The Big Losers and Winners in High-Stakes Assembly Polls 2017
Live updates of Assembly Elections 2017 results from Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur.
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The Modi 'tsunami' in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand secured landslide victories for the Bharatiya Janata Party. The Congress achieved a similar feat in Punjab – as well as emerged as the single largest party in Goa and Manipur, throwing up a hung Assembly.
Here’s everything you need to know about who lost and who won in the five state Assembly elections 2017.
Modi Wave Sweeps UP
Big Win for Congress In Punjab
A BJP Win for Uttarakhand
Hung Assembly in Goa
Congress, BJP Claim Victory in Manipur
Akhilesh Yadav Resigns as UP CM
BJP's Pankaj Singh Wins from Noida
After Defeat, Rahul Gandhi Congratulates Modi
SP Leader Azam Khan Retains His Seat
Aparna Yadav Loses From Lucknow Cantt
BSP's Mukhtar Ansari Wins From Mau
Congress' Navjot Singh Sidhu Wins
Uttarakhand BJP's President Ajay Bhatt Loses
After Losing, Irom Sharmila Says Won't Contest Elections Ever Again
Harish Rawat Resigns as Uttarakhand CM
Sukhbir Singh Badal Beats AAP's Bhagwant Mann
BJP Has 80% Seats in Uttarakhand
Congress' Pargat Singh Wins in Punjab
Party-Wise Vote Share in UP
PM Modi Congratulates Amarinder Singh
Mayawati Alleges Foul Play
'This Is a Win of PM's Leadership', Says Smriti Irani
Former CM Kamat Retains His Seat in Margao
Parkash Singh Badal Wins With 66,375 Seats
Three More Results Declared in Goa
First Party in 37 Years and Third Party Ever, to Win 300+ Majority
Corruption-Less Govt Should Win: Amit Shah
A Lead of 55 Seats for BJP
Victory For AAP's Phoolka in Dakha
Congress Secures Key Seat in Bishnupur
'AAP Was Like a Summer Storm Which Came and Went'
Harish Rawat Loses Kichha by 100 Votes
Amarinder Singh Wins in Patiala
NCP's Alemao Beats AAP Candidate in Goa
Monserrate Wins From Taleigao
Irom Gets Only 90 Votes
Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on UP
AAP's Phoolka Leads in Dakha
BJP Comments on Congress in UP
Congress Says Vote Bank Politics Won in UP
BJP Beats MGP in Dabolim
Harish Rawat Loses Haridwar Rural, Leads in Kicha
Nation Stands With PM Modi: Piyush Goyal
Harish Rawat Trailing in Haridwar Rural
Badal Jr Leads in Jalalbad
Bhagwant Mann Trailing in Jalalabad
Elvis Gomes Falls To Third Place in Cuncolim
BJP Leading in 4 out of 5 Seats in Varanasi
Congress's Sidhu in First Spot
Manpreet Singh Badal Also Leading From the Bhatinda (urban) Seat
Ex DGP Yumnam Joykumar Leading in Uripok
BJP Ahead in 48 Constituencies
Mukhtar Ansari Leading in Mau
Manpreet Singh Ahead of AAP's HS Phoolka
Deputy CM Francis D'Souza leading in Mapusa
Pankaj Singh Leading in Noida
Congress Leaders on Rahul and Congress' Performance
CM Ibobi Singh Wins From Thoubal Constituency
Jitin Prasada Leading in Tilhar
Former CM Vijay Bahuguna's Son Leading in Sitarganj
CNN-News18 Calls Poll in Favour of Congress
BSP's Ram Achal Rajbhar Leading in Akbarpur
AAP Trailing in Goa
CM Harish Rawat Trails in His Own Constituency in Kichha
CM Ibobi Singh Leads With 4698 Votes in Thoubal
CNN-News18 Calls UP Elections at 9:27 am
Shivpal Yadav Leading in Jaswantnagar
Congress' Amarinder Singh Leads in Patiala
CNN-News18 Calls the Elections for BJP
BJP Trailing in Goa
SAD Veteran Parkash Badal Leads in Lambi
Azam Khan Leading in Rampur
Aparna Yadav Trailing from Lucknow Cantt
Abdullah Azam Khan Trailing in Suar
BJP Leads in Uttarakhand
BJP's Lead in UP
- Counting of votes begins at 8 am on Saturday in 157 centres across the five states
- Stakes in Uttar Pradesh are high not only for the BJP, but also for the SP-Congress alliance
- The Congress is also eyeing power in Punjab and Goa, and hopes to retain Uttarakhand and Manipur
- The AAP is hoping to form governments in Goa and Punjab – which would mark its first electoral success outside Delhi
Who Will Win and Who Will Lose?
The stage is set for counting of votes on Saturday to wrap up a staggered poll process in five states – the biggest electoral contest ahead of the 2019 general elections – in what is largely seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s demonetisation move.
According to the Election Commission of India, the early trends will start pouring in from 8 am for all the five states – Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Manipur and Goa – where thousands of central forces have been deployed at vote counting centres.
Here’s a quick recap of how each of the five states performed in the exit polls on Thursday.
Exit Polls for Uttar Pradesh
Exit polls by most news channel on Thursday had predicted a hung assembly in the key Hindi heartland state of Uttar Pradesh where BJP would emerge as the single largest party, winning anywhere between 164 and 210 of the 403 seats.
Exit Polls for Punjab
Exit Polls for Goa
The saffron party, though likely to lead the table in Goa, was projected to fall short of a majority in the coastal state.
Exit Polls for Uttarakhand
Exit Polls for Manipur
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