Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023 Schedule: Rajasthan is all set for an electrifying battle to elect the 200-member Legislative Assembly in the state on November 25 in a single phase. While the Congress is trying its best to retain power in the state, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected to give a neck-and-neck fight. The political atmosphere in the state is heating up with every passing day. This article provides everything that you need to know about the Rajasthan Assembly election 2023.
Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023
Preparations for the Assembly elections are in full swing. The two main parties in the fray are the ruling party in the state, Congress, and the opposition, BJP. The other party which is likely to contest the election in the state is the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
| Title | Rajasthan Elections 2023 |
| Category | Elections 2023 |
| State | Rajasthan |
| Total Seats | 200 |
| Current CM | Ashok Gehlot |
| Party in power | Congress |
Congress has formed a screening committee for the selection of candidates for Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh assembly elections. Mallikarjun Kharge has entrusted the responsibility of the screening committee to the central leaders and has also included local leaders as well.
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Rajasthan Elections 2023: All Poll Details here
Rajasthan has 5.25 crore voters, including 2.73 crore male, 2.51 crore female and 604 transgenders. Of these, 18,462 are older than 100 years, 11.8 lakh above 80 and 21.9 lakh are first-time voters, said Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said in Jaipur.
He added in the 2023 elections, 1,600 polling stations will be managed by women, 200 by persons with disabilities and 1,600 by newly-recruited youths. The poll process at 50 per cent of the 51,756 polling stations will be webcasted.
‘Vote from home’ facility will be available to elderly voters and people with 40 per cent or more disabilities for the first time in Rajasthan.
Candidates contesting contesting elections will have to disclose their criminal records through newspaper advertisements and political parties should also give reasons for choosing such candidates.
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Rajasthan Assembly election 2023: Congress battling anti-incumbency
Rajasthan politics has seen a revolving door paradigm of Congress-BJP regimes since 1998. This is because of the fleeting nature of party loyalty in the state, where no party has been able to forge a stable, dominant caste/ community coalition.
Since 1998, the Congress and the BJP have been coming into power in the state every alternate year and no party has been able to retain it for a second term.
Rajasthan Assembly election 2023: Date, schedule
The dates of voting and counting for the Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023 was announced by the Election Commission of India on October 9. Voting in the state will be held in a single phase on November 25. As the ECI has announced the dates of the elections, the Model Code of Conduct has came into force with immediate effect.
In 2018, Rajasthan assembly polls were held in a single phase and were conducted on December 7, 2018. The counting of votes was done on December 11, 2018. The Elections Commission of India had announced the election schedule in early October in 2018.
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Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023 Result Date
The results for 200 constituencies of the Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023 will be out on December 3, as announced by the Election Commission. In 2018, Rajasthan assembly polls results were announced on December 11, 2018.
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Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023 total seats
There are 200 Assembly seats in Rajasthan. In the 2018 elections, Congress had bagged 99 seats, just two seats short of attaining the majority mark of 101 seats, but it managed to go past the halfway mark with support from the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD). Meanwhile, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) finished a close second with 73 seats in its kitty.
In the 2013 polls, the BJP under Vasundhara Raje’s leadership had won over 160 seats against Congress’ 21.
Rajasthan Assembly election 2023 CM candidates
It remains unclear who will be the CM candidates for the major political parties in the fray in Rajasthan. However, for the Congress, the name of current Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot is speculated. The BJP is yet to announce the name of its chief ministerial candidate although Vasundhara Raje is believed to be the frontrunner for the post. If there is no consensus reached, the party may choose to enter elections without announcing a CM face.
Rajasthan Election 2023: Congress manifesto
-Free laptops and tablets for first-year government college students.
-Government will buy cow dung at Rs 2 per kilogram under the Godhan scheme.
-English medium education for every student
-Smartphones with complimentary internet service for three years to 1 crore women
-Under the Griha Laxmi Guarantee scheme, government to give women heads of families Rs 10,000 annually in instalments
-Number of beneficiaries, who get gas cylinders at the subsidised rate of Rs 500, will be increased to 1.05 crore
Rajasthan Assembly Election candidate list
The Congress has released six lists and so far 178 names of candidates are out. The Rajasthan BJP has so far announced candidates for 198 out of 200 seats in the state and released five lists.
