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Gujarat Assembly Bye election Result Live stream 2019 Voting was held on October 21 for the by-election of six vacant seats in the Gujarat Legislative Assembly. The preparations for the counting on Thursday, October 24, have been completed. The counting will begin at 8am. EVM votes will be calculated first by VVPAT and later by EVM. A total of 613 officers and staff will be present at 6 seats during the counting of the by-elections of the assembly. Three-layer security of police security will be kept at the counting centers. Why was held bye-election Amraiwadi seat:  BJP MLA Hasmukhbhai Patel elected from the Ahmedabad East Lok Sabha seat was vacant. Lunawada seat:  BJP MLA Ratan Singh Rathore elected from the Panchamahal Lok Sabha seat was vacant. Kheralu seat:  BJP's Bharat Singh Dabhi Patan was elected from the Lok Sabha seat. Tharad seat:  BJP's candidate Parbat Patel became the winner in the Banaskantha Lok Sabha seat. Bye-seat:  Congress MLA Dhawal Singh Z...

Maharashtra Election Result Live  Stream The results for the Maharashta Assembly election are set to be declared on October 24. The Election Commission will commence the counting of the votes at 8 am on Thursday, while the LIVE coverage of the Maharashtra Assembly election at IndiaToday.in will start at 6 am. The voters have sealed the fate of Maharashtra in EVM machines and the next chief minister will be unveiled when the Election Commission begins counting at 8 am. The single-phase voting to 288-member Maharashtra assembly was held on October 21. This year the voter turnout in Maharashtra slumped a little as compared to that in 2014 Assembly election. The final voter turnout for Maharashtra Assembly election stood at 60.46 per cent, which was 3 per cent down than the figures of 63.13 per cent of 2014. The Congress-NCP alliance in Maharashtra is facing a direct fight with the Bharatiya Janata Party- Shiv Sena alliance. While almost all the exit polls, including India Today-My Axi...

Hariyana Assembly Election 2019  Result Live Stream Haryana on Monday recorded a voter turnout of 65.75 per cent in the assembly polls, a sharp drop from the 2014 elections. A 100 per cent urban Assembly seat, Haryana's millennium city Gurugram recorded a poor turnout of just 51.20 per cent, as per last reports from the State Election Commission. Neighbouring constituencies in Gurugram district - Badshahpur (45 per cent), Sohna (59 per cent) and Pataudi (50 per cent) also didn't fare too well. This despite 2.08 lakh new voters in the four constituencies with Gurugram alone adding 65,141 voters. Haryana Election Result Date 2019: The results of the Haryana Assembly election are likely to be declared on Thursday (24 October), as the Election Commission is scheduled to take up the counting of votes. On Monday, polling concluded in 90 Assembly constituencies in the state. As many as 1,169 candidates, including 105 women, of various political outfits, are contesting the election. Th...