Vivek Agarwal

Voter turnout will be higher everywhere, as voter rolls were recently cleaned up by removing dead, duplicate, fake & relocated voters, reducing the denominator. Instead of turnout, compare the number of voters with historical figures. I expect 5% increase in voters & 92% turnout.

Voter turnout will be higher everywhere, as voter rolls were recently cleaned up by removing dead, duplicate, fake & relocated voters, reducing the denominator. Instead of turnout, compare the number of voters with historical figures. I expect 5% increase in voters & 92% turnout.

Voter turnout will be higher everywhere, as voter rolls were recently cleaned up by removing dead, duplicate, fake & relocated voters, reducing the denominator. Instead of turnout, compare the number of voters with historical figures. I expect 5% increase in voters & 92% turnout.

Voter turnout will be higher everywhere, as voter rolls were recently cleaned up by removing dead, duplicate, fake & relocated voters, reducing the denominator. Instead of turnout, compare the number of voters with historical figures. I expect 5% increase in voters & 92% turnout.

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