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In the Chhattisgarh Vidhan Sabah Elections 2018, the Indian National Congress Party has won 67 seats, whereas the ruling party BJP has won 15 seats and the JCC party has won 8 seats.

Total Constituencies	Congress	BJP	JCC
90	67	15	08

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BJP is leading in 24 Constituencies whereas Congress is leading in 60 Constituencies while the JCC party is leading in 6 constituencies.

BJP	Congress	JCC
24	60	06

CG Election Results:

The Chhattisgarh Election Commission has released the Election schedule for the 2018 Legislative Assembly elections. The Chief Electoral Officer of Chhattisgarh State has scheduled the elections in the month of November 2018. The elections in Chhattisgarh State will be held in two phases. The polling for first phase election will be on 12^th November and the second phase polling starts on 20^th November 2018. Along with the election schedule, the CEO CG released the final voter list for the 2018 elections.

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CG Election Schedule:

The Election Commission of Chhattisgarh State Scheduled the Vidhan Sabah Assembly elections to be held on 12^th & 20^th of November 2018. Votes counting will start on 11^th December 2018.

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Total Number of Assembly Seats in Chhattisgarh:

There are 90 Assembly Seats in Chhattisgarh State. To form the Government in Chhattisgarh one must get a minimum of 46 assembly seats to form the Government. From the last three elections, the competition is completely between the BJP and Indian National Congress. Before this 2018 elections for the last three times, BJP consecutively formed the Government in Chhattisgarh. In the Last election, BJP got 49 seats whereas INC got 39 seats and remaining 2 seats were gone to BSP and Independent candidate.

Vidhan Sabah Elections Phase –I Schedule 2018:

The first phase of election includes 18 constituencies while the rest 78 constituencies polling will be held during the second phase.

2018 Chhattisgarh Vidhan Sabah Elections Phase –I Schedule
S.NO	Vidhan Sabah Election Event	Date of the Election event	Day of the Election Event
1	Nominations for Elections Starts on	16^th October 2018.	Tuesday.
2	Last Date of Nominations	23^rd October 2018.	Tuesday.
3	Scrutiny of Nominations	24^th October 2018.	Wednesday.
4	Last Date for withdrawing Nominations	26^th October 2018.	Friday.
5	Polling Day	12^th November 2018.	Monday.
6	Counting Starts on	11^th December 2018.	Tuesday.

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Vidhan Sabah Elections Phase –II Schedule 2018:

2018 Chhattisgarh Vidhan Sabah Elections Phase –II Schedule
S.NO	Vidhan Sabah Election Event	Date of the Election event	Day of the Election Event
1	Nominations for Elections Starts on	26^th October 2018.	Friday.
2	Last Date of Nominations	2^nd November 2018.	Friday.
3	Scrutiny of Nominations	3^rd November 2018.	Saturday.
4	Last Date for withdrawing Nominations	5^th November 2018.	Monday.
5	Polling Day	20^th November 2018.	Tuesday.
6	Counting Starts on	11^th December 2018.	Tuesday.

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Chhattisgarh Vidhan Sabah Constituencies:

The Chhattisgarh Vidhan Sabah constitutes of 90 constituencies. Out of these 90 Assembly Constituencies, 10 Constituencies are reserved for Scheduled Caste and 29 Assembly Constituencies are reserved for Scheduled Tribes.

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CG Election Results Constituency Wise:

