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Rajasthan Urban election results On 13th December 2020

Posted on December 17, 2020December 22, 2020 by admin

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The election result for Rajasthan Nagar Nigam was declared by the State Election Commission Official on Sunday, 13^th December 2020, making Congress win the list.

Party name	Winning seats
Congress	620
Independent	595
BJP	548
BSP	7
CPI	2
CPI (M)	2
RLP	1

BJP came third in its position when the independent candidates overcame to the second position all together winning 595 wards/seats.

Among other winners are seven Bahujan Samaj Party leaders, two members each of the Communist Party of India, and the Communist Party of India (Marxist), and one Rashtriya Loktantrik Party candidate.

Voting for 1,775 yards in 50 municipal bodies in 12 districts was held on December 11, and 79.90% of the electorate had showed up to vote.

The Congress leader claimed that the party was set to form its boards in 41 municipal bodies, and the BJP would be able to preside over nine of them.

This Tuesday, Congress emerged victorious in the Jaipur Heritage Municipal Corporation and Jodhpur Municipal Corporation (North). As counting of votes for Jodhpur, Jaipur, and Kota Nagar Nigam elections neared the end, the BJP managed to grab Jodhpur Municipal Corporation (South).

The elections to six municipal corporations of Jaipur, Jodhpur and Kota were held in two phases on October 29 and November 1.

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A total of 2,238 candidates were in the fray for the 560 wards of the six municipal corporations of Jaipur Heritage, Jaipur Greater, Jodhpur North, Jodhpur South, Kota North and Kota South.

First phase:

Jaipur Heritage (100 wards)

Jodhpur North (80 wards)

Kota North (70 wards).

Second Phase:

Jaipur Greater (150 wards)

Jodhpur South (80 wards)

Kota (80 wards)

As many as 2,622 polling booths were set up for the election. A total of 14.32 lakh voters were eligible to exercise their franchise while 7,249 candidates were in the fray. The notification for the election to the post of chairman in these local bodies will be issued on December 14. The voting for the post of chairman will be held on December 20, while for the vice-chairman post, it will be conducted on December 21.

Earlier this month, the Congress had suffered a setback in the Rajasthan rural body elections. In the Panchayat Samiti, which were conducted in 21 districts of Rajasthan, the BJP won 1,989 seats while the Congress secured 1,852. Of the 636 Zila Parishad (or district council) seats, the saffron party won 353 and the Congress bagged 252. The BJP touted its performance as a symbol of the trust that the poor, labourers and farmers have in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership.

Voting for Panchayat Samiti and Zila Parishads or local bodies in districts and villages was held across 21 districts in four rounds in November and early December.

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The BJP won 14 Zila Parishads or district-level boards while the Congress managed only five, according to Union Minister Prakash Javadekar. As for Panchayat Samitis or block-level boards in villages, the BJP has an edge in 93 of the 222 seats where voting took place. The Congress has 81.

But while the BJP has beaten the Congress, it hasn’t done better than its own performance in 2015. The total number of seats is different in 2020 from 2015; there was no voting this time in 12 districts where the redefining of boundaries has been challenged in court. So, the BJP only appears to have done better. Compared to 2015, there is a three per cent slide in the BJP’s tally. In the Panchayat Samitis, the BJP won 48.4 per cent of the seats in 2015, compared to 45.5 this time. In Zila Parishads, the BJP has won 55 per cent of the seats compared to 58.2 per cent in 2015.

Smaller parties like former BJP leader Hanuman Beniwal’sRashtriyaLoktantrik Party (RLP), a BJP ally, have done well. He is set to be the kingmaker in his area of influence, Nagaur. The Bharatiya Tribal Party (BTP), is winning in Dungarpur, beating both giants, BJP and Congress.

After emerging as the single largest in the recent local body polls, the Congress will be hoping for a repeat performance in Rajasthan’s panchayat samiti and zila parishad elections despite the BJP giving a tough fight.

The polling was held in four phases on November 23, 27, December 1 and 5 to elect a total of 636 zila parishad members and 4371 panchayat samiti members. Today’s results will decide the fate of 1778 candidates for zila parishad elections and 12,663 candidates for panchayat samiti elections.

