In India’s electoral history, two seats have been won by a vote-share margin exceeding 90%, one of them being Anantnag; the late P A Sangma holds record for most such results

His delicate health notwithstanding, the politician in former prime minister Manmohan Singh came out sharply during the 2024 Lok Sabha elections when he accused his successor Narendra Modi of lowering the dignity of public discourse and the gravity of the office of the prime minister by delivering "hateful speeches" during the poll campaign.

Lok Sabha elections saw a decline in voter turnout, with women voters surpassing men, according to Election Commission data.

The data is released at a time when opposition parties have levelled allegations against the poll body of fudging in figures of voter turnout in the Lok Sabha elections.

The Election Commission said that these 100 statistical reports will be a treasure trove for academicians, researchers, and election watchers worldwide for in-depth analysis and policy insights.

Of the 642,139,275 votes cast through EVMs in 2024, 51.29% votes (329,361,948) were cast by men, 48.7% (312,764,269) by women, and 0.002% (13,058) by the third gender.