Jharkhand Assembly Election Results Highlights: JMM-led alliance sweeps state, wins 56 seats

BJP Jharkhand president Babulal Marandi won Dhanwar assembly seat by a margin of 35,438 votes. He polled  1,06,296 votes. He defeated JMM's Nizam Uddin Ansari. Ansari garnered 70,858 votes.

As per the ECI website, BJP's Champai Soren won the election by a margin of 20,444 votes in Seraikela. He defeated JMM's Ganesh Mahali, who secured 98,932 votes. Soren polled 1,19,379 votes. 

BJP's Pradip Prasad polled 1,39,458 votes. Congress' Munna Singh was up against him and got 95,981 votes. Prasad registered a dominating win by 43,447 votes.

JMM legislator and Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren’s wife Kalpana won the Gandey seat by a margin of 17,142 votes, defeating BJP’s Muniya Devi. Kalpana had won the seat in a bypoll on June 4, after it fell vacant following the resignation of JMM MLA Sarfaraz Ahmad.

JMM candidate Amit Kumar won the Silli assembly seat by a massive margin of 23,867 votes. He polled 73,169 votes and defeated AJSU Party's Sudesh Kumar Mahato. Mahato garnered 49,302 votes. JLKM's Devendra Nath Mahato polled 41,725 votes.

BJP's Purnima Sahu won the Jamshedpur East assembly seat by a margin of 42,871 votes against Congress' Ajoy Kumar. She polled 1,07,191 votes while Kumar got 64,320 votes. 

According to the Election Commission, Congress candidate Sona Ram Sinku won the seat against former CM Madhu Kora's wife and BJP candidate Geeta Kora by a margin of 7,383 votes. The JMM candidate polled 57,065 votes while the BJP candidate garnered 49,682 votes.

According to the Election Commission, JMM candidate Ram Surya Munda won the seat against BJP's Nilkanth Singh Munda by a heavy margin of 42,053 votes. The JMM candidate polled 91,721 votes while the BJP candidate garnered 49,668 votes.

According to the Election Commission of India, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate and Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren's sister-in-law Sita Soren lost the seat to Irfan Ansari from Congress by 43,676 votes. Irfan Ansari has been holding the seat for the last 10 years.  

According to the Election Commission of India (ECI), Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren won the seat by 39,791 votes margin. Hemant Soren fought against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Gamliyel Hembrom, seeking a third consecutive win. While Soren polled 95,612 votes, Hembrom polled 55,821 votes.

The constituency witnessed a high-stake battle between BJP candidate Chandreshwar Prasad Singh and JMM candidate Mahua Maji. As per the Election Commission's website, Singh polled 1,07,290 votes and defeated Maji by 21,949 votes. Maji polled 85,341 votes.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, the BJP co-incharge for the assembly elections in Jharkhand, said the party's loss was deeply painful for him. Sarma, however, said that the people's mandate must be accepted as that is the true essence of democracy.

"The loss in Jharkhand is deeply painful for me personally, even though we secured victory in all five by-elections in Assam. I have witnessed the unwavering dedication and relentless efforts of our Karyakartas in Jharkhand, who gave their all in this election," he said in a post on X.

JMM's Alok Soren won the Shikapipara seat by a margin of 41,174 votes. He polled 1,02,199 votes and defeated Soren, who got 61,025 votes. The victory marks the hat trick of JMM on the seat. 

As per the Election Commission's website, BJP's Sunil Soren lost the seat by 14,588 votes. JMM's Basant Soren, who won the seat, polled 95,685 votes. Sunil Soren got 81,097 votes. In 2019, the seat was won by JMM leader and state CM Hemant Soren.

JMM candidate Anant Rao Deo defeated BJP's Bhanu Pratap Shahi by 21,462 votes. Deo polled 1,46,265 votes while Shahi polled 1,24,8023 votes. Notably, Sahi was seeking a third consecutive victory at this seat. He won the seat in both the 2014 and 2019 Assembly elections. 

Rajak won the seat by a margin of 33,733 votes defeating his nearest rival  Arjun Rajwar of JLKM. He polled 90,027 votes. BJP candidate and LoP Amar Kumar Bauri stood at third position.

CPI(ML) Liberation's Chandradeo Mahato clinched Sindri assembly seat in Jharkhand by defeating BJP's Tara Devi by a margin of 3,448 votes. He polled 1,05,136 votes while Tara Devi polled 1,01,688.

JMM workers congratulated party candidate from Gandey and CM Hemant Soren's wife Kalpana Soren on leading the constituency. She is leading by nearly 7,500 votes.

