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Bihar voted in two phases this time, and the Bihar Election Result 2025 will be announced today, November 14. The Election Commission of India began counting the votes from 8 am. The results will be shared after the full counting is finished, but the first trends have already started to show.
The Bihar Election Results 2025 will be released seat-wise and constituency-wise on the official EC portal. Voters can check the full list of winners once the Election Commission updates the final results.
Party spokesperson Pavan K Varma announced on Friday the initiation of a ‘serious review’ following the poor results against the dominant NDA.
While the Election Commission has yet to release official trends, the NDA’s lead has been a consistent theme across channels like CNN-News18, NDTV, and Zee News, with varying numbers placing them ahead in a range of seats.
Both the NDA and the Mahagathbandhan say that it is them who have won the hearts of the people.
Patna, however, was the only district in the state to have recorded more turnout of men than women. A total of 57.88 per cent of the women exercised their franchise while 60.05 per cent of the men voted in the polls.
Most exit‐poll surveys for 2025 pointed to a comfortable victory for the ruling coalition, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar.
People’s Pulse exit poll predicts NDA may win 145-160 seats in Bihar 2025 elections, showing strong support for BJP-JD(U) alliance as counting begins on November 14.
Exit poll predicts NDA may win 10-12 seats and Mahagathbandhan 8-10 in Seemanchal’s 24 constituencies by showing a close fight ahead of Bihar Assembly Election results on November 14.
In the first phase, turnout soared to approximately 64.66%, the highest ever recorded for the state in an assembly election.
Bihar will vote in the final phase of the 2025 Assembly Elections on November 11, with over 3.7 crore voters choosing among 1,302 candidates across 122 constituencies under tight security.
To facilitate polling logistics and for the safety of voters, schools and colleges are declared closed.
As campaigning ends for Bihar Election 2025 Phase 2, over 1,300 candidates across 122 constituencies prepare for polling on November 11, with 3.7 crore voters set to decide their fate.
The Legislative Assembly elections of Bihar 2025 are scheduled to take place on 6th and 11th November 2025 in two phases.
The Legislative Assembly elections of Bihar 2025 are scheduled to take place on 6th and 11th November 2025 in two phases.
The Legislative Assembly elections of Bihar 2025 are scheduled to take place on 6th and 11th November 2025 in two phases.
The Legislative Assembly elections of Bihar 2025 are scheduled to take place on 6th and 11th November 2025 in two phases.
The Legislative Assembly elections of Bihar 2025 are scheduled to take place on 6th and 11th November 2025 in two phases.
The Legislative Assembly elections of Bihar 2025 are scheduled to take place on 6th and 11th November 2025 in two phases.
The Legislative Assembly elections of Bihar 2025 are scheduled to take place on 6th and 11th November 2025 in two phases.
The Legislative Assembly elections of Bihar 2025 are scheduled to take place on 6th and 11th November 2025 in two phases.
This area is mostly made up of villages and it has a large population of Scheduled Castes which is the reason that the seat is reserved for SC candidates.
Bagi Kumar Verma of RJD won the last assembly election by defeating Satyadeo Singh of JD(U).
The incident reportedly involved the candidate misbehaving with a security officer who was assisting an elderly voter at her polling booth, according to Danapur-2 SDPO Amrendra Kumar Jha.
Begusarai district recorded the highest polling percentage so far at 30.37, followed by Lakhisarai (30.32) and Gopalganj (30.04).
