Published 09:10 IST, November 23rd 2024
Jharkhand Election Result 2024 LIVE: Full List of Constituency-wise Winners
Jharkhand, which has 81 Assembly constituencies, requires a majority of 41 seats to form the government. Check full List of constituency-wise winners.
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Jharkhand Election Result 2024 Winners List: The counting of votes for all 81 Assembly constituencies in Jharkhand and 288 seats in Maharashtra is currently underway. In Jharkhand, the key political players include the BJP, Hemant Soren's Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), the Congress, and Sudesh Mahto's All Jharkhand Students Union (AJSU). Other significant parties in the state are the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), the Janata Dal-United (JDU), and Jairam Kumar Mahato's Jharkhand Loktantrik Krantikari Morcha (JLKM).
S. Number | Constituency | State | Leading Candidate (Leading Party) |
1. | Rajmahal | Jharkhand |
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2. | Borio | Jharkhand |
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3. | Barhait | Jharkhand |
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4. | Litipara | Jharkhand |
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5. | Pakaur | Jharkhand |
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6. | Maheshpur | Jharkhand |
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7. | Sikaripara | Jharkhand |
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8. | Nala | Jharkhand |
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9. | Jamtara | Jharkhand |
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10. | Dumka | Jharkhand |
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11. | Jama | Jharkhand |
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12. | Jarmundi | Jharkhand |
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13. | Madhupur | Jharkhand |
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14. | Sarath | Jharkhand |
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15. | Deoghar | Jharkhand |
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16. | Poreyahat | Jharkhand |
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17. | Godda | Jharkhand |
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18. | Mahagama | Jharkhand |
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19. | Kodarma | Jharkhand |
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20. | Barkatha | Jharkhand |
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21. | Barhi | Jharkhand |
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22. | Barkagaon | Jharkhand |
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23. | Ramgarh | Jharkhand |
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24. | Mandu | Jharkhand |
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25. | Hazaribagh | Jharkhand |
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26. | Simaria | Jharkhand |
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27. | Chatra | Jharkhand |
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28. | Dhanwar | Jharkhand | Babulal Marandi (BJP) |
29. | Bagodar | Jharkhand |
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30. | Jamua | Jharkhand |
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31. | Gandey | Jharkhand |
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32. | Giridih | Jharkhand |
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33. | Dumri | Jharkhand |
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34. | Gomia | Jharkhand |
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35. | Bermo | Jharkhand |
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36. | Bokaro | Jharkhand |
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37. | Chandankiyari | Jharkhand |
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38. | Sindri | Jharkhand |
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39. | Nirsa | Jharkhand |
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40. | Dhanbad | Jharkhand |
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41. | Jharia | Jharkhand |
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42. | Tundi | Jharkhand |
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43. | Baghmara | Jharkhand |
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44. | Baharagora | Jharkhand |
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45. | Ghatsila | Jharkhand |
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46. | Potka | Jharkhand |
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47. | Jugsalai | Jharkhand |
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48. | Jamshedpur East | Jharkhand |
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49. | Jamshedpur West | Jharkhand |
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50. | Ichagarh | Jharkhand |
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51. | Seraikella | Jharkhand |
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52. | Chaibasa | Jharkhand |
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53. | Majhgaon | Jharkhand |
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54. | Jaganathpur | Jharkhand |
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55. | Manoharpur | Jharkhand |
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56. | Chakradharpur | Jharkhand |
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57. | Kharasawan | Jharkhand |
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58. | Tamar | Jharkhand |
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59. | Torpa | Jharkhand |
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60. | Khunti | Jharkhand |
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61. | Silli | Jharkhand | Sudesh Kumar Mahto (AJSU) |
62. | Khijri | Jharkhand |
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63. | Ranchi | Jharkhand |
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64. | Hatia | Jharkhand |
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65. | Kanke | Jharkhand |
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66. | Mandar | Jharkhand |
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67. | Sisai | Jharkhand |
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68. | Gumla | Jharkhand |
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69. | Bishunpur | Jharkhand |
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70. | Simdega | Jharkhand |
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71. | Kolebira | Jharkhand |
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72. | Lohardaga | Jharkhand |
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73. | Manika | Jharkhand |
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74. | Latehar | Jharkhand |
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75. | Panki | Jharkhand |
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76. | Daltonganj | Jharkhand |
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77. | Bishrampur | Jharkhand |
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78. | Chhatarpur | Jharkhand |
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79. | Hussainabad | Jharkhand |
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80. | Garhwa | Jharkhand |
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81. | Bhawanathpur | Jharkhand |
What happened in the 2019 and 2014 Jharkhand Assembly Elections?
In the 2019 Jharkhand Assembly Elections, the incumbent BJP, led by Chief Minister Raghubar Das, was defeated by the JMM-Congress-RJD alliance. The alliance secured 47 seats, with the JMM winning 30, the Congress 16, and the RJD 1. The BJP, which had previously held a majority, saw its seat count reduced to 25. The Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik), led by Babulal Marandi, won three seats, while the AJSU, under Sudesh Mahto, managed only two seats. Both the BJP and AJSU suffered losses as they failed to maintain their alliance during the 2019 elections. Despite the loss, the BJP garnered 33.37% of the popular vote, making it the largest party in terms of vote share.
In the 2014 Jharkhand Assembly Elections, the BJP formed the government under the leadership of Raghubar Das. The BJP, in alliance with the AJSU, secured 42 seats, with the BJP winning 37 and the AJSU securing 5. The JMM won 19 seats, while the Congress was reduced to just 6 seats. The Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik), led by Babulal Marandi, won 8 seats. Subsequently, six members of the JVM switched allegiance to the BJP.
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09:10 IST, November 23rd 2024