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<div>West Bengal's Poll Paradox: 20 Lakh More Votes Polled In Phase 1 Despite 37 Lakh Deletions</div>
West Bengal's Poll Paradox: 20 Lakh More Votes Polled In Phase 1 Despite 37 Lakh Deletions
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West Bengal’s Poll Paradox: 20 Lakh More Votes Polled In Phase 1 Despite 37 Lakh Deletions

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Phase 1 saw over 20 lakh more votes across 152 seats than 2021, averaging 13,000 extra votes per seat, with variations across constituencies

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