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Rajasthan Panchayati Raj Election Results 2020:

Posted on December 14, 2020December 22, 2020 by admin

Rajasthan

Who won?

with 1,011 Panchayat Samiti seats over 1,000 seats that of the Congress, a few hours after the counting of votes began in 21 districts of Rajasthan on 1^st of December. While polls were held for 4,371 constituencies across the state, as many as 222 samitis have been announced so far on the basis of the results.

287 independent candidates and 48 Rastriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) candidates also won the Panchayat Samiti member seats. Yet, the counting of the votes to elect the members of Panchayat Samitis and Zila Parishads is still underway. In the Zila Parishad election, which was held simultaneously, the ruling Congress in the state has won 10 seats, whereas the BJP got three seats of the total 636.

Who participated?

The polling to elect a total of 636 Zila Parishad members and 4,371 Panchayat Samiti members was held in four phases in 21 districts of Ajmer, Banswara, Barmer, Bhilwara, Bikaner, Bundi, Chittorgarh, Churu, Dungarpur, Hanumangarh, Jaisalmer, Jalore, Jhalawar, Jhunjhunu, Nagaur, Pali, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand, Sikar, Tonk and Udaipur.

Voting was held for 908 members of 46 panchayat samitis in 21 districts and their respective zila parishad members. In the fourth phase, 52.55 lakh people were eligible to vote and there were 7,346 polling stations, a State Election Commission spokesperson said.

Out of 4,371 Panchayati Raj constituencies, the BJP has claimed victory in 1,812 followed by the Congress with 1,695.

Meanwhile, Independents won 413 constituencies, Lok Sabha MP Hanuman Beniwal’sRashtriyaLoktantrik Party (RLP) managed to stake claim to 56 constituencies followed by the Communist Party of India (CPI) with 16, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) with 3 and the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) with 1.

He said 63.83 per cent votes were cast in the fourth phase. In the first phase 61.80 per cent voters exercised their franchise, 63.18 in the second phase and 63.80 in the third phase, the spokesperson said.

How did the Voting system take place?

About 18,000 electronic voting machines (EVMs) were used, while more than 36,000 security personnel were deployed for smooth conduct of the elections, he said.

About 80% of 14.32 lakh voters cast their votes in the elections to 50 municipal bodies in 12 districts of Rajasthan on Friday. The highest turnout at 90.32% was recorded at Nagar in Bharatpur district in the polls for the town’s municipality.
Of the total urban local bodies which went to polls, 43 were municipalities and seven were municipal councils. As many as 7,249 candidates were in the fray for the posts of members in 1,775 wards of the 50 municipal bodies.
The voting was conducted peacefully with no untoward incident reported from anywhere. State Election Commissioner P.S. Mehra said COVID-19 guidelines were strictly followed at all polling stations.
The result will decide the fate of 1,778 candidates in the Zila Parishad elections and 12,663 candidates in the Panchayat Samiti elections. Elaborate security arrangements have been made for the counting process. The polling was held on November 23 and 27, and December 1 and 5.

Result :-

A voter turnout of over 63% was recorded in the fourth and last phase of the election for zila parishad and panchayat samiti members in Rajasthan on Saturday, officials said.

The election results will be announced after counting of votes on December 13, while the voting for chairpersons of urban bodies will be held on December 20. The districts which went to polls were Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Bharatpur, Dholpur, Baran, Sriganganagar, Kota, Sawai Madhopur, Sirohi, Karauli and Dausa.

Taking aim at Rajasthan Pradesh Congress Committee (RPCC) chief Govind Singh Dotasra, Satish Poonia said that the ruling party lost in his (Dotasra’s) own home turn. “The public is now disillusioned with the bad governance and anti-public policies of the Congress. This is merely the beginning, neither power nor wealth nor face, this is the welcome result of just one year’s hard work. Therefore, a total of 25 constituencies in Rajasthan will vote in two phases on April 29 and May 6, 2020.

Rajasthan Constituency-wise assembly seats:

Ajmer

The Ajmer Lok Sabha constituency consists of Dudu, Kishangarh, Pushkar, Ajmer North, Ajmer South, Nasirabad, Masuda and Kekri assembly seats. The Dudu and Ajmer South assembly seats are reserved for candidates belonging to scheduled caste category.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Bhagirath Chaudhary	8,15,076	Won
Cong	RijuJhunjhunwala	3,98,652	–
BSP	Durga Lal Regar	13,618	–
APOI	Vishram Babu	13,041	–
IND	SoniyaRegar	4,824	–
IND	Mukesh Gena	4,652	–
IND	Pramod Kumar	2,773	–

2.Alwar

The Alwar constituency is one of the 25 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state of Rajasthan. Alwar Lok Sabha constituency went to polls on May 06 in the fifth phase of 2019 general election. The poll results will be released on May 23.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Balak Nath	7,60,201	Won
Cong	Bhanwar Jitendra Singh	4,30,230	–
BSP	Imran Khan	56,649	–
PSPL	Anoop Kumar Meghwal	3,444	–
IND	Pawan Kumar Jain	2,533	–
IND	Madan Lal	1,991	–
APOI	Amit Jangir	1,601	–
IND	Anand Kumar Sain	1,303	–
IND	Tilak Raj Munjal	903	–
IND	Advocate Amit Kumar Gupta	808	–
PVRC	Gulab Singh	626	–

3.Barmer

A total of 25 constituencies in Rajasthan will vote in two phases-April 29 and May 6.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Kailash Choudhary	8,46,526	Won
Cong	Manvendra Singh	5,22,718	–
BMUP	Ramesh Kumar	16,699	–
IND	Haneef	8,070	–
IND	Mula Ram	3,517	–
IND	Popatlal	3,360	–
IND	BheraramJakhar	2,385	–

4.Bharatpur

The 17th Lok Sabha Election 2019 in the Bharatpur constituency of Rajasthan was held in the fifth phase on May 6, 2019.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	RanjeetaKoli	7,07,992	Won
Cong	Abhijeet Kumar Jatav	3,89,593	–
BSP	Suraj Pradhan Jatav	31,615	–
APOI	Mangal Ram Godra	5,715	–
IND	Sunil	2,236	–
IND	Purushottam Baba	1,897	–
IND	Tejveer Singh	1,098	–
IND	Ghanshyam Singh Yadav	1,013	–

*Provisional Data

5.Bhilwara

The 2019 General Election for Bhilwara constituency was held in the fourth phase. There are 8 assembly segments in Bhilwara Lok Sabha constituency. These include Asind, Mandal, Sahara, Bhilwara, Shahpura, Jahazpur, Mandalgarh and Hindoli.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Subhash Chandra Baheria	9,38,160	Won
Cong	Ram Pal Sharma	3,26,160	–
BSP	ShivlalGurjar	15,627	–
RTRP	Pawan Kumar Sharma	13,148	–

6.Bhilwara

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Subhash Chandra Baheria	9,38,160	Won
Cong	Ram Pal Sharma	3,26,160	–
BSP	ShivlalGurjar	15,627	–
RTRP	Pawan Kumar Sharma	13,148	–

7.Churu

Churu Lok Sabha constituency went to polls on May 6 in the fifth phase of 2019 General Election. The poll results will be released on May 23.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Rahul Kaswan	7,92,999	Won
Cong	Rafique Mandelia	4,58,597
CPM	BalwanPoonia	25,090
BSP	Hari Singh	16,116
IND	Sheela Shekhawat	6,526
IND	SukhadevMeghwal	4,582
IND	Kumbha Ram Meena	3,507
IND	Bishanaram	3,326
APOI	Satyapal Bauddh	3,080
BRPD	Gomati DharampalKataria	1,621
IND	Dararam Nayak	1,573
IND	Aslam	1,427

8.Dausa

The 17th Lok Sabha Election 2019 in the Dausa constituency of Rajasthan was held in the fifth phase on May 6, 2019.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Jaskaur Meena	5,48,733	Won
Cong	Savita Meena	4,70,289
BSP	Dwarka Prasad Maheshwara	13,414
NPSF	Chandra Prakash Meena	5,798
APOI	Ramphool Meena	4,999
IND	Maliram Nayaka	3,002
IND	RadheyShyam Meena	2,624
IND	Anju Dhanka	2,426
IND	Bharti Meena	2,034
IND	Bimla Devi Meena	1,190
PPID	Rinku Kumar Meena	931

9.Ganganagar

Ganganagar Lok Sabha constituency went to polls on May 6 in the fifth phase of 2019 General Election. The poll results will be released on May 23.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Nihal Chand	8,97,177	Won
Cong	Bharat Ram Meghwal	76000
CPI	Ravtaram	18,309
BSP	Lunarama	11,579
IND	Dr Balkrishan Panwar	6,878
IND	Satish Kumar	4,120
IND	Bhajan Singh Gharoo	3,414
IND	Titara Singh	2,726
IND	Naresh Kumar	1,820

10.Jaipur

The Jaipur constituency is one of the 25 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state of Rajasthan. Jaipur Lok Sabha constituency went to polls on May 6 in the fifth phase of 2019 general election. The poll results will be released on May 23.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Ram Charan Bohra	9,24,065	Won
Cong	Jyoti Khandelwal	4,93,439
BSP	UmraoSalodia	7,867
IND	Yogesh Sharma	3,356
SUCIC	Kuldeep Singh	2,623
IND	Ram Charan Joshi	2,187
IND	Ram Janki Swami	2,058
PPID	Ram Sahay Meena Kalky	1,820
IND	Yakub Khan	1,630
IND	RamlalDhanaka	1,536
IND	Vinay Kumar Varma	1,522
IND	Manoj Kumar Joshi	1,496
IND	Shobhal Singh	1,348
APOI	Kailash Chand Jagarwal	884
IND	Babita Wadhwani	672
SBP	Sanjay Garg	508
RJSP	Bhanwar Lal Joshi	506
IND	HaripalBairwa	440
IND	Prashant Saini	384
IND	Kamal Bhargav	358
RSVKP	P Trilok Tiwari	349
IND	Pankaj Patel	327
IND	Sharad Chand Jain	254
IND	Virad Singla	253

11.Jaipur Rural

The Jaipur Rural constituency is one of the 25 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state of Rajasthan. Jaipur Rural Lok Sabha constituency went to polls on May 06 in the fifth phase of 2019 general election. The poll results will be released on May 23.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Rajyavardhan Rathore	8,20,132	Won
Cong	Krishna Poonia	4,26,961	–
BSP	Virender Singh Bidhuri	7,976	–
IND	Vinod Sharma	4,146	–
APOI	Rajendra Kumar	3,800	–
IND	RamsinghKasana	1,834	–
BRPD	Ram Niwas NenawatMeghawal	1,259	–
IND	Banwari Lal Meena	1,234
IND	RamsinghKasana	1,834	–

12.Jalore

The Jaloreloksabha constituency consists of Ahore, Jalore, Bhinmal, Sanchore, Raniwara, Sirohi, Pindwara Abu and Reodar assembly seats. The Jalore, Pindwara Abu and Reodar seats are reserved for candidates belonging to scheduled caste category.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Devaji Patel	7,72,833	Won
Cong	Ratan Devasi	5,11,723	–
IND	Lukaram	13,485	–
RRP	Kaluram	12,284	–
IND	Lakharam Choudhary	6,333	–
APOI	Ramprasad Jatav	3,879	–
IND	Mohanlal	3,466	–
BMUP	Bhanwerlal	3,344	–
IND	BheraramBarar (meghwal)	3,321	–
IND	Dinesh Singh	3,248	–
SS	Vijay Shree	2,908	–
IND	Bhavaram	2,527	–
IND	Nimbaram	2,016	–
IND	Kapoora Ram Meena	1,314	–
IND	Kheta Ram	1,224	–

13.Jhalawar-Baran

Jhalwar-Baran Lok Sabha constituency, one of the total 25 Lok Sabha segments in Rajasthan state, goes to the polls in the fourth phase of general elections 2019 on April 29.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Dushyant Singh	8,87,400	Won
Cong	Pramod Sharma	4,33,472	–
BSP	Badree Lal	13,338	–
IND	Harish Kumar Dhakar	7,422	–
IND	Mohammad Nasir	5,107	–
IND	Abdul Qayyum Siddiqui	3,344	–
IND	Prince Meena	2,705	–

14.Jhunjhunu

Jhunjhunu Lok Sabha constituency went to polls on May 6 in the fifth phase of 2019 general election. The poll results will be released on May 23.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Narendra Kumar	7,38,163	Won
Cong	SharwanKumarGokal Ram	4,35,616	–
IND	SharwanKumarHukma Ram	5,582	–
BMUP	Ajay Pal	4,267	–
IND	MohdYunus	1,438	–
IND	Bhim Singh	1,238	–
RTRP	Dr Tejpal Katewa	803	–
RMGP	Krishan Kumar Jangir	798	–
IND	Baldev Prasad Saini	728	–
IND	Kailash Karwasara	678	–
IND	Mahant Akash Giri	617	–
IND	Guru Gokul Chand Rashtrawadi	502	–

15.Jodhpur

1934194 voters have been registered in this constituency this time. The voting will be held at 1993 polling stations. Jodhpur loksabha constituency consists of Phalodi, Lohawat, Shergarh, Sardarpura, Jodhpur, Soorsagar, Luni and Pokaran assembly seats.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Gajendra Shekhawat	7,88,888	Won
Cong	Vaibhav Gehlot	5,14,448	–
BSP	Mukul Chaudhary	11,703	–
BTP	Amar Singh Kalundha	7,263	–
IND	VishekVishnoi	4,521	–
IND	Shambhu Ram	3,052	–
IND	Moda Ram Meghwal	1,519	–
IND	Anil Joya Meghwal	1,327	–
IND	Tasleem	933	–
IND	Chand Mohammad	901	–

16.Karauli-Dholpur

The 17th Lok Sabha Election 2019 in the Karauli-Dholpur constituency of Rajasthan was held in the fifth phase on May 6, 2019.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Manoj Rajoria	5,26,443	Won
Cong	Sanjay Kumar	4,28,761	–
BSP	Ramkumar	25,718	–
APOI	Jeet Ram Bairwa	7,020	–
PRP	Vijay Babu	2,783

17.Kota

Kota Lok Sabha constituency, one of the total 25 Lok Sabha segments in Rajasthan state, goes to the polls in the fourth phase of general elections 2019 on April 29.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Om Birla	8,00,051	Won
Cong	Ramnarain Meena	5,20,374	–
BSP	Harish Kumar Lahri	9,985	–
IND	Hergovind Meena	4,511	–
IND	Engineer Praveen Khandelwal	4,097	–
IND	Sunil Madan	3,036	–
IND	Satish Bhardwaj	2,464	–
IND	Keshari Lal	1,678	–
RKSP	Chandra Prakash	1,488	–
SS	Bhim Singh Kuntal	1,308	–
IND	Abdul Asiph	1,251	–
MCPIU	Rajendra Prasad Singor	1,161	–
BKP	Captain Somesh Bhatnagar	1,154	–
PSS	Shobha Ram Nirmal	996	–
AVP	Mahesh Kumar Raniwal	891	–

18.Nagaur

The 17th Lok Sabha Election 2019 in the Nagaur constituency of Rajasthan was held in the fifth phase on May 6, 2019.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
RLP	Hanuman Beniwal	6,60,051	Won
Cong	Dr Jyoti Mirdha	4,78,791	–
IND	Saroj Prajapat	12,785	–
IND	Sohanaram Rathi	10,210	–
RPOP	Hanumanram	7,486	–
IND	Ravindra Singh Shekhawat	7,115	–
IND	Dharmi Chand	3,168	–
IND	Ram Chandra	2,585	–
IND	Shiv Narayan	2,403	–
IND	C A Rastra Putra Hindu	1,543	–
IND	Prem Raj	1,354	–
IND	Madanlal	1,312	–
IND	Dharmendra	1,272	–

19.Pali

A total of 2146572 voters will exercise their franchise from the Pali constituency this time. The voting will be held at 2236 polling stations. The Pali Lok Sabha constituency consists of Sojat, Pali, Marwar Junction, Bali, Sumerpur, Osian, Bhopalgarh and Bilara assembly seats. The Sojat, Bhopalgarh and Bilara seats are reserved for candidates belonging to scheduled caste category.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	P P Chaudhary	9,00,149	Won
Cong	BadriramJakhar	4,18,552	–
SS	Kanhaiyalal Vaishnav	7,745	–
APOI	Ramprasad Jatav	6,244	–
IND	Hemant Kumar Singhvi	5,139	–
IICR	Dr RamlalMohbarsha	2,569	–
IND	Jagdish Chandra	2,337	–
PSS	Laxman Kumar	1,884	–
IND	Shiv Narayan	2,403	–
IND	C A Rastra Putra Hindu	1,543	–
IND	Prem Raj	1,354	–
IND	Madanlal	1,312	–
IND	Dharmendra	1,272	–

20.Rajsamand

The 2019 General Election for Rajsamand seat in Rajasthan was held in the fourth phase.There are 8 assembly segments in the Rajsamand Lok Sabha Constituency. These include Beawar, Merta, Degana, Jaitaran, Bhim, Kumbhalgarh, Rajsamand and Nathdwara.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Diya Kumari	8,63,039	Won
Cong	Devkinandan (kaka)	3,11,123	–
BSP	Chenaram	15,955
APOI	Chandra Prakash Tanwar	12,887	–
IND	Rakesh Samdolav	10,339	–
IND	Bhanwer Lal Mali	5,923	–
IND	Bhanwar Lal Kumawat	2,438	–
IPGP	MishriKathat	2,371	–
IND	Neeru Ram Kapri	1,550	–
IND	Jitendra Kumar Khatik	1,549	–

21.Sikar

The Sikar constituency is one of the 25 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state of Rajasthan. Sikar Lok Sabha constituency went to polls on May 6 in the fifth phase of 2019 general election. The poll results will be released on May 23.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	SumedhanandSaraswati	7,72,104	Won
Cong	Subhash Maharia	4,74,948	–
CPM	Amraram	31,462	–
BJSTP	Vijendra Kumar	12,416	–
IND	Bhagirath Singh KharrteBhadhadar	8,034	–
BSP	Sita Devi	6,831	–
IND	Bhagwan Sahay	3,555	–
IND	Ajaypal	3,355	–
IND	Vikas Kumar	2,319	–
DSPD	ShivbhagwanSardiwal	1,862	–
IND	BansilalKataria	1,462	–
IND	Ankur Sharma	805	–

22.Tonk-Sawai Madhopur

The Tonk-Sawai Madhopur Lok Sabha constituency consists of Gangapur, Bamanwas, Sawai Madhopur, Khandar, Malpura, Niwai, Tonk and Deoli-Uniara assembly seats. The Bamanwas, Khandar and Niwai seats are reserved for candidates belonging to scheduled caste and scheduled tribe category.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Sukhbir Singh Jaunapuria	6,44,319	Won
Cong	Namonarayan	5,33,028	–
BSP	Laxmi Kant Bairwa	23,301	–
IPGP	Ganesh Meena	7,167	–
APOI	Naresh Kumar Atal	5,382	–
IND	Prem Lata Banshiwal	4,795	–
SS	Mukesh Kumar	4,600	–
RKP	Bajrang Lal Meena	1,892	–

23.Udaipur

The Udaipur constituency will go to polls on April 29. In the fourth phase of general election 2019, Udaipur is among 13 other constituencies in the State to witness voting. Rest of the constituencies in Rajasthan will vote on May 6 in the fifth phase.