Congress full list of candidates
Full list of BJP, Congress candidates and constituencies
Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023 opinion polls
According to the IANS-Polstrat Opinion Poll 2023, the BJP is projected to clinch 89-97 seats in the upcoming elections while the Congress might win 97-105 seats and is predicted to form government in the state for the second consecutive term.
As per the survey, the Congress is enjoying a positive vote swing of 2 per cent and is projected to get 41 per cent of the vote share, while the BJP will get 40 per cent votes, the new poll by IANS predicted.
On the contrary, according to the ABP News-CVoter opinion poll, the BJP seems poised for a comfortable majority in the upcoming Rajasthan Assembly elections. According to the survey, spanning from June 26 to July 25, encompassing the views of 14,085 adults across the state, the BJP is expected to secure 109 to 119 seats, garnering a vote share of 45.8 per cent. On the other hand, the incumbent Congress government is projected to win 78 to 88 seats, with a vote share of 41 per cent. The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) is predicted to get 0-2 seats, with a projected vote share of 0.7 per cent, while ‘Others’ may win 1-5 seats, with a vote share of 12.5 per cent.
Rajasthan Election 2023 winners list
In the Assembly polls held in December 2018, the Congress had won 99 seats. But it managed to reach the halfway mark of 101 with support from the BSP and RLD.
Meanwhile, the BJP currently has 73 MLAs in the House. Here is the full list of candidates:
AJMER NORTH Vidhan Sabha – VASUDEV DEVNANI (BJP): 67,881
AJMER SOUTH Vidhan Sabha – ANITA BHADEL (BJP): 69,064
BEAWAR Vidhan Sabha – SHANKAR SINGH RAWAT: 65,055
KEKRI Vidhan Sabha – RAGHU SHARMA (Indian National Congress): 9,575
KISHANGARH Vidhan Sabha – SURESH TAK (Independent) : 82,678
MASUDA Vidhan Sabha – RAKESH PAREEK ( Indian National Congress): 86,008
NASIRABAD Vidhan Sabha – RAMSWAROOP LAMBA ( BJP): 75,084
ALWAR RURAL Vidhan Sabha – TIKA RAM JULLY (Congress): 85,752
PUSHKAR Vidhan Sabha: SURESH SINGH RAWAT ( BJP): 84,860
ALWAR URBAN Vidhan Sabha – SANJAY SHARMA (BJP): 83,946
BANSUR Vidhan Sabha – SHAKUNTALA RAWAT (Indian National Congress): 53396
BEHROR Vidhan Sabha – BALJEET YADAV (Independent): 55,160
KATHUMAR Vidhan Sabha – BABULAL (Indian National Congress): 54,110
KISHANGARH BAS Vidhan Sabha – DEEPCHAND (Bahujan Samaj Party): 73,799
MUNDAWAR Vidhan Sabha – MANJEET DHARAMPAL CHOUDHARY (BJP): 73,191
RAMGARH Vidhan Sabha– SHAFIA ZUBAIR KHAN
RAJGARH-LAXMANGARH Vidhan Sabha: JOHARI LAL MEENA (Indian National Congress): 82,876
THANAGAZI Vidhan Sabha: KANTI PRASAD (INDEPENDENT): 64,079
TIJARA Vidhan Sabha : SANDEEP KUMAR ( Bahujan Samaj Party): 59,468