Ajmer, Banswara, Barmer, Bhilwara, Bikaner, Bundi, Chittorgarh, Churu, Dungarpur, Hanumangarh, Jaisalmer, Jalore, Jhalawar, Jhunjhunu, Nagaur, Pali, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand, Sikar, Tonk and Udaipur went to polls.

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The elections were held as per guidelines related to COVID-19 and arrangements were made to ensure social distancing and use of face masks at the polling centres, according to State Election Commission secretary ShyamRajpurohit.

The first phase voting took place on September 28 in 947-gram panchayats. There were 34.06 lakh voters in the gram panchayats where voting took place in the second phase. In the third phase, polling was held in October 6 and the fourth on October 10.

On November 3, the results of civic polls in Rajasthan were declared. Of the total 560 wards in the six corporations — two each in Jaipur, Jodhpur and Kota — Congress won 261 against BJP’s 242, while 57 were won by others. As a result of this division, the Congress won a clear majority in the newly formed civic bodies of Jodhpur North and Kota North while the BJP won in Jaipur Greater and Jodhpur South. Later, with the help of independents, the Congress formed Boards in Jaipur Heritage and Kota South as well. It also won the four mayoral positions in these municipal corporations.

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Here are the results of the Nagar Nigams that have been declared so far: Jaipur Nagar Nigam election result:

Jaipur Greater Municipal Elections Winning Candidate List:

Ward Number	Winning Party	Winning Candidate
1	Congress	Dhapa Devi
2	Congress	Kesarmal Sharma
3	BJP	Harishankar Bohra
4	BJP	Raju Devi
5	Congress	Santosh
6	Congress	Mahesh Aggrawal
7	BJP	Santosh Aggrawal
8	BJP	Suman Gupta
9	Congress	Kishanlal Ajmera
10	Congress	Sajna Devi
11	BJP	Rashmi Saini
12	Independent	Ranveer Singh Rajawat
13	BJP	Suresh Saini
14	BJP	Meenakshi Sharma
15	BJP	Deepa Mala
16	Independent	Kamlesh Yadav
17	BJP	Priyanka Agarwal
18	Congress	Pradeep Tiwari
19	BJP	BhanwarlalMalakar
20	BJP	Roop Kanwar
21	BJP	Suresh Jangid
22	BJP	Dinesh Kanwat
23	BJP	Prem Devi Sharma
24	Congress	LadaramDulariya
25	Congress	Nasreen Bano
26	Congress	Rekha
27	BJP	Ram Kishore Prajapat
28	BJP	Mahesh Kumar Sanghi
29	BJP	Ganesh Nathavat
30	BJP	Virendra Singh
31	BJP	Archana Sharma
32	BJP	Susheela Bari
34	Congress	Santosh Chaudhary
35	Congress	Ram Janaki
36	Independent	Vikas Bareth
37	BJP	Sukhpreet Bansal
38	BJP	Vinod Choudhary
39	Independent	Gajendra Shekhawat
40	BJP	Praveen Yadav
41	BJP	Akshat Khoonteta
42	Congress	RadheshyamRaigar
43	BJP	Nishant Sarolia
44	BJP	Rakhi Rathore
45	Congress	Vijendra Saini
46	BJP	Piyush Kiradu
47	Congress	Rajendra Agrawal
48	Congress	Ram Singh Chaudhry
49	BJP	Ashok Bohra
50	BJP	Ganesh Chowdhry
51	BJP	Harish Kumar Sharma
52	BJP	Mukesh Sharma
53	BJP	Paras Jain
54	BJP	Arun Kumar Sharma
55	Congress	Hema Singhania
56	BJP	Bharti Lakhanai
57	BJP	Shakti Prakash Yadav
58	BJP	Seema Gupta
59	BJP	Ravi Kant Upadhyay
60	BJP	Kumkum Sharma
61	Independent	Jai Vashisht
62	BJP	Manoj Kumar
63	Congress	Shankar
64	BJP	Abhay Purohit
65	Congress	Hari Om
66	Congress	Damodar Meena
67	BJP	Dr SaumyaGurjar
68	Congress	Maya Devi
69	Congress	Jyoti Saini Jyati
70	BJP	Ratan Kanwar
71	BJP	Moti lal
72	BJP	Mahendra Sharma
73	Congress	OM prakash
74	Congress	Subhash Chand
75	BJP	Chhota Devi
76	BJP	Om Prakash Swami
77	BJP	Govind Cheepa