PARTY	CANDIDATES	VOTES*	Status
BJP	Arjunlal Meena	8,71,548	Won
Cong	Raghuvir Singh Meena	4,33,634	–
BTP	Birdhi Lal Chhanwal	51,643	–
CPI	Ghanshyam Singh Tawar	18,386	–
BSP	Kesulal Meena	16,318	–
CPIMLR	Kika Mina	13,099	–
APOI	Harji Lal Meena	11,855	–
STBP	Shankerlal	5,690	–
BMUP	Parbhulal Meena	4,166	–

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GHMC Results 2020 out! Victory goes to the hands of TRS

Posted on December 5, 2020December 31, 2020 by admin

Ghmc Elections | Telangana

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GHMC Results out! Victory goes to the hands of TRS

Polling for Greater Hyderabad Municipal begun on last Friday extracting its final decisions yesterday on 4^th of November, 2020. TRS evolved itself to be the greatest party solely with 55 seats. What shocked the announcement is the advancement of BJP that was just 7 seats behind the success.

The massive majority of BJP has now assured that TRS has a strong competitor on his track. TRS was believed to be the default winner but the majority of BJP slashed many believers and non-believers. Hence, a loud crowd of victory was seen to be celebrated grandly by the Bhajpians (BJP).

GHMC election results of 146 of total 150 wards are declared from which 55 seats are won by TRS, 48 by BJP, 44 by AIMIM, and just 2 seats by the Congress party.

Although TRS emerged to be the single largest party to represent in the council, yet lost 10-12 divisions with an extreme low-wide margin. A loss of 10-12 divisions signify a shortage in 20-25 seats. Victory is a practical and outer feeling, but one could easily sense the tense developing between the TRS community. Results were claimed to be unexpected.

However, officials of each party claimed to witness any kind of nuisance or fraudulency during the polling and voting. Here, no one is to be blamed. The entire election was fairly conducted and competitively.

The shifting of the votes from TRS to other emerging parties clarify that public demands a change. TRS has been an advantageous ruling dynasty since the decades until unveiling several norms beyond the public expectations. Henceforth, the demands are heard in terms of votes this year giving en-route for BJP and AIMIM to rule ahead in 2023 elections.

2020 has been the year of a drastic change in the human history. Same goes with that of the TRS in several decades. Although TRS has the government power, yet couldn’t resist the fact of having two strong contenders on its either side. From 99 seats a downfall to 55 was not a motivating sight.

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List of Contesting Candidates in reference to their respective wards:
Kapra:
Allakondkarvinodkumar
Pathikumar
Munigadapasreeramulu
S.Swarna raj
Kandregulavenugopalrao
Dr.a.s.raonagar:
Chandrika meduri
Dudalanirmala
Pajjuripavanimanipalreddy
Shirishareddysingireddy
Bhadragamaarchana
V. Pushpa latha
Cherlapally:
Pilli venkateswarlu
Bonthusridevi
G.Yadagiri
Rudragoniramchandargoud
Surender goudkasula
Nimmalabhanutejagoud
Bodigerajugoud
Meerpeth.b.colony:
Polepakaanjaiah
J. Prabhu dass
Bangijayalakshmi
Mukka raja mallaiah
Kattulaprudvikumar
Kampallyvijaykumar
Kongarashyamnarsing
A. Manikanta
V. R. Srinivas
Sunchumadhanmohan
Mallapur:
Devendarreddypannala
Rangu mallikarjungoud
Vangetisanjeevareddy
T. Satya prasad babu
Surnamrajeshwar
Kothamani
Kalagasarveshwarrao
S.v.krishna
Pedimoothy shiva kumar
Bollampallynirmala
Mohammed osman
S. Ravindra sagar
Rampallymalleshgoud
Nacharam:
Ampalaanitha
Medalajyothi
Shanthi saizenshekar
Parveen tabassum
Shirisha g
Chilukanagar:
Kondojubhagyalaxmi
Gone shailaja
Pabbathivinodashekarreddy
Bannalageetapraveen
M. Beenareddyvangarilavanya
Ambati sharadamudiraj
Mounika rajesh
Habsiguda:
Uma reddyboppanapally
Chethana kakkireni
Bethiswapnareddy
Uppariswapna
Kasturi vijayasree
Ramanthapur:
Kondronpallymadhavi
Gandhamjyosthna
Thavidaboinasowmya
Bandarusrivani
Uppal:
Aratikayalashalini
Mekalashilpa
M rajitha

Nagole:
Aruna.ch
Cherukusangeetha
Baddam. Lakshmi
Musuku.shailaja
Pedavoori.sandya
Mansoorabad:
Indra kumargoud d.
Koppulanarsimhareddy
Koppulavittalreddy
Prabhakar reddyjakkidi
Sathireddy t.
S amruthkumar
Eedulavenkateshwarreddy
Thanda upendrayadav
Burrikrishnashekar
Vasantharailudr.k.

Hayathnagar:
Gurramvenkatasrinivas
Reddy
S.Tirumala reddy
K.Navajeevanreddy
Mahesh reddy m
Muralidharreddy s
Jenigevishnuvardhan

B.n.reddy:
Gaddevijay
Muddgounilaxmiprasanna
Moddulachireddy
Sadasivudu m
Kanivenirajalrao
Jeswanthreddymuthyala
Muddagouniranjithgoud
Raghupathimaddela

Vanasthalipuram:
Anil mogga
Chandra sekharvelaga
Jittarajashekarreddy
Venkateshwarreddyragula
Sama ram mohanreddy
Malleshampulimamidi
K.nagadeva
Pilli venkatesh
Mukkapallysiddeshwar

Hastinapuram:
Jhansi ramavath
Banothsujatha
Ramavath padmasangeethajarpeela
Sridevi lunavath
Silmarthbindu

Champapet:
G.Praveen goud
Vanga madhusudhanreddy
Vinjamuriraghava chary
Sama ramanareddy
J.Jagan
K.Rakesh
Ramu.gunneru
Sangipetnareshkumar

Lingojiguda:
Akularameshgoud
Chittalurivenkateshwarlu
Daripallyrajashekarreddy
Srinivasa raomudraboina
B.pmadhusudhan
Katlakumar
Jaipalreddypanyala
Parvegshaik
Saroornagar:
Anithareddyparupally
Akulasrivani
Kalpana kumariyandra
Chikkullajayamma
Rayabandishoba rani
Aragandlapallysujatha
Gundevenkatagnanaprasunamba
Tekumetlaswarupa
Deepika yadavtekumetla
Roja kaki
Lavanya gaddhati

Ramakrishnapuram:
Smt. Punnanirmala
Radha veerannagari
Vijaya bharathi.murukuntla
Sandyapogusujatha
Reshma
Saritha
Dubbagallajyoshna
Madhavi mantravadi

Kothapet:
Pavan kumarnaikoti
Mogullarajireddy
Srisailamtalla
G.v.sagarreddy
Allena venkata sri harsha
Dudukaravishankar
K rajeshwarasharma
R vani
Veera reddyvangeti

Chaitanyapuri:
Ginnaramvittalreddy
P.Rajesh
Ranga venkatnarsimharao
Shashidarreddykukunooru
Maddelapraveenkumar
Mandapuramsrinivasreddy
Kondojuvenugopal chary
G.Jagadeeshwar
Shanmukacharirangu

Gaddiannaram:
Baddam prem maheswarreddy
Baddulavenkateshyadav
Bhavani praveenkumar
M. Sunil babu
Gunta shanker
Vaddemaniprabhakar

Saidabad:
Kothakapuaruna
Gantlasujana
Swarna lathasingireddy
T.Sunitha bhushan
Kavetisarika
Nalubolu rani

Moosarambagh:
Teegalasunaritha
B. Bhagya lakshmi
Mrs. Masarathjahan
Sadalaxmi. C
Anu radha
Chekolekarrukminibai
Meedidoddisurvana
P. Laxmi

Oldmalakpet:
Kanakaboinarenuka
Dr juweriafatima
Mrs. Pagillashalini
Mrs. Firdous fatima
Bugudalaveeramani
Mogudalakavitha

Akberbagh:
Basupallinaveenreddy
Madhikuntasridharreddy
Mohammed adil pasha
Syed minhajuddin
S.Susheelkumaragarwal
Syed anwar
Syed abdulazeem
S.Sudheer kumaryadhav

Azampura:
Ayesha jahannaseem
Jeedimedlalavanya
Nakkagodawari
Marepallyarthi
Asma khatoon
M padma
Rashmabanu
Saleha begum
Cikkasravanthi

Chavni:
Abhishek goudearukla
Md faisalhassan
Mohammaedabdulsalam
Shahid
Mohammad shoukathali
Abdul shabaz
Karipesai
Md khajaalisiddiqui

Dabeerpura:
Alamdarhussain khan
Mir hyderali
Mirza akhilafandi
Saber
Habeeb aydrus
Kousarali mirza
Altaf naseeb khan
Faisal khan
Mohd hamza hussain

Rain bazar:
Mohammed abduljaweed
Mohammed iqbalhussainzaki
Mohammed wasayuddin
Rageereshwaryadav
Syed dilawarhussain
S.K.Khaja
Mohammed akramali khan
Mohammed abdulrahman
Mehdi ali khan

Pathergatti:
Anil kumarbajaj
Mohdmoosaqasim
Syed abdulqadeer
Syed sohailquadri
Mir vilayathali
Md hasmathali s
Sanjay kumarshukla

Moghalpura:
Kanchan sharma
Nasreen sultana
C.manjula
Saritha sanamvenkata

Talabchalam:
S narjisbanu
Meherunnisa
K renuka
Sameena begum

Gowlipura:
B. Kavitha
P gayatri
Boddusaritha
A bhgyalaxmi
B.Ruchitha
N. Kaveri
P. Jaya laxmi
G. Pratyusha
Rukuminichandan
A. Roja

Lalithabagh:
Md ali sharif
M chandrasekhar
Mohammed abdulirfan
Mohammed arif khan
G raghavendraraju
Jangaravikumaryadav
Mohammed munawarali

Kurmaguda:
Navithayadavmailkol
Prasanna devibalishetti
Mahapara
P shantha
R.Satyavathi
Vallurinandini
N.Saritha

I.s. sadan:
Korradevi
K. Manjula
A. Lakshmi
J sweetha j
Smt. Sama swapna
Smt. Akulashylaja
K.Jivita
Smt. Ramavath bahrathi

Santoshnagar:
Jaganmohan.k
Mateen shareef
Mohammed muzaffarhussain
C.srinivas
Shaik abdulsattar

Riyasathnagar:
Kollamahender
Mirza mustafabaig
Syed mustafaquadri
B santoshkumar
Mohammed zaheed khan
J maheshyadav

Kanchanbagh:
Amenasaba
Kanktekarroja
Reshma fatima
Vasanthaakula
Farzana begum
Khaleda sultana

Barkas:
Chenniahgarisaritha
Vijaya laxmi
Shabana begum

Chandrayan gutta:
Abdul wahab
Jurkisantosh rani
J. Naveen kumar
Reddy raju
Shaik afzal
Mohdfaizahmednadeem
Nazima begum
Syed azeemuddin

Uppuguda:
Thademsrinivasrao
B. Nagesh
Fahad bin abdulsamed bin
Abdat
Smt.muppidishobha
Syed ali
K. Sommaiah
Gaddamnarasimha
Devalapallynareshkumar

Jangammet:
Nanavathraju
D. Banuchander
Mohammed jafarahmed
Shaik mohammed

Falaknuma:
A.Krishna
Kowdimahender
N. Pramod reddy
Mohammed abdurrahman
K. Swaroopa
Gaddemaideharinath
Syed ziauddintaher
V. Gopi
S. Chandra prakash
K.Jagan
Jinkuntlamadhavarao
Polelachander shaker
Mohammed riyaz
Mettusrinivas
Rajinikanth t
K. Ranga charya
Venkatesh
Sri.ramulabhaskar
B. Sri sailam
V surender

Nawabsahebkunta:
Mehraj begum
Shireen khatoon
Sameenabeguma

Shalibanda:
T chandrashekar
Y.Naresh
Mohdmustafaali
C. Rakesh yadav
M.a.shakeel
Anandeshisrinivaspraveen

Ghansi bazar:
M.anushagoud
Yellasanisrilatha
Parveen sultana
Pooja
Renusoni
Renukeswani
K.vijaylaxmi
Sunitha singh

Begum bazar:
V g purushotham
Pooja vyas
Prashanth raj yadav
G shakaryadav
Abdul azeem
Purushootam das aposa
U rajender
Sharad kumarbisawa

Gosha mahal:
Kanhayalal
Dinesh kayalkar
G mukeshsingh
Lal singh
Shaik nizamuddin
K abishekkumar
Ganga ram ranjitsingh
Dinesh shukla
Manoj singh
Milind raj singh
P venkateshgoud
G shiva
A shiva raj
T shanker singh

Puranapool:
Ahmed aslamullah shareef
Pendyalalaxmanrao
S raj mohan
K surender
Anil sen
Mohammed abdulqayyum
Mohammed dastagir

Doodbowli:
Md anwarhussain
Akuthotaniranjankumar
M a jaleel
Mohdabdurrahman
Mohdsaleem
M.a.akheel

Jahanuma:
Khaja gayasuddin
Palleveeramani
Mohammed abdulmuqtader
A srihari
Sri mohdahmed shareef
Mohdammedwaheedali

Ramanastpura:
Malakhedkar guru charan
Mohdinkeshaf
Mohdkhader
Mohammed yousuf danish
Chavan ramesh

Kishanbagh:
Khaja mubasheeruddin
B naveenkumar
Mohammed shakeelahmed
Mohammed hamed
Mumtaz sultana

Suleman nagar:
Abida sultana
Rizwana begum
V laxmi
Shahanaanjum
Saritha airva
Shiraz ameena
Shastripuram:
Jalla babu raoyadav
Banda rajeshyadav
Mohammed taj uddin
Mohammed mubeen
Mohammed faiyaz
Mohammed rahim khan
Sadiq bin yousuf

Mylardevpally:
Thokalasrinivasreddy
T. Premdasgoud
B. Ramulu
Sanemsrinivasgoud
Abdul majid
Giri babu yadavgadham
Anugantiraju
Ashok kumarmekala
Kolukurisrinivasreddy
T.y.j. mahanandgandigoud

Rajendra nagar:
Koranisrilatha
Nagulapallyroja
Podavuarchana
Bathula s divya
Gundalasaritha
Anasuyakorani

Attapur:
Cherukumadhavi
A. Madhavi
M. Vasavi
Sangeeta mondra
Uma maheswari k
Nusrat jahan
Vv shanti kumari
Shilpa khandare
Sugandh kour

Ziaguda:
Attapurrajeshkumar
Abhishek chowgle
Darshan bohini
Kulkeshkumarkawle
A krishna
Adiralamunendar
Y babu guru
Hotkerbalraj

Manghalhat:
Urmila devi
Jyothi khilewale
Paramesawarisingh
Merampallyshashikala
Shanta bai
Usha bai
Kandadaaruna
Chanda bai
Takur veena singh
Thota srilahta
Poonam bai
Posthysumithra bai

Dattathreyanagar:
N. Dharmendersingh
A. Narayana
Mohmmad saleem
Mohammed aziz
Mohmmad zakerbaquery

Karwan:
Katlaashok
Mandagiri swamy
J ravinder
Thandrachandrakanth
Bhaskar muthyala
Harish tumma
R. Pandari

Lunger house:
Amina begum
B.Bhagyalaxmi
Shobha rani panday
C.sugandhapushpa
B.Sudha rani
Renuyadav
Lavanya r

Golkanda:
Asfiya khan
B.Shakunthala
Sameenayasmeen
Fahmida begum

Tolichowki:
Dr. Ayesha humera
Anasuya
Naga jyothiabbanapuri

Nanalnagar:
Mohammed naseeruddin
Shaik azhar
Mohammed abdulsarhan
K karankumar

Mehdipatnam:
M umamaheshwararao
D gopalakrishna
Mohammed majidhussain
P veera babu
Santhosh kumarhingolekar
Md nazeerahmedansari
Mohdabdulaleem

Guddimalkapur:
Devarakarunakar
Nagaramvenugoud
Bangariprakash
A surendersingh
M karthikyadav
Giri karuna
Pandikondasrinivas
Madhav raobekkam
Mohammed abdulazeem
Sattar gulam

Asifnagar:
Ghousia sultana
Chennabatnilavanya
Manisha
M saishirisha
P jayasree
Taseenbagidi
Dandugulasaritha
Dr. Lubnasarwath

Vijayanagar:
Inayah fatima
Dargaashwini
Bathajabeen
M swaroopa rani
Sadiyafathima
Smtsayyedshahinaparvin
Ismail
K sumithra

Ahmednagar:
Mamatha s
Rafath sultana
Radha bai k n
Humeraahmedi

Red hills:
Ayesha farheen
Priyanka goudch
Saddiamazher
Seema
B krupa
Giridharilakshmi
G. Padma
Renuka bannela
Laxmi doodi
Shannazfathima

Mallepally:
Kolluruushasree
Zakiyaanjum
Mettuvani
Yasmeen begum
Juveriya sultana
Pujari nagamani
Jambagh:
Jagapathimahesh
Jadalaravindra
Munukuntlaanandgoud
C.k. murthy
Rakesh jaiswal
B. Yelleshmadiga
Mohdiftekharali
Mohamed zahooruddin
Rakesh kulkarni
Godugusrinivasyadav
Dasarirajkumar
N. Rajesh
Vanamalagopal
Soma thrinathrao

Gunfoundary:
Mamtha manga
P. Sangeetha yadav
Dr. B. Surekha
G sowndarya
Andelaanithayadav
Gulab laxmi
Jangamrajithapriyadarshini
Meghana jain
G. Vani sree
Sreelatha gajula
Sonal c doshi

Himayathnagar:
Indira raojuvvadi
B chayadevi
N.k.padmaja
Mahalakshmi.g.n.v.k
J. Hemalathayadav
Anithakiransalla
Nazima begum
Nabeela ahmed
Sulochanagaddam

Kachiguda:
K uma rani
B jayanthiyadav
G ramyakumari
B sirisha
Aekkalashirisha
Vorugantiramadevi
L.deepika
K neelamma
D vijithareddy

Nallakunta:
Abbagonollajyothi
Amrutha yakara
Garigantisridevi
Racharlakavitha
Ameena samreen
Akulamanjula
N krishnaveni
Thattamaheshwari

Golnaka:
Kattulasaritha
Polinenipadma
Mamidalaaruna
Lavanya dusari
Andrapurajeshwari
Gayathri chintala
Nikhatunnisa
G. Lalitha

