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Tuesday, April 23, 2019

2019 Lok Sabha Election in 7 Phases from April 11 to May 19,2019 - States where Assembly Elections Simultaneously Being Held Alongwith LS Elections



2019 Andhra Pradesh Lok Sabha and Assembly Election in single phase on April 11,2019



Ruling party in the state: Telegu Desam Party
Number of Lok Sabha seats in the state: 25
Party wise break-up of the Lok Sabha seats: TDP-15; BJP-2; YSRC-8
Number of voters in the state: 3.69 crore
Voter turnout in 2014: 74.47%
Number of assembly seats: 175
Party wise break-up of assembly seats: TDP-103; YSR-66; BJP-4; Independents-1; Navodaya Party-1



2019 Arunachal Pradesh Lok Sabha and Assembly Election in single phase on April 11,2019



Arunachal Pradesh, one of India’s largest states sends only two MPs to the Lok Sabha. In 2014, the two seats were split between the Congress and the BJP.

On December 31, a BJP government was installed in Arunachal Pradesh after 33 out of 43 MLAs of the People’s Party of Arunachal (PPA) in the 60-member Assembly led by chief minister Pema Khandu joined BJP

The state had been largely peaceful until the issue of permanent resident certificates for six non-Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe communities sparked two days of rioting in the capital Itanagar late last month, forcing it to scrap the recommendation of a government panel. Two persons lost their lives.

While the aborted permanent resident certificate issue could still cost the BJP, the state government which had backed the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, changed its stance at the eleventh hour after the governments of Meghalaya, Manipur, Nagaland and Mizoram opposed the Bill which ultimately lapsed in February.

Number of Lok Sabha seats in the state: 2

Party wise break-up of the Lok Sabha seats: BJP: 1, Cong: 1

Number of voters in the state: 759,387 (2014)

Voter turnout in 2014: 78.6%

Number of assembly seats: 60

Partywise break-up of assembly seats: BJP: 48, Cong: 03, IND: 2, NPP: 7

Key leaders across parties: BJP: Kiren Rijiju, Pema Khandu, Tapir Gao, CONG: Ninong Ering, Takam Sanjoy

Key issues: 1. Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2. Permanent Resident Certificates to six not-native communities.


