India, Aug. 31 -- Nashik and Mumbai Suburban districts have recorded the widest gap between male and female voters in Maharashtra's draft electoral roll after the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), while Ratnagiri stands out as the only district where women have outnumbered men.

According to data of the SIR released by the Chief Electoral Officer on Monday, the draft roll features 7.71 crore electors across 36 districts of the state, with men outnumbering women state-wide by over 20.17 lakh.

Nashik has 21.09 lakh male voters against 19.6 lakh female voters, a difference of 1.41 lakh, while Mumbai Suburban has 26.51 lakh male and 25.2 lakh female voters, a gap of 1.31 lakh.

In contrast, Nagpur has 15.99 lakh male voters and 15.95 lakh fe...