Young voters may dominate this election in Maharashtra

MUMBAI: Among 5.35 crore young voters (aged 18-40) in the state there are only 11 lakh fresh voters (between 18 years and 19 years) who have been registered in the electoral roll and will cast their vote for the first time this election. Similarly, though young voters (18-40 years) in Mumbai region are pegged at around 1.3 crore, the chunk of first-time voters (18-19years) is of only 3.5-4 lakh.

However this election's tally of 11 lakh fresh voters is more than in 2009 when such voters were only 4.79 lakh and so is the case in Mumbai region too. Mumbai region constitutes 25 to 30% of the total vote share of Maharashtra.

According to island city and suburban collectors who are in-charge of the electoral roll said the percentage of voter Id among the voters was lesser than the national average. Against the national average of 98% state's only 92% voters had photo IDs. "In Island city the percentage of voters having photo ID is 89% while in suburban Mumbai, Thane and Raigad districts the same percentage is 75%, 70%, and 91% only," said the commission officials.

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