Bihar Election Result LIVE : Early Trends Put NDA Past Halfway Mark

Early trends published by the ECI across 236 seats put JD(U) ahead on 82 seats. Following are BJP on 77, RJD on 35, and LJPRV on 21. INC trails with 7 seats.

BJP and RJD have the highest vote share so far, with both parties accounting for 22.7% of votes counted. JD(U) follows in third place with 18.4% votes. INC accounts for the lowest vote share of all th major parties, standing at 8.1%.

Mahua: Sanjay Singh (LJPRV) leads with 10,301 votes, Tej Pratap Yadav (JJD) lags by 8,800 votes.

Raghopur: Tejashwi Yadav (RJD) leads with 8,387 votes, Satish Kumar (BJP) lags by 916 votes.

Alinagar: Mathili Thakur (BJP) leads with 4,113 votes, Binod Mishra (RJD) lags by 4,113 votes.

Patna Sahib: Ratnesh Kumar (BJP) leads with 21,114 votes, Shashant Shekhar (INC) lags by 1,231 votes.

Lakhisarai: Vijay Kumhar Sinha (BJP) leads with 6151 votes, Amaresh Kumar (INC) lags by 788 votes.

Tarapur: Samrat Choushary (BJP) leads with 11,648 votes, Arun Kumar (RJD) lags by 1,339 votes.

Counting is underway across Assemblies, beginning with postal ballots. Leads are as follows:

NDA 169

MGB 70

JSP 2

Others 2

Out of all parties, BJP stands furthest ahead, leading on 77 seats. The JD(U) leads on 73 seats, while the RJD leads on 48. LJPRV stands at 17 and INC stands at 12. Meanwhile, JSP remains at 2.

Other leading parties are HAMS at 4, CPI(ML)(L) at 3,  and others like AIMIM, VIP, CPI, CPI(M), BSP, and RLM at 1 each.

Early trends published by the ECI across 78 seats put JD(U) ahead on 71 seats. Following are BJP on 70, RJD on 41, and LJPRV on 16. INC trails with 9 seats.

Counting is underway across Assemblies, beginning with postal ballots. Leads are as follows:

NDA 159

MGB 80

JSP 2

Others 2

Out of all parties, JD(D) stands furthest ahead, leading on 75 seats. The BJP leads on 69 seats, while the RJD leads on 59. INC stands at 17, while JSP is at 2.

Other leading parties are LJPRV at 12, HAMS at 3, AIMIM at 1, VIP at 1, CPI at 1, and JJD at 1.

Meanwhile, Amaresh Kumar (INC) leads  from Lakhisarai, Mathilia Thakur (BJP) from Alinagar, Ajay Kumar Vishwaha (RJD) from Vaishali, Sanjay Kumar Singh (LJPRV) from Mahua, Anant Singh JD(U) from Mokama, Osama Shahab (RJD) from Raghunathpur, Mohammad Adil Hasan (AIMIM) from Balrampur.

Early trends published by the ECI across 78 seats put BJP ahead on 28 seats. Following are JD(U) on 20, RJD on 17, and LJPRV on 7. INC trails with 3 seats.

Counting is underway across Assemblies, beginning with postal ballots. Leads are as follows:

NDA 155

MGB 83

JSP 3

Others 2

Out of all parties, BJP stands furthest ahead, leading on 82 seats. The RJD leads on 62 seats, while the JD(U) leads on 66. INC stands at 12, while JSP is at 3.

Other leading parties are CPI(ML)(L) at 5, LJPRV at 5, HAMS at 3, CPI at 1, VIP at 1, AIMIM at 1, and JJD at 1.

Samrat Choudhary (BJP) from Tarapur

Vijay Sinha (BJP) from Lakhisarai

Tejashwi Yadav (RJD) from Raghopur

Mathilia Thakur (BJP) from Alinagar

Anant Singh JD(U) from Mokama

Osama Shahab (RJD) from Raghunathpur

The ECI has released early trends of counting, putting BJP ahead with 6 seats. Following are RJD and LJPRV with 2 each. Trailing are JD(U) and INC with 1 each.

Counting is underway across Assemblies, beginning with postal ballots. Leads are as follows:

NDA 132

MGB 81

JSP 4

Others 3

Out of all parties, BJP stands furthest ahead, leading on 69 seats. The RJD leads on 65 seats, while the JD(U) leads on 55. INC stands at 9, while JSP is at 3.

Other leading parties are CPI(ML)(L) at 5, LJPRV at 5, HAMS at 3, CPI at 1, VIP at 1, AIMIM at 1, and JJD at 1.

Counting is underway across Assemblies, beginning with postal ballots. Leads are as follows:

NDA 92

MGB 53

JSP 4

Others 3

Counting is underway across Assemblies, beginning with postal ballots. NDA leads in 22 seats, MGB in 8, JSP in 2 and others in 1.

District Magistrates and police officials have announced that preparations are in place for counting of ballots. Security around strong rooms have been enhanced and CAPF personnel have been deployed outside and in nearby sensitive areas. Quick response teams and patrols have been dispersed. There is complete CCTV coverage and district control rooms are monitoring the situation. Entry of polling agents and officials is being facilitated across districts.

Counting will begin at 8am, starting with postal ballots followed by EVM votes. Counting of Postal Ballots will conclude before the last round of EVM votes are counted. Counting has already begun at Gopalpur, Bihpur, and Sultanganj seats.