Representational image JAMMU: Kashmir division has more registered voters (4,581,375) than that in Jammu division (4,161,503), as per the latest district-wise enrolment data presented in J&K assembly on Wednesday.The UT has 8,742,878 voters, comprising 4,465,161 men, 4,277,568 women, and 149 from third gender, with Srinagar district topping (29) in the third category. Pulwama has 19 voters from third gender and Kupwara two. Kashmir division has 99 such voters.Jammu district has the highest number of voters (1,189,555) and Kishtwar district has the lowest at 178,402, the govt told the assembly in response to queries raised by PDP’s Pulwama MLA, Waheed Parra, who also asked the govt to list steps taken to achieve 100 per cent enrolment.“The rise in the number of voters from the Valley can largely be attributed to greater participation by youth and first-time voters after years of boycott,” Parra said.The govt said in accordance with Representation of the People Act, 1950, Election Commission of India has notified four qualifying dates each year for a special summary revision (SSR) of electoral rolls in the UT.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos”Will Simplify Visas And Admin”: Macron’s Big Announcement For Indian StGalgotias University Turns A Robodog Into National Embarrassment, Thrown Out Of AI Summit”Don’t Want To Be Dependent On US Or China…” Macron On AI Innovation’Proud Moment For Humanity!’ Social Media Roasts Galgotias University, China Reacts To Robo Dog Row’India A Major Global Talent Hub’: Says Jaishankar At European Legal Gateway Office LaunchSundar Pichai Unveils ‘India-America Connect’ to Power Massive Subsea Cable ExpansionCCTV Captures Delhi Teen’s Speeding SUV Seconds Before Fatal Dwarka CrashIndia to Add $26 Trillion to Economy, Negotiating FTAs from Strength: Piyush Goyal’Can’t Wait For Trump To Go’: Hillary Clinton Hails India, Pushes Others For Climate Change MovesUS Panel Asks If Trump Needs To Cut Ties With Pakistan To Make India Happy. Here’s What Experts Said123PhotostoriesHow to make Aloo Tikki Chaat at homeNithya Menen birthday special: From ‘Thiruchitrambalam’ to ‘Ishq’ – Films to watch on OTT5 snake-related paintings and symbols that are believed to remove negativityExclusive – Elvish Yadav opens up about hosting Engaged Season 2, shares his take on love and confirms he will get married soon10 vegetarian koftas to make your meals extra deliciousFrom Daulat Ki Chaat to Bhutte Ka Kees: 8 rare Indian dishes the world needs to try5 famous embroideries India gifted to the world5 real estate hotspots in Lucknow driving the residential market in 20265 things foreign tourists secretly dislike about travelling in India6 luxury cars with interiors that feel like five-star lounges123Hot PicksCigarette price hikeGold rate todayITC shareMadhya Pradesh budget 2026–27Income Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingRashee Rice LawsuitLarry WheelsRampage JacksonPatrick MahomesSidney Crosby GirlfriendLindsey VonnLogan PaulMick CroninPakistan T20 World CupJake Paul Fiance
JAMMU: Kashmir division has more registered voters (4,581,375) than that in Jammu division (4,161,503), as per the latest district-wise enrolment data presented in J&K assembly on Wednesday.The UT has 8,742,878 voters, comprising 4,465,161 men, 4,277,568 women, and 149 from third gender, with Srinagar district topping (29) in the third category. Pulwama has 19 voters from third gender and Kupwara two. Kashmir division has 99 such voters.Jammu district has the highest number of voters (1,189,555) and Kishtwar district has the lowest at 178,402, the govt told the assembly in response to queries raised by PDP’s Pulwama MLA, Waheed Parra, who also asked the govt to list steps taken to achieve 100 per cent enrolment.“The rise in the number of voters from the Valley can largely be attributed to greater participation by youth and first-time voters after years of boycott,” Parra said.The govt said in accordance with Representation of the People Act, 1950, Election Commission of India has notified four qualifying dates each year for a special summary revision (SSR) of electoral rolls in the UT.
