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Rajasthan’s Anta Assembly By-Election: 8,540 First-Time Voters, 268 Polling Stations
Anta By-Election: Voting for the assembly by-elections in Anta will take place on November 11th. Nominations will begin on October 21st, and results will be declared on the 14th.
The Anta assembly by-elections in Rajasthan have been announced, and the State Election Department has released the final voter list. Compared to 2023, the number of voters has increased by 10,535 this time. Compared to the previous election, the number of female voters has increased the most. While the number of female voters in the last election was 1,04,907, this time it has increased to 1,11,154. The number of first-time voters is 8,540. There are 247 polling booths.
According to the State Election Department, a total of 227,563 voters are registered in the Anta Assembly constituency as of October 1, 2025. Of these, 116,405 are men, 111,154 are women, and 4 are other voters. They will be able to exercise their franchise at 268 polling stations in the constituency. In the 2023 Assembly elections, a total of 2,17,028 voters were registered here. Of these, 1,12,115 were male voters and 1,04,907 were female voters.
This is one of the few assembly constituencies in Rajasthan where voters from two districts exercise their franchise. It includes polling booths in Kota and Baran. Although approximately 99% of the polling booths are located in the Baran district, Kota also has voters from this constituency.
The Anta constituency can also be called a rural by-election, as approximately 70% of the polling stations are located in rural areas. This means that the majority of voters in this seat will be from the farming community.
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This is a Meena-dominated constituency. The last election was won by Vasundhara Raje's supporter, Kanwarlal Meena. However, he was convicted by the High Court in a criminal case, resulting in his disqualification from the Assembly. Following this, a by-election was announced. Five elections have been held since the Anta constituency was created. The Anta Assembly constituency was created in 2008. The first election for this seat was held in 2008, in which veteran Congress leader Pramod Jain Bhaya won and became a minister. Subsequently, in 2013, the BJP fielded outsider Prabhulal Saini, who won and became a minister in the Vasundhara Raje government. In 2018, Pramod Jain Bhaya regained the seat and became a minister in the Ashok Gehlot government.