BAGIDORA Vidhan Sabha – MAHENDRAJEET SINGH MALVIYA (Congress) Margin: 14,325
BANSWARA Vidhan Sabha – ARJUN SINGH BAMNIYA: (Congress) 87,472
GARHI Vidhan Sabha – KAILASH CHANDRA MEENA (BJP) 89,904
GHATOL Vidhan Sabha – HARENDRA NINAMA (BJP) Margin: 5,745
KUSHALGARH Vidhan Sabha- RAMILA KHADIYA (Independent): 91,942
ANTA Vidhan Sabha – PRABHU LAL SAINI (BJP) Margin: 3,399 votes
BARAN-ATRU Vidhan Sabha- PANA CHAND MEGHWAL (Congress): 86,986
CHHABRA Vidhan Sabha – PRATAP SINGH (BJP) Margin: 61,335
KISHANGANJ Vidhan Sabha- NIRMALA SAHARIYA (Congress): 87,371
BARMER Vidhan Sabha – MEWARAM JAIN (Congress) :97,874
BAYTU Vidhan Sabha- HARISH CHOUDHARY (Congress): 57,703
CHOHTAN Vidhan Sabha- PADMARAM (Congress): 82,980
GUDAMALANI Vidhan Sabha- HEMARAM CHOUDHARY (Congress): 27,180
PACHPADRA Vidhan Sabha- MADAN PRAJAPAT ( Congress): 69,393
SHEO Vidhan Sabha- AMEEN KHAN (Congress): 83,700
SIWANA Vidhan Sabha- HAMEER SINGH BHAYAL (BJP): 30,997
BAYANA Vidhan Sabha- AMAR SINGH (Congress): 84,715
BHARATPUR Vidhan Sabha- DR. SUBHASH GARG (RASHTRIYA LOK DAL): 52,869
DEEG – KUMHER Vidhan Sabha – VISHVENDRA SINGH (Congress) : 73,730
KAMAN Vidhan Sabha – ZAHIDA KHAN (Congress): 1,10,789
NADBAI Vidhan Sabha- JOGINDER SINGH AWANA (BSP): 50,976
NAGAR Vidhan Sabha- WAJIB ALI (BSP): 62,644
WEIR Vidhan Sabha- BHAJAN LAL JATAV ( Congress): 68,585
ASIND Vidhan Sabha- JABBAR SINGH SANKHALA (BJP) 69,690
BHILWARA Vidhan Sabha- VITTHAL SHANKAR AWASTHI (BJP): 93,198
JAHAZPUR Vidhan Sabha- GOPI CHAND MEENA (BJP): 94,970
MANDAL Vidhan Sabha- RAMLAL JAT (Congress): 59,645
MANDALGARH Vidhan Sabha- GOPAL LAL SHARMA (BJP): 68,481
SAHARA Vidhan Sabha- KAILASH CHANDRA TRIVEDI (CONGRESS): 65,420
SHAHPURA Vidhan Sabha- KAILASH CHANDRA MEGHWAL (BJP): 1,01,451
BIKANER EAST Vidhan Sabha – SIDDHI KUMARI (BJP) Margin: 31,677
BIKANER WEST Vidhan Sabha- BULAKI DAS KALLA (CONGRESS): 75,128
DUNGARPUR Vidhan Sabha- GANESH GHOGRA (CONGRESS): 75,482
KHAJUWALA Vidhan Sabha – GOVIND RAM (Congress): 82,994
KOLAYAT Vidhan Sabha- BHANWAR SINGH BHATI ( Congress): 63,004
LUNKARANSAR Vidhan Sabha- SUMIT GODARA (BJP): 72,822
NOKHA Vidhan Sabha- BIHARILAL (BJP): 86,917
BUNDI Vidhan Sabha – ASHOK DOGRA (BJP) : 96,558
HINDOLI Vidhan Sabha – ASHOK (Congress): 1,08,587
KESHORAIPATAN Vidhan Sabha: CHANDRAKANTA MEGHWAL (BJP) 72,596
BARI SADRI Vidhan Sabha – LALIT KUMAR OSWAL (BJP): 97,111
BEGUN Vidhan Sabha – Bidhuri Rajendra Singh (Congress) – 98,667
CHITTORGARH Vidhan Sabha- CHANDRABHAN SINGH AAKYA (BJP): 1,06,563
KAPASAN Vidhan Sabha- ARUN LAL JINGAR (BJP): 81,470
NIMBAHERA Vidhan Sabha- ANJANA UDAILAL (Congress): 1,10,037
CHURU Vidhan Sabha – RAJENDRA RATHORE (BJP) Margin: 24,002
RATANGARH Vidhan Sabha- ABHINESH MAHARSHI (BJP): 65678
SADULPUR Vidhan Sabha- KRISHNA POONIA (Congress): 70020