2019 Odisha Lok Sabha and Assembly Election in 4 phases on April 11,April 18,April 23 and April 29,2019

Constituencies which will go to polls in the first phase on April 11,2019 - 28
Sr. No. Constituency Category
1 Nuapada Gen
2 KhariarChitrakonda Gen
3 Umerkote ST
4  Jharigam ST
5 Nabarangpur ST
6 Dabugam ST
7 Lanjigarh ST
8  Junagarh Gen
9 Dharmgarh Gen
10 Bhawanipatna SC
11  Narla Gen
12 Chhatrapur SC
13 Gopalpur Gen
14 Berhampur Gen
15 Digapahandi Gen
16 Chikiti Gen
17  Mohana ST
18 Paralakhemundi Gen
19 Gunupur ST
20 Bissam ST
21 Cuttack ST
22  Rayagada ST
23  Laxmipur ST
24 Kotpad Gen
25 Jeypore SC
26 Koraput ST
27 Pottangi ST
28 Malkangiri ST
Constituencies which will go to polls in the second phase on April 18,2019 -  35
Sr. No. Constituency Category
1 Padampur Gen
2 Bijepur Gen
3 Bargarh Gen
4 Attabira SC
5 Bhatli Gen
6  Brajarajnagar Gen
7  Jharsuguda Gen
8 Talsara ST
9 Sundargarh ST
10 Biramitrapur ST
11 Raghunathpali SC
12 Rourkela Gen
13 Rajgangpur ST
14  Bonai ST
15 Birmaharajpur SC
16 Sonepur Gen
17 Loisingha SC
18 Patnagarh Gen
19 Bolangir Gen
20 Titlagarh Gen
21 Kantabanji Gen
22 Baliguda ST
23 G. Udayagiri ST
24  Phulbani ST
25 Kantamal Gen
26 Boudh Gen
27 Daspalla SC
28 Bhanjanagar Gen
29 Polasara Gen
30 Kabisuryanagar Gen
31 Khalikote SC
32 Aska Gen
33 Surada Gen
34 Sanakhemundi Gen
35 Hinjili Gen
Constituencies which will go to polls in the third phase on April 23,2019 - 42
Sr.No Constituencies Category
1 Kuchinda ST
2 Rengali SC
3 Sambalpur Gen
4 Rairakhol Gen
5 Deogarh Gen
6 Telkoi ST
7 Ghasipura Gen
8 Anandapur SC
9 Patna ST
10  Keonjhar ST
11 Champua Gen
12 Karanjia ST
13 Dhenkanal Gen
14 Hindol SC
15 Kamakhyanagar Gen
16 Parjanga Gen
17 Pallahara Gen
18 Talcher Gen
19 Angul Gen
20 Chhendipada SC
21 Athamallik Gen
22 Baramba Gen
23 Banki Gen
24 Athagarh Gen
25 Barabati-Cuttack Gen
26  Choudwar-Cuttack Gen
27 Cuttack Sadar SC
28  Puri Gen
29 Brahmagiri Gen
30 Satyabadi Gen
31  Pipili Gen
32 Jayadev SC
33 Bhubaneswar Central (Madhya) Gen
34 Bhubaneswar North (Uttar) Gen
35 Ekamra Bhubaneshwar Gen
36 Jatani Gen
37 Begunia Gen
38 Khurda Gen
39 Chilika Gen
40 Ranpur Gen
41 Khandapada Gen
42 Nayagarh Gen
Constituencies which will go to polls in the fourth phase on April 29,2019 - 42
S.No. Constetuencies Category
1 Jashipur ST
2 Saraskana ST
3 Rairangpur ST
4 Bangriposi ST
5 Udala ST
6 Badasahi SC
7  Baripada ST
8 Morada Gen
9 Jaleswar Gen
10 Bhograi Gen
11 Basta Gen
12 Balasore Gen
13 Remuna SC
14 Nilgiri Gen
15 Soro SC
16 Simulia Gen
17 Bhandaripokhari Gen
18 Bhadrak Gen
19 Basudevpur Gen
20 Dhamnagar SC
21 Chandabali Gen
22 Binjharpur SC
23 Bari Gen
24 Barachana Gen
25 Dharmasala Gen
26 Jajpur Gen
27 Korei Gen
28 Sukinda Gen
29 Niali SC
30 Salipur Gen
31 Mahanga Gen
32 Patkura Gen
33 Kendrapara SC
34 Aul Gen
35 Rajanagar Gen
36 Mahakalapada Gen
37 Paradeep Gen
38 Tirtol SC
39 Balikuda-Erasama Gen
40 Jagatsinghpur Gen
41 Kakatpur SC
42  Nimapara Gen



2019 Sikkim Lok Sabha and Assembly Election in single phase on April 11,2019


Sikkim constituency is the only Lok Sabha constituency in the state of Sikkim in India. This place participated in its first general election in the year 1977 after joining the Union in 1975. Chatra Bahadur Chettri from Indian National Congress was elected as first member of parliament from this constituency

Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) has nominated Shri LatenTshering Sherpa, while the Indian National Congress has chosen Bharat Basnett of Congress to compete for  the  2019 LS Election

In the 2014 LS Election, Prem Das Rai of Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF) defeated Tek Nath Dhakal from Sikkim Krantikari Morcha(SKM).






The SDF candidate won the seat by a mjority of 41,742 votes where he secured a total of 1,63, 698 votes. Nar Bahadur Khatiwada from Bhartiya Janata Party(BJP) and Akar Dhoj Limbu from Indian National Congress(INC) also competed for this seat in previous Lok Sabha polls. The total turnout of voters were 3,08,967.

The Sikkim Assembly elections were held on April 12, 2014. The SDF again won the comfortable majority in Sikkim in the 2014 Assembly elections winning 22 seats out of the total 32 seats

 But the SKM became the major opposition party to challenge the SDF's supremacy in the state by winning the remaining 10 seats
 The party emerged as the prominent force in the state in 2014 with former chief minister Nar Bahadur Bhandari's unconditional support.







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