Nagpur district has over half of 2.55 lakh graduate voters in Nagpur division constituency

The electoral roll of the Nagpur division Legislative Council graduates' constituency lists a total of 2,55,603 voters across six districts. More than half of them are from Nagpur district alone. The election department has identified 445 polling stations for the election.

According to official figures, the total comprises 1,47,280 men, 1,08,301 women and 22 third gender voters. Nagpur district has 1,44,466 voters, which is more than 56 per cent of the division's graduate voters. Gadchiroli has the fewest, with only 13,608 voters on the roll.

Chandrapur is second after Nagpur, with 32,262 voters. It is followed by Gondia with 22,176, Bhandara with 21,349 and Wardha with 21,742 voters.

The distribution of polling stations broadly follows the number of voters. Nagpur has the most, 246. It is followed by Chandrapur with 58, Wardha with 41, Gondia with 39, Bhandara with 35 and Gadchiroli with 26.

Voters with disabilities: 14,197

The roll includes 14,197 voters with disabilities from across the division. They comprise 8,933 men, 5,262 women and two third gender voters.

Nagpur has the most voters with disabilities, at 8,064. Chandrapur has 1,947, Gondia 1,887, Bhandara 1,034, Gadchiroli 679 and Wardha 586.

Voters above 80 years: 855

The list also has 855 voters above the age of 80, of whom 738 are men and 117 are women. Most of them are in Nagpur, where 721 such voters are registered.

Bhandara and Wardha have 36 voters of this age each. Chandrapur has 34, Gondia 24 and Gadchiroli only four elderly voters.

The district-wise figures show that the bulk of the graduate voters are in Nagpur, which has well over half of the division's voters. Gadchiroli, on the other hand, has both the fewest voters and the fewest polling stations.