Rajasthan Panchayati Raj Election Results 2020:

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 1st 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:

  1. 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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPBhagirath Chaudhary8,15,076Won
CongRijuJhunjhunwala3,98,652
BSPDurga Lal Regar13,618
APOIVishram Babu13,041
INDSoniyaRegar4,824
INDMukesh Gena4,652
INDPramod Kumar2,773

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPBalak Nath7,60,201Won
CongBhanwar Jitendra Singh4,30,230
BSPImran Khan56,649
PSPLAnoop Kumar Meghwal3,444
INDPawan Kumar Jain2,533
INDMadan Lal1,991
APOIAmit Jangir1,601
INDAnand Kumar Sain1,303
INDTilak Raj Munjal903
INDAdvocate Amit Kumar Gupta808
PVRCGulab Singh626

3.Barmer

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

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPKailash Choudhary8,46,526Won
CongManvendra Singh5,22,718
BMUPRamesh Kumar16,699
INDHaneef8,070
INDMula Ram3,517
INDPopatlal3,360
INDBheraramJakhar2,385

4.Bharatpur

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

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPRanjeetaKoli7,07,992Won
CongAbhijeet Kumar Jatav3,89,593
BSPSuraj Pradhan Jatav31,615
APOIMangal Ram Godra5,715
INDSunil2,236
INDPurushottam Baba1,897
INDTejveer Singh1,098
INDGhanshyam Singh Yadav1,013

*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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPSubhash Chandra Baheria9,38,160Won
CongRam Pal Sharma3,26,160
BSPShivlalGurjar15,627
RTRPPawan Kumar Sharma13,148

6.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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPSubhash Chandra Baheria9,38,160Won
CongRam Pal Sharma3,26,160
BSPShivlalGurjar15,627
RTRPPawan Kumar Sharma13,148

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPRahul Kaswan7,92,999Won
CongRafique Mandelia4,58,597 
CPMBalwanPoonia25,090 
BSPHari Singh16,116 
INDSheela Shekhawat6,526 
INDSukhadevMeghwal4,582 
INDKumbha Ram Meena3,507 
INDBishanaram3,326 
APOISatyapal Bauddh3,080 
BRPDGomati DharampalKataria1,621 
INDDararam Nayak1,573 
INDAslam1,427 

8.Dausa

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

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPJaskaur Meena5,48,733Won
CongSavita Meena4,70,289 
BSPDwarka Prasad Maheshwara13,414 
NPSFChandra Prakash Meena5,798 
APOIRamphool Meena4,999 
INDMaliram Nayaka3,002 
INDRadheyShyam Meena2,624 
INDAnju Dhanka2,426 
INDBharti Meena2,034 
INDBimla Devi Meena1,190 
PPIDRinku Kumar Meena931 

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPNihal Chand8,97,177Won
CongBharat Ram Meghwal76000 
CPIRavtaram18,309 
BSPLunarama11,579 
INDDr Balkrishan Panwar6,878 
INDSatish Kumar4,120 
INDBhajan Singh Gharoo3,414 
INDTitara Singh2,726 
INDNaresh Kumar1,820 

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPRam Charan Bohra9,24,065Won
CongJyoti Khandelwal4,93,439 
BSPUmraoSalodia7,867 
INDYogesh Sharma3,356 
SUCICKuldeep Singh2,623 
INDRam Charan Joshi2,187 
INDRam Janki Swami2,058 
PPIDRam Sahay Meena Kalky1,820 
INDYakub Khan1,630 
INDRamlalDhanaka1,536 
INDVinay Kumar Varma1,522 
INDManoj Kumar Joshi1,496 
INDShobhal Singh1,348 
APOIKailash Chand Jagarwal884 
INDBabita Wadhwani672 
SBPSanjay Garg508 
RJSPBhanwar Lal Joshi506 
INDHaripalBairwa440 
INDPrashant Saini384 
INDKamal Bhargav358 
RSVKPP Trilok Tiwari349 
INDPankaj Patel327 
INDSharad Chand Jain254 
INDVirad Singla253 

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPRajyavardhan Rathore8,20,132Won
CongKrishna Poonia4,26,961
BSPVirender Singh Bidhuri7,976
INDVinod Sharma4,146
APOIRajendra Kumar3,800
INDRamsinghKasana1,834
BRPDRam Niwas NenawatMeghawal1,259
INDBanwari Lal Meena1,234 
INDRamsinghKasana1,834

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPDevaji Patel7,72,833Won
CongRatan Devasi5,11,723
INDLukaram13,485
RRPKaluram12,284
INDLakharam Choudhary6,333
APOIRamprasad Jatav3,879
INDMohanlal3,466
BMUPBhanwerlal3,344
INDBheraramBarar (meghwal)3,321
INDDinesh Singh3,248
SSVijay Shree2,908
INDBhavaram2,527
INDNimbaram2,016
INDKapoora Ram Meena1,314
INDKheta Ram1,224

