Name: Elector Gender Ratio in India from 1st LokSabha Election to 18th LokSabha Election
Creator: 360 Analytika
Published: 2025-04-12
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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Source

Election Commission of India

Last Updated

April 12, 2025

Time Range

1st LokSabha Election – 18th LokSabha Election

Periodicity

Usually Quinquennial

Unit

Female electors (registered voters) per 1000 Male electors

Sector

National Politics

Next Update

2026

Indicator Summary

Elector Gender Ratio refers to the number of female electors (registered voters) per 1000 male electors in the electoral rolls. This demographic metric is particularly important in India, where historical gender imbalances have been reflected in various social and political contexts, including electoral participation. A ratio closer to 1000 would indicate perfect gender parity in the electoral rolls.

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Election Commission of India. (2025). Elector Gender Ratio in India from 1st Lok Sabha Election to 18th Lok Sabha Election (360 Analytika, Ed.) [Dataset]. https://360analytika.com/elector-gender-ratio-in-india/