In the recent assembly polls, Tamil Nadu reported a historic voter turnout of 85.11%, with approximately 48.8 million voters participating, surpassing previous records. This turnout is particularly notable given that 11.6% of the electorate was excised during the electoral roll revision. The highest turnout was recorded in Veerapandi at 93.41%. Similarly, West Bengal achieved a turnout of 92.35%, translating to 33.2 million voters, the highest since the 2011 elections. The highest turnout in West Bengal was in Murarai at 96.95%. Both states observed a trend of increased participation among women voters. Despite some reports of violence and intimidation, the elections were largely peaceful, with officials noting no serious injuries. Political leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, expressed confidence in their respective parties' prospects based on the turnout figures. The elections reflect a significant engagement from the electorate, with leaders from both sides claiming victory.