LIVE Assembly elections results 2018: The results of the Assembly elections in five states — Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Mizoram — will be declared today before the 2019 Lok Sabha polls
Chhattisgarh
Congress- 59
BJP- 17
Madhya Pradesh
BJP- 111
Congress- 109
Mizoram
MNF- 9
Congress- 2
BJP- 1
Rajasthan
BJP- 70
Congress- 101
Telangana
TRS- 85
Congress- 21
Source: EC
Celebrations outside Congress HQ at Delhi
Madhya Pradesh
BJP- 103
Congress- 116
Others- 11
Rajasthan
BJP- 76
Congress- 101
Others- 22
Telangana
BJP- 2
Congress- 23
TRS- 88
Others- 6
Chhattisgarh
BJP- 22
Congress- 58
BSP+-9
Others- 1
Mizoram
BJP- 1
Congress- 9
MNF+- 23
Others- 7
Mizo National Front wins 12 seats, Independents win 7 seats in Mizoram. pic.twitter.com/UdxylP4z4Q
— ANI (@ANI)Official ECI trends: BJP leading on 111 seats, Congress on 108 seats, others on 11 seats in Madhya Pradesh
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh was leading by 1,200 votes over Congress nominee and former prime minister late Atal Bihari Vajpayee's niece Karuna Shukla in Rajnandgaon Assembly seat, as per the latest poll trends.
Rajasthan: Congress has fallen from the three-digit mark to 99 seats, and BJP is still at 74 seats, while the Other secure 26 seats.
Rajasthan
BJP-78
Congress- 98
Madhya Pradesh
BJP- 111
Congress- 119
Telangana
TRS- 90
Congress- 20
K Kavitha, TRS MP: The losing party always says the EVMs have been tampered with, this is absolutely false. Even the CEC in a press meeting yesterday said that it is not possible to tamper EVMs. People have given victory to TRS, what Congress is claiming is false. pic.twitter.com/tKsvrVdZ0u
— ANI (@ANI)Sources: Congress's Sachin Pilot in talks with 8 independents in Rajasthan pic.twitter.com/NlsI6oi3BE
— ANI (@ANI)BREAKING: There was a huddle chaired by Rahul Gandhi today. Rajasthan and MP was the focus of the discussion. Congress has finalised on Ashok Gehlot as the CM of Rajasthan if they form the government.
Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) chief will take oath as the chief minister of the state at 12 PM tomorrow (December 12), along with 6 MLAs.
Grateful, indebted & Humbled 🙏🙏
Thanks Telangana for keeping the faith in KCR Garu & giving us another opportunity to serve you 😊 pic.twitter.com/nSwnaLz8z2
Madhya Pradesh
BJP- 108
Congress- 108
BJP ally MNF wins Mizoram
Congress sweeps Chhattisgarh
Congress state president Bhupesh Baghel is leading in Patan.
The BJP and the Congress are neck-to-neck in Madhya Pradesh.
BJP- 106
Congress- 110
Others- 14
MNF wins Seriui, Aizawl West II, Tuichang, Champhai South, East Tuipui, Tuikum, Hrangturzo, Tawi, Lawngtiai East, Siaha seats.
Mizoram CM Lal Thanhawla lost both seats.
ZPM candidate Lalduhoma won the Serchhip seat.
Madhya Pradesh
BJP- 107
Congress- 109
Others- 14
Rajasthan
BJP- 73
Congress- 103
After sixth round, TRS president and Telangana caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao is leading by 17,074 votes against Congress candidate Vanteru Pratap Reddy in Gajwel.
BJP opens account in Mizoram by winning the Tuichawang seats. BJP candidate Buddha Dhan Chakma secured 11171 votes while MNF candidate got 9655 votes.
MNF wins 10 seats and leading 15 seats. Congress wins 1 and leading 5, BJP wins 1, Other wins 2 and leads 6.
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on : Nothing is yet clear from the trends. Congratulations to the MLA candidates and the political parties that are winning. But Mahagathbandhan has failed terribly in Telangana pic.twitter.com/ttONAvgGeq
— ANI (@ANI)Saroj Pandey, BJP national general secretary & MP from Durg (Chhattisgarh): We can't say anything after only 1st round of counting. We hope to form the government in Chhattisgarh. It's a very close fight. pic.twitter.com/ZQQt4fyeWR
— ANI (@ANI)Madhya Pradesh
BJP- 105
Congress- 112
Others- 13
Rajasthan
BJP- 73
Congress- 102
Others- 24
Telangana
BJP- 1
Congress- 27
TRS- 84
Others- 6
Chhattisgarh
BJP- 19
Congress- 63
Others- 3
Mizoram
BJP- 3
Congress- 6
MNF+- 27
Others- 4
Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee's Uttam Kumar Reddy: All the Congress leaders will complaint to RO officers. We will also complaint to ECI on this matter. How can TRS leaders say before counting that who will lose in elections.