Hemant Soren's JMM-led alliance was all set to retain Jharkhand as it was leading in at least 55 seats in the 81-member state assembly on Saturday, as per the Election Commission data. The performance of the BJP-led NDA, which was seen as confident about its prospects in the state after an aggressive campaign, was poorer than its expectations. It was leading in 25 seats.

After trailing initially, the former education minister of Jharkhand and BJP candidate from Kodarma seat, Dr Neera Yadav has taken the lead over her rival candidate Subhash Prasad Yadav of Rashtriya Janata Dal. As per the Election Commission, Dr Yadav is currently leading by 1,640 votes after the ninth round of counting. 

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Saturday extended his lead to 12,818 votes over BJP’s Gamliyel Hembrom in the Barhait assembly constituency, according to the trends available on the Election Commission's website. In 2019, Soren contested two seats -- Barhait and Dumka -- and won both by a margin of 25,740 and 13,188 respectively. Later, he vacated Dumka seat from where his brother Basant Soren got elected in the bypoll.

As the JMM-led Mahagathbandhan continues to lead in the Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024, Kalpana Soren, the party’s candidate from Gandey and wife of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, has urged caution amid ongoing vote counting. Speaking to the media, Kalpana Soren remarked, "The counting is still underway. We have waited this long, so let’s wait for a few more hours. It’s too early to draw conclusions just yet. Everyone has been looking forward to November 23rd, so waiting for 2-3 more hours won’t hurt." She expressed optimism about the people’s mandate, emphasizing their support for development and progressive change. "The people of Jharkhand have chosen the path to development," she said, adding that the election has seen notable victories for women candidates.

As per the Election Commission, the JMM-led alliance is leading in 48 seats as the counting is underway in the state. Meanwhile, the BJP-led NDA is ahead in 31 seats as of now. The counting of votes is underway across 81 seats in the state.

The counting of votes for the Jharkhand Assembly elections is underway. Maheshpur is one of the constituencies which went to poll in the second phase of the election on November 20. The constituency witnessed a contest between senior Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) leader Stephen Marandi and BJP candidate Navneet Hembrom.  As per the Election Commission's website, JMM's Marandi is currently leading by around 16,000 votes followed by BJP's Hembrom. The seat is considered a stronghold for Marandi who is looking to make a hattrick of win here. In the last Assembly election in 2019, Stephen Marandi won the Maheshpur seat, defeating Mistry Soren of the Bharatiya Janata Party. As per the Election Commission, Maheshpur seat recorded a voter turnout of 79.82 per cent. 

The counting of votes for the Jharkhand Assembly elections is underway. Bhawanathpur is one of the constituencies which went to poll in the first phase of election on November 13. The constituency witnessed a high-stake battle between sitting BJP MLA Bhanu Pratap Shahi and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) leader Anant Pratap Deo. As per the Election Commission's website, BJP's Sahi is currently leading the seat by more than 120 votes followed by JMM's Deo. Notably, Sahi is seeking a third consecutive victory at this seat.

The counting of votes for the Jharkhand Assembly elections is underway. Ranchi is one of the constituencies which went to poll in the first phase of the election on November 13. The constituency witnessed a high-stake battle between BJP candidate Chandreshwar Prasad Singh and JMM candidate Mahua Maji. As per the Election Commission's website, Singh is currently leading by more than 15,000 votes followed by Maji. 

The counting of votes for the Jharkhand Assembly elections is underway. Dumka is one of the constituencies which went to poll in the second phase of election on November 20. The constituency witnessed a high-stake battle between BJP candidate Sunil Soren and JMM candidate Basant Soren. As per the Election Commission's website, BJP's Sunil Soren is currently leading the seat by more than 9,000 votes followed by JMM's Basant Soren. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) are the main parties in the constituency.

As vote counting progresses for the Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024, MoS Defence and BJP MP Sanjay Seth expressed optimism about the party's performance. Comparing the electoral dynamics of Jharkhand and Maharashtra, Seth remarked, "Jharkhand has 81 seats, and Maharashtra has 288. While the scope here is smaller, I can confidently say that as the sun rises higher, the gap in our favor will widen." Highlighting key issues, Seth noted the "wave of change" driven by public discontent over corruption, "vote jihad," unfulfilled promises to youth, and atrocities against women during the last five years. He confidently predicted, "The tsunami of change witnessed in Maharashtra will sweep through Jharkhand by noon."

As per the Election Commission, the JMM-led alliance has once again taken the lead as it is ahead on 49 seats as the counting is underway in the state. Meanwhile, the BJP-led NDA is ahead on 31 seats as of now. The counting of votes is underway across 81 seats in the state.

