Assembly Election Results 2023 : The Assembly Elections 2023 in five states — Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Mizoram, Rajasthan and Telangana came to an end on November 30. The Election Commission has deferred the counting of votes in Mizoram to December 4 (Monday). The votes for the other four states will be counted and the results will be announced tomorrow, December 3. The voting for 40 Assembly seats of Mizoram was held on November 7. Chhattisgarh voted in two different phases on November 7 and November 30. To elect the 230 members of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly, polling in the state took place on November 17. Voters in 199 seats of Rajasthan also cast their votes in a single phase on November 25. Likewise, the polling for 119 seats of Telangana was held in a single phase on November 30.
What the exit polls showed
Most exit poll results projected a neck-and-neck contest in Madhya Pradesh with a marginal edge to the Congress. However, pollsters like Axis My India and Today's Chanakya projected a massive win for the incumbent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
In Rajasthan, the exit poll results suggested a BJP victory in a closely contested battle. But India Today-Axis My India and News 24 - Today's Chanakya again proved to be outliers, giving an advantage to the Ashok Gehlot government.
The Congress party is predicted to hold on to Chhattisgarh and clinch Telangana from K Chandrashekhar Rao's Bharat Rashtra Samithi.
Pollsters are a divided house on Mizoram. They indicated that there was a possibility of a hung House in Mizoram with Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) locked in a close race with the ruling Mizo National Front (MNF).
Elections Exit Poll 2023 Highlights:
Just two days left for the result for the recently concluded assembly elections in five states. The exit polls are out and as per the predictions, the Bharatiya Janata Party is leading in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan even though the numbers are not as strong as in 2013 elections when the saffron party was riding high on the Modi wave. For the Congress, it is likely to retain Chhattisgarh. But what comes as a major setback for K Chandrasekhar Rao is the BRS behind Congress in Telangana. The northeast state of Mizoram may see a hung assembly. Come December 3, the results will be declared for all the five states which went to polls betweem November 7 and November 30.
Election results 2023: Can four-time CM Shivraj Chouhan beat anti-incumbency to ensure BJP’s victory and retain his chair, can Ashok Gehlot break the incumbent jinx? All answers on December 3 when results for Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Telangana are declared
Election results 2023: Exit polls predict Congress retaining power in Chhattisgarh and upsetting the BRS in Telangana. While most pollsters have given a clear edge to BJP in MP, they differed in their outcome for Rajasthan. Mizoram, whose results will be declared on December 4, could be heading for a hung Assembly.
NDTV Poll of Polls 2023: The voting in the battle for five states ended today after Telangana voted on 119 seats. NDTV's Poll of Polls suggests a win for the BJP in Madhya Pradesh with a majority. Meanwhile, the Congress can turn the tide and likely get a majority in Telangana. The Poll of Exit Polls predicts a close context between the MNF and ZPM in Mizoram.
In Rajasthan, the voting took place on 199 out of 200 seats. While the Congress hopes to break the Rajasthan jinx and return to power again, the BJP's election campaign focused on an "anti-incumbency" wave in the state. Shivraj Singh Chouhan has expressed confidence that he will form the government for the fifth time in Madhya Pradesh. Meanwhile, in Mizoram, the Chief Minister, Zoramthanga has exuded confidence that there won't be a hung assembly in Mizoram and his Mizo National Front (MNF) will form government again.
Chhattisgarh is the one state from which the Congress has the highest hope in this round of elections. In Telangana, it's a fight between the ruling BRS, and the BJP and Congress. Prime Minister Modi extensively campaigned in the state to form a BJP government in the southern state.
Assembly Elections 2023 Result Live | Assembly Election Results for four states - Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Telangana
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વિધાનસભા ચુંટણી પરિણામ 2023 જોવા માટે અગત્યની લીંક:
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This application is specifically designed to keep visual impairment, hearing impairment, and other disabilities into mind. PWD users can search their names & their voter ID details using this app. The Commission has provided detailed facilities for requesting doorstep facility for form filling to PwD electors. The application also provided the facility for marking themselves as PwD by describing their locomotive disability and requesting for wheelchairs. The visually impaired persons can hear the list of contesting candidates exactly as per the ballot sequence in the form 7A. Thus, they can confidently go to the polling station and press the right button in the Electronic Voting Machine. The application is available both on Android and iOS platforms.
The third application called ECI RTI Portal provides an online platform for requesting for right to information. Not just the application provides filing of RTI application but it provides filing of appeal and payment of RTI fees. This application provides the perfect means for improving the transparency and visibility.
The first application for the non- election phase, where there is no obvious activity undertaken for the preparation of an election but is primarily characterised by voter enrolment, improvement of polling station facilities and strengthening of the electoral roll. The Election Commission of India utilizes ICT application for new voter registration, correction of entries, and migration cases apart from polling station rationalisation.
The second method is through the use of the award-winning Voter Helpline Mobile App. This mobile application connects five databases for ECI together thereby presenting seamless services for the citizens. The mobile application allows Indian Voters to search their names from 920 million electors in a fraction of a second. The voter can verify their name, the polling station, details in the voter card, and also the election schedule. If a voter already has a voter ID card then the App provides facility to verify the details by simply scanning the barcode of voter id card.
The mobile app provides submission of forms for voter registration, migration and corrections. The user can simply upload the documents and fill the form. The form goes directly to the Electoral Registration Officer of the relevant Assembly Constituency for decision.
Assembly Elections 2023 Result Live | Assembly Election Results for four states - Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Telangana
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વિધાનસભા ચુંટણી પરિણામ 2023 જોવા માટે અગત્યની લીંક:
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Election Commission of India has used this opportunity and developed a suite of 20 Apps that provides a perfect ecosystem for rolling the giant wheel of the electoral system from Registration to Results. The elections have following 4 technological phases where the ecosystem of these applications are used. These four phases are described briefly as below:
Non-Election: This phase depicts the continuous phase when the voters register into the system and there are no major elections scheduled.
Pre-election: This phase starts generally one year / 6 months before the elections and extends up to the date of the announcement of elections. This phase is characterized by Election Planning and preparation.
In-elections: This phase is the most important phase which starts from the date of the announcement, runs through the poll day, and ends on the conclusion of counting.
Post-elections: This phase signifies the time when the reports are generated and post audits are done after the end of the elections.
FAQs Assembly Election Results 2023 :
When does the counting of votes start?
The votes for Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, and Chhattisgarh assembly elections will be counted on December 3, while Mizoram will follow suit on December 4. The early trends will start tricking in as soon as the counting of votes begins at 8am.When does the counting of votes start?
The votes for Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, and Chhattisgarh assembly elections will be counted on December 3, while Mizoram will follow suit on December 4. The early trends will start tricking in as soon as the counting of votes begins at 8am.
Where to check the 2023 assembly election result ?
To check assembly election results, you can refer to various reliable sources, including official election commission websites, news channels, and dedicated election result portals.
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