NEW DELHI: Women voters outstripped men in as many as 13 states and Union territories in the Lok Sabha polls which concluded on Sunday. The new entrants to this club are Bihar and Uttarakhand , the only states in the north to figure on this list.In 2014, 10 states and UTs had seen more women than men voting, but within the then undivided state of Andhra Pradesh, the part that now remains Andhra had also recorded a larger number of female voters than male. Thus, effectively 11 of the current states and UTs had witnessed this trend five years ago.The current list is dominated by states and UTs in the south and northeast, the only exceptions being Goa and Daman & Diu in the west and the two northern states.While 11 of the 13 states and UTs had more female than male voters even in 2014, the gap has widened in each case quite significantly. In Kerala , for instance, it has increased from a little over 6 lakh to more than 9 lakh. In Tamil Nadu , the jump is from just over a lakh to nearly 6 lakh.Put together, in these 13 states and UTs, there were 21 lakh more women voting than men. A caveat is in order in the case of Bihar. The tally here is based on detailed numbers for the first six phases , and the lead women voters have is around 1.3 lakh.It is possible, though not likely, that numbers from the seventh phase could change the picture.