voter turnout it would be advantage congress as most of those who will come to vote this time will be those who want to defeat the disqualifiedthe voice and sentiments are against the disqualified so it will benefit us he claimedhe also said there were chances of core bjp supporters displeased with tickets being given to outsiders the disqualified mlas staying away from mobilising voters and this would also help the congresschief minister b s yediyurappa has urged the voters to come out and vote in large numbers as it was their rightonly if there is 8085 per cent voter turnout it will give a meaning to democratic system as there is holiday in 15 constituencies going for polls i request the electorate to come out and vote he saidthe election commission and police have made elaborate arrangements for the smooth conduct of the bypolls in all the 15 constituenciesaccording to election officials a total of 3777970 electors including 1842027 women are eligible to cast their votes at 4185 polling stations in the bypolls there are also 4711 service votersout of total 42509 personnel deployed for election management 19299 are polling personnel as many as 11241 personnel from state police and 2511 central armed police forces capf would be on security dutypolling officials said 884 polling stations have been marked critical and 414 stations will be manned by capfthe bypolls were earlier slated for october 21 but the ec had deferred them to december 5 after the apex court decided to hear the petitions of the disqualified mlas