Assembly Elections Polling Begins Early Voting Percentage Recorded in Kerala Assam and Puducherry

• Assembly Elections polling begins with early voting percentage
• Assembly Elections see leaders and actors casting votes
• Assembly Elections record early polling in Kerala Assam Puducherry

Polling for the Assembly Elections is underway across Kerala Assam and Puducherry with voters turning up early at polling stations. Voting began at 7 in the morning and the Election Commission has released the initial turnout figures recorded within the first two hours.

According to official data Assam reported a polling percentage of 17.87 while Puducherry registered 17.41. Kerala saw a turnout of 16.23 percent during the same time period reflecting steady participation from voters in the early phase.

The elections also witnessed participation from several prominent figures who exercised their right to vote. In Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan along with other ministers cast their votes at designated polling booths.

Celebrities also joined the democratic process with well known actors Mohanlal and Prithviraj Sukumaran casting their votes. Actor and Union Minister Suresh Gopi was among the notable personalities seen at polling stations.

Officials expect the voter turnout to rise as the day progresses with more people expected to visit polling centers. Authorities have made necessary arrangements to ensure smooth and secure polling across all regions.

The early polling trends indicate active public participation highlighting the importance of these Assembly Elections in shaping the political landscape of the respective states.