Kamal Nath's Chhindwara seat registers highest voting

While newly created Agar-Malwa district registered 70% voting, Burhanpur district bordering Maharashtra registered 72.89%, Neemuch and Mandsaur 71.58% and 71.21 percent polling respectively. Both the districts are in proximity of Rajasthan. Similarly, Dewas district registered 70.96% followed by Ratlam 70.82%, Sehore 70.59% and tribal dominated Dindori district with 70.22% voting.

Chhindwara also registered highest voting by female voters followed by Burhanpur district with 76.89 and 70.86 polling percent respectively.

Those districts where voting was in bracket of 60-70% include; Dindori 67.65%, Neemuch 66.89%, Balaghat 66.88%, Ratlam 66.78%, Shahdol 66.67%, Barwani 66.36%, Seoni 65.85%, Mandsaur 65.63%, Dewas 65.44%, Khandwa 65.11%, Sehore 63.69%, Khargone 63.07%, Mandla 62.74%, Agar-Malwa 62.64%, Hoshangabad 62.62%, Betul 62.57%, Jhabua 62.28%, Shajapur 61.96%, Dhar 60.54%, Satna 60.28% and Ujjain 60.10%. In all, 15 districts registered between 50 and 60 percent polling. Polling took place in 29 Lok Sabha constituencies of Madhya Pradesh on April 10, 17 and 24.