Amberpet:
Devaruppalashashipal
K parasuram
Peer muneerahmedjaber
A yeshwanth
E vijaykumargoud
Shaik nadeem
Gurramrajshekar
B balrajgoud
Shaik abdulrehan

Bagh amberpet:
Kuchalakantipadmavathi
Nalla radhika
B. Padma venkatreddy
Y. Vara laxmi
Sambulaushasri
Asma begum
Arukalavaishnavi
Kencheysucharitha

Adikmet:
Kavitha jambica
M chitra
Sunitha prakashgoud.c
B hemalatha
P anusha
Yeligetishyamala
Kasaramsravanthi
Bittlasoujanya

Musheerdabad:
Edlabhagyalaxmi
Patnamswapna
M.supriya
Vangalavarudhini

Ramnagar:
Avulalokanandam
Kuntlururavikumar
P. Balarajgoud
Maddeladasharatham
Vippasrinivasreddy
Jashwanthkumarshankar das
Ravi bathula
Krupavaramgandu
D.durga prasad
T naveenkumarmudiraj
Pidishettypraveenchandra
U.Praveen kumar
K.v.n prasad
V.venkatreddy

Bholakpur:
Ghouseuddinmohd
Binginaveenkumar
Mohammed wajidhussain
Mohammed zaheeruddinsamar
R.Vishweshwaraiah
Noor ulhasan
Md. Mahboob hussain
Sana ullah

Gandhinagar:
Aenugulapavani
G.Chandrakala
Mutapadmanaresh
Merugurajitha
Talari saideepika

Kavadiguda:
Guntishobha rani
Nakarakantikavithamahesh
Rachana sri godchala
Lasya nanditha. G
Divya pally
Kalpana godchal
Nimmamadhavilatha
Lathachavla

Khairatabad:
P. Chandra mani
Javeria begum
P. Vijaya reddy
S. Veena madhuri

Venkateshwara colony:
B.uma
Manne kavithareddy
B.Ramya
D.swapna
Asrafathima
Fouzia khanam

Banjara hills:
Baddammahipalreddy
Rathod dhanraj
Vijaya laxmi r gadwal
Sujatha.S
Kommuvijaykumar
Nakkaraghumudhiraj
Ninyalamadhuri
Pragathimolaka
Barlanagaraju
Mohammed abdulazeem
J. Raju
Rama krishnakariveda
Ramulukota
Lingala laxmanrao

Shaikpet:
Cherkamahesh
Mohammed rashedfarazuddin
Shaik shamsuddinahmed
N satyanarayanayadav
Syed nizamuddin
Mohammed abdulqayoom
Mohdshaikzubairuddin
Mohammed abubakarparwaiz
Siddiqui

Jubilee hills:
Kajasuryanarayana
Deetivamshikrishna
Devabhaktunikrishnakumari
M. Narasimhulu
Venkatesh derangula
Karan mahant
B. Solomanraju

Yousufguda:
Ilapakasathyanarayana
K ganagaraju
Bandari raj kumar
Ramesh kumar
Saroj gangaramchintal
Ilapakasrilaxmi
Shaik khaled basha
Gajulakailasam
Balrangamohanraoavvaru
Rahul deshpande

Somajiguda:
Madhavi nasam
Vanamsangeetha
G vijayadurgagunti
N swetha
K anitha
Dr. Kuna snehalatha
Dilawarharitha

Ameerpet:
Seshukumari.n
Maddipatlavaralakshmi
Chukka sudha
Ketinenisarala
C. Shailaja

Vengalraonagar:
Kilarimanohar
Chittinenivijayasree
Jinkaalice
G. Dedeepya
Kolluruswapnakumari
Jittaramu
Pulicherusuresh
Shiva shankarmanne

Sanathnagar:
K jayasree
Kolanulaxmi
K annapurna
Tanveer
Perumallavyshnavi

Erragadda:
Derangulaprasanna
Nowsheen begum
K.pallavi
Yasmeen begum
Shaheen begum
Naseem begum
Raziya begum

Rahmathnagar:
Kolanvenkatesh
Jakati swamy
C.n. reddy
B shiva shankar
Md. Suleman
Jarepotulaparsuharam
Eddu albert kuresh
Kasalaarunkumar
Farheen begum
Mohammed burraqparvez
Malapulijagadishwarkumar
A veeramani
Surender lingamdenne k
Sowbhagyalaxmisarangi

Borabanda:
G arunraju
Md baba fasiuddin
Mandhuvadasrinivasgoud
Shaik muneer
Shaik shareef
Kavitha ch
Thoutakrishna
M prasannakumari

Kondapur:
Kanaka maimidisrisailamgoud
Gangalamahipalyadav
M raghunath
Shaik hameed
Siraj sd
Janapaladurga prasad
Sheik sajeedabagum
M harissagar

Gachibowli:
Arakalabharathkumar
V.gangadharreddy
K.sai baba
Arshalaraju
P.chandramouli
Sangam praveenkumargoud

Serilingampalli:
Madupathi shiva kumar
Yaseen basha r
K.yellesh
Yeruva samba shiva goud
Ragamnagenderyadav
Madhusudhandaivapooja
Gunji vasu
Nallagantimallesham
M.premkumar
B.vijayalakshmi
K.srinivas
D.satishkumar
Samuel gowripaga

Madhapur:
Gangalaradhakrishnayadav
Sri. V. Jagadeeshwargoud
Sri. Thanneru prasad
Sri. D. Nagesh
Sri. Arepallisambasivarao
Sri. Shaik waheed

Miyapur:
Uppalapatisreekanth
Bondalpatisudhakar
Mohdileyas shareef
K raghavenderrao
Muralikrishnagoud
Srinivas k
Santosh reddythoutreddy

Hafeezpet:
Kurradhanalakshmi
V.pujitha
Boinianushayadav
J.Renuka
Sultana begum

Chandanagar:
Smt. Aksari begum
Smt. Kasireddysindhureddy
Smt. Mounika jella
Smt. R.manjula
Pushpa angadi
Smt. Padmavathy b

Bharathinagar:
Godhavarichinnamile
Patlollamadhavilatha
Mamatha chunduri
V sindhu
Akulaarunasree

Ramachandrapuram:
Sri. Jonnadamaveengoud
Sri.nallagandlanarsinggoud
Smt. Padmaja peddigari
Smt.burugaddapushpa
Sri. Katigharmanohar
Sri.venkataramlaxminarayana

Patancheru:
Sri. Ashish goudthouti
Sri. Mettukumaryadav
Sri. Aenturivijender
Smt. Muthyalajayamma
Sri. Gundu pradeepkumar
Sri. Kamal davidjanampally

Kphb colony:
Uppalapadmachowdary
Gandhamyesuraju
Mandadisrinivasarao
Sarivigaripreethamkumarreddy
Maamillaanand
Kethineniparvathipriyadarshini
Chandra sekharchalika
Patlollasainathreddy
S v j k prshanthungarala
P v v r s murthi
Venkata ramanaraodasari

Balaji nagar:
Aritakulacharumathidevi
Beeramindirareddy
Ranjithakadempalli
P sirisha
Varudusujatha
P sandhya p

Allapur:
Kauser begum
Naseema begum
Puligollasrilakshmi
Mohammed uzma
Sabiha begum
Zaheda begum

Moosapet:
Thomusravankumar
K mahendar
Raghavendergopishetty
U ramakrishna
Mohammed amear
Md siraj
Hari sankarasarmakolluru
Narsingraomanne

Fatehnagar:
M.krishnagoud
Batta raghavender
Satish babu pandala
Syed ahmed
Kaleem shaik
Dara john
Mahendarkanchi
Yellaraothoomu
Shaik mohammedrasool

Old bowenpally:
Amulya d
Yengulathirupathi
M narsimhayadav
Ragammahenderyadav
Syed osman
Addulamalleshyadav
D ashok
Kataramsatyanarayana
Jani saleem pasha
Mohammad abdulkhader
Md yousufuddinghori

Balanagar:
Avularavindarreddy
Chilukuriharichand
Yasanarsireddy
Satyam srirangam
Mohammed waheeduddin
Mustafa mohammed
R.rajkumar
Kukatpally:
Gottimukkulavishwatejeswar
Rao
Jupallysatyanarayanarao
Pavan kumarnaineni
Sriramoju shiva kumar
Kondapakakrishna
Bathulachaitanya
Begaridasarath

V vnagar:
Bashipakanagamani
Madhavaram rojadevi
U vidhyakalpana
Venkata samrajyamdanamudi
Sruthi uppala

Hydernagar:
Kodaliravikumar
Narnesrinivasarao
Velagasrinivas
Seetha ramarajubollepally
Ikranshaik
Mavuletivenkataraju

Allwyn colony:
Dodlavenkateshgoud
K.Balabrahmam
Marella srinivasarao
Surabhi ravinderrao
C.kamalakarreddy
V.kalianuradha
Ch sri venkatabhima prasad
Balugurirangarao
K.Manemma
Srinivasa raojadav
M.sunilkumar

Gajularamaram:
Kuna srinivasgoud
Jukurisridhar
Ravulaseshagiri
Malyammani
Ravindar k.
Akbar mohd
V narendra chary
Patlollaveershetty
Yadagirisagar
P ranjithkumar
Sainath y

Jagadgirigutta:
Ettaboinaumamaheshyadav
Kolukulajagan
Mahesh yadavjella
Varammaguda
Katuripradeepkumar
Raniganivenugoud

Rangareddy nagar:
Etiyalarajeshgoud
Garigeshekar
M narsingrao
Nandanamdivakar
Mohammed yakub
B vijayshekhar
B nithingoud
Mirza naseerbaig
Ramesh manjalkar

Chintal:
Kotte radhika
Rashida begum
Smt p. Lakshmi
M h snehaphilomena
Pathishruthi
Puram anitha

Suraram:
Bakka shanker reddy
Batta venkatesh
Manthrisathyanarayana
Rayadurgamlaxmidevi
Penta srinivas
Mothkurvijaykumar
Dandu vishnukumaryadav
N ramu
M srimannarayanagoud

Subhash nagar:
Tanamsravanireddy
Maddurisaitulasi
Somannagarimalathi
Hemalathagudimetla
Domavijaya
S umamhaeswari
Kommujyothi
Dharmisettythulasi
Busireddyvani

Quthubullapur:
Kuna gourishparijatha
Gaddamswathikareddy
Pavani atluri
Radha arra
Desi reddysaritha

Jeedimetla:
Cherukupally tara chandra
Reddy
K. Padma
Bandilalitha

Machabollaram:
C.s.thirumaladevi
C.l.yadagiri
E.s.rajjitendernath
Sarveynaresh
K.b.nagamaiah
Pandugalamadhavi
Y.praveen
A.srikanth

Alwal
Kandhikanti veena
Chintalavijay shanti
Bandianuradhareddy
C lavanya
Shobha rani banda

Venkatapuram:
Gaddi shivabhishek
Thammala shiva sanjeevkumar
Bigullasrinivas
Sabithakishore
M.cjagadish

Vinayakanagar:
G anuradha
Baddampuspalatha
Safhiamomin
Cyanamrajyalakshmi
Kavitha godugu
Pidugupranitha

Moulali:
Gunnalasunitha
Challaleelavathi
Pothulaumamaheshwari
B. Padma
Mumtaz fathima
Gunnalapushpalathapraveen
Goud
Chettuanuradha
Neerajalala
M rajini

East anandbagh:
Karanam gopi
Kothowalaumeshsingh
Nagaraj bakka
Y prem kumar
Daasavathinipraveenkumar
Kolugurisrinivas
Chundishoban babu
Vishnu vardhanranuva
R srinivas

Malkajgiri:
N. Jagadishwargoud
Geedisrinivasgoud
Bondilimanojkumarsingh
Sravan vurapalli
Kondapallisrujana
Koppurajaiah
Gogikararunkumar
Chennaiiahgoud
Muddhapuram
N pranavsheshasai

Gothamnagar:
Chintalaanjamma
T v tapaswiniyadav
Mekalasuneetha
S santoshi
Podishettijyothi
Kunti lakshmi
Raaskachlasujatha
A venkatlaxmi
Sankumanjula

Addagutta:
Kadariashwini
Thootiswapna
Dhadigaudaya kantha kumari
Linganiprasnnalakshmi
K. Laxmi prasanna
Somashilarenuka
Andhedayamani
Allam anusha
Kyathamyashodha

Tarnaka:
Annam padma
Anithagoudjeedi
K.nagamani
Banda jayasudhareddy
Mothe sri latha
D.anitha
Arshiyasamreen
Nilofar sultana
Bhandari latha
Rama devi m
Ramidirukminireddy
Haisajabeen

Mettuguda:
B.Elizabeth rani
Rapolmanjula
U. Sharada mallesh
Sunitha r

Seethaphal mandi:
K. Deepthi
Naguluriindumathi
G. Vijaya laxmi
Samalahema
Rajitha komanduri
P. Anjani devi
Mounika chepuri
Yadammashakula

Boudhanagar:
Keerthi mekala
Kandi shailaja
Najma akber
Nalabanduvijayalaxmi
J. Prabha
Gundu jyothsna
Botukumadhavikrishnarao
A. Roseleena
N. Varalakshmi
B. Saritha devenderreddy

Bansilalpet:
Kurmahemalatha
Ghandhamalaspandana
Smt. Lakshmi dilary
K hemalatha
Mudugulasunitha
Muthu manjula

Ramgopalpet:
A. Aruna
Cheerasuchitra
Manikabandaramrekha
Kavitha s
Vukkadkarashwinikumari
Dakaipavani
A mounika
Sararapusumitra

Begumpet:
A. Manjula reddy
Farhana begum
T. Maheshwari
Rajalakshmi r
Chekkalakanchanamala

Monda market:
Akularupha
Konthamdeepika
Bandhanadambalaprashanthi
B. Sai rani

List of Winning Candidates in reference to their wards:

Sl. No.	Ward	Party name	Winning Candidate
1	Addagutta	TRS
2	Adikmet	BJP	Sunitha Prakash
3	Ahmed Nagar	AIMIM	Rafath Sarfaraz Siddique
4	Akberbagh	AIMIM	Syed Minhajuddin
5	Allapur	TRS	Sabiha Begum
6	Allwyn Colony	TRS	Dodla Venkatesh Goud
7	Alwal	TRS	Chintala Shanti
8	Amberpet	TRS
9	Ameerpet	BJP	Kathineni Sarala
10	Asifnagar	AIMIM	Ghousia Sultana
11	Attapur	BJP
12	Azampura	AIMIM	Ayesha Jahan Nasreen
13	Bagh Amberpet	TRS
14	Bala Nagar	TRS
15	Balaji Nagar	TRS	Sirisha BaburaoPagudala
16	Banjara Hills	TRS	Gadwal Vijaya Laxmi
17	Bansilalpet	TRS	KurmaHemalatha
18	Barkas	AIMIM
19	Begum Bazar	BJP
20	Begumpet	TRS	Maheshwari Srihari
21	Bharathi Nagar	TRS	Adarsh Sindhu
22	Bholakpur	AIMIM	Mohammed Ghouse Uddin Tahaa
23	BN Reddy Nagar	TRS
24	Borabanda	TRS	Baba Fasiuddin
25	Boudha Nagar	TRS	Kandi Shailaja
26	Chaitanyapuri	BJP
27	Champapet	BJP	V Madhushan Reddy
28	Chanda Nagar	TRS
29	Chandrayan Gutta	AIMIM	Abdul Wahab
30	Chavni	AIMIM	Abdul Salam Shahid
31	Cherlapally	TRS	Bonthu Sridevi
32	Chiluka Nagar	TRS
33	Chintal	TRS	Rashida Mohammed Rafi
34	Dabeerpura	AIMIM	Alamdar Hussain Walajahi
35	Dattathreyanagar	AIMIM	Zakir Baqueri
36	Doodbowli	AIMIM	Mohammed Saleem
37	Dr AS Rao Nagar	INC
38	East Anand Bagh	TRS
39	Erragadda	AIMIM	Shaheen Begum
40	Falaknuma	AIMIM	K Thara Bai
41	Fatheh Nagar	TRS	P. Satish Goud
42	Gachibowli	BJP
43	Gaddiannaram	BJP	Prem Mahesh Reddy
44	Gajularamaram	TRS	RavulaSeshagiri
45	Gandhinagar	BJP
46	Ghansi Bazar	AIMIM	Parveen Sultana
47	Golkonda	AIMIM	Sameena Yasmeen
48	Golnaka	TRS	Dusari Lavanya
49	Gosha Mahal	BJP
50	Gotham Nagar	TRS	Mekala Sunitha Yadav
51	Gowlipura	BJP	Bhagya Laxmi
52	Guddimalkapur	BJP	DevaraKarunakar
53	Gunfoundry	BJP
54	Habsiguda	BJP
55	Hafeezpet	TRS	PoojithaJagadeeshwar
56	Hasthinapuram	BJP	Sujatha
57	Hayathnagar	BJP
58	Himayathnagar	BJP
59	Hyder Nagar	TRS	Narne Srinivasa Rao
60	IS Sadan	TRS
61	Jagadgiri Gutta	TRS	KolukulaJagan
62	Jahanuma	AIMIM	Muqtadir Baba
63	Jambagh	BJP
64	Jangammet	AIMIM	Abdul Rahman
65	Jeedimetla	BJP
66	Jubilee Hills	BJP
67	Kachiguda	BJP	KanneUmarani
68	Kanchanbagh	AIMIM
69	Kapra	TRS
70	Karwan	AIMIM
71	Kavadiguda	BJP	Rachanashree
72	Khairtabad	TRS	Vijaya Reddy
73	Kishanbagh	AIMIM	Hussaini Pasha
74	Kondapur	TRS	Shaik Hameed Patel
75	Kothapet	BJP	Pavan Kumar
76	KPHB Colony	TRS	Mandadi Srinivasa Rao
77	Kukatpally	TRS	Jupally Satyanarayana
78	Kurmaguda	AIMIM	Mahapara
79	Lalithabagh	AIMIM	Mohammed Ali Sharif
80	Lingojiguda	BJP
81	Lunger House	AIMIM
82	Macha Bollaram	TRS
83	Madhapur	TRS	Jagadeeshwar Goud
84	Malkajgiri	BJP	V Shravan
85	Mallapur	TRS	Pannala Devender Reddy
86	Mallepally	AIMIM
87	Manghalhat	TRS
88	Mansoorabad	BJP
89	Meerpet HB Colony	TRS	JerripothulaPrabhudas
90	Mehdipatnam	AIMIM	Majid Hussain
91	Mettuguda	TRS	Rasuri Sunitha
92	Miyapur	TRS
93	Moghalpura	AIMIM
94	Monda Market	BJP
95	Moosapet	BJP	K Mahender
96	Moosarambagh	BJP
97	Moulali	BJP
98	Musheerabad	BJP	M Supriya
99	Mylardevpally	BJP
100	Nacharam	TRS
101	Nagole	BJP	ChintalaAruna Yadav
102	Nallakunta	BJP
103	Nanalnagar	AIMIM	Mohammed Naseeruddin
104	Nawabsaheb Kunta	AIMIM	Shireen Khatoon
105	Neredmet	TRS
106	Old Bowenpally	TRS	Muddam Narsimha Yadav
107	Oldmalakpet	AIMIM	Juveria Fatima
108	Patancheruvu	TRS	Mettu Kumar Yadav
109	Pathergatti	AIMIM
110	Puranapool	AIMIM	Raj Mohan
111	Quthubullapur	TRS	Kuna Parijatha
112	Rahmath Nagar	TRS	CN Reddy
113	Rain Bazar	AIMIM
114	Rajendra Nagar	BJP	P. Archana
115	Ramachandrapuram	TRS	Pushpa Nagesh Yadav
116	Ramakrishnapuram	TRS
117	Ramanastpura	AIMIM
118	Ramanthapur	BJP	BandaruSrivani
119	Ramgopalpet	BJP
120	Ramnagar	BJP
121	Rangareddy Nagar	TRS
121	Red Hills	AIMIM
123	Riyasath Nagar	AIMIM	Mirza Mustafa Baig
124	Saidabad	BJP
125	Sanathnagar	TRS
126	Santhoshnagar	AIMIM	Muzaffar Hussain
127	Saroornagar	BJP
128	Seethaphalmandi	TRS	Hema Samala
129	Serilingampally	TRS	RagamNagender Yadav
130	Shaikpet	AIMIM	Md Rashed Farazuddin
131	Shali Banda	AIMIM
132	Shastripuram	AIMIM	Mohd Mubeen
133	Somajiguda	TRS	Vanam Sangeetha Yadav
134	Subhash Nagar	TRS
135	Suleman Nagar	AIMIM
136	Suraram	TRS	Manthri Satyanarayana
137	Talabchanchalam	AIMIM	Sameena Begum
138	Tarnaka	TRS
139	Tolichowki	AIMIM	Dr Ayesha Humera
140	Uppal	INC
141	Uppuguda	AIMIM	Fahad Bin Abdul Samad Abdad
142	Vanasthalipuram	BJP	R Venkateshwar Reddy
143	Vengalrao Nagar	TRS	Dedeepya Rao
144	Venkata Puram	TRS	Sabitha Kishore
145	Venkateshwara Colony	TRS
146	Vijayanagar Colony	AIMIM
147	Vinayaka Nagar	BJP	Rajyalakshmi
148	VV Nagar	TRS
149	Yousufguda	TRS
150	Ziaguda	BJP

