Vote percentage of parties in last elections..!?
Elections to the rajasthan Legislative assembly will be held in a single phase on november 25. elections to the 200-member rajasthan state assembly will be held in a single phase on november 25. There is a two-sided contest between the bjp and the congress in the state. At this stage, let's look at the political situation of the state.
** Total Blocks – 200
** To win - 101
** Polling Day – november 25 in one phase
** Result Notification – 3rd December
** Total Candidates – 1,875. Out of this 1,692 are male candidates. 183 are female candidates.
** Eligible voters - 5.25 crore (2.73 crore males, 2.51 crore females, 604 third genders)
** Major parties - bjp, Congress
Congress party won the 2018 elections in rajasthan state and ashok Khelat took over as Chief Minister. Since 1998, bjp and congress have alternately won in the state. There is no history of the same party winning the second time in this state.
Succession status of the parties
2003 electionBJP - 120Congress - 56Bahujan Samaj - 2Other parties - 22
2008 electionBJP – 78Congress - 96Bahujan Samaj - 6Other parties - 20
Full details of madhya pradesh elections: Vote percentage of parties in previous elections!
2013 electionBJP - 163Congress – 21Bahujan Samaj - 3Other parties - 13
2018 electionBJP - 73Congress - 100Bahujan Samaj - 6Other parties - 21
Vote percentage of parties
2003 electionBJP - 39.2 percentCongress - 35.7 percentBahujan Samaj – 4 percentOther parties - 21.1 percent
2008 electionBJP - 34.3 percentCongress - 36.8 percentBahujan Samaj - 7.6 percentOther parties - 21.3 percent
2013 electionBJP - 45.2 percentCongress - 33.1 percentBahujan Samaj - 3.4 percentOther parties - 18.4 percent
2018 electionBJP - 38.8 percentCongress - 39.3 percentBahujan Samaj – 4 percentOther parties - 17.9 percent
Rajasthan State Caste/Religion Profile
Rajasthan has 89 percent Hindus, 9 percent Muslims, and 2 percent other religions. Scheduled Castes (SC) make up 18 percent of the population, scheduled tribes (ST) 13 percent, Jats 12 percent, Gujjars and Rajputs 9 percent each, Brahmins and Minas 7 percent each.
Congress has given opportunity to 72 people from OBC community and bjp to 70 people. congress has given opportunity to 44 people from upper caste community and bjp to 63 people. Of the 72 OBCs that the congress has offered, 34 are Jats and 11 are Gujjars. Sachin Bailar belongs to Gujjar community.
Muslims constitute more than 9 percent of the state's population. congress has fielded 15 Muslims, bjp has given no chance to Muslims.
There are 34 reserve constituencies in the state of Rajasthan. Apart from that, in one more constituency, the congress party, S.C. The candidate has been suspended. In the last election, 33 seats were reserved for the sc community and 25 for the tribals. In this, bjp won 11 seats and congress won 19 seats. Out of 25 st constituencies, congress won 12 and bjp won 9.
** Total Blocks – 200
** To win - 101
** Polling Day – november 25 in one phase
** Result Notification – 3rd December
** Total Candidates – 1,875. Out of this 1,692 are male candidates. 183 are female candidates.
** Eligible voters - 5.25 crore (2.73 crore males, 2.51 crore females, 604 third genders)
** Major parties - bjp, Congress
Congress party won the 2018 elections in rajasthan state and ashok Khelat took over as Chief Minister. Since 1998, bjp and congress have alternately won in the state. There is no history of the same party winning the second time in this state.
Succession status of the parties
2003 electionBJP - 120Congress - 56Bahujan Samaj - 2Other parties - 22
2008 electionBJP – 78Congress - 96Bahujan Samaj - 6Other parties - 20
Full details of madhya pradesh elections: Vote percentage of parties in previous elections!
2013 electionBJP - 163Congress – 21Bahujan Samaj - 3Other parties - 13
2018 electionBJP - 73Congress - 100Bahujan Samaj - 6Other parties - 21
Vote percentage of parties
2003 electionBJP - 39.2 percentCongress - 35.7 percentBahujan Samaj – 4 percentOther parties - 21.1 percent
2008 electionBJP - 34.3 percentCongress - 36.8 percentBahujan Samaj - 7.6 percentOther parties - 21.3 percent
2013 electionBJP - 45.2 percentCongress - 33.1 percentBahujan Samaj - 3.4 percentOther parties - 18.4 percent
2018 electionBJP - 38.8 percentCongress - 39.3 percentBahujan Samaj – 4 percentOther parties - 17.9 percent
Rajasthan State Caste/Religion Profile
Rajasthan has 89 percent Hindus, 9 percent Muslims, and 2 percent other religions. Scheduled Castes (SC) make up 18 percent of the population, scheduled tribes (ST) 13 percent, Jats 12 percent, Gujjars and Rajputs 9 percent each, Brahmins and Minas 7 percent each.
Congress has given opportunity to 72 people from OBC community and bjp to 70 people. congress has given opportunity to 44 people from upper caste community and bjp to 63 people. Of the 72 OBCs that the congress has offered, 34 are Jats and 11 are Gujjars. Sachin Bailar belongs to Gujjar community.
Muslims constitute more than 9 percent of the state's population. congress has fielded 15 Muslims, bjp has given no chance to Muslims.
There are 34 reserve constituencies in the state of Rajasthan. Apart from that, in one more constituency, the congress party, S.C. The candidate has been suspended. In the last election, 33 seats were reserved for the sc community and 25 for the tribals. In this, bjp won 11 seats and congress won 19 seats. Out of 25 st constituencies, congress won 12 and bjp won 9.