SARDARSHAHAR Vidhan Sabha- BHANWARLAL SHARMA (Congress): 82682
SUJANGARH Vidhan Sabha- MASTER BHANWARLAL MEGHWAL (Congress): 58885
TARANAGAR Vidhan Sabha- NARENDRA BUDANIYA (Congress): 56968
BANDIKUI Vidhan Sabha- GAJRAJ KHATANA (Congress): 56,433
DAUSA Vidhan Sabha – SHANKAR LAL SHARMA (BJP) Margin 25,172
LALSOT Vidhan Sabha- PRASADI LAL (Congress): 88,828
MAHUWA Vidhan Sabha- OM PRAKASH HUDLA (Indepedent): 49,221
SIKRAI Vidhan Sabha- MAMTA BHUPESH (Congress): 96,454
BARI Vidhan Sabha- GIRRAJ SINGH ( Congress): 79,712
BASERI Vidhan Sabha- KHILADI LAL BAIRWA (Congress): 54,297
DHOLPUR Vidhan Sabha- SHOBHARANI KUSHWA (BJP): 67,349
RAJAKHERA Vidhan Sabha- ROHIT BOHRA (Congress): 76,278
ASPUR Vidhan Sabha- GOPICHAND MEENA (BJP): 57,062
CHORASI Vidhan Sabha- RAJKUMAR ROAT (Bhartiya tribal party): 64,119
DUNGARPUR Vidhan Sabha- GANESH GHOGRA ( Congress): 75,482
SAGWARA Vidhan Sabha- RAM PRASAD (BHARTIYA TRIBAL PARTY) : 58,406
ANUPGARH Vidhan Sabha – Santosh (BJP): 79,383
GANGANAGAR Vidhan Sabha- RAJ KUMAR GAUR (INDEPENDENT): 44,998
KARANPUR Vidhan Sabha- GURMEET SINGH KOONER (Congress): 73,896
RAISINGHNAGAR Vidhan Sabha: BALVEER SINGH LUTHRA ( BJP): 76,395
SADULSHAHAR Vidhan Sabha: JAGDISH CHANDER (CONGRESS): 72,354
SURATGARH Vidhan Sabha: RAMPRATAP KASNIYAN (BJP): 69,032
BHADRA Vidhan Sabha: BALWAN POONIA CPI(M) 82,204
HANUMANGARH Vidhan Sabha – RAMPRATAP (BJP) Margin 30,487
NOHAR Vidhan Sabha- AMIT CHACHAN ( Congress): 93,851
PILIBANGA Vidhan Sabha- Dharmendra Kumar (BJP): 1,06,414
SANGARIA Vidhan Sabha- GURDEEP SINGH (BJP): 99,064
ADARSH NAGAR Vidhan Sabha- RAFEEK KHAN (Congress): 88,541
AMBER Vidhan Sabha – SATISH POONIA (BJP): 93,132
BAGRU Vidhan Sabha- Ganga Devi (Congress): 96,635
BASSI Vidhan Sabha – ANJU DEVI DHANKA (Independent) : 79,878
CHAKSU Vidhan Sabha- VED PRAKASH SOLANKI (CONGRESS): 70,007
CHOMU Vidhan Sabha – RAMLAL SHARMA (BJP) : 70,813
CIVIL LINES Vidhan Sabha – ARUN CHATURVEDI (BJP) Margin: 11,129
DUDU Vidhan Sabha- BABULAL NAGAR (Independent): 68,769
HAWAMAHAL Vidhan Sabha- DR. MAHESH JOSHI: 85,474
JAMWA RAMGARH Vidhan Sabha- GOPAL LAL MEENA (Congress): 89,165
JHOTWARA Vidhan Sabha- LALCHAND KATARIA (Congress): 1,27,185
KISHANPOLE Vidhan Sabha- AMIN KAGZI (Congress): 62,774
KOTPUTLI Vidhan Sabha- RAJENDRA SINGH YADAV (Congress): 57,114
MALVIYA NAGAR Vidhan Sabha- KALICHARAN SARAF (BJP): 70,221
PHULERA Vidhan Sabha- NIRMAL KUMAWAT (BJP): 70,065
SANGANER Vidhan Sabha- ASHOK LAHOTY (BJP): 1,05,451
VIDHYADHAR NAGAR Vidhan Sabha- NARPAT SINGH RAJVI ( BJP): 95,599
VIRATNAGAR Vidhan Sabha- INDRAJ SINGH GURJAR (Congress): 59,427
JAISALMER Vidhan Sabha- ROOPARAM (Congress): 1,02,933
POKARAN Vidhan Sabha- SHALE MOHAMMAD (Congress): 82,964
AHORE Vidhan Sabha- CHHAGANSINGH ( BJP): 74,928