Wards listed on the table structured above, say the following:

37 ward-seats were shifted from TRS to BJP comparable to the GHMC Election, 2016 and 2020 respectively.
Only 1 seat got transferred from AIMIM to BJP in 2020.
42 seats of AIMIM depicts no change. No such shifting of votes has been taken place since the year 2016 and 2020. It seems the regions voting for AIMIM are stubborn and happy with their services and guidelines.
Shockingly, there is no sign of TDP in the entire list of 2020 GHMC election. The party currently gets counted within the “Others”.
The number of INC favouring wards are 2 equivalents to that of 2016. But the region/ particular wards are shifted in the course of time.
2 wards those used to favour TRS in 2016, have substituted INC over TRS in 2020.

The newly elected GHMC members will have to wait for two months to take oath. It is due to the current GHMC council that will last till February 10. This delay was an obvious factor as the election this year were conducted early.

As of now the results have been declared, the state government and the State Election Commission will publish a gazette notification holding the name of the corporators or the winning candidates for the mayor and deputy mayor election.

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American Election 2020: Joe wins America with a majority!

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Joseph R. Biden Jr. was elected the 46th president of the United States on Nov. 7. Mr. Biden defeated President Trump after winning Pennsylvania, which put his total of Electoral College votes above the 270 he needed to clinch the presidency. Biden won the election with 306 votes against 232 votes from Trump.

The certification of the results was officially announced by the states after the disputed ballots were reviewed and post-election audits were conducted for double-checking accuracy. Even the party official on either side confirmed about hardly any fraudulent activities while the 2020 presidential election was in progress.

The victory of the Democratic Party after the declaration marginalized 12,670 votes for Biden with a lead of 0.2% over Trump.

Since 1860’s, the United States has got two major ruling parties namely the Republic Party, and the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party has the greatest number of seats in the House of Representatives while the Republicans hold a majority in the United States Senate. Apart from these two primary political parties, the next three largest parties are the Libertarian Party, Green Party, and the Constitutional Party in a respective order. For the 2020 election, the Democratic Party achieved 80,117,578 votes, Republicans scored 73,923,495 in total, Libertarian with 1,856,340, and Green with 392,160.

The respective representatives to the above given parties were such as:

Joe Biden represented the Democratic Party
Donald Trump presented the Republic Party
Jo Jorgensen for the Libertarian
Howie Hawkins and Jesse Ventura for the Green Party

Some of the previous representatives of the two chief parties include:

Democratic Party: Andrew Jackson; Franklin D. Roosevelt; John F. Kennedy; Bill Clinton; Barack Obama; Joe Biden, the 46^th President of America, 2020, etc.
Republic Party: Abraham Lincoln; Theodore Roosevelt; Ronald Reagan; George Bush; and the most recent ex-president and the 45^th President of America, Donald Trump, and many more.

The battleground states for the election mainly were Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, and Nevada. Other minor states included Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, etc.

“Flipped seat” denotes a race where the 2020 projected winner is from a different party than the previous winner or incumbent. These flipping states for Biden were non-white population in maximum than the nation as a whole. They were less wealthy than the average American household and had fewer four-year college graduates than the average state.

The current lead in Pennsylvania is on the top with more than 81,000 votes. Several other prominent states elected the Republicans nationally by defending Trump’s campaign.

Sources report that Michele Flournoy could be the first female to run Pentagon. She is probably picked up by Joe Biden as one of the three appropriate nominees for appointing as the secretary of Pentagon. If the announcement goes confirmed in favour with Flournoy, she beside being the first female secretary of Pentagon will be a possible gateway for the unprecedented number of women to senior roles at the Defence Department. The resistance from progressive democrats is an obvious but the upcoming Tuesday that is, 1^st of December will be considered as the first step towards improvements in the positions of the women of America. One of the most famous officials straight in favour with the decision is Michelle Howard, the retired United States Navy four-star vice admiral currently leading the Biden-Harris agency review team at the Pentagon.

The American Presidential Election has just begun and the effects of Biden’s power has already shown the effect. Other than the widespread rumours of Michele Flournoy, the strings of Feminism pins Kamala Harris as well on the board.

Kamala Harris, the half-Indian-American born lady is a multi-talented U.S. Senator stood beside Biden to bid herself for the presidency. She is believed to be the first woman ever to stand for the presidential election from a Democratic Party.

Several treasury picks by Biden declared on media majorly included Michele Flournoy, and Kamala Harris. Mrs. Harris has been specially handpicked for the Vice-president post for secretly gaining the majority of the votes obtained from the Indians living in the United States. Whatever reason it may be, but it is obvious and clear that she is capable enough to deserve the post.

Gossips have begun and Harris’s election has confirmed the brightside of her spouse, which ever had taken place in the American History. Doug Emhoff, the spouse of Mrs. Harris is believed to be the First ever “Second Citizen” in the histories of America.

A change has already shown up with brighter effects. Only it is the time to wait for more new victories to see.

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Though a competition between the two yet fought by many. Joe and Trump aren’t considerably the only declared candidates to the line of succession of the Presidential Throne. Listed below are the following candidate with respect to their parties they stood on behalf of:

Name of the Candidate	Party	Nominating Status
Donald Trump	Republican	Declared
Joe Biden	Democrat	Declared
John Kasich	Republican	–
Mark Sanford	Republican	Declared
Mike Pence	Republican	–
Tom Cotton	Republican	–
Ben Sasse	Republican	–
Bill Weld	Republican	Declared
Jay Inslee	Democrat	Declared
Eric Swalwell	Democrat	Withdrawn
Bill de Blasio	Democrat	Withdrawn
Tim Ryan	Democrat	Withdrawn
Seth Moulton	Democrat	Withdrawn
John Hickenlooper	Democrat	Withdrawn
Beto O’Rourke	Democrat	Withdrawn
Kirsten Gillibrand	Democrat	Withdrawn
Steve Bullock	Democrat	Withdrawn
Kamala Harris	Democrat	Withdrawn
Julian Castro	Democrat	Withdrawn
Marianne Williamson	Democrat	Withdrawn
Cory Booker	Democrat	Withdrawn
John Delaney	Democrat	Withdrawn
Joe Walsh	Republican	Withdrawn
Andrew Yang	Democrat	Withdrawn
Michael Bennet	Democrat	Withdrawn
Deval Patrick	Democrat	Withdrawn
Tom Steyer	Democrat	Withdrawn
Pete Buttigieg	Democrat	Withdrawn
Amy Klobuchar	Democrat	Withdrawn
Michael Bloomberg	Democrat	Withdrawn
Elizabeth Warren	Democrat	Withdrawn
Tulsi Gabbard	Democrat	Withdrawn
Bernie Sanders	Democrat	Withdrawn

There were 1212 candidates who filled to run, including:

323 number of Democratic candidates
164 were of Republicans
65 from Libertarians
23 from the Green party

Unlike India’s assembly constituencies and members of the parliaments, where candidate represents, both the party as well as a selected place or region to propose commoners for an urge to vote them, the United States Presidential Election is unique in its own way.

No matter how influential you are, but certain rules are strictly followed to be the first citizen of US. Starting from the Citizenships, Age limits to the Qualifications, etc. and a strong ideological background can help a candidate to step closer to become the first person. Henceforth, instead of the constituencies, the focus goes more on to the party representation, votes, and popularity.

Below given is the complete list of the candidates who have filed for the 2020 Presidential Election:

