Election officials aim for 90‑95% turnout in Jaipur's 150‑ward race

The administration has set an ambitious target of securing at least nine out of ten eligible voters. Achieving 90 percent turnout would mean roughly 2.19 million votes, while 95 percent would push the figure to about 2.31 million. The extra 122,000 votes that a five‑point rise brings could be decisive in many wards where margins are razor‑thin. Consequently, the focus is on encouraging maximum voter participation while ensuring a free, fair, and peaceful election environment.