2018 CG Vidhan Sabah Elections Results Constituency Wise
S.NO	CG Assembly Constituency	Category	Elected Candidate	Party	Runner-up	Party
1	Manendragarh	–
2	Baikunthpur	–
3	Premnagar	–
4	Rajpur	–
5	Pal	–
6	Samri	SC
7	Lundra	–
8	Pilkha	–
9	Ambikapur	–
10	Sitapur	–
11	Bagicha	–
12	Jashpur	–
13	Tapkara	–
14	Pathalgaon	–
15	Dharamjaigarh	SC
16	Lailunga	–
17	Raigarh	–
18	Kharsia	–
19	Saria	–
20	Rampur,Chhattisgarh	–
21	Korba	SC
22	Katghora	–
23	Tanakhar	–
24	Marwahi	–
25	Kota	–
26	Lormi	–
27	Mungeli	–
28	Jarhagaon	–
29	Takhatpur	–
30	Bilaspur	–
31	Bilha	SC
32	Masturi	SC
33	Sipat	–
34	Akaltara	–
35	Pamgarh	–
36	Janjgir Champa	–
37	Sakti	SC
38	Jaijaipur	–
39	Chandrapur	–
40	Raipur Town	–
41	Raipur Rural	–
42	Abhanpur	–
43	Mandirhasod	–
44	Arang	–
45	Dharsiwa	–
46	Bhatapara	–
47	Baloda Bazar	–
48	Palari	–
49	Kasdol	SC
50	Bhatgaon	–
51	Rajim	–
52	Bindranawagarh	–
53	Saraipali	–
54	Basna	SC
55	Khallari	–
56	Mahasamund	–
57	Sihawa	–
58	Kurud	–
59	Dhamtari	–
60	Bhanupratappur	–
61	Kanker	SC
62	Narayanpur	ST
63	Keshkal	ST
64	Kondagaon	ST
65	Bhanpuri	–
66	Jagdalpur	–
67	Keshlur	–
68	Chitrakot	ST
69	Dantewada	ST
70	Konta	ST
71	Bijapur	ST
72	Maro	–
73	Bemetara	–
74	Saja	–
75	Dhamdha	–
76	Durg	–
77	Bhilai Nagar	–
78	Patan	SC
79	Gunderdehi	–
80	Khertha	–
81	Balod	–
82	Dondi Lohara	–
83	Chowki	–
84	Khujji	–
85	Dongargaon	–
86	Rajnandgaon	–
87	Dongargarh	–
88	Khairagarh	SC
89	Birendranagar	–
90	Kawardha	–

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Mizoram Election Results

Posted on December 1, 2018December 13, 2018 by admin

Mizoram

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Mizoram Election Results Live:

The Legislative Assembly election results for Mizoram State have been declared the MNF has won 26 seats whereas the ruling party INC has won 5 seats, BJP won 1 seat and the others won 8 seats.

Total Constituencies	MNF	Congress	BJP	Others
40	26	05	01	08

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Congress is leading in 8 Constituencies whereas MNF is leading in 24 Constituencies while others are leading in 1 constituency.

Congress	MNF	Others
8	24	1

The Chief Electoral Officer of Mizoram State has released the Election schedule for the 2018 Legislative Assembly elections. The Election Commission of Mizoram State has scheduled the elections in the month of December 2018. The Polling day for the Mizoram Vidhan Sabah elections will be on 28^th November 2018. Along with the election schedule, the CEO Mizoram released the final voter list for the 2018 elections.

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Mizoram Election Schedule:

The Election Commission of Mizoram State Scheduled the Vidhan Sabah Assembly elections to be held on 28^th November 2018. The Election counting starts on 11^th December 2018.

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Total Number of Seats in Mizoram Assembly:

The Mizoram Legislative Assembly Constitutes 40 seats, the 2018 elections for these 40 seats are going to be held on the same day i.e 28^th November 2018. Minimum of 21 seats is required for a party to form the Government in Mizoram. From the year 2008, the Indian National Congress formed the Government in Mizoram for the last two consecutive Assembly elections. In the last election, the Indian National Congress won 29 seats and formed Government in the Mizoram State.

Mizoram Elections Schedule 2018:

2018 Mizoram Assembly Elections Schedule & Voting Date
S.NO	Legislative Assembly Election Event	Date of the General Election event	Day of the Election Event
1	Nominations for Elections Starts on	2^nd November 2018.	Friday.
2	Last Date of Nominations	9^th November 2018.	Friday.
3	Scrutiny of Nominations	12^th November 2018.	Monday.
4	Last Date for withdrawing Nominations	14^th November 2018.	Wednesday.
5	Polling Day	28^th November 2018.	Wednesday.
6	Counting Starts on	11^th December 2018.	Tuesday.

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Mizoram Legislative Assembly Constituencies List Category Wise:

The Mizoram State constitutes 40 MLA seats. Out of the 40 constituencies 39 are reserved for the ST category. The general election in all these 40 Assembly Constituencies is scheduled on the same day i.e. 28/11/2018.

