The election for the Kosi Graduate Constituency in Kishanganj district concluded peacefully on Friday, as part of the broader Bihar Legislative Council elections for 8 seats. A total voter turnout of 65.64% was recorded across the district's eight polling centers. According to the voting data, male voter participation surpassed that of women, with 68.35% of men casting their votes compared to 54.20% of women. No votes were cast by third-gender electors.

Block-wise, Thakurganj recorded the highest turnout at 75.42%, followed by Dighalbank at 73.07%, Kishanganj block at 67.58%, and Bahadurganj at 64.68%. The polling center at the Kishanganj Sub-divisional office saw a 63.76% turnout, while Kochadhaman registered 63.03% and Pothia 60.52%. The lowest turnout in the district was observed in Tadhagachh block, with 54.21% of voters exercising their franchise.

In Kishanganj, a total of 3,554 voters participated, comprising 2,898 men and 656 women. Seven of the eight polling centers in the district were located in the Block Development Officer (BDO) offices of Tadhagachh, Bahadurganj, Dighalbank, Thakurganj, Pothia, Kochadhaman, and Kishanganj blocks. An additional center was set up in the court room of the Kishanganj Sub-divisional office. Security forces were deployed at all centers, and officials were instructed to remain vigilant, ensuring a smooth and peaceful electoral process.