Aaron Avouris	Libertarian Party
Aaron Fraser	Democratic Party
Abram Loeb	Independent
Adam E. Haas	Independent
Adam Kokesh	Libertarian Party
Adam Nicholas Paul	Independent
Adam Seaman	Nonpartisan
Adrian J. Cox	Democratic Party
Adrienne Howard	Democratic Party
Ahmad Saide	Nonpartisan
Ajay Sood	Independent
Akiva Leffert	Democratic Party
Alan Augustson	Green Party
Alan Gordon	Independent
Alan Howe	Democratic Party
Alan Spears	Republican Party
Albert James Felix	Liberal Party
Alec Zajac	Independent
Alexander Dewey Fox	Nonpartisan
Alexander Harris	Nonpartisan
Alexander Marcopolus	Unaffiliated
Alexandra Armour	Nonpartisan
Alexandria Tate	Republican Party
Alexis Goodson	Nonpartisan
Alex Krupkin	Other
Alex Lloyd Gross	Independent
Alfred Murphy	Progressive Party
Alicia Barbine	Independent
Alison Jenkins	Nonpartisan
Allen Bouska	American Independent Party
Alonzo Tablet Martin Sr.	Republican Party
Aloysius R. Marcinek	Independent
Alvin Harrison	Democratic Party
Amanda Estepp	Independent
Amani Jarrar	Other
Amie Hilton	Democratic Party
Ami Horowitz	Democratic Party
Amy Klobuchar	Democratic Party
Anastasia Halcomb	Independent
Andre Nantkes	Republican Party
Andre Phillip Green	Democratic Party
Andrew Dugandzic	Independent
Andrew Heartdoc Chung	Nonpartisan
Andrew Lee Hicks	Nonpartisan
Andrew Locklin Barringer	Republican Party
Andrew Phillips	Democratic Party
Andrew Ternay	Unaffiliated
Andrew Wildman	Independent
Andrew Yang	Democratic Party
Andy Williams Jr.	Libertarian Party
Angela Glass	Independent
Angela Ja Yung Min	Republican Party
Angelo Yoshannah Scrigna	Independent
Aniello Grimaldi	Democratic Party
Anita Belle	Democratic Party
Anthony Alongi	Nonpartisan
Anthony D. Beckwith	Unaffiliated
Anthony DeWayne Hill	Democratic Party
Anthony Gaetano Bernice	Independent American Party
Anthony James Allred	Democratic Party
Anthony Kevin Moss Jr.	Independent
Anthony Moriello	Independent
Anthony M. Piazza	Democratic Party
Antonio Smith	Independent
Ari Hooper	Nonpartisan
Arnold Matthew Jones	Democratic Party
Artemus Suarez Cohen Eden	Democratic Party
Arthur Rodriguez	Nonpartisan
Arthur Van Houten	Constitution Party
Arvin Vohra	Libertarian Party
Ashton James Hauser	United Citizens Party
Audrey Addison	Republican Party
Audwin Barnes	Other
Augustus Sol Invictus	Republican Party
Austin Pack	Independent
Avital Hadas Oberstein	The Human Rights Party
Barbara Ruth Bellar	Republican Party
Barbara Stone	People’s Party
Baruch Margolis	Unaffiliated
Bella Robinson	Independent
Ben Gleiberman	Democratic Party
Benjamin G. Leder	Libertarian Party
Benjamin Leyva	Nonpartisan
Benjamin Marc Elias	Unaffiliated
Benjamin Michael Osborn	Conservative Party
Benjamin Peter Kozlowski	Democratic Party
Bennett Davlin	Democratic Party
Bernard Korn	Democratic Party
Bernie Sanders	Democratic Party
Beth Clavette	Independent
Beto O’Rourke	Democratic Party
Betty Dang	Republican Party
Bill de Blasio	Democratic Party
Bill Haas	Democratic Party
Bill Weld	Republican Party
Billy R. Lewis	American Independent Party
Billy Rubin	Independent
Blaine Russell Lechko	Democratic Party
Bob Calderone	Independent
Bob Devine	Independent
Bob Ely	Republican Party
Bowen Lee Parker	Nonpartisan
Brad C. Stephens	Independent
Brad Cutshaw	Unaffiliated
Brad Letney	Republican Party
Bradley Scott Hartliep	Libertarian Party
Bradley S. King	Unaffiliated
Bradley Vervalen	Nonpartisan
Bradley William Ishman	Independent
Brandin Lea	Libertarian Party
Brandon Buccola	Independent
Brandon Cekander	Independent
Brandon Scroggins	Nonpartisan
Brandon W. Acker	Democratic Party
Brandy Gump	Nonpartisan
Braydn Phipps	Republican Party
Brenda Justice	Republican Party
Brendan Baum	Communist Party
Brent Jay Natzle	Republican Party
Bret Marzock	Independent
Brett Henderson	Nonpartisan
Brian Ellison	Libertarian Party
Brian Fehrman	Independent
Brian Humphrey	Other
Brian Moore	Democratic Party
Brian Moutoux	Democratic Party
Brian Newnan	Democratic Party
Brian Padrick Drake	Nonpartisan
Brian R. Curro	Independent
Brian T. Carroll	American Solidarity Party
Brock Pierce	Independent
Brooke Mullen	Nonpartisan
Brooke Peterson	Independent
Bruce John Kenneway	Nonpartisan
Bryan Lawler	Nonpartisan
Burak Agun	Democratic Party
Cad DeVaughn	Independent American Party
Caleb Ganzer	Democratic Party
Caleb Gaul	Democratic Party
Cameron Jones	Libertarian Party
Camron Ra	Independent
Candace Marie Bates Avina	Nonpartisan
Carl Arrechea	Nonpartisan
Carl Jackson	Independent
Carlos Antonio Alcantara	Nonpartisan
Carmelo Pinnavaria	We the People Party
Carmen Ka’ana’ana	Independent
Carrie Bittay-D’intino	Democratic Party
Carroll Montague Price Jr.	Democratic Party
Catherine Anne Forsman	Democratic Party
Cathy Johnson Pendleton	Republican Party
Caylend Anthony Edward Childs	Democratic Party
Cecelia Sanborn	Nonpartisan
Cecil Albert Richardson	Republican Party
Cecil Anthony Southwest Ince	Libertarian Party
Cecilia Okugo	Democratic Party
Cedric Jefferson	Libertarian Party
Cesar Cisneros	Republican Party
Cesar Labitan	Independent
Chad Goodwin	Republican Party
Chad Michael Jorgenson	Independent
Chad Wilson	Green Party
Chance Trahan	Nonpartisan
Charlene Latham	Republican Party
Charles Carter	Nonpartisan
Charles Caston	Independent
Charles Edward Mills	Nonpartisan
Charles Junior Hodge	Independent
Charles Kovacs	Nonpartisan
Charles Kraut	Constitution Party
Charles Landon Hodges	Democratic Party
Charles Richard Ranslem	Nonpartisan
Charleta McInnis	Democratic Party
Chase Poore	Republican Party
Cherunda Lynn Fox	Independent
Chiyo Mihama	Communist Party
Chomi Prag	Nonpartisan
Chris Franklin	Independent
Chris Morchak	Nonpartisan
Christian Alexander Arzu	Democratic Party
Christina Gerasimos Billings-Elias	Democratic Party
Christina Marie Cabral	Independent American Party
Christine Weston Chandler	U.S. Taxpayers Party
Christin Noel Powers	Democratic Party
Christopher Brainard	Republican Party
Christopher Calderon	Democratic Party
Christopher Christian Watkins	Independent
Christopher Clayton	Republican Party
Christopher Florquist	Unaffiliated
Christopher Francis Weaver	Libertarian Party
Christopher Gebbie	Nonpartisan
Christopher Halse	Nonpartisan
Christopher James Hurley	Unaffiliated
Christopher Johnson	Republican Party
Christopher Joseph De La Torre	Republican Party
Christopher Lawrence Jackson	Independent Conservative Democratic Party
Christopher Lee Breiler	Independent
Christopher Lee Conkey	Nonpartisan
Christopher Lee Langston	Democratic Party
Christopher Life	Nonpartisan
Christopher Martin	Other
Christopher McCarthy	Nonpartisan
Christopher Owen Ebert	Independent
Christopher Paul Rella	Democratic Party
Christopher Randall Dolin	Democratic Party
Christopher Rockman	Nonpartisan
Christopher Ryan Marks	Nonpartisan
Christopher Stefan	Libertarian Party
Christopher Stried	Independent
Cid Harris	Independent
CJ Cary	Republican Party
Claire Elisabeth Elliott	Independent
Clara Miller	Democratic Party
Clarice Newton	American People’s Freedom Party
Clayton Conklin	Independent
Clayton Ressler	Nonpartisan
Clifford Allen Englerth	Nonpartisan
Clifton Roberts	Nonpartisan
Cline Russell	Democratic Party
Clyde Lynch	Democratic Party
Cody Kennedy	Independent
Cody Thomson-Esquer	Nonpartisan
Cole Alan Pravda	Republican Party
Colin Pillsbury	Unaffiliated
Colleen Wilkinson	Democratic Party
Colt Hample	Constitution Party
Connie Gammon	Independent
Connor Stancil	Nonpartisan
Conrad Hans Hubisch	Independent
Consuelo Barbetta	The Human Rights Party
Contessa Courtney Anderson	Democratic Party
Corbin Zane Cater	Republican Party
Corgan Larson	Independent
Cory Booker	Democratic Party
Courtney Davis	Independence Party
Crusificio Gambino	Nonpartisan
Crystal Ann Hale	Independent
Crystal Bergfield	Independent
Crystal Porter	Unaffiliated
Cullen Vane	Nonpartisan
Curtis Gittelman	Nonpartisan
Curtis Zimmerman	Nonpartisan
Curt Nichols	Green Party
Dakinya Jefferson	Libertarian Party
Dakoda Foxx	Democratic Party
Dakota Hale	Libertarian Party
Dale Beckman	Independent
Damien Garrett Chiodo	Democratic Party
Daniel Baker	Democratic Party
Daniel Behrman	Libertarian Party
Daniel Benedix	Libertarian Party
Daniel Blain	Democratic Party
Daniel Bryant	Veterans Party of America Party
Daniel Christmann	Libertarian Party
Daniel Clyde Cummings	American Constitution Party
Daniel Davenport	Libertarian Party
Daniel DeClements	Republican Party
Daniel Frishberg	Republican Party
Daniel Gallo	Nonpartisan
Daniel James Boblit	Nonpartisan
Daniel Jonathan House	Independent
Daniel L. Davis	Republican Party
Daniel M. Holloway	Democratic Party
Daniel Segal	Democratic Party
Daniel White	Independent
Dannie Bradshaw	Independent
Danny Nathaniel Hawkins Jr.	Nonpartisan
Daphne Denise Bradford	Democratic Party
Darcie Allen	Independent
Darcy Richardson	Reform Party
Dario David Hunter	Green Party
Darius La’Ron Mitchell	Republican Party
Darren Zook	Independent
Darryl Cedric White	Nonpartisan
Darryl Murphy	Republican Party
Darryl P. Hendricks	Democratic Party
Darryl Scott Rains	Republican Party
David Aaron Karaffa	Independent
David Alan Wilkerson	Independent
David Andrew Christenson	Nonpartisan
David Earl Curington	Independent
David Frank	Independent
David Goode	Independent
David John Thistle	Democratic Party
David Jon Sponheim	Nonpartisan
David Knoll	Republican Party
David Librace	Republican Party
David M. Rice	Republican Party
David Oswald Griffith	Republican Party
David Raphael	Other
David Raphael Herz	Republican Party
David Rolde	Green Party
David Scott Curtis	Unaffiliated
Davy Gunfish	Democratic Party
Deandre Lamont Solomon	Independent
Deborah Ann Rouse	Independent
Deborah Marron	Republican Party
Deeanna Michelle R. Jones	Republican Party
DeJawon Joseph	Democratic Party
Demetra Wysinger	Libertarian Party
Demondria Jefferson	Libertarian Party
Denis Seric	Nonpartisan
Dennis A. Diaz	Independent
Dennis Jeffrey Nusbaum	Democratic Party
Dennis Lambert	Green Party
Derick Taube	Nonpartisan
Derrick Eggleston	Nonpartisan
Derrick Michael Reid	Libertarian Party
Derrick Wadell Cooper	American People’s Freedom Party
De’Sean Raynard Hawthorne	Democratic Party
De’Sean Sunlight M. Hawthorne	Democratic Party
Deval Patrick	Democratic Party
Devin Arendt	Nonpartisan
Dimitri Anastasios L. Panagopoulos	Republican Party
Domingo Ramos	Republican Party
Donald Eugene Lowe	Democratic Party
Donald Gillen	Democratic Party
Donald Glenn Hewett	Republican Party
Donald R. Cope	Independent
Donald Sauter	Nonpartisan
Donald Trump	Republican Party
Don Blankenship	Constitution Party
Don Grundmann	Constitution Party
Donna Han Stroud	Republican Party
Donna Jean Alston	Democratic Party
Doris Brown	Democratic Party
Doug Jenkins	Independent
Douglas Bishop	Independent
Douglas Walter Sabbag	Democratic Party
Doug Shreffler	Democratic Party
Doug Van Raam	Other
Duane Heppner	Green Party
Dustin L. Good	Republican Party
Dustin Ryan Shewbert Sr.	Democratic Party
Dwayne Varnado	Democratic Party
Dwight Smith	Nonpartisan
Dyral McGriff	Nonpartisan
Earnest Lee Easton	Independent
Edgar Warner	Independent
Edie Bukewihge	Democratic Party
Eduardo Manuel Torres Jr.	Green Party
Eduardo Uvalle	Nonpartisan
Edward Kimbrough	Democratic Party
Edward Whang	Nonpartisan
Elijah Manley	Socialist Party
Eliud Resendez	Nonpartisan
Elizabeth Black	Democratic Party
Elizabeth Marie Dyer	Republican Party
Elizabeth Warren	Democratic Party
Ella Hall	Democratic Party
Ellerton Whitney	Libertarian Party
Elliott Griffin	Nonpartisan
Ellis W. Drewery	Independent
Elmer S. Mohr	Nonpartisan
Emil Bernard	Independent
Emilio Chavez Jr.	Independent
Emily Adams	Democratic Party
Emily Greene	Peace and Freedom Party
Emily Rosas	Democratic Party
Eric Donohue	Nonpartisan
Eric James Borrell	Independent
Eric Meiring	Independent
Eric Renaldo Fludd	Republican Party
Eric Scott Cavanagh	Republican Party
Eric Swalwell	Democratic Party
Eric Zator	Republican Party
Erika Ronice Blakely	Citizens’ Party
Erik Brown	Republican Party
Erik Chase Gerhardt	Libertarian Party
Erik Leckner	Democratic Party
Erlyndon Joseph Lo	Democratic Party
Ervan Miller	Democratic-Farmer Labor Party
Esther Caroline Aebi	Democratic Party
Ethan Alcorn	Independent
Ethan James Keller	Independent American Party
Ethan Russell	Unaffiliated
Eugene Arnold	Nonpartisan
Eugene Hunt Jr.	Republican Party
Eugene Patilio	Green Party
Evan Bernard Boroch	Democratic Party
Evret Greer	Libertarian Party
Felix Biederman	Veterans Party of America Party
Franklin James Erwin	Independent
Frank Logan	Independent
Frank Quinn	Nonpartisan
Frank Scurlock	Independent
Frank Walter Dworak	Democratic Party
Fran Walker	Republican Party
Franz Aliquo	Democratic Party
Frederick Nettleton	Democratic Party
Frederick Osborne	Independent
Frederic Schultz	Democratic Party
Fred Wiand	Democratic Party
Gabriel Elias Van Duren	Independent
Gail Chord Schuler	Republican Party
Garrett Powell	Republican Party
Gary Clemente	Independent
Gary C. Turner	Democratic Party
Gary Dennis Disney	American Party
Gary James Schwigen	Democratic Party
Gary Smith	Democratic Party
Gary Stephen Hill	Nonpartisan
Gary Swing	Boiling Frog
Geby Espinosa	Republican Party
Geetha Rathnamala	Independent
George Clinton Brown	Democratic Party
George D. Miklos	American Independent Conservative Party
George Fraser	Independent
George Wayne Dietrich II	Democratic Party
George Wilson	Independent
Gerald Windham	Independent
Gerasimos Manolatod	Democratic Party
Gidget Groendyk	Democratic Party
Glenn Scott Allistair Simpson	Democratic Party
Gloria La Riva	Party for Socialism and Liberation
Gordon Paisley	Democratic Party
Grant Ethridge Ohanian	Democratic Party
Grant Stephen Goodman	Nonpartisan
Greggory Shadle Sr.	Independent
Gregory Boyer	Nonpartisan
Gregory D. McCollum Sr.	Unaffiliated
Gregory Francis Votruba	Democratic Party
Gregory Mark Guillaume	Republican Party
Gregory Mikolay	Democratic Party
Greg Walton	Other
Gus Williams	Democratic Party
Harlan Savala	Democratic Party
Harold Marvin Carrington Jr.	Citizens’ Party
Harry Tyrone Mapp	Democratic Party
Harry William Braun III	Democratic Party
Hart P. Cunningham	Democratic Party
Heather Horst	Libertarian Party
Heather Muñoz	Unaffiliated
Henry Hewes	Democratic Party
Herbert Ezekiel Zeke Smyth	Democratic Party
Hernan Melgarejo	Democratic Party
Hillary Quartley	Socialist Party
Holly Woolsey	Liberal Party
Hope Dir	Republican Party
Hope Shaw	Republican Party
Horace Taylor	Independent
Hosanna Jesse O. Gray	Democratic Party
Howard Stauffer	Republican Party
Howie Hawkins	Green Party
Hubert Sean Francisco	Independent
Huhnkie Lee	Republican Party
Hunter Hipple	Independent
Ian Edward Pleasant	Nonpartisan
Ian Ingalls Burlingame	Independent
Ian Petro	Independent
Ian Schlakman	Green Party
Innaya Afzal	Republican Party
Ishah Wright	Democratic Party
Ivan-Jan Cruz Desuasido	Green Party
Jack Angus Nevin	Democratic Party
Jackie Irene Bower	Democratic Party
Jack Lewis Charbonneau	Independent
Jack Robinson	Independent
Jacob Hornberger	Libertarian Party
Jacob Johnston	Republican Party
Jacob Kaufer	Nonpartisan
Jacob Sherrod	Republican Party
Jacob Taylor	Independent
Jaden Thomas Farris	Democratic Party
Jade Simmons	Independent
Jake Spencer Freeman	Nonpartisan
James A. Kirkpatrick	Independent
James Allen Polk	Independent
James Cartrell Fox	Democratic Party
James Edalgo	Nonpartisan
James Gray Mason	Nonpartisan
James Harvey	Republican Party
James H. Lionel	American Independent Party
James Holland Jr.	Republican Party
James Jerome Bell	Democratic Party
James Jr. Athans	Democratic Party
James Ma	Democratic Party
James McGuffin	Democratic Party
James Meroney	Republican Party
James O’Brien	Republican Party
James Orlando Ogle III	Libertarian Party
James Paris Firmani	Independent
James Pence Bagiackas	Nonpartisan
James Peppe	Republican Party
James Rives	Democratic Party
James Ryan	Nonpartisan
James Ryan Srail	Independent
James Valentine	Nonpartisan
James Vestermark	Republican Party
James Walter Legate Jr.	Republican Party
James William Howitt	Republican Party
Jamie Moore	Independent
Jamie Staggs	Nonpartisan
Janelle Marie Nowell	Democratic Party
Jan Janson	Republican Party
Jared Kyle Wolny	Democratic Party
Jarmal Jabbar Sanders	Nonpartisan
Jarom Watts	Independent
Jasen Lemar Edwards	Nonpartisan
Jason Bradley	Nonpartisan
Jason Churilla	Democratic Party
Jason Daniel Peach	Libertarian Party
Jason E. Dunlap	Democratic Party
Jason Edwards	Unaffiliated
Jason G. Graven	Nonpartisan
Jason Kim	Republican Party
Jason Lenczicki	Nonpartisan
Jason Michael Sibilio	Libertarian Party
Jason Mortensen	Nonpartisan
Jason Murray	Democratic Party
Jason Robert Barnes	Green Party
Jason Smith	Independent American Party
Jason Stanek	Nonpartisan
Jawad Hashem Hakeem	Independent
Jay Inslee	Democratic Party
Jay P. Pridmore	Republican Party
Jedidiah Hill	Libertarian Party
Jefery Levy	Democratic Party
Jeffery Sharp	Nonpartisan
Jeffrey Downard	Republican Party
Jeffrey Michael Hidek	Independent
Jeffrey Ralph Zorn	Democratic Party
Jeffrey R. Wharton	Republican Party
Jeff Stabins	Republican Party
Jennifer Alameda	Independent
Jennifer McMurray	Democratic Party
Jennifer Vogel-Walcutt	Democratic Party
Jennifer Walters	Green Party
Jennifer Yeandle	Independent
Jeremiah James Hopper Sr.	Independent
Jeremy Bonham	Independence Party
Jeremy Gordon	Nonpartisan
Jeremy Joseph Gable	Nonpartisan
Jeremy Shane Bernheisel	Independent
Jerry Leon Carroll	Nonpartisan
Jerry Segal	Bread and Roses
Jesse Duke	Other
Jesse James Smith	Independence Party
Jesse Laz-Hirsch	Nonpartisan
J. Gil De Lamadrid	Nonpartisan
Jill Ann Carty	Independence Party
Jim Gray	Libertarian Party
Jimmy Delgado	Democratic Party
Jimmy Flame	Independent
Jimmy Shaw McLlellon	Ace Party
Jo 753	Nonpartisan
Joanna Lau	Democratic Party
Joe Biden	Democratic Party
Joe Edward Anderson	Republican Party
Joe Edward Collins III	Republican Party
Joe Kenneth Holt Jr.	Democratic Party
Joel Levi Altman	Independent
Joe McHugh	Democratic Party
Joe Sestak	Democratic Party
Joe Walsh	Republican Party
Joey Berry	Independent
Johannon Zion	Independent
Johan Tore Nystrom	Independent
John Blyth	Democratic Party
John Cash	Independent
John Christopher Mason	Democratic Party
John Dacey	Democratic Party
John D’aura	Nonpartisan
John David McAfee	Libertarian Party
John Delaney	Democratic Party
John Flynn	Republican Party
John Gunter	Democratic Party
John Hickenlooper	Democratic Party
John Jacob	Independent
John James Gilbertson	American Independent Conservative Party
John J. Gilbert	Democratic Party
John Klein	Republican Party
John Kwesi Hankins	Independent
John Medeiros	Nonpartisan
John Mercauto	Independent
John M. Hoffman	Nonpartisan
John Michelotti	Independent
John Monds	Libertarian Party
John Mutzberg III	Independent
Johnnie Campbell	Democratic Party
Johnny Henry	American Independent Party
Johnny Rae Friskey	Republican Party
John O’Keefe	Democratic Party
John Patrick Martini	Democratic Party
John Riley	Nonpartisan
John Robert O’Donnell	Democratic Party
John R. Phillips	Libertarian Party
John Schiess	Republican Party
Johnson Lee	Unaffiliated
Jo Jorgensen	Libertarian Party
Jonathan Marc	Democratic Party
Jonathan Mathews	Republican Party
Jonathon James Kragh	Nonpartisan
Jonathon Sharkey	Republican Party
Joncarlo Ciccone	Democratic Party
Jon W. Fitzpatrick	Nonpartisan