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Mizoram Election Results Constituency Wise:

2018 Mizoram Election Results Constituency Wise
S.NO	CG Assembly Constituency	Category	Elected Candidate	Party	Runner-up	Party
1	Tuipang
2	Saiha
3	Sangau
4	Lawngtlai
5	Chawngte
6	Tlabung
7	Buarpui
8	Lunglei South
9	Lunglei North
10	Tawipui
11	Vanva
12	Hnahthial
13	North Vanlaiphai
14	Khawbung
15	Champhai
16	Khawhai
17	Saitual
18	Khawzawl
19	Ngopa
20	Suangpuilawn
21	Ratu
22	Kawnpui
23	Kolasib
24	Bilkhawthlir
25	Lokichera
26	Kawrthah
27	Mamit
28	Phuldungsei
29	Sateek
30	Serchhip
31	Lungpho
32	Tlungvel
33	Aizawl North-I
34	Aizawl North II
35	Aizawl East-I
36	Aizawl East-II
37	Aizawl West I
38	Aizawl West-II
39	Aizawl South – I
40	Aizawl South – II

Telangana Election Results

Posted on December 1, 2018December 13, 2018 by admin

Telangana

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Telangana Election Results Live:

Counting in Telangana State has completed successfully the ruling party TRS has won 88 seats in Telangana State for the second time whereas Maha Kutami got 21 seats, BJP 1 seat, MIM got 7 seats, while others got 2 seats.

Total Constituencies	TRS	Congress	BJP	TDP	MIM	Others
119	88	19	1	2	7	2

TRS is leading in 86 Constituencies whereas Congress is leading in 19 Constituencies while TDP is leading in 2 constituencies, BJP is leading in 4 constituencies, MIM is leading in 5 seats and the others are leading in 3 constituencies.

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TRS	Congress	TDP	BJP	MIM	Others
84	19	02	04	05	03

The Chief Electoral Officer of Telangana has released the Election schedule for the 2018 Assembly elections. Actually, the Assembly elections in Telangana State are scheduled along with the General elections of India which are to be held in the year 2019, but the current Government in Telangana State dissolved their Government and called for early elections in Telangana State. Therefore the Election Commission of Telangana State has scheduled the elections in the month of December 2018. Along with the 2018 election schedule they announced the Telangana election results day. The 2018 Assembly election votes counting starts on 11^thof this month.

All the major parties in Telangana State are participating in these Assembly elections and the most interesting part of this election is for the first time in the history of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Congress and TDP are combined together and formed as Maha Kutami along with other two parties. The current Government TRS party along with MIM party is combinely contesting this election whereas the BJP is contesting individually.

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Total Number of Constituencies in Telangana State:

There are 119 assembly constituencies in Telangana State, to form the Government one has to get a minimum of 60 seats. This 2018 election is the second election in the history of Telangana State. 2014 election was the first election after the separation from the combined Andhra Pradesh State. In the 2014 elections, TRS party formed the Government for the first time in the newly formed Telangana State. This time the competition is completely between the TRS party and the Maha kutami.

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Telangana Election Schedule:

The Election Commission of Telangana State Scheduled the Assembly elections to be held on 7^th December 2018. The 2018 Assembly elections will be the second elections for Telangana State. The first Chief Minister of Telangana State called for the early elections in Telangana by dissolving the Government.

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Telangana Elections Results Constituency Wise:

