Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Uttar Pradesh witnesses rise in women voters; check statistics here
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Uttar Pradesh witnesses rise in women voters; check statistics here

As the nation gears up for the Lok Sabha Elections of 2024, Uttar Pradesh (UP) has witnessed a notable surge in the women voters

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Mar 14, 2024, 03:15 pm IST
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A notable trend has surfaced with a marked rise in the increased participation of women voters in the upcoming  Lok Sabha elections of 2024 in Uttar Pradesh (UP). This upsurge in female voters will play a crucial role in having a pivotal influence on shaping in the Lok Sabha election results and reshaping the political landscape within the state. The increased participation of women voters signals a shift in societal attitudes and the growing recognition of the importance of women’s voices in politics. Women constitute a significant voting bloc whose preferences and concerns can no longer be ignored by political parties vying for power.

New Voter List Statistics & Gender Ratio 

As per the new voter list of Uttar Pradesh, there are a total of 15.29 crore voters. Out of this, 8.14 crore are male and 7.15 crore are female voters. In this, 7.28 lakh girls between the ages of 18 to 19 years will be first-time voters. As per the data, the gender ratio has also increased in the new voter list of the state. For every 1000 male voters in the list, there are 878 female voters.

The reasons behind this increase in female voters are considered to be multidimensional. Factors such as educational initiatives, awareness campaigns, improved accessibility to polling stations, and changes in social norms can contribute to encouraging more and more women to cast their votes. Moreover, political parties have recognised the importance of addressing women’s issues and concerns in their electoral campaigns. Issues such as women’s safety, empowerment, healthcare, further education, and economic opportunities have gained prominence in the political landscape, which has further motivated women to participate in the upcoming election process.

In UP, where electoral outcomes often hinge on narrow margins, the increased participation of women voters could have a significant impact on the electoral landscape. Parties are likely to tailor their strategies and policies to appeal to this crucial demographic, further focusing on the role of women in shaping political outcomes.

Overall, the rising number of women voters in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in Uttar Pradesh underscores the evolving dynamics of Indian democracy and highlights the growing influence of women in the political arena. Their active participation not only strengthens the democratic process but also reinforces the imperative of addressing gender-specific issues in policymaking and governance.

The active participation of women voters will hold immense potential in reshaping the political scenario as it can foster more inclusive and representative governance. Firstly, engaging women in the electoral process of Lok Sabha elections will ensure that a wider array of perspectives and concerns will be considered in futuristic policymaking. Women’s issues related to education, healthcare, and social welfare, alongside gender equality, can be vocalised.

Secondly, increased participation of women voters has the potential to promote greater gender equality in political representation. When women actively participate in elections, it is more likely that they may support and vote for female candidates from their area, thereby increasing the likelihood of women holding political office. This scenario will ensure that women’s voices are heard in decision-making processes and will serve as a catalyst for broader societal change that can challenge the old traditional gender related stereotypes. As more women occupy positions of power and influence, they can advocate for policies and initiatives which as a result will lead to a more equitable and inclusive political landscape.

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