Jordan Marc Scott	Independent
Jordan R. Lassiter	Nonpartisan
Jorran Lee Beebe	Democratic Party
Jose Arnold Villagrana	Democratic Party
Jose Font	Democratic Party
Jose Manuel Cuevas	Nonpartisan
Joseph Ahl	Unaffiliated
Joseph Allen Maldonado	Libertarian Party
Joseph Camp	Independent
Joseph Carron	Nonpartisan
Joseph Charles Campbell	Libertarian Party
Joseph Charles Schriner	Independent
Joseph Garvey	Democratic Party
Joseph Hamrick	Nonpartisan
Joseph Henderson	Democratic Party
Joseph Kishore	Socialist Equality Party
Joseph Lee Custis Jr.	Independent
Joshua Alexander Hoy	Democratic Party
Joshua David Usera	Nonpartisan
Joshua James Reed	Democratic Party
Joshua Matthew Becker	Democratic Party
Joshua Peter	Democratic Party
Joshua Reese Kronberg	Democratic Party
Joshua Scherrer	Unaffiliated
Joshua Tien	Democratic Party
Jovan Burleson	American People’s Freedom Party
Joy L. Sorrells	Independent
J.R. Myers	Life and Liberty
Juan Buenrostro Ortiz	Democratic Party
Judah Thomas	Independent
Julian Aleman	Nonpartisan
Julián Castro	Democratic Party
Julian Lapaul Decarlo Gray	Independent
Julianne Elizabeth Benzel	Republican Party
Julius Theodore Engel	Nonpartisan
June La’Gay Lloyd	Independent
Justin Amash	Libertarian Party
Justin Daniel	Independence Party
Justin Harper	Republican Party
Justin Michael Browning	Nonpartisan
Justin Tomlinson	George Wallace Party
Justin White	Libertarian Party
Kamala D. Harris	Democratic Party
Kameron Scott	Nonpartisan
Kanye West	Independent
Karin Siebold	Independent
Kasey Wells	Independent
Kathy Wilburn	Democratic Party
Keely Ann Craig	Republican Party
Keenan Dunham	Libertarian Party
Keenan Nichols	Independent
Keiki O’Kalani	Independent
Keith Brown	Libertarian Party
Keith Daniel Lankford	Nonpartisan
Keith Davenport	Independent
Keith Galaska	Nonpartisan
Keith Jones	Independent
Keith Landi	Democratic Party
Keith Leonard	Democratic Party
Keith May	Independence Party
Keith Ottinger	Republican Party
Keith Smith	Democratic Party
Keith Thomae	Republican Party
Kelan Farrell-Smith	Republican Party
Kelly McLain	Democratic Party
Kelvin Gerad Davis	Independent
Kendra Calico	American Independent Party
Kenneth Alan Wilson	Independent
Kenneth Armstrong	Libertarian Party
Kenneth Blevins	Libertarian Party
Kenneth Bruce Van Gross	Unaffiliated
Kenneth E. Nwadike Jr.	Democratic Party
Kenneth James Montalvo	Independent
Kenneth Robert Cross	Nonpartisan
Kenny Rodeo	Republican Party
Ken Patterson	Republican Party
Kent Mesplay	Green Party
Ken Ward	Nonpartisan
Kerry D. Soseeah	Nonpartisan
Kerry Kizer	Green Party
Keshav Gupta	Democratic Party
Kevin Andrew Kinchen	American Independent Party
Kevin Bradford Diel	Independent
Kevin C. Brown	Nonpartisan
Kevin Collins	Democratic Party
Kevin Commander Cormier	Democratic Party
Kevin Jones	Other
Kevin Oakes	Republican Party
Kevin Prestia	Democratic Party
Kevin West	Unaffiliated
Keyshawn Dwanye Varnado	Democratic Party
Khistina Dejean	Independent
Kimberly Margaret Ruff	Libertarian Party
Kirsten Gillibrand	Democratic Party
Kisare O. Makori	Conservative Party
Kody Allen Kneip	Republican Party
Korey Paul Starkey	Independent
Korrena Kaye Usera	Nonpartisan
Krisjiannis Vittato	Other
Krisjian Vitateaux	Other
Krista Marie Whipple	Libertarian Party
Kristopher Hoffman	Nonpartisan
Kristopher Thomas Minette	Nonpartisan
Kurios I	Independent
Kurt Conone	Nonpartisan
Kurtis Wilson	Democratic Party
Kurt Sackerman	Democratic Party
Kyle Kenley Kopitke	Independent
Kyle S. Brown	Independent
Kyrial Gregory Perkins	Independent
Labarron Perkins	Democratic Party
Lacie Banchio	Republican Party
Lady Scandrett	Nonpartisan
Larry D. Bluford Sr.	Nonpartisan
Larry Vaughn Fulmer Jr.	Independent
Larry Walker	Democratic Party
Larry W. Cole	Democratic Party
LaTonya Tucker	Citizens’ Party
Latowya Miller-Jamison	Independent
Lauren Patterson-Strong	Democratic Party
Lavarion Bolling	Republican Party
Lawrence Horn	Republican Party
Lawrence Smith	Unaffiliated
L.C. Fuller Jr.	Democratic Party
Lee Rhodes	Democratic Party
Lee Rogers	Conservative Party
Leonard Peltier	Peace and Freedom Party
Leo Scheidler	Independent
Leroy Lewis	Independent
Leslie Epps	Democratic Party
Levoid Dexter Perry II	Democratic Party
Lexie Ray Hughes	The Human Rights Party
Lincoln Chafee	Libertarian Party
Lisa Jane Marmorato	Nonpartisan
Lisanne Ferne Anderson	Nonpartisan
Lisha Shaju	Democratic Party
Liza Dawn Cherricks	Independent
Lonnie Beard III	Independent
Lonnie Edwards	Democratic Party
Lon Tharaldson	Nonpartisan
Lori Holton	Independent
Lorraine Lynch	Libertarian Party
Louis Vanacore	Libertarian Party
Luca Nascimbene	Independent
Luis Alberto Ramos Jr.	Democratic Party
Luis Macias	Republican Party
Luis Readdy	Nonpartisan
Luis Rivera Jr.	Nonpartisan
Luis Szydlowski De Jesus	Independent
Luke Allen Brodersen	Democratic Party
Luke Summers	Democratic Party
Luke Warren	Democratic Party
Luvita Franklin	Independent
Maayan Z. Zik	Democratic Party
Mack Kitchel	Socialist Labor Party
Malcolm Oliver	Democratic Party
Manuel Luis Higareda	Federalist Party
Marc Stengel	Republican Party
Marcus Meikle	Other
Marcus Olivio-McLlellon	Democratic-Farmer Labor Party
Marcus Sykes	Unaffiliated
Maria Harper Davis	Democratic Party
Marianne Williamson	Democratic Party
Mario Jaramillo	Independent
Mari Tamburo	Democratic Party
Mark Allan Pierce	Democratic Party
Mark Allen Weber	Democratic Party
Mark Blair Graham	Nonpartisan
Mark Charles	Independent
Mark-Christian Anthony Aubin	Republican Party
Mark Douglas Spivey	Libertarian Party
Mark Elworth Jr.	Other
Mark Frohman	Independent
Markie Kenneth Garner	Independent
Mark L. Bauer	Independent
Mark London Dunham II	Democratic Party
Mark Sanford	Republican Party
Mark Shay	Independent
Mark Stewart Greenstein	Democratic Party
Mark Wurtz	Nonpartisan
Marquis Antwan Garner	Democratic Party
Marshall Jones	Independent
Martina Armstead	Democratic Party
Martin Dudziak	Nonpartisan
Marty Piatt	Republican Party
Marvin D. Jones	Democratic Party
Marvin Gerald Vandam	Independent
Mary Clement	Democratic Party
Mary June Rincon	Independent
Mathew H. Green	Independent
Mathew Lee Tyler	Independent
Matthew Buker	Veterans Party of America Party
Matthew D. Pinnavaia	Nonpartisan
Matthew Embry Bradshaw	Independent
Matthew James McGurn	Nonpartisan
Matthew M. Abraugh	Nonpartisan
Matthew Matern	Republican Party
Matthew Thomas Beggarly	Democratic Party
Matthew Weed	American Independent Party
Maureen Uche	Other
M.A. Warren	Independent
Max Abramson	Veterans Party of America Party
Maximo Alvarez Castaneda	Independent
Max Stravagar	Democratic Party
Mehal Rockefeller	Republican Party
Melinda Pillsbury-Foster	Other
Melvin Francis Eberly	Republican Party
Melvin Valentine Jr.	Nonpartisan
Melvin Wayne Clark	Democratic Party
Meredithe Floyd Pennington Jr.	Independent
Merrill Edward Cook Jr.	Unaffiliated
Michael Aguiar	Democratic Party
Michael Andrew Counsell-Short	Independent
Michael Anfang	Unaffiliated
Michaela Shapero	Republican Party
Michael Bagby	Republican Party
Michael Bennet	Democratic Party
Michael Bickelmeyer	Republican Party
Michael Bloomberg	Democratic Party
Michael Dean Bowers	People’s Party
Michael E. Arth	Democratic Party
Michael Ellinger	Democratic Party
Michael Fahl	Other
Michael Foster	Democratic Party
Michael Harbour	Nonpartisan
Michael James Ott	Independent
Michael Joseph Dixon	Nonpartisan
Michael Katz	Democratic Party
Michael Laboch	Independent
Michael Lamont Hambrick Sr.	Independent
Michael Landingham	Democratic Party
Michael Levinson	Nonpartisan
Michael L. Hallman	Nonpartisan
Michael Maldonado	Nonpartisan
Michael McKinley	Democratic Party
Michael Noonan	Democratic Party
Michael Ohleger Jr.	Nonpartisan
Michael Puskar	Republican Party
Michael Riden	Nonpartisan
Michael Scollan	Nonpartisan
Michael T. Captain	Nonpartisan
Michael Wayne Palmer	Democratic Party
Michael W. Barbine	Nonpartisan
Michael Williams Jr.	Nonpartisan
Michael Woodyer	Independent
Michael W. Scruggs	Democratic Party
Michael Zayas	Democratic Party
Michelle R. Hale Hudson	Republican Party
Michelle Walker	Independent
Micky K. Hull	Unaffiliated
Mike Gravel	Democratic Party
M. LaTroy Williams	Democratic Party
Mohammad Kabir	Nonpartisan
Morris Thompson	Unaffiliated
Mosemarie Boyd	Democratic Party
Mosheh Edward Thezion	Democratic Party
Mr. Gipperman	American Independent Party
Muhammad Farooq	Democratic Party
Nadia Bahia Smalley	Democratic Party
Nadia B. Smalley	Democratic Party
Nahj Badru	Independent
Najah Karima Gabriel	Democratic Party
Nakia Lacquers Anthony	Democratic Party
Nancy Elizabeth Rodriguez	Liberal Party
Napoleon Madrid	Independent
Nathan D. Scholten	Independent
Nathan Graham	Nonpartisan
Nathaniel Coggleshall	Independent
Nathaniel Glasgow	Republican Party
Nathaniel Nelson	Independent
Nathan Kelly	Republican Party
Nazzarae Collins	Democratic Party
Neil Gillespie	Nonpartisan
Neil Kiernan Stephenson	Green Party
Neil Sandage	Republican Party
Nelson Feliciano	Nonpartisan
Nevin Kamath	Nonpartisan
Nicholas Biller	Independent
Nicholas Cramer	Nonpartisan
Nicholas Dumas	Nonpartisan
Nicholas Evans	Republican Party
Nicholas Roesler	Independent
Nicholas Ryan Ocampo	Democratic Party
Nicholas Sunderbruch	Communist Party
Nicholas Ximenez	Other
Niles Ayer	Democratic Party
Nita Mildred Rice	Democratic Party
Noah Bunyan	Democratic Party
Noah Olaniyi	Other
Nyle Benjamin Layton	Libertarian Party
Oatice Thomas	Republican Party
Oren Clark	Nonpartisan
Oscar Hilliker	Independence Party
Paij Boring	Republican Party
Pamela Danelle Rocker	Democratic Party
Pamela Gomez	Democratic Party
Pamela LaPorte	Nonpartisan
Pamela M. Pinkney Butts	Nonpartisan
Patricia Chandler	Republican Party
Patricia Grant	Independent
Patricia Nicklaus	Republican Party
Patricia Yue	Nonpartisan
Patrick Allen Cope	Republican Party
Patrick Anthony Drake	Nonpartisan
Patrick H. Jo	Democratic Party
Patrick Little	Republican Party
Patrick McCarthy	Democratic Party
Patrick Michael Michaud	Nonpartisan
Patrick Michael White	Independent
Patrick Robert Miller	Independent
Paul Augustine Carluccio	Democratic Party
Paul Donald Cauitt	Independent
Paul George Preste	Republican Party
Paul Hale	Independent
Paul Kangas	Democratic Party
Paul Louis Sylvester	Nonpartisan
Paul Macchia	Other
Paul Matthew King Brough	Independent
Paul O’Neill	Nonpartisan
Paul Shelly	Independent
Paul Welch	Democratic Party
Paul Willmon	Nonpartisan
Pete Buttigieg	Democratic Party
Peter Anthony Hovis	Independent
Peter Hamill	Nonpartisan
Peter Sherrill	Republican Party
Phil Collins	Prohibition Party
Phil Gray	Libertarian Party
Philip Cortese	Nonpartisan
Philip Frazee	Nonpartisan
Philip Henke	Democratic Party
Phillip Karl Speat	Independent
Phillip Seales	Democratic-Farmer Labor Party
Phillip Sharpe	Nonpartisan
Precious Badran	Democratic Party
President Boddie	C.U.P.
President Caesar	Democratic Party
Princess Khadijah M. Pres Jacob-Fambro	Independent
Princess Oawlawolwaol	Democratic Party
Rachel Candy Wyatt	Independence Party
Rachel Davis	Constitution Party
Rachel Osterbach	Nonpartisan
Radomir Vojtech Luza	Democratic Party
Raeford Gamelle Smith Sr.	Independent
Ramie Chavez	Republican Party
Ramona Elizabeth Mayon	Nonpartisan
Ramon Perez	Independence Party
Randall Nalls	Democratic Party
Raoul A. Estrada	Nonpartisan
Rasharnda S. Teixeira	Nonpartisan
Ray Madrigal De Pancho Villa	Democratic Party
Raymond Babaian	Independent
Raymond Gonzalez	Nonpartisan
Raymond Haigood	Independent
Raymond J. Seney	Democratic Party
Raynette Kennedy Weiss	Democratic Party
Razan Ammari	Independent
R. Dennis Moore	Democratic Party
Rhett Rosenquest Smith	Libertarian Party
Rhett Wilkinson Meier	Green Party
Richard Charles Moncada	Independent
Richard D. Cooper	Democratic Party
Richard Dustin Kelser	Nonpartisan
Richard Hampton Hendry	Nonpartisan
Richard Hobbs	Republican Party
Richard Lyons Weil	Democratic Party
Richard Montgomery	Independent
Richard Ojeda	Democratic Party
Richard Pennington	Unaffiliated
Rickey Morris	Libertarian Party
Ricky Dale Woolard	Independent
Rico Cortez Dukes	American Independent Party
Rita Krichevsky	Democratic Party
Robert Akers	Nonpartisan
Robert Ardini	Republican Party
Robert Bradford Lee Acord	Democratic Party
Robert Carr Wells Jr.	Democratic Party
Robert Devoll	Independence Party
Robert Eugene Pich	Nonpartisan
Robert Eugene Smith	Republican Party
Robert Garcia	Nonpartisan
Robert Humphrey	Independent
Robert Ion Moldafsky	Democratic Party
Robert James Thomas	Independent
Robert Jordan	Democratic Party
Robert Joseph	Democratic Party
Robert Kamerer	Independent
Robert L. Jackson	Democratic Party
Robert Manning	Independent
Robert McGee	Republican Party
Robert Moser	Nonpartisan
Robert Simon Shaw IV	Democratic Party
Robert Stand	Democratic Party
Robert Tolbert	Democratic Party
Robert Washington Cooper Jr.	Independent
Robert William Sandera	Democratic Party
Robin Dern	Democratic Party
Robin Plante	Nonpartisan
Rodger Lee Roose	Democratic Party
Rodney Pickens	Reform Party
Roger Chaney Jr.	Democratic Party
Roger Stephen Du Pont	Independent
Roland Aranjo	Green Party
Rome Vibe	Independent
Ronald Bush	Democratic Party
Ronald Muwereza Lutalo Sr.	Republican Party
Ronald Satish Emrit	Democratic Party
Ronald Smith	Democratic Party
Ronnie Blakley	Nonpartisan
Roque De La Fuente	Republican Party
Roque De La Fuente III	Democratic Party
Rosalind Francina Greene	Democratic Party
Rose Kincade	Nonpartisan
Roshir Westen	Nonpartisan
Roy Snyder	Independent
Ruben Valles Jr.	Independent
Rudy Edward Gomez	Democratic Party
Rugar Mims	Independent
Ryan Acker	Nonpartisan
Ryan Andrew Farber	Democratic Party
Ryan Hunter Yollin	Democratic Party
Ryan Jackson	Libertarian Party
Ryan McDougal	Nonpartisan
Ryan Nicholas Von Bevern	Democratic Party
Ryan Nyberg	Nonpartisan
Ryan Stephen Ehrenreich	Democratic Party
Salvador Quiroz	Nonpartisan
Sammi Saar	Republican Party
Sammy Belton	Independent
Sammy Garret	Independent
Sam Sloan	Democratic Party
Samuel B. Hoff	Independent
Samuel Carswell	Alaskan Independence Party
Samuel Cassiba	Democratic Party
Samuel D’Amico	Reform Party
Samuel Girdich	Independent
Samuel Joseph Robb	Libertarian Party
Samuel Lyndell Powell	Independent
Samuel Morisson	Independent
Sanderson Beck	Democratic Party
Sandra Queen Noble	Nonpartisan
Sarah Angelo-Haight	Independent
Saul Williams III	Democratic Party
Scooter York	Socialist Workers Party
Scott Bradford	Independent
Scott Eldon Fulk	Independent
Scott McCatty	Nonpartisan
Scott Wayne Klinkhammer	Independent
Sean Collinson	Independent
Sean West	Independent
Sebastian Austin Stewart	Republican Party
Sedinam Moyowasifza-Curry	Green Party
Sesbastian Cosme	American Independent Conservative Party
Seth Moulton	Democratic Party
Sexy Vegan	Independent
Seymour Art Lee	Libertarian Party
Shane Meehan	Democratic Party
Shannon Hazzard	Democratic Party
Sharmin Lynn Smith	Democratic Party
Shaun McCutcheon	Libertarian Party
Shawn Bachar	Independence Party
Shawn Chrystal	Veterans Party of America Party
Shawn Cross	Unaffiliated
Shawn DeBoi	Unaffiliated
Shawn Erin Duggins	Unaffiliated
Shawn Jones	Nonpartisan
Shawn Lamberth	Independent
Shawn Rundblade	Democratic Party
Shawn W. Howard	Independent
Shay Zago	Independent
Sheila Tittle	Independent
Sherry Mallory	Democratic Party
Simon Edmonds	Democratic Party
Simon Medek	Nonpartisan
Sky Boles	Independent
Soniacarmen Arcelay	Nonpartisan
Sonia Ingram	Republican Party
Sorinne Ardeleanu	Independent
Souraya Faas	Libertarian Party
Spencer Eric Snyder	Republican Party
Stephan Blake Ashby	Libertarian Party
Stephanie Simon St. Louis	Democratic Party
Stephen Bradley Comley Sr.	Republican Party
Stephen Doyle	Independent
Stephen Lyne	Independent
Stephen Lyons Sr.	Republican Party
Stephen Michael Patterson	Democratic Party
Stephen Schrader	Libertarian Party
Stetson Hardwick	Democratic Party
Steve Bullock	Democratic Party
Steven Allen Richey	Libertarian Party
Steven Douglas Sharp	Republican Party
Steven Floyd Long	Republican Party
Steven Jay Young	Nonpartisan
Steven Jon Jolly	Independent
Steven Segura	Nonpartisan
Stone Nickelson	Independent
Stuart Lee Kiehl	Democratic Party
Susan B. Lochocki	Green Party
Susan Kerr	Independence Party
Susanne Atanus	Democratic Party
Susan Resch	Democratic Party
Sydia Kostreba	American Independent Party
Take Jones	Independent
Talalupe Fonzie Vavao	Democratic Party
Tambra Richardson	Independence Party
Taylor Cleveland	Independent American Party
Taylor Roberts	Unaffiliated
Temperance Lance-Council	Nonpartisan
Terence Roger James	Democratic Party
Teresa Burchell	Republican Party
Terrance James Harvey	Republican Party
Terry Roger Beardsley II	Independence Party
Terry Wayne Wheelock	Independent
Terry Wilkerson	Libertarian Party
Theodore Millard Crisell	Democratic Party
Theodore Mukamal	Independent
Thomas Bassett	Nonpartisan
Thomas Bradford	Republican Party
Thomas Francis Winterbottom	Democratic Party
Thomas Jones	Independent
Thomas Jon Shackett	Unaffiliated
Thomas Joseph Boyle	Democratic Party
Thomas McCartney	Nonpartisan
Thomas Salzillo James	Independent
Thomas Williams	Nonpartisan
Timmy Strickland	Independent
Timothy Charles Kalemkarian	Republican Party
Timothy D. Breeden	Nonpartisan
Timothy Geisler	Independent
Timothy Matthew Colopy	Independent
Timothy Meeks	Independent
Timothy Michael Villari	Republican Party
Timothy Simmons Dimsdale	Independent Conservative Democratic Party
Tim Ryan	Democratic Party
Tina Baylor	Nonpartisan
Tina Jayne Hahn	Independent
Tina Marie Guest	Nonpartisan
Tirell Alexander Maxwell Clifton	Democratic Party
Todd Michael	Republican Party
Tom Catalano	Other
Tom Kawczynski	Republican Party
Tom Steyer	Democratic Party
Tony Maggiore	Independent
Travis Lee Stevenson	Republican Party
Travis McKee	Republican Party
Trevor Koob	Republican Party
Troy Lamont	Independent
Troy Voss	Independent
Tulsi Gabbard	Democratic Party
Tyler Barna	Democratic Party
Tyrell J. Heaton	Democratic Party
Tyrone Fairchild	Independent
Tyrone Moody Jr.	Democratic Party
Valerie Lin McCray	Independent
Vanessa McGee-Smith Kearney	Independent
Vector Path Hasting	Democratic Party
Vermin Supreme	Libertarian Party
Vern Hahn	Independent
Veronica Ronnie Fuller	Independent
Verquetta Tillman	Liberal Party
Victor Carter	Independent
Vlad Len	Democratic-Farmer Labor Party
Walter Anderson Jr.	Independent
Walter Iwachiw	Republican Party
Walter Randall Bannister	Republican Party
Wanda Diggs	Nonpartisan
Wanda Gayle Duckwald	Republican Party
Wanda Odom	Republican Party
Warren Engell	Nonpartisan
Warren Hayes	Unaffiliated
Warren Lee	Democratic Party
Warren Lee Weisman	Nonpartisan
Wayne Messam	Democratic Party
Wayne Pope	Democratic Party
Wednesday Alexandra Green	Democratic Party
William Carl Egan	Republican Party
William Ernest Bowhall Jr.	Nonpartisan
William Farms	Independent
William Feegbeh	Nonpartisan
William Gaskill	Republican Party
William Hope	Democratic Party
William Joseph Hurst	Libertarian Party
William Lifford	Nonpartisan
William L. Wallace	Independent
William Moseley	Independent
William Scott Shumate	Nonpartisan
Teague	Nonpartisan
Willie Dishaun Perkins	American Independent Party
Willie Felix Carter	Democratic Party
Willita D. Bush	Independent
Yehanna Joan Malone	Republican Party
Zachary Burd	Republican Party
Zoilo Adalia	Desert Green Party
Zoltan Gyurko Istvan	Republican Party

