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Thattanchavady Bypoll Election Live: Puducherry Assembly Constituency By-Election Voting Underway with 39.16% Voter Turnout After Steady Start – Check Latest Status, Voting Hours & More

Thattanchavady Bypoll Election Live: Puducherry Assembly Constituency By-Election Voting Underway with 39.16% Voter Turnout After Steady Start – Check Latest Status, Voting Hours & More
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Thattanchavady Bypoll Election Live: Voting is underway for the Thattanchavady Assembly constituency by-election in Puducherry. According to reports, on October 6, 2026, the constituency recorded a 39.16% voter turnout till 11:00 AM IST, marking the highest turnout among the regional by-elections held today. Here are the latest updates you need to know.

Thattanchavady Bypoll Election Live: Voting Hours & Logistics

  • Voting Hours: Polling started at 7:00 AM IST and will conclude at 6:00 PM IST.

  • Polling Stations: A total of 31 polling stations across 19 locations are operational.

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  • Electorate: There are 26,921 registered voters eligible to cast their ballots in this urban segment.

  • Results Date: The counting of votes and official results will be announced on October 9, 2026.

Thattanchavady Bypoll Election Live: Voter Turnout

The Thattanchavady Assembly constituency by-election in Puducherry has recorded a 39.16% voter turnout till 11:00 AM IST. According to reports from official election authorities, voting began at 7:00 AM IST on October 6, 2026, on a brisk and steady note.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 6, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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