The elections to choose representatives for 288 assembly constituencies in Maharashtra were held on November 20, while the counting of votes is scheduled for November 23.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge appointed senior leaders as AICC observers for Maharashtra and Jharkhand to oversee post-election strategies and alliance dynamics.
Assembly Election Results 2024: Assembly election results of two states Maharashtra and Jharkhand will start coming out from 8 am on Saturday (November 23). Here is where you can watch the elections LIVE.
Election Result 2024: The Assembly Election Results for Maharashtra and Jharkhand will be declared today. The Eknath Shinde-led 'Mahayuti' government is in power in Maharashtra, while the JMM-Congress alliance has been running the government in Jharkhand since 2019.
Maharashtra election results 2024: Most of the exit polls for Maharashtra Assembly elections suggests a decisive lead for the BJP-led Mahayuti alliance, with estimates projecting a comfortable majority over Mahavikas Aghadi.
Jharkhand Election Results 2024: Jharkhand Mukti Morcha has claimed that the NDA's account will not be opened in 11 out of 24 districts in this election.
On November 20, Maharashtra held elections for its 288-member Assembly, and exit polls are in! While most exit polls predict the Mahayuti alliance will cross the 145-seat majority mark, three surveys suggest a possible hung Assembly. So, what happens if no party or alliance wins a clear majority?
Women voters outnumbered men in both phases of the Jharkhand Assembly elections. Of the total of the 81 constituencies, 68 seats recorded higher female participation.
As the polling wrapped up in both Jharkhand and Maharashtra states, agencies such as P-MARQ, Matrize, Peoples Pulse, Axis My India, and JVC have conducted exit poll surveys. Let's take a look at the exit poll predictions made by these agencies for the recently concluded elections in Jharkhand.
Maharashtra's 288 Assembly seats are at stake as the ruling Mahayuti coalition—led by BJP’s Devendra Fadnavis, Shiv Sena’s Eknath Shinde, and NCP’s Ajit Pawar—faces off against the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) alliance, comprising Congress and Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena (UBT). Watch to know more!
All eyes were on exit polls from Maharashtra and Jharkhand, which hinted at advantage for BJP-led NDA in both the states, while some pollsters predicted neck-and-neck contests. The results will be known on Saturday November 23 (Counting Day).
Addressing allegations of involvement in a Bitcoin scam, Nana Patole remarked that the BJP's actions had not only failed to intimidate but had also generated sympathy for his party.
Tensions flared in Nagpur during the Maharashtra Assembly elections as Congress workers attacked a vehicle carrying an EVM. The police clarified the EVM was a standby unit and not used for polling. Heated arguments between BJP and Congress leaders followed the incident.
Jharkhand (phase-II) and Maharashtra recorded 68.01% and 62.05% voter turnout respectively, as per the Election Commission of India.
Exit Polls: Most exit polls also predicted that Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) would put up a strong show in polls but is unlikely to cross the majority mark in the 288-member assembly.
Exit polls for Maharashtra Assembly elections suggest a decisive lead for the BJP-led Mahayuti alliance, with estimates projecting a comfortable majority over Mahavikas Aghadi.
The Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024 concluded with a 63 per cent voter turnout. Gadchiroli led with 69.63%, while Mumbai recorded just 49.07%. Key issues like unemployment, inflation, and caste-based reservations shaped voter concerns. Results are expected on November 23.
Independent candidate Balasaheb Shinde tragically died from a heart attack at a polling booth in Beed during the Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024.
People queued up outside a polling booth in Dumka as they awaited their turn to cast a vote for the second and final phase of the state assembly elections. Voting commenced at 7 am on Nov 20 for the second phase of the Jharkhand Assembly elections, covering the remaining 38 seats.
Shiv Sena candidate from Mumba Devi seat, Shaina NC, and her daughter Shanaya Munot showed their inked fingers after casting their votes on November 20.
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