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NDA wins the Bihar Election Result 2020: A nail-biting finish

Posted on December 5, 2020December 5, 2020 by admin

Bihar | Uncategorized

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The winning party, National Democratic Alliance defeated the opposition with 125 seats in just 14 hours of voting. The opposition included the joint alliance between NDA, RJD (Rastriya Janata Dal), Congress, and other left parties was left behind with 110 seats in total. Despite the alliance, RJD emerged to be the single largest party to win 75 seats alone. The left parties scored 16 out of total 28 contested seats. NDA was led by Nitish Kumar whereas Tejaswi Yadav was the representative of RJD-alliance.

Impressive win of NDA over 74 seats defeated the critics who imagined the party to decline soon. But the year 2020 came out with a new image reflected over who even had the strongest seat holders. The victory still made a column for RJD for its good performance in growing itself and helping the minorities to also grow.

Certainly, Nitish Kumar is brought to you back for the fourth time as the Chief Minister of Bihar, continuing since the year, 2015. It is the same year when Nitish chose to join RJD-Congress alliance in 2015. But 2017, turned JDU into a weak foot after getting settled with BJP. The comparison was such that it won just 43 seats as compared to the 71 seats in 2017.

The Mahagathbandan constituents’ tallies were as follows: RJD (75), Congress (10), CPI (2), CPM (2), CPI M-L (12).

Election Commission website first declared the following election result after NDA crossed the half way mark of 122.

The Bihar election was conducted in a peaceful voting organised system without any re-polling. No such fraudulent activities were witnessed or probably conducted while the election process was in progress. Even the officials of both the parties agreed with the fair conduct of the entire event. The result victory was carefully managed appropriately tackling with the COVID-19 pandemic.

The election result was the victory of the development works in Bihar, underlining the deserving candidate and the party to win over the Bihar. The voters were unbiased with majority of poor and the Dalits from Bihar localities.

Sources reported that LJP chief Chirag Paswan, the son of Late MP and Union Minister, Ram Vilas Paswan, preferred not to continue supporting Nitish Kumar, as within the state, they are yet the oppositions. Instead the support from the party will always be towards PM Modi at the centre.

The other minor parties beside LJP were BSP and AIMIM. Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi, the chief of AIMIM won 3 seats the election but has set significant inroads towards the Simanchal region with majority of Muslim voters. The AIMIM was alliance with Mayawati’s BSP bagging one seat as well.

There are 243 assembly constituencies or Vidhan Sabha seats in Bihar with 36.8% votes share comprised of BJP, 27.8% share of RJD, 25.3% of the JDU part, and the rest 10.1% is the share of INC. While the number of assembly constituencies are 243, the Loksabha Constituencies are 40 in number.

The major differences between the 2015 and the 2020 Bihar Assembly Constituencies Election result are as follows:

While there was no lead, BJP/NDA won 74 seats in the year, 2020 while 53 seats in the year, 2015.
In the year 2015, the victory was on the side of the Grand Alliance of JDU-RJD-Congress with 178 seats. The same year BJP won just 59 seats.
Although within this year 2020, RJD was the major most party with 75 seats, yet due to the grand-alliance margin, the victory was on the hands of NDA/BJP.

Following the event, Chirag Pawan’s LPJ is no longer considered to be in an alliance with NDA, within the assembly election. Meanwhile, Jitan Ram Manjhi of HAM, and Mukesh Sahni’s VIP is believed to be accommodated with the JDU and BJP’s quota while contesting the seats.

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List of Part-wise Bihar Assembly Constituencies and their Winning Members:

Bhartiya Janata Party/ National Democratic Alliance (NDA)

Constituency	Winning Candidates
Amnour	Krishna Kumar Mantoo
Arrah	Amrendra Pratap Singh
Aurai	Ram Surat Kumar
Bacchwara	Surendra Mehata
Bagaha	Ram Singh
Banka	Ram Narayan Mandal
Bankipur	Nitin Nabin
Banmankhi	Krishna Kumar Rishi
Barauli	Rampravesh Rai
Barh	Gyanendra Kumar Singh
Barhara	Raghvendra Pratap Singh
Baruraj	Arun Kumar Singh
Bathnaha	Anil Kumar
Begusarai	Kundan Kumar
Benipatti	Vinod Narayan Jha
Bettaih	Renu devi
Biharsharif	Dr. Sunil Kumar
Bihpur	Kumar Shailendra
Bisfi	Haribhushan Thakur “Bachol”
Chanpatia	Umakant Singh
Chapra	Dr. C.N. Gupta
Chhatapur	Neeraj Kumar Singh
Chiraiya	Lal Babu Prasad Gupta
Daraundha	Karnjeet Singh Alias Vyas Singh
Darbhanga	Sanjay Saraogi
Dhaka	Pawan Kumar Jaiswal
Digha	Sanjiv Chaurasia
Forbesganj	Vidya Sagar Keshari
Gaya Town	Prem Kumar
Gopalganj	Subash Singh
Goriakothi	Devesh Kant Singh
Govindganj	Sunil Mani Tiwari
Hajipur	Awadhesh Singh
Harsidhi (S.C)	Krishnanandan Paswan
Hayaghat	Ram Chandra Prasad
Jale	Jibesh Kumar
Jamui	Shreyasi Singh
Jhanjharpur	Nitish Mishra
Kahalgaon	Pawan Kumar Yadav
Katihar	Tarkishore Prasad
Katoria	Dr. Nikki Hembrom
Keoti	Murari Mohan Jha
Khajauli	Arun Shankar Prasad
Korha	Kavita Devi
Kumhrar	Arun Kumar Sinha
Lakhisarai	Vijay Kumar Sinha
Lalganj	Sanjay Kumar Singh
Lauriya	Vinay Bihari
Madhuban	Rana Randhir
Mohiuddinnagar	Rajesh Kumar Singh
Motihari	Pramod Kumar
Narkatiaganj	Rashmi Varma
Narpatganj	Jai Prakash Yadav
Nautan	Narayan Prasad
Parihar	Gayatri Devi
Paroo	Ashok Kumar Singh
Patepur	LakhendraKumar Raushan
Patna Sahib	Nand Kishore Yadav
Pipra	Shyambabu Prasad Yadav
Pirpainti	Lalan Kumar
Pranpur	Nisha Singh
Purnia	Vijay Kumar Khemka
Rajnagar	Dr. Rampit Paswan
Ramnagar	Bhagirathi Devi
Raxaul	Pramod Kumar Sinha
Riga	Moti Lal Prasad
Rosera	Birendra Kumar
Saharsa	Alok Ranjan
Sikti	Vijay Kumar Mandal
Sitamarhi	Mithilesh Kumar
Taraiya	Janak Singh
Warsaliganj	Aruna Devi
Wazirganj	Birendra Singh

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Rastriya Janata Dal (RJD)

Constituency	Winners
Alauli	Ramvriksh Sada
Atri	Ajay Yadav
Baikunthpur	Prem Shankar Prasad
Bajpatti	Mukesh Kumar Yadav
Bakhtiarpur	Aniruddh Kumar
Baniapur	Kedar Nath Singh
Barharia	Bachcha Pandey
Belaganj	Surendra Prasad Yadav
Belsand	Sanjay Kumar Gupta
Bhabua	Bharat Bind
Bodh Gaya	Kumar Sarvjeet
Brahampur	Shambhu Nath Yadav
Cheria Bariarpur	Raj Vanshi Mahto
Danapur	Rit Lal Ray
Darbhanga Rural	Lalit Kumar Yadav
Dehri	Phate Bahadur Singh
Dhauraiya	Phate Bahadur Singh
Dinara	Vijay Kumar Mandal
Ekma	Srikant Yadav
Fatuha	Dr. Ramanand Yadav
Gaighat	Niranjan Roy
Garkha	Surendra Ram
Gobindpur	Md Kamran
Goh	Bhim Kumar Singh
Gurua	Vinay Kumar
Hasanpur	Tej Pratap Yadav
Hathua	Rajesh Kumar Singh
Islampur	Rakesh Kumar Roushan
Jagdishpur	Ram Vishun Singh
Jehanabad	Kumar Krishna Mohan (urf) Suday Yadav
Kalyanpur	Manoj Kumar Yadav
Kanti	Mohammad Israil Mansuri
Kurhani	Anil Kumar Sahni
Kurtha	Bagi Kumar Verma
Laukaha	Bharat Bhushan Mandal
Madhepura	Chandra Shekhar
Mahnar	Bina Singh
Mahua	Mukesh Kumar Raushan
Makhdumpur	Satish Kumar
Maner	Bhai Virendra
Marhaura	Jitendra Kumar Ray
Masaurhi	Rekha Devi
Minapur	Rajeev Kumar
Mohania	Sangita Kumari
Mokama	Anant Kumar Singh
Morwa	Ranvijay Sahu
Munger	Pranav Kumar
Nabinagar	Vijay Kumar Singh alias Dabloo Singh
Narkatia	Shamim Ahmad
Nathnagar	ALI ASHRAF SIDDIQUI
Nawada	Vibha Devi
Nokha	Anita Devi
Obra	Rishi Kumar
Parsa	Chhote Lal Ray
Rafiganj	Mohammad Nehaluddin
Raghopur	Tejashwi Prasad Yadav
Raghunathpur	Harishankar Yadav
Rajauli	Prakash Veer
Ramgarh	Sudhakar Singh
Sahebpur Kamal	Satanand Sambuddha
Samastipur	Akhtarul Islam Shahin
Sandesh	Kiran Devi
Sasaram	Rajesh Kumar Gupta
Shahpur	Rahul Tiwary
Rahul Tiwary	Vijay Kumar
Sheohar	Chetan Anand
Sherghati	Manju Agrawal
Simri Bakhtiarpur	Yusuf Salahuddin
Singheshwar	Chandrahas Chaupal
Siwan	Awadh Bihari Chaudhary
Sonepur	Dr. Ramanuj Prasad
Sugauli	Er. Shashi Bhushan Singh
Surajgarha	Prahlad Yadav
Thakurganj	Saud Alam
Ujiarpur	Alok Kumar Mehta

Janata Dal (United)/(JDU)

Constituencies	Winners
Amarpur	Jayant Raj
Asthawan	Jitendra Kumar
Babubarhi	Mina Kumari
Bahadurpur	Madan Sahni
Barari	Bijay Singh
Barbigha	Sudarshan Kumar
Beldaur	Panna Lal Singh Patel
Belhar	Manoj Yadav
Benipur	Binay Kumar Choudhary
Bhorey	Sunil Kumar
Bihariganj	Niranjan Kumar Mehta
Dhamdaha	Leshi Singh
Gopalpur	Narendra Kumar Niraj
Harlakhi	Sudhanshu Shekhar
Harnaut	Hari Narayan Singh
Hilsa	Krishnamurari Sharan urf Prem Mukhiya
Jhajha	Damodar Rawat
Kalyanpur	Maheshwar Hazari
Maheshwar Hazari	Shalini Mishra
Kuchaikote	Amrendra Kumar Pandey
Kusheshwar Asthan	Shashibhushan Hajari
Mahishi	Gunjeshwar Sah
Nalanda	Shrawon Kumar
Nirmali	Aniruddha Prasad Yadav
Parbatta	Doctor Sanjeev Kumar
Phulparas	Sheela Kumari
Pipra	Rambilash Kamat
Rajgir	Kaushal Kishore
Raniganj	Achmit Rishidev
Runnisaidpur	Pankaj Kumar Mishra
Rupauli	Bima Bharti
Sakra	Ashok Kumar Chodhary
Sarairanjan	Vijay Kumar Choudhary
Sonbarsha	Ratnesh Sada
Sultanganj	Sultanganj
Supaul	Bijendra Prasad Yadav
Sursand	Dilip Ray
Tarapur	Mewa Lal Chaudhary
Triveniganj	Veena Bharti
Vaishali	Siddharth Patel
Valmikinagar	Dhirendra Pratap Singh alias Rinku Singh
Warisnagar	Ashok Kumar

Indian National Congress (INC)

Constituency	Winners
Araria	Abidur Rahman
Aurangabad	Anand Shankar Singh
Bhagalpur	Ajit Sharma
Bikram	Siddharth Saurav
Buxar	Sanjay Kr. Tiwari @ Munna Tiwari
Chenari	Murari Prasad Gautam
Hisua	Nitu Kumari
Jamalpur	Ajay Kumar Singh
Kadwa	Shakeel Ahmad Khan
Kargahar	Santosh Kumar Mishra
Kasba	Md. Afaque Alam
Khagaria	Chhatrapati Yadav
Kishanganj	Ijaharul Husain
Kutumba	Rajesh Kumar
Maharajganj	Vijay Shankar
Manihari	Manohar Prasad Singh
Muzaffarpur	Bijendra Chaudhary
Rajapakar	Pratima Kumari
Rajpur	Vishwanath Ram

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Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP)

Constituency	Winners
Alinagar	Mishri Lal Yadav
Bochaha	Musafir Paswan
Gaura Bauram	Swarna Singh
Madhubani	Samir Kumar Mahaseth
Sahebganj	Raju Kumar Singh

Other Minor Parties:

Constituency	Party Name	Winner
Barachatti	Hindustan Awam Morcha (Secular)	Jyoti Devi
Imamganj	Hindustan Awam Morcha (Secular)	Jitan Ram Manjhi
Sikandra	Hindustan Awam Morcha (Secular)	Prafull Kumar Manjhi
Tikari	Hindustan Awam Morcha (Secular)	Anil Kumar
Arwal	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Maha Nand Singh
Balrampur	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Mahboob Alam
Darauli	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Satyadeo Ram
Dumraon	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Ajit Kumar Singh
Ghosi	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Ram Bali Singh Yadav
Karakat	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Arun Singh
Paliganj	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Sandeep Saurav
Phulwari	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Gopal Ravidas
Sikta	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Birendra Prasad Gupta
Tarari	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Sudama Prasad S/o Ganga Dayal Sah<
Ziradei	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation)	Amarjeet Kushwaha

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Here comes the set of Union Ministers for the Bihar Government approached under the ruling governate:

Name of the Ministers	Department
Shri. Nitish Kumar	Chief Minister of Bihar, General Administration, Cabinet Secretariat, Home, Vigilance, Election Dept.
Shri. Sushil Kumar Modi	Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, Finance, Commercial Taxes and Forest.
Shri. Narendra Narayan Yadav	Law, Planning & Development Minister of Bihar.
Shri. Vijay Kumar Chaudhary	Water Resources Minister of Bihar
Shri. Prashant Kumar Sahi	Human Resources Development Minister of Bihar
Shri. Bijendra Prasad Yadav	Power, Parliamentary Affairs, Registration & Prohibition Minister of Bihar
Shri. Shahid Ali Khan	Information Technology, Minority Welfare Minister of Bihar
Shri. Nand Kishore Yadav	Road Construction Minister of Bihar
Shri. Shyam Rajak	Food and Civil Supplies Minister of Bihar
Narendra Singh	Agriculture Minister of Bihar
Smt. Parveen Amanullah	Social Welfare Minister of Bihar
Shri. Santosh Kumar Nirala	Transport Minister of Bihar
Shri. Brishen Patel	Transport, Information & Public Relations Minister of Bihar
Shri. Nitish Mishra	Rural Development Minister of Bihar
Shri. Ramai Ram	Revenue & Land Reforms Minister of Bihar
Shri. Awadesh Prasad Kushwaha	Minor Irrigation, Sugarcane Minister of Bihar
Shri. Chandra Mohan Rai	Public Health & Engineering Minister of Bihar
Shri. Gautam Singh	Science & Technology Minister of Bihar
Shri. Ashwini Kumar Choubey	Health Minister of Bihar
Shri. Janardan Singh Sigriwal	Labour Resources Minister of Bihar
Shri. Bhim Singh	Panchayati Raj, Rural Works Minister of Bihar
Shri. Giriraj Singh	Animal Husbandry & Fisheries Minister of Bihar
Dr. Renu Kumari Kushwaha	Industries, Disaster Management Minister of Bihar
Shri. Satyadeo Narain Arya	Mines and Geology Minister of Bihar
Shri. Jeetan Ram Manjhi	Welfare (SC & ST, Backward & Economically Backward Classes) Minister of Bihar
Shri. Nand Kishore Yadav	Road Construction Minister of Bihar
Shri. Narendra Narayan Yadav	Law, Planning & Development Minister of Bihar.
Shri. Nitish Mishra	Rural Development Minister of Bihar
Shri. Prashant Kumar Sahi	Human Resources Development Minister of Bihar
Shri. Prem Kumar	Urban Development and Housing Minister of Bihar
Shri. Ramadhar Singh	Co-operative Minister of Bihar
Shri. Ramai Ram	Revenue & Land Reforms Minister of Bihar
Shri. Santosh Kumar Nirala	Transport Minister of Bihar
Shri. Satyadeo Narain Arya	Mines and Geology Minister of Bihar
Shri. Shahid Ali Khan	Information Technology, Minority Welfare Minister of Bihar
Shri. Sunil Kumar ‘Pintu’	Urban Development and Tourism Minister of Bihar
Shri. Damodar Raut	Building Construction Minister of Bihar

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How to download voter slip with photo in Telangana?

Posted on November 24, 2020November 24, 2020 by admin

Telangana | Voter Slip

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All set for Telanganato cast its vote for electing a new state government. The polling process is increased by one hour (comparable to 7AM-5PM on regularly basis) shall begin 7AM onwards till 6PM because of the Corona scare. It will be held on the third week of January, 2020. The result will be declared onthree days post the polling date.

Make sure to have your name included in the voter’s list and have a photo voter slip handy before heading to a polling booth or station. A photo voter slip is a document issued by ECI (Election Commission of India) that carries details where the voter is enrolled as a voter, the polling station, and a serial number. As per the rule, it is mandatory to carry the photo voter slip along with voter identification card or Electors Photo Identity Card (EPIC) or Voter’s Id issued by the ECI.

The Election Commission has put the entire voter list online this year. According to the poll body, officials will scan the pre-printed voter slips containing the QR-code to mark the electors’ attendance for casting their votes.

Steps to follow in downloading Voterslip in GHMC Elections Hyderabad:

Visit the Telangana State Election Commission – TSEC official Website –: https://tsec.gov.in
Click on the ‘TS Voter Portal’ in the website home page.
Then, in this web page click on the link of ‘Download Voter Slip”
In this downloading web page, Select the District from the drop-down list
Select the Municipality from the above list
Next, select the Ward from that drop-down list
Enter Your Name in English
Enter Your Epic Number in the required field.
Enter the Captcha Text
Now, click on the Search -Telugu Button(in case of downloading TS Voter Slip from Web Portal by EPIC Number) / Click on the Download Button
Then, your TS Voter Slip will appear on your Device Screen
Download the TS Voter Slip.
Take a print and preserve it for future need.

*You can also download the TS Voter Slip from NVSP Web Portal: https://www.nvsp.in/

*The step for downloading Voter Slip from NVSP include Father’s/ Husband’s Name; Age or Date of Birth; Gender; State; District; and Assembly Constituency.

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How to find polling station number in Telangana?