As the counting of votes is underway in Jharkhand, the Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA has crossed the majority mark of 41 seats in early trends. As per the latest trends, NDA is leading on 44 seats, while JMM-led I.N.D.I.A is ahead on 36 seats.

As per the Election Commission, the JMM-led alliance is leading on 45 seats as the counting is underway in the state. Meanwhile, the BJP-led NDA is ahead on 31 seats as of now. The counting of votes is underway across 81 seats in the state.

As per the Election Commission, the JMM-led alliance is leading on 42 seats as the counting is underway in the state. Meanwhile, the BJP-led NDA is ahead on 31 seats as of now. The counting of votes is underway across 81 seats in the state.

Commenting on the ongoing counting of votes for the Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024, BJP MP Deepak Prakash expressed confidence in his party's performance. He stated that early trends will change as the day progresses. "During the election campaign, I visited many places and witnessed massive crowds at the rallies of PM Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. This enthusiasm is now reflected in the EVMs, as the 'Lotus' symbol is heading towards victory," he added. 

As per the Election Commission, the JMM-led I.N.D.I.A bloc has crossed the majority mark of 41 seats in early trends. As per the latest trends, I.N.D.I.A block is leading on 43 seats, while BJP-led NDA is ahead on 27 seats. Others are leading on 2 seats. 

The Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024 are shaping up to be a tight race, with the JMM-led I.N.D.I.A bloc is leading in 40 constituencies and the NDA is following closely with 29 seats. The closely contested battle has heightened the suspense as counting progresses for all 81 assembly seats. With both alliances vying for a majority, the final outcome could hinge on a few key constituencies, making this one of the most closely watched elections in the state’s history.

As per the Election Commission, the BJP-led NDA is leading on 38 seats in the early trends. Meanwhile, JMM-led I.N.D.I.A bloc is ahead on 25 seats as of now. The counting of votes is underway across 81 seats in the state.

The Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024 are witnessing a close contest between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM). According to early trends, the BJP is leading in 35 constituencies, while the JMM is ahead in 21 seats. As counting continues, all eyes are on the final numbers, which will determine the composition of the 81-member assembly and the state's next government.

As per the Election Commission, the BJP-led NDA is leading on 34 seats in the early trends. Meanwhile, JMM-led I.N.D.I.A bloc is ahead on 20 seat as of now. The counting of votes is underway across 81 seats in the state.

As counting is underway in Jharkhand, BJP-led NDA is ahead on 17 seats, while JMM-led I.N.D.I alliance is leading on 8 seats so far. 

As per the Election Commission, BJP's Jharkhand chief Babulal Marani is leading from the Dhanwar Assembly seat in the early trends. The counting of votes began at 8 am across all 81 seats in the state. 

The counting of votes has begun across all 81 Assembly seats in Jharkhand. In the 288-member Maharashtra Assembly, 145 is the majority mark, while it is 41 in the 81-member Jharkhand Assembly. The BJP-Shiv-Sena-NCP alliance is in power in Maharashtra while the JMM-Congress is ruling in Jharkhand.

Ahead of the counting of votes for the 2024 Jharkhand Assembly Elections, BJP leader Babulal Marandi claimed with confidence that the BJP-led NDA would win over 51 seats and form the government in the state, citing corruption in the incumbent administration as the key reason. Speaking before vote counting began on Saturday, Marandi said, "Look, regarding the government, we had some regrets, but after the elections, based on the feedback we received from grassroots-level workers, I can say with confidence that this time the BJP and the NDA alliance will secure 51-plus seats in Jharkhand, and the NDA will form the government here."

As the counting of votes for the Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024 set to begin shortly, Mahua Maji, the JMM candidate from the Ranchi constituency, expressed confidence in securing a win. Speaking ahead of the results, Maji said, "I am certain the people of Ranchi will elect us. I have seen trust in their eyes and am committed to fulfilling their expectations and dreams." She highlighted the achievements of the Hemant Soren-led government, stating that it has raised public expectations. Maji assured voters that if the JMM forms the government again, it will address the pending work that couldn't be completed earlier due to time constraints.

As the counting of votes for the Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024 gets underway, the fate of candidates vying for all 81 seats will soon be sealed. Excitement is building at the BJP office in Ranchi, where party workers and leaders have gathered to monitor the developments closely. The BJP exudes confidence about a strong performance, with the party aiming for a historic mandate. The atmosphere is charged as supporters await the results that could shape the political future of the state.

