Final electoral roll released by Collector in Ramanathapuram

January 22, 2024 07:51 pm | Updated 09:32 pm IST - RAMANATHAPURAM 

Collector B. Vishnu Chandran released the final electoral roll in Ramanathapuram on Monday.

Collector B. Vishnu Chandran released the final electoral roll in Ramanathapuram on Monday.

Ramanathapuram Collector B. Vishnu Chandran released the final electoral roll at the Collectorate here on Monday. According to the final electoral roll, there are about 11,69,020 voters in all four Assembly constituencies combined. Among the total numbers of voters, 5,80,871 are men, 5,88,081 are women and 68 are third genders.  

The four Assembly constituencies in the district are: Paramakudi, Thiruvadanai, Ramanathapuram and Mudukulathur.  

In Paramakudi Assembly constituency, the total voters are 2,52,642, men voters are 1,25,058, women voters are 1,27,561 and third gender voters are 23. 

Similarly, in Thiruvadani Assembly constituency, the total number of voters are 2,92,214, men voters are 1,45,786, women voters are 1,46,403 and third gender voters are 25.

There are 3,14,236 voters in Ramanthapuram constituency. The constituency has 1,55,397 men voters, 1,58,292 women voters and six third gender voters.

Among the total number of 3,09,928 voters in the Mudukulathur Assembly constituency, 1,54,630 are male voters, 1,55,292 are female voters and six are third gender voters.

Sources said the final electoral roll would be displayed in all the government offices and the designated locations for the benefit of the public. Also, it can be cross checked on www.elections.tn.gov.in and www.nvsp.in websites.

District Revenue Officer R. Govindarajalu was present at the release of the electoral roll. 

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