BHINMAL Vidhan Sabha- POORARAM CHOUDHARY (Bharatiya Janata Party): 78,893
JALORE Vidhan Sabha- JOGESHWAR GARG (BJP): 95,086
RANIWARA Vidhan Sabha- NARAYAN SINGH DEWAL (BJP): 88,887
SANCHORE Vidhan Sabha- SUKHRAM VISHNOI (Congress): 84,689
DAG Vidhan Sabha- KALURAM (BJP): 1,03,665
JHALRAPATAN Vidhan Sabha: Vasundharaja Raje (BJP): 1,16,484
KHANPUR Vidhan Sabha- NARENDRA NAGAR (BJP): 85,984
MANOHAR THANA Vidhan Sabha- GOVIND PRASAD (BJP): 1,10,215
JHUNJHUNU Vidhan Sabha – BRIJENDRA SINGH OLA (Congress) : 76177
KHETRI Vidhan Sabha- JITENDRA SINGH (Congress): 57,153
MANDAWA Vidhan Sabha- NARENDRA KUMAR (BJP): 80,599
NAWALGARH Vidhan Sabha- DR. RAJKUMAR SHARMA (Congress): 79,570
PILANI Vidhan Sabha- J.P.CHANDELIA (Congress): 84,715
SURAJGARH Vidhan Sabha- SUBHASH POONIA S/O LOKRAM POONIA (BJP): 79,913
UDAIPURWATI Vidhan Sabha – RAJENDRASINGH GUDHA (BSP): 59,362
BHOPALGARH Vidhan Sabha- PUKHRAJ (RASHTRIYA LOKTANTRIK PARTY): 67,424
BILARA Vidhan Sabha- HEERARAM (Congress): 75,671
JODHPUR Vidhan Sabha- MANISHA PANWAR (Congress): 63,581
LOHAWAT Vidhan Sabha- KISANA RAM VISHNOI (Congress): 1,06,084
LUNI Vidhan Sabha – MAHENDRA VISHNOI (Congress): 84,979
OSIAN Vidhan Sabha- DIVYA MADERNA (Congress): 82,127
PHALODI Vidhan Sabha- PABBA RAM (BJP): 60,375
SARDARPURA Vidhan Sabha – Ashok Gehlot (Congress): 92,934
SHERGARH Vidhan Sabha- MEENA KANWAR (Congress): 99916
SOORSAGAR Vidhan Sabha- SURYAKANT VYAS (BJP): 86,885
TODABHIM Vidhan Sabha- PRITHVIRAJ (Congress): 1,07,691
HINDAUN Vidhan Sabha- BHAROSI LAL (Congress): 1,00,486
KARAULI Vidhan Sabha – LAKHAN SINGH (BSP): 61,163
SAPOTRA Vidhan Sabha- RAMESH CHAND MEENA (Congress): 76,399
KOTA NORTH Vidhan Sabha- SHANTI KUMAR DHARIWAL (Congress): 91894
KOTA SOUTH Vidhan Sabha- SANDEEP SHARMA (BJP): 82,739
LADPURA Vidhan Sabha- KALPANA DEVI (BJP): 1,04,912
PIPALDA Vidhan Sabha- RAMNARAIN MEENA (Congress): 72,690
RAMGANJ MANDI Vidhan Sabha- MADAN DILAWAR (BJP): 90,817
SANGOD Vidhan Sabha- BHARAT SINGH KUNDANPUR (Congress): 66,517
DEEDWANA Vidhan Sabha – CHETAN SINGH CHOUDHARY (Congress): 92,981
DEGANA Vidhan Sabha – VIJAYPAL MARDHA (Congress): 75,362
JAYAL Vidhan Sabha– MANJU DEVI (Congress): 68,415
KHINVSAR Vidhan Sabha- HANUMAN BENIWAL (Rashtriya loktantrik party) : 83,096
LADNUN Vidhan Sabha – MUKESH KUMAR BHAKAR (Congress): 65,041
MAKRANA Vidhan Sabha – ROOPA RAM ( BJP): 87,201
MERTA Vidhan Sabha- INDIRA DEVI (RLP): 57,662
NAGAUR Vidhan Sabha- MOHAN RAM CHOUDHARY (BJP): 86,315
NAWAN Vidhan Sabha- MAHENDRA CHOUDHARY (Congress): 72,168
PARBATSAR Vidhan Sabha- RAMNIWAS GAWRIYA (Congress): 76,373
BALI Vidhan Sabha-PUSHPENDRA SINGH (BJP): 96,238
JAITARAN Vidhan Sabha- AVINASH (BJP): 65,607
MARWAR JUNCTION Vidhan Sabha- KHUSHVEER SINGH (Independent): 58,232
PALI Vidhan Sabha- GYANCHAND PARAKH (BJP): 75,480