As counting for the Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024 begins, all eyes are on the results that will decide the fate of candidates across 81 assembly seats. Excitement and anticipation are palpable outside the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) office in Ranchi. Party workers and supporters have gathered, awaiting updates with bated breath. The outcome will determine whether the JMM can retain its influence or if a shift in the political landscape is on the horizon.

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As Jharkhand gears up for the vote counting in the 2024 Assembly elections, BJP spokesperson Pratul Shah Deo expressed optimism about the party's prospects. Speaking on the morning of the results, Shah Deo referred to it as a "new ray of hope" for the state. He highlighted that the last five years were marked by "corruption, atrocities on women, and governance failures," suggesting that these issues have reached their conclusion. According to Shah Deo, the fog of mismanagement is lifting, and by the end of the day, it could mark the "political sunset of the Soren dynasty."

A day before the assembly poll results, Congress on Friday appointed observers for Jharkhand to oversee the post-election scenarios. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge deputed Tariq Anwar, Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and Krishna Allavuru observers to Jharkhand with immediate effect, a party statement said.

The ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) in Jharkhand wrote to the Election Commission on Friday night and demanded the suspension of internet services within 2 km radius of the counting centres, alleging that the BJP has deputed "highly qualified" electronic experts from other states. The JMM also demanded a ban on electronic gadgets near the counting centres. The counting of votes for the 81-member Jharkhand assembly is scheduled on Saturday across 24 centres in the state.

Jharkhand Election Results 2024: As many as 38 constituencies went to polls today in the second phase of the Jharkhand Assembly elections.

• Rajmahal
• Borio (ST)
• Barhait(ST)
• Litipara (ST)
• Pakaur
• Maheshpur (ST)
• Sikaripara (ST)
• NalaJamtara
• Dumka (ST)
• Jama (ST)
• Jarmundi
• Madhupur
• Sarath
• Deoghar (SC)
• Poreyahat
• Godda
• Mahagama
• Ramgarh
• Mandu
• Dhanwar
• Bagodar
• Jamua (SC)
• Gandey
• Giridih
• Dumri
• Gomia
• Bermo
• Bokaro
• Chandankiyari (SC)
• Sindri
• Nirsa
• Dhanbad
• Jharia
• Tundi
• Baghmara
• SilliKhijri (ST)

Jharkhand Election Results 2024: As many as 43 constituencies went to polls today in the second phase of the Jharkhand Assembly elections.

• Kodarma
• Barkatha
• Barhi
• Barkagaon
• Hazaribagh
• Simaria (SC)
• Chatra (SC)
• Baharagora
• Ghatsila (ST)
• Potka (ST)
• Jugsalai (SC)
• Jamshedpur East
• Jamshedpur West
• Ichagarh
• Seraikella (ST)
• Chaibasa (ST)
• Majhgaon (ST)
• Jaganathpur (ST)
• Manoharpur (ST)
• Chakradharpur (ST)
• Kharsawan (ST)
• Tamar (ST)
• Torpa (ST)
• Khunti (ST)
• Ranchi
• Hatia
• Kanke (SC)
• Mandar (ST)
• Sisai (ST)
• Gumla (ST)
• Bishunpur (ST)
• Simdega (ST)
• Kolebira (ST)
• Lohardaga (ST)
• Manika (ST)
• Latehar (SC)
• Panki
• Daltonganj
• Bishrampur
• Chhatarpur (SC)
• Hussainabad
• Garhwa
• Bhawanathpur

I.N.D.I.A bloc leaders including Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, party president Mallikarjun Kharge, Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren and his wife and legislator Kalpana Soren campaigned extensively, promising welfare schemes and accusing the BJP-led Centre of "unleashing" ED and CBI against the rival parties. In the INDIA bloc, JMM fielded candidates in 43 seats, Congress 30, RJD 6 and CPI(ML) 4 with friendly fights in some seats.

Top BJP leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, BJP president JP Nadda and chief ministers of several states addressed a number of rallies where they attacked the JMM-led coalition over corruption and infiltration. The BJP fielded candidates in 68 seats while allies AJSU Party in 10, JD(U) in two and Lok Janshakti (Ram Vilas) in one.

With the counting of votes for the Jharkhand assembly polls set to commence in a few hours, officials at polling booths are fully prepared. Security has been tightened at counting centres in the state. 

The stage is set for the outcome of the "battle of ballots" today, as political leaders and parties anxiously await the results that will decide whether the BJP-led NDA or the JMM-led alliance will form the next government in Jharkhand. Counting of postal ballots will start at 8 am, and the trends and results are likely to start trickling in by 9 am. This time, voter turnout reached a record 67.74 per cent, the highest since the formation of the state on November 15, 2000.