Telangana MLA’S List 2018

Constituency Name	Winner Name & Party
Adilabad	Jogu Ramanna /TRS
Alair	Gongidi Suneetha /TRS
Alampur	Abraham V.M. /TRS
Amberpet	Kaleru Venkatesham /TRS
Andole	Kranthi Kiran Chanti /TRS
Armur	Ashannagari Jeevan Reddy /TRS
Asifabad	Athram Sakku /Congress
Aswaraopeta	Mecha Nageswara Rao /TDP
Bahadurpura	Mohd. Moazam Khan /MIM
Balkonda	Vemula Prashanth Reddy /TRS
Banswada	Pocharam Srinivas Reddy /TRS
Bellampalli	Durgam Chinnaiah /TRS
Bhadrachalam	Podem Veeraiah /Congress
Bhongir	Pailla Shekar Reddy /TRS
Bhupalpalle	Gandra Venkata Ramana Reddy /Congress
Boath	Bapu Rao Rathod /TRS
Bodhan	Shakil Aamir Mohammed /TRS
Chandrayangutta	Akbaruddin Owaisi /MIM
Charminar	Mumtaz Ahmed Khan /MIM
Chennur	Balka Suman /TRS
Chevella	Kale Yadaiah /TRS
Choppadandi	Ravi Shankar Sunke /TRS
Devarakonda	Ramavath Ravindra Kumar /TRS
Devarkadra	Alla Venkateswar Reddy /TRS
Dharmapuri	Eshwar Koppula /TRS
Dornakal	Dharam Soth Redya Naik /TRS
Dubbak	Solipeta Ramalinga Reddy /TRS
Gadwal	Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy /TRS
Gajwel	Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar Rao /TRS
Ghanpur (Station)	Dr. Thatikonda Rajaiah /TRS
Goshamahal	T. Raja Singh /BJP
Husnabad	Satish Kumar Voditela /TRS
Huzurabad	Eatala Rajendar /TRS
Huzurnagar	Uttam Kumar Reddy Nalamada /Congress
Ibrahimpatnam	Manchireddy Kishan Reddy /TRS
Jadcherla	Charlakola Laxma Reddy /TRS
Jagtial	M.Sanjay Kumar /TRS
Jangoan	Muthireddy Yadagiri Reddy /TRS
Jubilee Hills	Maganti Gopinath /TRS
ukkal	Hanmanth Shinde /TRS
Kalwakurthy	Gurka Jaipal Yadav /TRS
Kamareddy	Gampa Govardhan /TRS
Karimnagar	Gangula Kamalakar /TRS
Karwan	Kausar Mohiuddin /MIM
Khairatabad	Danam Nagender /TRS
Khammam	Ajay Kumar Puvvada /TRS
Khanapur	Ajmera Rekha /TRS
Kodad	Bollam Mallaiah Yadav /TRS
Kodangal	Patnam Narender Reddy /TRS
Kollapur	Beeram Harshavardhan Reddy /Congress
Koratla	Kalvakuntla Vidyasagar Rao /TRS
Kothagudem	Vanama Venkateswara Rao /Congress
Kukatpally	Madhavaram Krishna Rao /TRS
Lal Bahadur Nagar	Devi Reddy Sudheer Reddy /Congress
Madhira	Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu /Congress
Mahabubabad	Banoth Shankar Naik /TRS
Mahbubnagar	V. Srinivas Goud /TRS
Maheshwaram	Patlolla Sabitha Indra Reddy /Congress
Makthal	Chittem Rammohan Reddy /TRS
Malakpet	Ahmed Bin Abdullah Balala /MIM
Malkajgiri	Hanumanth Rao Mynampally /TRS
Manakondur	Balakishan Rasamayi /TRS
Mancherial	Nadipelli Diwakar Rao /TRS
Manthani	Duddilla Sridhar Babu /Congress
Medak	Padma Devender Reddy. M /TRS
Medchal	Ch. Malla Reddy /TRS
Miryalguda	Nallamothu Bhaskar Rao /TRS
Mudhole	Gaddigari Vittal Reddy /TRS
Mulug	Anasuya Dansari /Congress
Munugode	Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy /Congress
Musheerabad	Muta Gopal /TRS
Nagarjuna Sagar	Nomula Narsimhaiah /TRS
Nagarkurnool	Marri Janardhan Reddy /TRS
Nakrekal	Chirumarthi Lingaiah /Congress
Nalgonda	Kancharla Bhupal Reddy /TRS
Nampalli	Jaffar Hussain /MIM
Narayankhed	Maha Reddy Bhupal Reddy /TRS
Narayanpet	S.Rajender Reddy /TRS
Narsampet	Peddi Sudarshan Reddy /TRS
Narsapur	Chilumula Madan Reddy /TRS
Nirmal	Allola Indrakaran Reddy /TRS
Nizamabad (Rural)	Baji Reddy Goverdhan /TRS
Nizamabad (Urban)	Bigala Ganesh /TRS
Palair	Kandala Upender Reddy /Congress
Palakurthi	Errabelli Dayakar Rao /TRS
PARGI	K.Mahesh Reddy /TRS
Parkal	Challa. Dharma Reddy /TRS
Patancheru	Gudem Mahipal Reddy /TRS
Peddapalle	Manohar Reddy Dasari /TRS
Pinapaka	Kantha Rao Rega /Congress
Quthbullapur	K.P Vivekanand /TRS
Rajendranagar	Tolkanti Prakash Goud /TRS
Ramagundam	Korukanti Chandar Patel/Independent
Sanath Nagar	Talasani Srinivas Yadav /TRS
Sangareddy	Turupu Jayaprakash Reddy /Congress
Sathupalli	Sandra Venkata Veeraiah /TDP
secunderabad	T.Padma Rao /TRS
Secunderabad Cantt.	G. Sayanna /TRS
Serilingampally	Arekapudi Gandhi /TRS
Shadnagar	Anjaiah Yelganamoni /TRS
Siddipet	Thanneeru Harish Rao /TRS
Sircilla	Kalvakuntla Taraka Rama Rao /TRS
Sirpur	Koneru Konappa /TRS
Suryapet	Guntakandla Jagadish Reddy /TRS
Tandur	Rohith Reddy /Congress
Thungathurthy	Gadari Kishore Kumar /TRS
Uppal	Bethi Subhas Reddy /TRS
Vemulawada	Ramesh Chennamaneni /TRS
Vikarabad	Dr. Anand Methuku /TRS
Wanaparthy	Singireddy Niranjan Reddy /TRS
Warangal East	Narendar Nannapuneni /TRS
Warangal West	Dasyam Vinay Bhasker /TRS
Wardhanapet	Aroori Ramesh /TRS
Wyra	Lavudya Ramulu/ Independent
Yakutpura	Syed Ahmed Pasha Quadri /MIM
Yellandu	Haripriya Banoth /Congress
Yellareddy	Jajala Surender /Congress
Zahirabad	Koninty Manik Rao /TRS

