Andhra Pradesh, AP Election Results 2024 Lok sabha Election Highlights: TDP Chief N. Chandrababu Naidu celebrated his landslide win in the Andhra Pradesh elections on Tuesday. The NDA alliance, comprising TDP, BJP, and Janasena, achieved a huge victory in Andhra, securing 21 parliamentary and 164 assembly seats. The breakdown of Lok Sabha seats saw TDP winning 16, BJP three, and Janasena two, significantly weakening the YSRCP which won just 4 seats. Given that BJP couldn’t secure a majority alone in the Lok Sabha, TDP’s 16 seats are of extreme significance to the NDA. In the Assembly elections, TDP captured 135 out of 175 seats, Janasena secured 21, and BJP eight, while YSRCP only managed to secure 11 seats, as per the Election Commission data. Meanwhile, Andhra Pradesh Governor S Abdul Nazeer accepted Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy’s resignation on Tuesday. Naidu is expected to take oath as the Andhra CM on June 9.
YSRCP’s Jagan Mohan Reddy against TDP’s N. Chandrababu Naidu – Andra Pradesh, AP Election Results Today 2024 Lok Sabha Live Updates, AP Election News Live Updates:
As of the latest update at 10 am on June 4, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) is winning with 118 seats in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly Election, Network 18 trends showed. The Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP) is behind with 20 seats, while the Janasena Party (JSP) is winning in 17 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is leading in 5 seats. These results show that the TDP is doing very well and might become the next government in Andhra Pradesh.
Trends show a close contest between JNP and YSRCP, as both parties have locked horns with 15 seats each. TDP has maintained its lead with 106 seats. BJP on the other hand, has managed to gather only 4.
The latest trends show a stupendous performance by the TDP-led alliance. In the Assembly elections, the TDP-led alliance is as of now leading in over 100 of the 175 seats.
NDA is leading in 100 Assembly seats! This is a big blow to Jagan Mohan Reddy’s YSRCP.
Andhra’s Latest ECI Trends:
TDP is way ahead in Andhra with 61 seats, whereas YSRCP trails with 15 seats. JNP has managed to gather 10 and BJP has 3, as of now.
TDP takes charge with 35 votes. YSRCP is close behind with 10 votes. While JNP has gathered 3 votes, BJP has managed to bag just 1 vote.
Latest ECI data shows TDP ahead with 23 seats
TDP: 23
YSRCP: 6
JNP: 2
As per latest ECI trends TDP is ahead with 10 seats, YSRCP is trailing with 2 and BJP has gathered 1.
Latest ECI Trends show TDP in lead with 4 seats:
TDP: 4, YSRCP: 2
Here are the current statistics as per early trends:
The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP), headed by Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, is currently lagging behind the TDP-BJP alliance in Andhra Pradesh. This contrasts with their significant victory in the 2019 elections, where they secured 22 out of 25 seats. Early indications imply that although the YSRCP maintains considerable backing, it might encounter a more competitive landscape in this election cycle.
TDP-BJP alliance is ahead of YSRCP in Andhra Pradesh, show early trends as per the Election Commission of India.
(TDP: 1, YSR: 0)
Reddy’s YSRCP is leading in Andhra, as per first trends that are coming in from Times Now. BJP is just a step behind.
( YSRCP: 6, BJP: 3 , Cong: 2 )
N Chandrababu Naidu, leading the Telugu Desam Party, holds a crucial position in Andhra Pradesh politics. With vast political experience and a previous stint as Chief Minister, he commands a dedicated following. This election carries immense significance for Naidu, especially since he’s declared it his last election.
YSRCP President YS Jagan Mohan Reddy: YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is the current Chief Minister and leader of the YSR Congress Party. He is running for election from Pulivendula. Because of his past wins and strong leadership, he is a big name in this election.
TDP Supremo N Chandrababu Naidu: Chandrababu Naidu leads the Telugu Desam Party. His decisions and how well he does in this election will decide the party’s future in Andhra Pradesh.
Janasena Chief Pawan Kalyan: Pawan Kalyan is the leader of the Jana Sena Party. He is running for election from Pithapuram. People are watching closely to see how he can gather support and bring different groups together.
AP Congress President YS Sharmila: YS Sharmila is YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s sister and leads the Andhra Pradesh Congress. She is contesting from Kadapa. Her campaign strategies will play a big role in the Congress’s hopes in the state.
BJP Chief Daggubati Purandeswari: Purandeswari leads the BJP in Andhra Pradesh and is running for election from Rajamahendravaram. Her performance will show if the BJP can grow stronger in this area.
The Election Commission commenced the counting votes at 8:00 am today (June 4).
Following the division of Andhra Pradesh in 2014, national parties have found it challenging to leave a mark on the state’s political landscape. Now, with Y S Sharmila, Chief Minister Jagan’s sister, at its helm, the Congress endeavors to reclaim lost territory. Concurrently, the BJP relies on its NDA partners to enhance its electoral prospects. The outcome of this election will reveal the fate of these national players in Andhra Pradesh. Keep an eye out for updates!
Hyderabad on June 2 stopped being the capital of Andhra Pradesh. Now, it will only be the capital of Telangana. This was decided and announced by the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act of 2014.
Jan Ki Baat: BJP: 2-3 seats, TDP (NDA): 10-14 seats, YSRCP: 8-13 seats
ABP-C Voter: NDA: 21-25 seats, YSRCP: 0-4 seats
India Today-Axis My India: NDA: 21-23 seats, YSRCP: 2-4 seats, INDIA Bloc: Zero seats
Today’s Chanakya: TDP (NDA): 22 ± 3 seats, YSRCP: 3 ± 3 seats, Congress/Other Parties: 0 seats
Kapus, making up 18% of Andhra Pradesh‘s population, are the largest group in the state. Most Kapus are in the general category, but some are in the Backward Classes. They mainly live in the East and West Godavari districts on the coast. Kapus feel they haven’t had enough say in politics, but now they’re more hopeful because Pawan Kalyan from the JSP is involved. Despite historical differences with the Kammas, many Kapus are supporting the TDP because it’s working with the JSP.
If the exit polls are right and YSRCP wins as few seats as predicted, it means that the NDA, led by the TDP, planned their seat-sharing well. It also means that many people were unhappy with the current government, even though YSRCP tried to fix this by changing lots of candidates.
In December 2023, the Congress party won 64 out of 119 seats in the Telangana assembly, allowing them to form the government. This ended a decade’s rule of K Chandrasekhar Rao’s BRS. With the Congress back in power, the BRS’ long dominance is challenged and the party is determined to make a comeback. On the other hand, the BJP has also tried to solidify its ground here. This sets the stage for a heated three-way election battle in Telangana.