The voting begun at 10 am at the Tilak Hall here.
After casting his vote, the chief minister told reporters that NDA candidate Ram Nath Kovind will win the election with a huge margin.
"This is matter of pride for the people of Uttar Pradesh, the the son of the state is going to become the President", he said.
Both Adityanath and Maurya have not yet resigned from the Lok Sabha and are voters as MPs.
The NDA has fielded former Bihar Governor Kovind for the top constitutional post, while former Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar is the joint opposition candidate.
The counting of votes will take place on July 20 in New Delhi where all the ballot boxes will be brought from various state capitals.
The tenure of incumbent Pranab Mukherjee comes to an end on July 24.
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