A voter turnout of over 56.35 percent was recorded till 1 p.m. in the ongoing Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election in Assam, according to reports published by ThePrint, The New Indian Express, Rediff, and India Today NE. Polling across the parliamentary constituency has been reported as peaceful by The New Indian Express as voters continued to cast their ballots through the early afternoon.

The voting figures reflected a progressive increase in elector participation throughout the morning hours. According to the Press Trust of India, over 17 percent voter turnout was recorded within the first two hours of voting. Participation continued to rise over the subsequent hours, with turnout reaching 37.82 percent by 11 a.m., as reported by Northeast Today and The Assam Tribune.

Technical Glitches and Polling Status

Despite the overall peaceful conduct of the bypoll reported across the constituency, minor operational issues were noted in certain areas. According to a report by The Assam Tribune, Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) glitches impacted two polling booths during the course of voting.

Further details regarding the final turnout percentage, voter turnout in specific assembly segments, or official statements from election authorities have not been reported in the available source reports. Polling progress beyond 1 p.m. remains to be updated by news outlets.

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This report was prepared by the Vani24 news desk with AI assistance, based on reporting by the publications below.