SOJAT Vidhan Sabha- SHOBHA CHAUHAN (BJP): 80,645
SUMERPUR Vidhan Sabha- JORARAM KUMAWAT: 96,617
DHARIAWAD Vidhan Sabha – GOTAM LAL (BJP) Margin 7,174
PRATAPGARH Vidhan Sabha- RAMLAL (Congress): 1,00,625
BHIM Vidhan Sabha- SUDARSHAN SINGH RAWAT (Congress): 49,355
KUMBHALGARH Vidhan Sabha- SURENDRA SINGH RAWAT (BJP) : 70,803
NATHDWARA Vidhan Sabha- C.P. JOSHI (Congress): 88,384
RAJSAMAND Vidhan Sabha– KIRAN MAHESHWARI (BJP): 89,709
BAMANWAS Vidhan Sabha- INDRA (Congress): 73,656
GANGAPUR Vidhan Sabha – MANSINGH GURJAR (BJP) Margin: 14,466
KHANDAR Vidhan Sabha- ASHOK (Congress): 89,028
SAWAI MADHOPUR Vidhan Sabha- DANISH ABRAR (Congress): 85,655
DANTARAMGARH Vidhan Sabha- VIRENDRA SINGH (Congress): 64,931
DHOD Vidhan Sabha- PARASRAM MORDIA (Congress): 75,142
FATEHPUR Vidhan Sabha- HAKAM ALI KHAN (Congress): 80,354
KHANDELA Vidhan Sabha- MAHADEO SINGH (Independent): 53,864
LACHMANGARH Vidhan Sabha- GOVIND SINGH DOSTARA (Congress): 98227
NEEM KA THANA Vidhan Sabha- SURESH MODI (Congress): 66,287
SIKAR Vidhan Sabha – RAJENDRA PAREEK (Congress): 83,472
SRIMADHOPUR Vidhan Sabha – DEEPENDRA SINGH (Congress): 83,114
PINDWARA-ABU Vidhan Sabha- SAMA RAM GRASIYA (BJP): 69,360
REODAR Vidhan Sabha- JAGASI RAM (BJP): 87,861
SIROHI Vidhan Sabha- SANYAM LODHA (Independent): 81,272
DEOLI-UNIARA Vidhan Sabha- HARISH CHANDRA MEENA: 95,540
MALPURA Vidhan Sabha- KANHIYA LAL (BJP): 93,237
NIWAI Vidhan Sabha- PRASHANT BAIRWA (Congress): 1,05,784
TONK Vidhan Sabha: Sachin Pilot (Congress) Margin: 54,179 votes
GOGUNDA Vidhan Sabha- PRATAP LAL BHEEL (GAMETI) (BJP): 82,307
JHADOL Vidhan Sabha- BABU LAL (BJP): 87,527
KHERWARA Vidhan Sabha – DAYARAM PARMAR (Congress): 89,279
MAVLI Vidhan Sabha- DHARMNARAYAN JOSHI (BJP): 99,723
SALUMBER Vidhan Sabha- AMRIT LAL MEENA (BJP): 87,472
UDAIPUR Vidhan Sabha – GULAB CHAND KATARIA (BJP): 74,660
UDAIPUR RURAL Vidhan Sabha- PHOOL SINGH MEENA (BJP): 97,382
VALLABH NAGAR Vidhan Sabha- GAJENDRA SINGH SHAKTAWAT (Congress): 66,306
Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023 exit polls
The exit polls for Rajasthan Assembly Elections 2023 will be announced after the declaration of the end of voting in the state. As per law, exit poll results cannot be published before the end of voting.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Which party is ruling in Rajasthan right now?
- Congress is currently ruling in Rajasthan.
Who is the current CM of Rajasthan?
- Ashok Gehlot is the current Chief Minister of Rajasthan.
How many Assembly seats are in Rajasthan?
- Rajasthan has 200 Assembly seats.
How many MPs are there in Rajasthan?
- There are 35 MPs in Rajasthan.
When does the term of the Rajasthan Assembly end?
- The tenure of Rajasthan Assembly is scheduled to end on January 14, 2024.