2019 election results

2018 is an important year in India, this is because some of the Indian states are holding their elections during this period. Rajasthan state is yet to conduct the Rajasthan legislative assembly elections on 7th December 2018. New members of the Rajasthan legislative assembly are looked forward to being elected and a new legislative assembly formed. The elections will be held in only one phase. A new legislative assembly tenure will be created by 20 th January 2019. BJP and INC are the main contestants both contesting to win at least 101 seats to make the majority. Currently it has been seen that some BPJ member parties have joined INC, the MLA and the MP have joined INC just before the elections and also some INC members have joined BJP. Nomination for candidates was done on 12 th November 2018 until 19th November 2018 when the nominations were closed. Considering that in the last elections in 2013 BPJ won the elections, Prakash Javadekar who is the union minister says that ...

The Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly election dates are announced and trending. It will be held on the 28th of November. Both BJP and INC will be campaigning hard for the 230 constituencies. The results will be a remote indication of who will form the government at center in 2019. Both the national parties will be keen to get the public mandate. Shivraj Singh Chouhan's government will be fighting to win it the fourth consecutive time. INC hasn't formed the government in Madhya Pradesh since 2003. The face-off between Congressman Arun Yadav and incumbent CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan in Budhini will be the biggest of the battles.  Important dates and Opinion Polls The window for nominations closed on 9th of November. Date of counting votes is on 11th of December. Polling agencies have mixed entry poll results. Times Now, ABP News and News Nation predicted BJP will form a government for the fourth consecutive term. C Voter, IBC 24 and few more agencies predicted Congress to ...

Bru refugees to cast vote in the Mamit district of Mizoram The Election Commission has decided to allow the 11,232 displaced members of the Bru tribe of Tripura to cast their ballots in this year’s elections. This will take place in 15 polling stations. Nevertheless, this decision has raised some concerns among the locals, who find the situation is a menace for their safety. Door-to-door campaign. The election strategy of the richest candidate of Mizoram Robert Romawia Royte, leader of the Mizo National Front (MNF) and the richest candidate of the State of Mizoram has decided to get the population support personally, by carrying a door-to-door campaign. The businessman claims to be following an eco-friendly campaign with no major fusses or campaign advertisings. “ We promise a secular and peaceful Mizoram ” claims Amit Shah, BJP leader BJP President Amit Shah has claimed to repeat the politics his party has already performed in some other neighboring states in Mizoram. ...