A polling station or polling booth is a place where voters visit to cast their ballots during elections. The area is often called a ward, precinct, polling district, or constituency. It is staffed by officials who are professionally called election judges, or returning officers. They are responsible for monitoring voting procedures and assisting the voters with the election processes.

It is necessary to find the polling station in a concerned location as they are one of the essential elements of an electoral process. These areas or booths are essential for ensuring freedom and secrecy of the votes.

Initial days witnessed the political parties going door to door to help the voters identify their polling booth. Due to advances, ECI decided to provide voter identity slips to each eligible voter on the polling day specifying accurate polling booths. The voter ID slips are also advantageous for using it as an alternation to EPIC identity. The ECI stated that voter slips likely take away by a few political parties who were unlikely to cast them their votes.

Timings for casting your valuable vote: 7 am to 6 pm.

Identifying Polling Booth Location in a Google Map:

Find the Polling Station given in your voter slip
Enter the name of the state, district, and the account (assembly constituency)
Enter the Polling Station (given in your voter slip)

Identity Proof for Voting in Telangana:

The Election Commission has directed that the electors who do not have EPIC shall have to produce any one of the following photo documents for establishing their identity before casting their votes:

Proof of Identity
Proof of Address
Proof of age

Proof of identity Documents:
Photo PAN Card
Valid Indian Passport
Voters Identity Card
Permanent laminated driving license
Employee ID Card (issued by Defence/Govt./ Public sector undertaking/ Reputed MNC’s only).
Certificate of practice issued professional bodies like ICAI/ ICSI/ICWAI/ ICFA can be accepted as an ID proof.
Bank passbook with attested customer photograph and signature.
Defence ID

Proof of Address Documents:
Valid Indian passport
Life Insurance premium receipt of any insurer
Voter ID card
Permanent laminated driving license
Latest telephone bill not older than 3 months
Post-paid piped gas connection bill showing consumption and complete address
Bank passbook or latest bank account statement
Electricity bill not older than 3 months
Co-operative housing society receipt
Original post-paid mobile bill showing complete residence address of the applicant
Notarised registered rent agreement with the latest electricity bill issued to the landlord.

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Proof of Age Documents:
Birth certificate
School Leaving Certificate
LIC policy (minimum 12 months in force)
College Certificate
PAN Card
Passport
Driving License

Here, we are providing the list of the number for every polling booth in Telangana, for your quick convenience.

List of Polling Booth in Telangana:

AC Name	AC Name	AC Name	AC Name	AC Name	AC Name	AC Name	AC Name
1	Sirpur	31	Huzurabad	61	Jubilee Hills	91	Suryapet
2	Chennur	32	Husnabad	62	Sanathnagar	92	Nalgonda
3	Bellampalli	33	Siddipet	63	Nampalli	93	Munugode
4	Mancherial	34	Medak	64	Karwan	94	Bhongir
5	Asifabad	35	Narayankhed	65	Goshamahal	95	Nakrekal
6	Khanapur	36	Andole	66	Charminar	96	Thungathurthy
7	Adilabad	37	Narsapur	67	Chandrayangutta	97	Alair
8	Boath	38	Zahirabad	68	Yakutpura	98	Jangaon
9	Nirmal	39	Sangareddy	69	Bahdurpura	99	Ghanpur Station
10	Mudhole	40	Patancheru	70	Secunderabad	100	Palakurthi
11	Armur	41	Dubbak	71	Secunderabad Cantonment	101	Dornakal
12	Bodhan	42	Gajwel	72	Kodangal	102	Mahabubabad
13	Jukkal	43	Medchal	73	Narayanpet	103	Narsampet
14	Banswada	44	Malkajgiri	74	Mahbubnagar	104	Parkal
15	Yellareddy	45	Quthbullapur	75	Jadcherla	105	Warangal West
16	Kamareddy	46	Kukatpally	76	Devarkadra	106	Warangal East
17	Nizamabad Urban	47	Uppal	77	Makthal	107	Wardhannapet
18	Nizamabad Rural	48	Ibrahimpatnam	78	Wanaparthy	108	Bhupalpalle
19	Balkonda	49	Lal Bahadur Nagar	79	Gadwal	109	Mulug
20	Koratla	50	Maheshwaram	80	Alampur	110	Pinapaka
21	Jagtial	51	Rajendranagar	81	Nagarkurnool	111	Yellandu
22	Dharmapuri	52	Serilingampally	82	Achampet	112	Khammam
23	Ramagundam	53	Chevella	83	Kalwakurthy	113	Palair
24	Manthani	54	Pargi	84	Shadnagar	114	Madhira
25	Peddapalli	55	Vikarabad	85	Kollapur	115	Wyra
26	Karimnagar	56	Tandur	86	Devarakonda	116	Sathupalli
27	Choppadandi	57	Musheerabad	87	Nagarjuna Sagar	117	Kothagudem
28	Vemulawada	58	Malakpet	88	Miryalguda	118	Aswaraopeta
29	Sircilla	59	Amberpet	89	Huzurnagar	119	Bhadrachalam
30	Manakondur	60	Khairatabad	90	Kodad

**Disclaimer: Theinformation stated above is for reference purpose only. For any changes on the content, please refer to the official website.

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Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Elections 2020

Posted on November 21, 2020November 21, 2020 by admin

Telangana

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The election commission of a state is a liberal autonomous institution governed without any superficial ascendancies. The institute is located in every state of India, and is responsible for constituting elections and its processes and decisions within that particular state. Beginning from the registrations to result declaration processes, every action and decision is carried in a conference with the state government. Voting procedures may vary from state to state. They can either be through classical Ballot Paper method or through modern Electronic Voting Machines.

In Hyderabad, the capital city of Telangana, GHMC (The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation) is considered to be the election governing civic body responsible for overseeing Hyderabad as well the twin city, Secunderabad. This municipal corporation was founded on 1869. It was founded along with the Chaderghat municipal board.

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On 2019, the corporation was divided into six zones namely, the north, the south, the east, the west, the north east, and the central zones. It is always headed by an IAS. GHMC acts as an apex to its urban-local autonomous government known to have created its administration equivalent to the metropolitan cities of India. The corporation is spread across the districts such as that of Hyderabad, Medchal, Ranga Reddy, and Sangareddy.

GHMC ELECTION FACTS:

Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Elections to be held on 1^st of December, 2020was scheduled by C. Parthasarathy, the State Election Commissioner (SEC) at a press conference following the vote counting from 4^th of December. The press conference released the nomination dates from 18^th of November, 2020 to 30^th of November, 2020 by placing an immediate effect on election codes. The polling will be carried out with the help of ballot box system and soon be resulting decisions by the 4^th of November, 2020.

The acceptance of nominations will begin from November 17 and end on 20^th of the same month. Thereafter, scrutinization is confirmed to carryout soon after the acceptance of the nominations, basically on 21^st of November. The last date for completing the scrutiny is 22^nd of November. Electoral rolls will be displayed on 18^th of November, 2020.

When question was asked to SEC regarding the lack of time for the political parties to prepare for the election process, the reply by Mr. Parthasarathy was the new GHMC Act. This new act states that the dates for the election processes is decided by consulting the state government.

Accordingly, participants in the present year may aggregate around 74 lakhs from which around 38 lakh members shall be men, 35 lakhs registered for women, and almost 669 voters are for the exceptional categories. 2700 polling stations across the state were witnessed to be problematic. These polling stations were categorized for being critical, hypersensitive as well as sensitive.

The voting slips are distributed to every voter under the rigid eyes of GHMC. Any resident or non-resident of Hyderabad can easily download these slips from the ‘tsec.gov.in’ website as well as from its mobile application available of any regular play store. The application helps the users to accurately locate any polling station. The maximum expense upon each candidate is believed to be around Five Lakh Indian Rupees.

Kartika Reddy, Congress party head under GHMC who served as a mayor to the city recently joined BJP along with his husband, Chandra Reddy, in presence of the party national general secretary, Bhupender Yadav. The change of the party took place even after the names of the candidates for the poll are announced.

Around 52 ex-officio voters (MLAs, MLCs, and MPs) formed a community to elect a mayor. A political party or an alliance is expected to gather 102 votesto make it almost 202 voters (150+52).

Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) has aggregately 38 ex-officio members, that need 64 divisions to elect a candidate as a mayor.

Basic responsibilities have been taken into consideration by the typical GHMC in order to provide a provide basic amenities and necessities for the residents under this municipality. Responsibilities include administering of the four major districts by facilitating basic infrastructures, building and maintaining of roads, streets, and flyovers. Cleanliness measures such as garbage disposing systems, maintaining of parks and open spaces, urban development, and city planning. Other basic facilitations include improvement in public municipal schools, and other educational institutions; street lights, health departments, sanitations, banks, traffic, as well as other government organizations. Regular crosscheck and update in the registration of births and deaths are also one of the prominent measures to improvise the city scape of Hyderabad and its territories.

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Tirupati Lok Sabha Elections 2020

Posted on November 21, 2020November 21, 2020 by admin

Andhra Pradesh

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Lok Sabha is popularly defined as one of India’s parliament constituting 530 members representing people of the states of India and 20 members representing the Union Territories. Similarly, every state has its individual parliament that gradually comprises of its members from various districts of those states.

Tirupati Lok Sabha is the constituency of Andhra Pradesh particular to 25 other Lok Sabha constituencies, located in Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore and Chittoor districts of Andhra Pradesh. This specific precinct encompasses a segment of seven assemblies while belonging to the Chittoor district. Seven assemblies of Tirupati Lok Sabha are Sarvepalli, Gudur, Sullurpeta, Venkatagiri, Tirupati, Srikalahasti, Satyavedu. The seats for Gudur, Sullurpeta as well as Satyavedu seats are reserved for scheduled category candidates.

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FACTS FROM THE TIRUPATI LOK SABHA CONSTITUENCY:

Being the constituency with 25 seats, Tirupati saw 79.03% of its elections transforming off votes during the first phase 2019 Lok Sabha Elections held on 11^th of April. The transformation was against 77.04% in the previous national elections conducted in 2014. The margin between Balli Durga Prasad Rao and Panabaka Lakshmi was around 228376 votes.
Sources report that Hon’ble Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy will be deciding the YSRC candidate for the Tirupati Lok Sabha Election. The MLAs and MPs of Tirupati region shall abide the election and strive the victory of the party candidate.
Recently, after the election meeting of the party leaders from the constituency, Chief Minister sought the opinion of all the leaders from the assembly segments. None of the candidate was heard to propose rather to prevail any situation in the respective segments, needs of the locals, and their aspirations.
The Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) ratio is 25.15 and 9.56, respectively out of total population.
The four segments under Nellore district chances to select a strong candidate this year by a high command from the party.
Earlier representation of BJP while in Tirupati assembly had an alliance with TD in the year 1999. The same party has taken a step towards asking Jana Sena to vacate the seat and rather place their chief member Pawan Kalyan to help them in the extensions of the supports and extensive campaigning.
Actions of BJP aim towards converting Balija community that is believed to be under the strong influence of Chiranjeevi becoming an MLA in the previous year, 2019.
Tirupati finalizes to select its ever first mayor eventually after 13 years of transformation from becoming a municipality to a corporation. Tirupati was a municipality in the year, 1886. After the upgradation in 2007, the holy city of Tirupati became a fully-fledged Municipal Corporation.
The mayor position is targeted by the government to be a female seat that of a general category.
Parties such as YSRC, TDP, Jana Sena-BJP are seen revolving strategies in order to win maximum number of seats in the civic polls.

Some prominent achievements of Tirupati Lok Sabha:

TDP, a mainstay to Congress won Tirupati in 1984; BJP in 1999, while YSR won the seat in the year 2014.
Chinta Mohan won the 1984 general election ticket of TDP and moved to the Congress party later on. Currently, he proved himself successful once again to get the seat, even after winning 6 times in a row.
Varaprasad Rao Velagapalli, the candidate to YSR Congress defeated Karumanchi Jayaram of BJP by 37000 votes.
Dr. DaggumatiSreehari Rao, the candidate to BSP was nominated for the seat of Tirupati.
The TDP tickets were given to Panabaka Lakshmi, the former union minister and MP; Bommi Sri Hari Rao, the BJP nominated candidate; and Balli Durga Prasad Rao, a candidate of YSR Congress party.
Out of 12 contestants, two were successful for filing their ground level nominations in the role of independent candidates. Rest of the contestants filed for regional parties such as Pyramid Party of India; Janapaalana Party (Democratic); Viduthalai ChiruthaigalKatch; Viswa Jana Party; and Andhra RastraPraja Samithi.

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Jharkhand Vidhan Sabha Election Results 2019

Posted on December 23, 2019December 23, 2019 by admin

Jharkhand

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The JMM Party won 30 seats, while the BJP party won 25 seats, whereas the INC party won 16 seats, the RJD party won 1 seat, the JVM(P) party won seats, AJSU party won 2 seats, while the other parties won the remaining 4 seats.

2019 झारखंड विधान सभा चुनाव परिणाम

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2019 Jharkhand Legislative Assembly Election Results:

81/81
41 needed for majority

Party	Seats Won
JMM	30
BJP	25
INC	16
RJD	1
JVM(P)	3
AJSU	2
JD(U)	0
LJP	0
Others	4

2019 Jharkhand Legislative Assembly Election Results Live Updates:

The 2019 Jharkhand Legislative Assembly Elections are successfully completed in 5 phases for all the 81 Assembly Constituencies. The election results are scheduled on 23^rd December 2019 i.e. today and the counting has started already and the leads/wins are like this.

The BJP Party is leading in 29 seats, while the JMM party is leading in 24 seats, whereas the INC party is leading in 13 seats, the RJD party is leading in 5 seats, the JVM(P) party is leading in 4 seats, AJSU party is leading in 2 seats, while the other parties are leading in the remaining 4 seats.

81/81
41 needed for majority

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Party	Seats Leading	Seats Won
JMM	4	26
BJP	7	18
INC	12	4
RJD	0	1
JVM(P)	1	2
AJSU	0	2
JD(U)	0	0
LJP	0	0
Others	1	3

2019 Jharkhand Legislative Assembly Election Results Live Updates:

Party	Seats Leading	Seats Won
BJP	29	–
JMM	24	–
INC	13	–
RJD	5	–
JVM(P)	4	–
AJSU	2	–
JD(U)	0	–
LJP	0	–
Others	4	–

In the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly there are 81 MLA seats, the elections for all the 81 MLA seats were held in 5 phases. For majority 41 seats are needed.

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UK General Election Results 2019

Posted on December 16, 2019December 17, 2019 by admin

Uncategorized

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The UK General Election results 2019 are declared and the results are like this the conservative party has won 365 seats with an vote share of 43.6%, the labor party has won 203 seats with an vote share of 32.2%, Scottish national party has won 48 seats with an vote share of 3.9%, while the Liberal Democrats won 11 seats with an vote share of 0.8%, Democratic Unionist Party has won 8 with 0.8% vote share, Sinn Fein party has won 7 seats with 0.6% vote share while Plaid Cymru has won 4 seats with 0.5% vote share, Green party has won 1 seat with 2.7% vote share and the other parties won the remaining 3 seats.

2019 UK General Election Results Explained on YouTube:

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2019 UK General Election Results:

Party	Seats Won	Vote Share	Votes
Conservative Party	365	43.6%	1,39,66,565
Labor Party	203	32.2%	1,02,95,607
Scottish National Party	48	3.9%	12,42,372
Liberal Democrats	11	11.6%	36,96,423
Democratic Unionist Party	8	0.8%	2,44,128
Sinn Fein	7	0.6%	1,81,853
Plaid Cymru	4	0.5%	1,53,265
Green Party	1	2.7%	8,65,697
Brexit Party	0	2%	6,42,303
UK Independence Party	0	0.1%	22,817
Other Parties	3	2%	7,00,886

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Haryana Vidhan Sabha Election Results 2019

Posted on October 24, 2019October 24, 2019 by admin

Haryana

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Haryana Vidhan Sabha Elections were held on last Monday i.e. on 21^st October 2019 for all the 90 Assembly Constituencies. To win the election one has to get 46 seats out of 90 seats. The counting of votes started this morning and the results of the Haryana Legislative Assembly elections are as follows

Haryana Vidhan Sabha Election Results Explained on You Tube:

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For Majority: 46 Required

Voter Turnout: 67.97%

Vidhan Sabha Election Result 2019:

BJP has won 40 seats, Congress party has won 31 seats, JJP has won 10 seats, whereas the INLD party won 1 seat and the other parties has won 8 seats.

Assembly Constituencies	BJP	Congress	JJP	INLD	BSP	Others
90	40	31	10	01	0	8

Preliminary Results Live 90/90

BJP is leading in 36 seats, while Congress is leading in 33 seats, JJP is leading in 10 seats, INLD 2 seats BSP in 2 Seats, others are leading in 7 seats.

Assembly Constituencies	BJP	Congress	JJP	INLD	BSP	Others
90	36	33	10	02	02	07

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2019 Haryana Legislative Assembly Election Results Constituency Wise:

ACNO	Assembly Constituency	Winner/Party
1	Kalka None
2	Panchkula None
3	Naraingarh None
4	Ambala Cantt None
5	Ambala City None
6	Mulana SC
7	Sadhaura SC
8	Jagadhri None
9	Yamuna Nagar None
10	Radaur None
11	Ladwa None
12	Shahbad SC
13	Thanesar None
14	Pehowa None
15	Guhla SC
16	Kalayat None
17	Kaithal None
18	Pundri None
19	Nilokheri SC
20	Indri None
21	Karnal None
22	Gharaunda None
23	Assandh None
24	Panipat Rural None
25	Panipat City None
26	Israna SC
27	Samalkha None
28	Ganaur None
29	Rai None
30	Kharkhauda SC
31	Sonipat None
32	Gohana None
33	Baroda None
34	Julana None
35	Safidon None
36	Jind None
37	Uchana Kalan None
38	Narwana SC
39	Tohana None
40	Fatehabad None
41	Ratia SC
42	Kalanwali SC
43	Dabwali None
44	Rania None
45	Sirsa None
46	Ellenabad None
47	Adampur None
48	Uklana SC
49	Narnaund None
50	Hansi None
51	Barwala None
52	Hisar None
53	Nalwa None
54	Loharu None
55	Badhra None
56	Charkhi Dadri None
57	Bhiwani None
58	Tosham None
59	Bawani Khera SC
60	Meham None
61	Garhi Sampla-Kiloi None
62	Rohtak None
63	Kalanaur SC
64	Bahadurgarh None
65	Badli None
66	Jhajjar SC
67	Beri None
68	Ateli None
69	Mahendragarh None
70	Narnaul None
71	Nangal Chaudhry None
72	Bawal SC
73	Kosli None
74	Rewari None
75	Pataudi SC
76	Badshahpur None
77	Gurgaon None
78	Sohna None
79	Nuh None
80	Ferozepur Jhirka None
81	Punahana None
82	Hathin None
83	Hodal SC
84	Palwal None
85	Prithla None
86	Faridabad NIT None
87	Badkhal None
88	Ballabgarh None
89	Faridabad None
90	Tigaon None

Haryana Vidhan Sabha Election Results Live on YouTube:

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