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Srinagar: The voter turnout in the second phase of voting for Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections was recorded at 36.93 per cent as of 1 pm on Wednesday, according to the Election Commission. As per the Election Commission of India,

The Centre invited foreign delegates with the objective of showcasing the peaceful poll process and the good voter turnout that has been witnessed since the Lok Sabha polls earlier this year. The delegation visited several regions in Jammu and Kashmir to witness Assembly elections.

The first phase of voting for the J&K Assembly elections was conducted on 18 September. The turnout for the 24 constituencies across seven districts in the first phase was 61.13 per cent. It was still lower than the record figure of 2014, which was 66 per cent.

The second phase of Jammu and Kashmir's assembly elections began Wednesday with 2.5 million voters determining the outcome for 239 candidates vying for 26 seats. Key candidates include former chief minister Omar Abdullah and BJP J-K chief Ravinder Raina.

Residents in Indian-controlled Kashmir have begun casting votes in the second phase of a staggered election for a local government. for the first time in decades the election is not boycotted by separatists.

Residents in Indian-controlled Kashmir have begun casting their votes in the second phase of a staggered election for a local government

Polling began in 26 seats across six districts of Jammu and Kashmir in the second phase of assembly elections on Wednesday (September 25). Polling is being held across 15 seats in the Kashmir Valley and 11 seats in the Jammu division of the Union Territory (UT).