Lok Sabha elections 2024 full schedule: Pune to vote in phase 3 (May 7) and phase 4 (May 13) | Pune News – Times of India

PUNE: The Election Commission of India made an announcement on March 16 regarding the dates for voting and the declaration of results for the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha Elections. The elections will span across 7 phases, starting on April 19 and concluding on June 1, covering a total of 543 constituencies.
In the state of Maharashtra, the parliamentary polls will be conducted for its 48 seats.The voting process will be divided into five phases, taking place on April 19, April 26, May 7, May 13 and May 20.
Pune Lok Sabha elections: Date
Despite having 48 Lok Sabha seats, Maharashtra’s elections will be held in five phases, following the trend of previous Lok Sabha elections. Baramati, one of the constituencies, is scheduled to hold its voting in phase 3 on May 7. The other three constituencies will have their polling day during phase 4 on May 13. The counting of votes and declaration of results for all the seats in Maharashtra will be completed by June 4.
Full list of LS seats in Pune district
In the 2019 elections, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) won two seats in Shirur and Baramati. Meanwhile, Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) and Shiv Sena claimed victory in Pune and Maval constituencies, respectively. All four seats in Pune have been designated as unreserved categories.
Winners of Pune district Lok Sabha seats in 2019

  • Pune: Girish Bapat (BJP)
  • Shirur: Amol Kolhe (NCP)
  • Baramati: Supriya Sule (NCP)
  • Maval: Shrirang Chandu Barne (SS)

According to the most recent data from the Maharashtra’s chief electoral office, Pune district has the highest number of voters in the state with 82.8 lakh registered voters. The state has a total of 9.2 crore voters, comprising 4.8 crore men and 4.4 crore women.
Chief election commissioner Rajiv Kumar announced on March 16 that a whopping 96.8 crore voters are prepared to cast their ballots in the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The world’s largest democracy is gearing up for this massive electoral process, with 10.5 lakh polling stations and 1.5 crore polling officials and security personnel ready to facilitate the voting process.