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Telangana Elections Schedule 2018:

Telangana Assembly Elections Schedule & Polling Date
S.NO	Telangana Election Event	Election Date	Election Day
1	Nominations for Elections starts on	12^th November 2018.	Monday.
2	Nominations for Elections ends on	19^th November 2018.	Monday.
3	Scrutiny of Nominations	20^th November 2018.	Tuesday.
4	Last Date for withdrawing the Nominations	22^nd November 2018.	Thursday.
5	Polling Day	7^th December 2018.	Friday.
6	Date of Counting.	11^th December 2018.	Tuesday.

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Rajasthan Election Results

Posted on December 1, 2018December 13, 2018 by admin

Rajasthan

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Rajasthan Election Results Live:

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In the 2018 Rajasthan Vidhan Sabah Elections, the Indian National Congress Party won 99 seats, BJP won 73 seats, BSP won 6 seats and the others won 21 seats.

Total Constituencies	Congress	BJP	BSP	Others
199/200	99	73	06	21

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BJP is leading in 84 Constituencies whereas Congress is leading in 100 Constituencies while others are leading in 1 constituency.

BJP	Congress	Others
84	100	1

The Rajasthan Chief Electoral Officer has released the Election schedule for the 2018 Legislative Assembly elections. The Election Commission of Rajasthan State has scheduled the elections in the month of December 2018. The Polling day for the Rajasthan Vidhan Sabah elections will be on 7^th December 2018. Along with the election schedule, the CEO Rajasthan released the final voter list for the 2018 elections.

Rajasthan Elections Schedule 2018:

The Rajasthan Vidhan Sabah elections will be held on 7^th December 2018. The total number of legislative Assembly Constituencies in Rajasthan is 200. The election of 200 MLA’s will be held in a single phase on 7^th December 2018. The election counting starts on 11^th December 2018.

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Total Number of Assembly Seats in Rajasthan:

The Rajasthan Vidhan Sabah constitutes of 200 seats, out of 200 seats one has to win a minimum of 101 seats to form the Government in Rajasthan State. In the Present elections, the main competition is between the ruling party BJP and the Indian National Congress. In the last election, BJP formed the Government in Rajasthan State. This election is going to be held on 7^th December 2018 in a single phase for all the 200 constituencies.