— ANI (@ANI)Mizoram: CM Lal Thanhawla lost the Champhai South seat
Telangana: Congress leaders in Telangana have alleged that 22 lakh names have been deleted from voters list is the reson behind party's poor performance in state
Madhya Pradesh
BJP- 115
Congress- 107
Others- 8
Rajasthan
BJP- 78
Congress- 98
Others- 23
Telangana
BJP- 2
Congress- 18
TRS- 93
Others- 6
Chhattisgarh
BJP- 18
Congress- 64
Others- 8
Mizoram
BJP- 1
Congress- 7
MNF+- 27
Others- 5
Kamal Nath, Congress: These are trends, but I am fully confident that we will get full majority pic.twitter.com/IFoQVSf9E6
— ANI (@ANI)Congress leaders in Telangana have alleged that 22 lakh names have been deleted from voters list is the reason behind party's poor performance in the state
Shivraj Singh Chouhan increases lead, ahead of rival Congress leader Arun Yadav by 4,000 votes in Budhni
Trends show Congress reaches majority mark in Madhya Pradesh.
As per current numbers, Congress is overpowering the BJP in Chhattisgarh with 57 seats, while the latter trails with 25 seats. Mayawati-Jogi combine holds 5 seats and 1 for others
Madhya Pradesh: Trends
BJP: 103
Congress: 115
BSP: 5
Others: 7
PM Modi ahead of : This session is important, many issues of public importance will be taken up. I have faith that all the members of the Parliament will respect this sentiment and move ahead. Our efforts are that discussions are held on all issues. (File pic) pic.twitter.com/QZip9gX7th
— ANI (@ANI)Congress gains an edge in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Close fight in Rajasthan. TRS, MNF heading for a win in Telangana and Mizoram.
Supporters start pouring in at the MNF office as the party continues its lead in Mizoram
Telangana: Except for Uttam Kumar Reddy in Huzurnagar, Congress leaders including DK Aruna in Gadwal, Jeevan Reddy in Jagtial and Revanth Reddy in Kodangal are trailing behind.
Official ECI trends: Congress leading on 91 seats, BJP leading on 71 seats, others on 22 seats in Rajasthan. pic.twitter.com/59fWNRjkH9
— ANI (@ANI)Rajasthan: from BJP state office in Jaipur. pic.twitter.com/Ii8MIT3Ftk
— ANI (@ANI)Home Minister Rajnath Singh on results: These are early trends. We hope to perform well. (File pic) pic.twitter.com/H4jel7L8wg
— ANI (@ANI)Aizawl: Sweets being distributed at Mizo National Front office (MNF) as the party leads in trends in Mizoram. pic.twitter.com/BMbwTUCSC0
— ANI (@ANI)Mizoram trend (40)
MNF - 22
Congress - 6
BJP - 2
Other - 4
BJP candidate Buddha Dhan Chakma leading in Tuichawang constituency
BJP - 5677
MNF - 4095
Cong - 1240
Congress crosses 50, with 52 seats in Chhattisgarh, and BJP trailing with 31 seats, followed by 3 seats for Mayawati's BSP.
Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) has raced way ahead of the halfway mark with leads in more than 90 seats
Congress is leading with 93 seats, followed by BJP with 79 seats and 16 for others in Rajasthan.
MNF continues its lead in Mizoram.
The Congress is now leading in 116 seats in Madhya Pradesh. That is the number of seats required to form the government. However, the contest is still close. BJP is leading in 99. BSP is leading in 7 constituencies.
Rajasthan environment minister Gajendra Singh trailing by a margin of 1,375 votes in Lohawat.
Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan leads Congress rival Arun Yadav by 2,121 votes in Budhni.
Chandrashekar Rao is leading in Gajwel. Chandrashekar Rao's son KT Rama Rao is leading in Sircilla against Congress’ KK Mahender Reddy and BJP’s N Narsa Goud.
According to latest reports, Akbaruddin Owaisi of All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen has registered a massive win in Chandrayangutta.
TRS is leading comfortably, whereas Praja Kutami is trailing behind.
Congress is leading with 46 seats and BJP is trailing with 26 seats in Chattisgarh
In the multi-phase polling, Chhattisgarh voted on November 12 (18 seats) and November 20 (72 seats); Madhya Pradesh (230 seats) and Mizoram (40 seats) on November 28; and Rajasthan (199 seats) and Telangana (119 seats) on December 7.
Initial trends showed the Congress taking an early lead in the state, with Congress Rajasthan president Sachin Pilot is leading from Tonk, reported ANI. However, the BJP gained strength after the initial setback and is currently leading in the state.
The BJP is leading in two seats in the first round of counting for Madhya Pradesh Assembly's 230 seats. The party is leading in Narsinghgarh and Sihora assembly constituencies, an election official said.
The Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) is leading in Telangana, followed by the alliance Praja Kutami that includes Telugu Desam Party (TDP) of Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu, Congress, Telangana Jana Samithi (TJS) and CPI.
Early trends show BJP leading in 29 seats, whereas the Congress is leading in 23 and BSP in 4 seats. Initials trends show that Karuna Shukla is leading from Rajnandgaon seat. She is fighting against Chhattisgarh chief minister Raman Singh.
Initial leads gave the Mizo National Front (MNF) an edge over the ruling Congress. The MNF, led by Zoramthanga, a former ally of the BJP in the state, had decided to contest independently. Early trends gave Congress just about 10 seats and the BJP just one seat.
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