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPDushyant Singh8,87,400Won
CongPramod Sharma4,33,472
BSPBadree Lal13,338
INDHarish Kumar Dhakar7,422
INDMohammad Nasir5,107
INDAbdul Qayyum Siddiqui3,344
INDPrince Meena2,705

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPNarendra Kumar7,38,163Won
CongSharwanKumarGokal Ram4,35,616
INDSharwanKumarHukma Ram5,582
BMUPAjay Pal4,267
INDMohdYunus1,438
INDBhim Singh1,238
RTRPDr Tejpal Katewa803
RMGPKrishan Kumar Jangir798
INDBaldev Prasad Saini728
INDKailash Karwasara678
INDMahant Akash Giri617
INDGuru Gokul Chand Rashtrawadi502

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPGajendra Shekhawat7,88,888Won
CongVaibhav Gehlot5,14,448
BSPMukul Chaudhary11,703
BTPAmar Singh Kalundha7,263
INDVishekVishnoi4,521
INDShambhu Ram3,052
INDModa Ram Meghwal1,519
INDAnil Joya Meghwal1,327
INDTasleem933
INDChand Mohammad901

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPManoj Rajoria5,26,443Won
CongSanjay Kumar4,28,761
BSPRamkumar25,718
APOIJeet Ram Bairwa7,020
PRPVijay Babu2,783 

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPOm Birla8,00,051Won
CongRamnarain Meena5,20,374
BSPHarish Kumar Lahri9,985
INDHergovind Meena4,511
INDEngineer Praveen Khandelwal4,097
INDSunil Madan3,036
INDSatish Bhardwaj2,464
INDKeshari Lal1,678
RKSPChandra Prakash1,488
SSBhim Singh Kuntal1,308
INDAbdul Asiph1,251
MCPIURajendra Prasad Singor1,161
BKPCaptain Somesh Bhatnagar1,154
PSSShobha Ram Nirmal996
AVPMahesh Kumar Raniwal891

18.Nagaur

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

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
RLPHanuman Beniwal6,60,051Won
CongDr Jyoti Mirdha4,78,791
INDSaroj Prajapat12,785
INDSohanaram Rathi10,210
RPOPHanumanram7,486
INDRavindra Singh Shekhawat7,115
INDDharmi Chand3,168
INDRam Chandra2,585
INDShiv Narayan2,403
INDC A Rastra Putra Hindu1,543
INDPrem Raj1,354
INDMadanlal1,312
INDDharmendra1,272

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPP P Chaudhary9,00,149Won
CongBadriramJakhar4,18,552
SSKanhaiyalal Vaishnav7,745
APOIRamprasad Jatav6,244
INDHemant Kumar Singhvi5,139
IICRDr RamlalMohbarsha2,569
INDJagdish Chandra2,337
PSSLaxman Kumar1,884
INDShiv Narayan2,403
INDC A Rastra Putra Hindu1,543
INDPrem Raj1,354
INDMadanlal1,312
INDDharmendra1,272

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPDiya Kumari8,63,039Won
CongDevkinandan (kaka)3,11,123
BSPChenaram15,955 
APOIChandra Prakash Tanwar12,887
INDRakesh Samdolav10,339
INDBhanwer Lal Mali5,923
INDBhanwar Lal Kumawat2,438
IPGPMishriKathat2,371
INDNeeru Ram Kapri1,550
INDJitendra Kumar Khatik1,549

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPSumedhanandSaraswati7,72,104Won
CongSubhash Maharia4,74,948
CPMAmraram31,462
BJSTPVijendra Kumar12,416
INDBhagirath Singh KharrteBhadhadar8,034
BSPSita Devi6,831
INDBhagwan Sahay3,555
INDAjaypal3,355
INDVikas Kumar2,319
DSPDShivbhagwanSardiwal1,862
INDBansilalKataria1,462
INDAnkur Sharma805

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPSukhbir Singh Jaunapuria6,44,319Won
CongNamonarayan5,33,028
BSPLaxmi Kant Bairwa23,301
IPGPGanesh Meena7,167
APOINaresh Kumar Atal5,382
INDPrem Lata Banshiwal4,795
SSMukesh Kumar4,600
RKPBajrang Lal Meena1,892

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.

PARTYCANDIDATESVOTES*Status
BJPArjunlal Meena8,71,548Won
CongRaghuvir Singh Meena4,33,634
BTPBirdhi Lal Chhanwal51,643
CPIGhanshyam Singh Tawar18,386
BSPKesulal Meena16,318
CPIMLRKika Mina13,099
APOIHarji Lal Meena11,855
STBPShankerlal5,690
BMUPParbhulal Meena4,166

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