New Delhi, Feb 7 (IANS) Delhi's North East district saw the highest turnout of voters at 69.89 percent in the assembly polls Saturday while the New Delhi district registered the lowest at 64.01 percent, the Election Commission said.
"The highest voter turnout was in the North East district and the lowest was in New Delhi," the poll panel said in a statement.
The fiercely fought elections saw a record voter turnout of 67.08 percent.
"We are happy to announce this election has been unprecedented in terms of voter turnout. The poll percentage has crossed 67.08 percent," Chief Electoral Officer Chandra Bhushan Kumar said.
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