Except few MLAs, most legislators and Parliament members in the northeastern states on Monday cast their vote in the 16th Presidential election.
In Assam, 123 of the 126 MLAs, including Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his cabinet colleagues, Opposition leader Debabrata Saikia cast their votes for the presidential polls in the state assembly.
Congress MLA Bharat Chandra Narah has sought permission to exercise his franchise in the Parliament as he is in Delhi for medical treatment.
Three Uttarakhand MLAs did not turn up to vote in the presidential election on Monday, the Vidhan Sabha secretariat here said.
Cabinet minister Chandan Ram Das, Congress MLAs from Kiccha Tilak Raj Behar and Badrinath Rajendra Bhandari skipped voting.
Das, the BJP MLA from Bageshwar, and Behar are said to be ill, Bhandari could not turn up to cast his vote, the secretariat said.
Of the total 70 MLAs, 67 cast their votes at the Vidhan Sabha here.
NDA candidate Droupadi Murmu is pitted against joint opposition nominee Yashwant Sinha in the poll.
A total of 198 MLAs out of 200 in Rajasthan cast their vote in the 16th Presidential election on Monday.
Bhartiya Tribal Party MLA Rajkumar Roat and Congress MLA Bhanwar Lal Sharma did not turn up for voting.
While Sharma is unwell, Roat's son is not well.
The polling for the 16th Presidential election in the Rajasthan Assembly premises began here at 10 a.m. with Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot among early voters.
BJP MPs Sunny Deol and Sanjay Dhotre were among those who missed casting their votes in the presidential poll on Monday.
While actor-politician Deol is abroad for medical treatment, Dhotre is in the ICU.
Two MPs each from BJP and Shiv Sena, and one each from the BSP, Congress, SP and AIMIM were among those who did not cast their votes during the election.
BSP leader Atul Singh who is in jail could not vote.
A total of 11 states and one union territory including Chhattisgarh, Goa, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Puducherry, Sikkim, Mizoram and Tamil Nadu recorded 100 per cent voting on Monday in polling for the election of the 15th President of India.
Polling concluded successfully in free, fair and transparent manner at the Parliament House on Monday and in each of the 30 places of poll in State Legislative Assemblies including Legislative Assembly of NCT of Delhi and UT of Puducherry.