The district administration in Pune has been striving ahead of the polls to increase voter turnout in the district. In the 2019 assembly polls, Pune district recorded a 57.10 percent voter turnout. In 2024, the district reported 61.7%, and in 2009, it recorded 54.5%. However, it will be interesting to see how much voting percentage the district records this year.
In 2019, Indapur recorded the highest voter turnout at 77.0%, followed closely by Daund at 72.0%, and Maval with 73.0%, indicating strong voter participation in these constituencies. Shirur also saw a high turnout of 69.4%, and Baramati followed closely with 68.7%. On the other hand, the constituencies with the lowest voter turnouts were Pune Cantonment at 43.2%, Shivajinagar with 43.5%, Kothrud at 47.9%, Vadgaon Sheri at 47.7%, and Parvati at 48.3%, showing a marked decrease in voter engagement in these areas. These areas marked the peak urban constituencies in the city, while the rural parts reported a good turnout.
Now, this year, till 3 pm, the voter turnout in Pune district’s 21 Assembly constituencies was reported at 41.70 percent, said officials on Wednesday after polling started at 7 am. The vote percentage was at 5.53 percent at 9 am.
Maval recorded the highest turnout at 49.75%, followed closely by Indapur with 49.50% and Daund at 46.70%, indicating strong electoral participation in these areas. Other constituencies such as Bhor (47.54%) and Khed-Alandi (47.43%) also saw high engagement. On the other hand, constituencies like Pimpri (31.58%), Junnar (34.58%), and Pune Cantonment (35.84%) had lower voter turnout.
2019 Pune district assembly-wise vote pc
Junnar – 67.2%
Ambegaon – 67.1%
Khed Alandi – 67.7%
Shirur – 69.4%
Daund – 72.0%
Indapur – 77.0%
Baramati – 68.7%
Purandar – 67.8%
Bhor – 63.8%
Maval – 73.0%
Chinchwad – 54.2%
Pimpri – 50.1%
Bhosari – 62.8%
Vadgaon Sheri – 47.7%
Shivajinagar – 43.5%
Kothrud – 47.9%
Khadakwasala – 52.2%
Parvati – 48.3%
Hadapsar – 48.3%
Pune Cantonment – 43.2%
Kasba Peth – 51.0%