Vidhan Sabah Elections Schedule 2018:

2018 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Elections Schedule & Important Dates
S.NO	Vidhan Sabah Election Event	Date of the Election event	Day of the Election Event
1	Nominations for Elections Starts on	12^th November 2018.	Monday.
2	Last Date of Nominations	19^th November 2018.	Monday.
3	Scrutiny of Nominations	20^th November 2018.	Tuesday.
4	Last Date for withdrawing Nominations	22^nd November 2018.	Thursday.
5	Polling Day	7^th December 2018.	Friday.
6	Counting Starts on	11^th December 2018.	Tuesday.

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Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Constituencies List District Wise:

Rajasthan Legislative Assembly consists of 200 Constituencies. Out of 200 Assembly Constituencies, 34 Constituencies are reserved for SC category and 25 seats for ST category.

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Rajasthan Election Results Constituency Wise:

2018 Rajasthan Vidhan Sabah Elections Results Constituency Wise
S.NO	Rajasthan Assembly Constituency	Category	Elected Candidate	Party	Runner-up	Party
1	Sadulshahar	–
2	Ganganagar	–
3	Karanpur	–
4	Suratgarh	–
5	Raisinghnagar	SC
6	Anupgarh	SC
7	Sangaria	–
8	Hanumangarh	–
9	Pilibanga	SC
10	Nohar	–
11	Bhadra	–
12	Khajuwala	SC
13	Bikaner West	–
14	Bikaner East	–
15	Kolayat	–
16	Lunkaransar	–
17	Dungargarh	–
18	Nokha	–
19	Sadulpur	–
20	Taranagar	–
21	Sardarshahar	–
22	Churu	–
23	Ratangarh	–
24	Sujangarh	SC
25	Pilani	SC
26	Surajgarh	–
27	Jhunjhunu	–
28	Mandawa	–
29	Nawalgarh	–
30	Udaipurwati	–
31	Khetri	–
32	Fatehpur	–
33	Lachhmangarh	–
34	Dhod	SC
35	Sikar	–
36	Danta Ramgarh	–
37	Khandela	–
38	Neem Ka Thana	–
39	Sri Madhopur	–
40	Kotputli	–
41	Viratnagar	–
42	Shahpura	–
43	Chomu	–
44	Phulera	–
45	Dudu	SC
46	Jhotwara	–
47	Amber	–
48	Jamwa Ramgarh	ST
49	Hawa Mahal	–
50	Vidhyadhar Nagar	–
51	Civil Lines	–
52	Kishan Pole	–
53	Adarsh Nagar	–
54	Malviya Nagar	–
55	Sanganer	–
56	Bagru	SC
57	Bassi	ST
58	Chaksu	SC
59	Tijara	–
60	Kishangarh Bas	–
61	Mundawar	–
62	Behror	–
63	Bansur	–
64	Thanagazi	–
65	Alwar Rural	SC
66	Alwar Urban	–
67	Ramgarh	–
68	Rajgarh–Laxmangarh	ST
69	Kathumar	SC
70	Kaman	–
71	Nagar	–
72	Deeg–Kumher	–
73	Bharatpur	–
74	Nadbai	–
75	Weir	SC
76	Bayana	SC
77	Baseri	SC
78	Bari	–
79	Dholpur	–
80	Rajakhera	–
81	Todabhim	ST
82	Hindaun	SC
83	Karauli	–
84	Sapotra	ST
85	Bandikui	–
86	Mahuwa	–
87	Sikrai	SC
88	Dausa	–
89	Lalsot	ST
90	Gangapur	–
91	Bamanwas	ST
92	Sawai Madhopur	–
93	Khandar	SC
94	Malpura	–
95	Niwai	SC
96	Tonk	–
97	Deoli–Uniara	–
98	Kishangarh	–
99	Pushkar	–
100	Ajmer North	–
101	Ajmer South	SC
102	Nasirabad	–
103	Beawar	–
104	Masuda	–
105	Kekri	–
106	Ladnun	–
107	Deedwana	–
108	Jayal	SC
109	Nagaur	–
110	Khinvsar	–
111	Merta	SC
112	Degana	–
113	Makrana	–
114	Parbatsar	–
115	Nawan	–
116	Jaitaran	–
117	Sojat	SC
118	Pali	–
119	Marwar Junction	–
120	Bali	–
121	Sumerpur	–
122	Phalodi	–
123	Lohawat	–
124	Shergarh	–
125	Osian	–
126	Bhopalgarh	SC
127	Sardarpura	–
128	Jodhpur	–
129	Soorsagar	–
130	Luni	–
131	Bilara	SC
132	Jaisalmer	–
133	Pokaran	–
134	Sheo	–
135	Barmer	–
136	Baytoo	–
137	Pachpadra	–
138	Siwana	–
139	Gudha Malani	–
140	Chohtan	SC
141	Ahore	–
142	Jalore	SC
143	Bhinmal	–
144	Sanchore	–
145	Raniwara	–
146	Sirohi	–
147	Pindwara–Abu	ST
148	Reodar	SC
149	Gogunda	ST
150	Jhadol	ST
151	Kherwara	ST
152	Udaipur Rural	ST
153	Udaipur	–
154	Mavli	–
155	Vallabhnagar	–
156	Salumber	ST
157	Dhariawad	ST
158	Dungarpur	ST
159	Aspur	ST
160	Sagwara	ST
161	Chorasi	ST
162	Ghatol	ST
163	Garhi	ST
164	Banswara	ST
165	Bagidora	ST
166	Kushalgarh	ST
167	Kapasan	SC
168	Begun	–
169	Chittorgarh	–
170	Nimbahera	–
171	Bari Sadri	–
172	Pratapgarh	ST
173	Bhim	–
174	Kumbhalgarh	–
175	Rajsamand	–
176	Nathdwara	–
177	Asind	–
178	Mandal	–
179	Sahara	–
180	Bhilwara	–
181	Shahpura	SC
182	Jahazpur	–
183	Mandalgarh	–
184	Hindoli	–
185	Keshoraipatan	SC
186	Bundi	–
187	Pipalda	–
188	Sangod	–
189	Kota North	–
190	Kota South	–
191	Ladpura	–
192	Ramganj Mandi	SC
193	Anta	–
194	Kishanganj	ST
195	Baran–Atru	SC
196	Chhabra	–
197	Dag	SC
198	Jhalarapatan	–
199	Khanpur	–
200	Manohar Thana	–

