Assembly Election Results:
The outcomes of the assembly elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand will be published on November 23. Vote counting will begin the next morning (Saturday) at eight. Initially, votes from ballot papers will be counted, followed by those from the EVMs. Predictions from exit polls hint at the potential government in both states, yet their accuracy will be clarified as counting proceeds. Access the results on the official Election Commission website, results.eci.gov.in, and stay updated with every seat on Aajtak.in.
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To note, in the final and second phase of the Jharkhand assembly elections, voting was conducted in 38 seats across 12 districts. During the first phase on November 13, 43 seats were contested. Meanwhile, in Maharashtra, voting for all 288 assembly seats took place on November 20.
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In Maharashtra, the ruling MVA coalition's BJP contested 149 seats, while Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena fielded candidates in 81. Ajit Pawar's NCP contested 59 seats. Within the MVA, Congress competed in 101, Shiv Sena (UBT) in 95, and NCP (Sharad Pawar) in 86 seats. Smaller parties, including the Bahujan Samaj Party and AIMIM, also fielded candidates.
Conversely, Jharkhand hosts 81 assembly constituencies. The main contest is between the NDA (BJP-AJSU) and the INDIA Block (JMM-Congress). BJP has made several pledges to capture power, while Hemant Soren's government strives to retain control.
