Lok Sabha Election Results 2019  

The South Delhi Lok Sabha constituency went for polls in the sixth phase of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections on May 12. Ramesh Bidhuri is the sitting MP of South Delhi and earlier has been an MLA from the Tughlakabad constituency of Delhi.
 

Telangana went to polls on April 11. TRS's Kalvakuntla Kavitha is seeking a repeat win in Nizamabad amid much controversy and protests by turmeric farmers

Deepender Singh Hooda was the only Congress leader from Haryana to survive Modi wave during the Lok Sabha in 2014.

Jadavpur, the Lok Sabha seat where Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee contested her first election, is all set to witness if it will be Anupam Hazra's or Mimi Chakraborty's.

With Arjun Singh on BJP's side, many wonder whether Trivedi can repeat his success of 2014. The area also saw widespread violence. Particularly in Bhatpara, which also saw a by-election. 

Abhishek Banerjee got embroiled in a controversy when instead of participating in the campaign directly, this Trinamool candidate from Diamond Harbour had distributed his own statues among the party workers 

The Lok Sabha elections in Haryana see a tough contest as five major contenders fight for dominance namely the BJP, the Congress, the INLD, the alliance between the AAP and the JJP and the alliance between the BSP and the Loktantra Suraksha Party (LSP).
 

Ajay Singh Deol who is popularly known as Sunny Deol has been a crowd puller for his role in ‘patriotic’ films like Border and Gadar but the final result will show if he managed to get enough traction on the ground

The Sonipat seat is one of the two Lok Sabha seats that the LSP is contesting from Haryana as part of its alliance with the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). The BSP is contesting from the remaining eight seats

Though Salim didn't accept it on record, the CPI(M) hopes to win because the area has a 49.92% Muslim population. The CPI(M) expects that he will get a major pie of that vote share

Counting of postal ballots will start at 8 am, following which EVMs will be taken into account. But the announcement of results will begin at 3 pm in Karnataka, said the Election Commission.