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02:00 PM | Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje wins Jhalrapatan constituency for the fourth time in succession.
01:20 PM | Zahida Khan(Congress) wins Kama seat
12:40 PM | Prashant Bairwa(Congress) wins Niwai seat by more than 32000 votes!
12:15 PM | ECI UPDATE (leading)
BJP: 75
INC: 97
Independent: 12
Others: 9
11:30 AM | ECI UPDATE (leading)
BJP: 75
INC: 87
Independent: 12
Others: 10
10:55 AM | Congress drops lead, now ahead at 91 seats to BJP’s 71
10:50 AM | Vasundhara Raje leads in Jhalrapatan by 8000+ votes
10:40 AM | Current Elections result trend INC+ 100, BJP 76, Others 21
10:10 AM | Congress extends the lead further, heads ahead BJP in early trends by 96-68!
9:46 AM | Congress currently are leading on 82 seats, while Bhartiya Janata Party leads on 63.
9:42 AM | Congress candidate Girija Vyas leads from Udaipur seat against State home minister, Gulabchand Katariya.
9:40 AM | Senior Congress leader Ashok Gehlot leads from Sardarpura seat.
Congress party is hoping to make a comeback as Rajasthan over the last 4 elections chosen to vote out the incumbent government. The vote counting for the election will take place on December 11.
BJP and Congress are directly head-on in almost 125 seats while in other 70 odd seats they would have to fight against party rebels and Bahujan Samaj Party.
Currently, the BJP has 160 seats in the house whereas the Congress seats on 25.
Vasundhara Raje is contesting against Manvendra Singh, son of BJP veteran Jaswant Singh for the Jhalrapatan constituency.
Congress leader Sachin Pilot will tussle with BJP candidate Yoonus Khan for the Tonk constituency.
Rajasthan has been a swing state since the BJP won for the second time in a row under the Chief Ministership of Bhairon Singh Shekhawat in 1993. Since then, the two parties of Congress and BJP are alternatively being elected by the state.