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Jaipur Heritage Municipal Elections Winning Candidate List:

WARD NUMBER	Winning Party	Winning Candidate
1	Congress	Hanuman Gurjar
2	Congress	Anjali Brahmbhatt
4	BJP	Puranmal Saini
5	BJP	Barkha Devi
6	Congress	AdbulWaheed
7	Independent	Jahid Ali
8	Congress	Bhupendra Meena
9	Independent	MaujamBano
10	BJP	Suresh
11	BJP	Nand Kishore Saini
12	Independent	Ehsaan
13	Congress	Krishna Sharma
14	BJP	Anita Jain
15	BJP	Vimal Aggrawal
16	Independent	Jayda bano
17	BJP	Manaksharma
18	BJP	Vikram Singh
19	Congress	Asaduddin
20	Congress	Vijendra Tiwari
21	Congress	Umesh sharma
22	BJP	Subhash vyas
23	Congress	Manoj Mudgal
24	Congress	Arif khan
25	Congress	Dasarathsingh
26	Congress	Muneshgurjar
27	Congress	Sunita shekhawat
28	BJP	Dheeraj sharma
29	Congress	Jyoti Chauhan
30	BJP	Rekha rathore
31	BJP	Rajesh kumawat
32	BJP	Rahul sharma
33	BJP	Poonam sharma
34	BJP	Kamlesh kanwar
35	BJP	Anshusharma
36	BJP	Jitendra lakhwani
37	Congress	Reshma begum
38	Congress	Mahendradhalet
39	Congress	Ayesha Siddiqui
40	Independent	Rohit kumar
41	Congress	Susheeladevi
42	Congress	Nasreen bano
43	Congress	Mohammed Zakaria
44	Independent	Mahesh chand
45	BJP	Ayub khan
46	Congress	Naseem bano
47	BJP	Farid qureshi
48	BJP	Girrajnahata
49	Independent	Arvind methi
50	Congress	Lalita Jaiswal
51	Congress	Amar singhgurjar
52	Independent	Kusum Yadav
53	Congress	md. Shoaib
54	Congress	Sohaidmansoori
55	Congress	Asma khan
56	Congress	Savitri
57	Congress	Firoz khan
58	Congress	Naresh kumar
59	Congress	Suneetamawar
60	Congress	Umar daraj
61	BJP	Shyamsundar Saini
62	BJP	Ritumotiani
63	Congress	Neeraj aggrawal
64	BJP	Ghyanshamchandlani
65	BJP	Mahesh kalwani
66	BJP	Mahendrapahariya

Jodhpur North Municipal Elections Winning Candidate List:

Ward	Winning party	Winning Candidate
1	Congress	Bhagirath Meghwal
2	Congress	Bhanwarlal
3	Independent	Vishal Sankhla
4	BJP	Dhirendra Kumar
5	Independent	Adbul Sattar
6	BJP	LiladharMeghal
7	indepndent	Ajay joshi
8	Congress	Shaheen Ansari
9	Congress	Yusuf Khan
10	BJP	Meema Devi
11	Congress	Mehraz Ansari
12	BJP	Anju Kanwar
13	Congress	Rakesh
14	Congress	Shaukat ali
15	Congress	Nisar ahmed
16	Congress	Shahbuddin
17	Congress	Akhtar khan
18	Congress	Hassan khan
19	Congress	md.aslam
20	BJP	Sangeeta Solanki
21	Congress	Humeira
22	Congress	Manisha Lodha
23	Congress	Zafran
24	Congress	Najma
25	BJP	Rakesh Singh Kachwaha
26	Congress	Mehmooda
27	Congress	Nadeem Iqbal
28	Congress	Abdul javed
29	Congress	Irfan Abbasi
30	Independent	Tara Gehlot
31	BJP	Pramila khatik
32	Congress	Jitendra Samariya
33	BJP	Dhanraj Makwana
34	Congress	Shahbaz khan
35	Congress	Kiran Gehlot
36	Congress	Seema
37	Congress	Vikas Sharma
38	Congress	Vijay Puri
39	Independent	Mukesh sharma
40	Congress	Bhaironsingh Parihar
41	Congress	Mamata Saakhta
42	Congress	Om Prakash Bhati
43	Congress	Shobha devda
44	Congress	Deepa singh

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Jodhpur North Municipal Elections Winning Candidate List:

Ward number	Winning party	Winning candidate
1	BJP	Indra Rajpurohit
2	BJP	Dalpat Vaishnav
3	BJP	Ashok singh Chauhan
4	BJP	Purushottam Acharya
5	Congress	Mumtaz bano
6	BJP	Lehradevi
7	Congress	Sarita Bervad
8	BJP	Ajay Singh
9	Congress	Girdhari
10	Congress	Manju Sharma
11	Congress	Ragini Sharma
12	Independent	Fateh Raj
13	BJP	Vinita Seth
14	BJP	Suman Sen
15	BJP	Vikram Singh Pawar
16	BJP	Mahesh parihar
17	BJP	Narendra fitani
18	BJP	Payaljanyani
19	BJP	Sunil Smabhavni
20	BJP	Manzoor ali
21	BJP	Narendra Singh
22	Congress	rubeena
23	Congress	Puja pareekha
24	BJP	Amar lal
25	Congress	hanifa
26	Independent	Ghanshyam
27	Congress	yogesh
28	BJP	Anil Kumar
29	Independent	Deepak Mathur
30	BJP	Suresh meghwal
31	BJP	manju
32	BJP	Savitri Gurjar
33	BJP	Meenakshi Kothari
34	BJP	Rewant Singh India
35	Congress	Priya Vishnoi
36	Independent	BasantiMewara
37	Congress	Mumal Prajapati
38	BJP	Sugan Devi Bagrecha
39	BJP	Manisha Gaur
40	Congress	Naresh Chandra Joshi
41	BJP	Puja rathi
42	Congress	Prakash Chandra Jain
43	BJP	Ram Swaroop
44	BJP	Anil kumar Prajapati
45	BJP	Pradeep beniwal
46	Congress	Mahendra Singh Parihar
47	BJP	Alka Panwar
48	Independent	Lalit Kumar Gehlot
49	BJP	Ashok bhati
50	Congress	Kush Gehlot
51	Congress	Rekha Parihar
52	Congress	Prabhu Singh Rathore
53	Congress	Rakesh
54	BJP	Bhanwar Kanwar

Kota North Municipal Elections Winning Candidate List:

Ward	Winning Party	Winning Candidate
1	BJP	Ravi meena
2	Congress	Anup kumar
3	Congress	Jamna bai
4	Congress	Ajay suman
5	Congress	Rafeekahmed
6	BJP	Nand Kishore
7	BJP	Gyanendra singh
8	Congress	Rajendra kumar
9	Congress	Sheetal Prakash
10	BJP	Shivang Kushwaha
11	Congress	Rachna sharma
12	Congress	Fateh bahadur
13	Congress	Manju aggrawal
14	BJP	Deepak
15	BJP	Sandeep nayak
16	Congress	Gunjan kumar
17	Congress	Lalit kumar
18	Congress	Hemlata
19	Congress	Faisal baig
20	Independent	Sunil sharma
21	Congress	Nand Kishore
22	BJP	Puja suman
23	BJP	Kusum
24	Congress	Draupadi verma
25	BJP	Naval singhhada
26	BJP	Puja
27	Congress	Shabnam qureshi
28	Congress	Nasreen mirza
29	Congress	Sapna Burt
30	Congress	Hukum chand
31	BJP	Santosh bairva
32	Congress	Neeraj meena
33	Congress	Hinabano
34	Independent	Vimal kumar
35	Independent	Balvendrasingh
36	Independent	Rakesh Putra
37	Congress	Anil suvalka
38	Independent	Mohammad asim
39	Congress	Fariduddin
40	Congress	Amarnath
41	Congress	md.bashir
42	Congress	badrilal
43	Congress	dushyant
44	Congress	Nisha gautam
45	Congress	Usha
46	Congress	Hari om suman
47	Congress	Renu
48	Congress	Mohanlal meghwal

Kota South Municipal Elections Winning Candidate List:

Ward number	Winning Party	Winning Candidate
1	BJP	Dileep arora
2	BJP	Dhirendra Chaudhary
3	Independent	Akhtar md.
4	Congress	Pradeep kasana
5	Congress	Jitendra singh
6	BJP	Nitin dharwal
7	BJP	Sonubheel
8	BJP	Harakchand
9	BJP	Rattan bai
10	BJP	Naresh sharma
11	Congress	Suman
12	BJP	Aarti shakyavaal
13	Congress	Promilasharma
14	Congress	Anurag sharma
15	Congress	Sumitra
16	BJP	Dhanraj gurjar
17	Congress	Mohan lal
18	BJP	Om gunjal
19	Congress	Ramdev verma
20	Congress	Kamal kant
21	Congress	Asma khan
22	Independent	Sahib
23	BJP	Aishwarya shrangi
24	Congress	Ishrarmd.
25	Congress	Lekhraj yogi
26	BJP	Shanuselar
27	BJP	Rajeev aggrawal
28	Congress	Saleena
29	BJP	Pratibha Gautam
30	Congress	Kuldeep Prajapati
31	BJP	Pushpa kumari
32	BJP	Bal chand
33	Congress	Yogendra kumar
34	Congress	Rambabu sonirekhagoswami
35	Congress	Pd gupta
36	Congress	Deepak kumar
37	Congress	Shalini Gautam
38	Congress	Sheela Pathak
39	Independent	Bhanu Pratap
40	Independent	Sunil Gautam
41	Congress	Monika vijay
42	BJP	Rita saluja
43	BJP	Vivek rajvanshi
44	BJP	Surendra kalvar
45	Congress	Sanjay vishwas
46	BJP	Sudarshan Gautam

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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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Posted on December 7, 2018December 7, 2018 by admin

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Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Elections Live Updates:

The Chief Elector Officer of Rajasthan state released the election schedule for the Vidhan Sabah elections to be held on 7^th December 2018. The election campaign of all the major parties who are contesting in this battle has come to an end before 48 hours of the polling day. From the current circumstances, it is very clear that the fight is between the BJP and the Indian National Congress party. The previous Government in Rajasthan State was formed by the BJP party in the year 2013. During the 2013 Rajasthan Vidhan Sabah elections, the BJP party won 163 seats out of 200 constituencies and formed the Government.

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Voting Process in Rajasthan:

There are 51,687 polling stations across the Rajasthan State for the 2018 Vidhan Sabah elections, out of these 51,687 polling stations the Chief Electoral Officer of Rajasthan State has arranged 259 polling stations which are managed by the women officials.

Each polling station consists of EVM machines; the voters should cast their vote through the EVM’s. before going to the polling station take your voter card, voter slip if they are not clear then carry any valid identification proof, if the polling is there with you then it is fine otherwise you can collect one at the polling station by showing your voter id card.

Rajasthan Election Live Updates:

1	Number of Polling Stations in Rajasthan State	51,687 Polling Stations
2	Number of Candidates contesting for election	2000
3	Number of Major Parties Contesting	07
4	Ruling Party in Rajasthan	BJP Party
5	Total Number of Voters	4,74,79,402
6	Date of Poll in Rajasthan	7^th December 2018

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Party Wise Contestants in Rajasthan Elections 2018:

Both the ruling party and the opposition party are contesting in all the 199 constituencies.

S.NO	Party	Party in short form	Party Leader	Contesting for 2018 Elections
1	Bharatiya Janata Party	BJP	Vasundhara Raje	199
2	Indian National Congress	INC	Sachin Pilot	199

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Party Wise Number of Contestants in Rajasthan Elections 2014:

S.NO	Party	Party in short form	Party Leader	2014 Winning Seats
1	Bharatiya Janata Party	BJP	Vasundhara Raje	163
2	Indian National Congress	INC	Sachin Pilot	21

Rajasthan Exit Polls:

The Rajasthan exit poll results will be declared after the voting ends in Rajasthan State. As scheduled by the election commission of Rajasthan State the polling in all the 199 constituencies will be on 7^th December.

Rajasthan Election opinion Polls:

As per the leading survey agencies, the Rajasthan election opinion polls are like this, the ruling party BJP is expected to win a maximum of 89 seats whereas the maximum chance of winning for Congress is 145 seats.

Rajasthan Elections Polling Percentage:

The Chief Electoral Officer of Rajasthan State has given strict instructions that there would be no election campaign before the 48 hours of the election. I.e. the election campaign for the 2018 elections ends on 5^th December at 04:00 PM. We can expect the election polling percentage by the evening.

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

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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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Total Number of Assembly Seats in Rajasthan:

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2018 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Elections Schedule & Important Dates

Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Constituencies List District Wise:

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