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MP Election Results

Posted on December 1, 2018December 13, 2018 by admin

Madhya Pradesh

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MP Election Results Live:

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Madhya Pradesh Vidhan Sabah elections results have been declared, the Indian Nation Congress party won 114 seats, BJP won 109 seats, BSP won 2 seats, and the others won 5 seats.

Total Constituencies	Congress	BJP	BSP	Others
230	114	109	02	05

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BJP is leading in 106 Constituencies whereas Congress is leading in 107 Constituencies while others are leading in 2 constituencies.

BJP	Congress	Others
99	109	5

Madhya Pradesh Election Results:

The MP Chief Electoral Officer has released the Election schedule for the 2018 Legislative Assembly elections. The Election Commission of MP State has scheduled the elections in the month of November 2018. The Polling day for the MP Vidhan Sabah elections will be on 28^th November 2018. Along with the election schedule, the CEO MP released the final voter list for the 2018 elections.

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MP Election Schedule:

The Election Commission of MP State Scheduled the Vidhan Sabah Assembly elections to be held on 28^th November 2018. The Election counting starts on 11^th December 2018.

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Total Number of Vidhan Sabah Seats in MP:

The Madhya Pradesh Vidhan Sabah constitutes 230 seats, this election is going to be held on 28^th November 2018 in a single phase for all the 230 constituencies across the state. To form the Government in Madhya Pradesh one has to win a minimum of 116 Vidhan Sabah seats in the election. The present election is completely between the two major parties in India they are the Indian Nation Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party. The interesting fact is for the last three times BJP party consecutively winning the Assembly elections and ruling the Madhya Pradesh State. This time BJP is trying to win for the fourth time whereas the INC is trying to stop them.

MP Elections Schedule 2018:

S.NO	Vidhan Sabah Election Event	Election Event Date	Election Event Day
1	Nominations Elections Starts on	2nd November 2018.	Friday.
2	Last Date of Nominations	9^th November 2018.	Friday.
3	Scrutiny of Nominations	12^th November 2018.	Monday.
4	Last Date for withdrawing the Nominations	14^th November 2018.	Wednesday.
5	Polling Day	28^th November 2018.	Wednesday.
6	Counting Starts On	11^th December 2018.	Tuesday.

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