Election 2009 India

Watch Live Jharkhand Assembly Election 2009 result

2009-12-22T09:55:00.000-08:00

Jharkhand Assembly election 2009 results will available tomorrow 8 AM onwards. These results will clear which political party will make next in Jharkhand. People can get the help of few options available below to watch these election results live. People need broadband internet connection to watch these channels. Or visit Live results Jharkhand Assembly Election 2009

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Option 3 (DD News)
Option 4 (NDTV India)
Option 5 (Loksabha TV)

In Marathi

Watch IBN Lokmat

In English

Option 1 (CNN IBN)
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Watch Live Haryana, Maharashtra, Arunachal Assembly election 2009 result

2009-10-21T10:21:00.000-07:00

On 22^nd October, 2009 assembly election results for three states of Maharashtra, Haryana and Arunachal will be declared. Vote counting will start 8 AM onwards in morning and people can get the help of numbers of options available below to watch these results live on their computer screen. People need broadband internet connection to watch these news online.

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In Marathi

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In English

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Option 3 (Times Now)

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Get Live Chart Loksabha Election result

2009-05-15T05:55:00.000-07:00

By visiting the link available below, people can easily get live charts of partywise winning leading seats of Loksabha Election 2009 results. These winning leading partywise charts will be made available on this page 8 AM onwards tomorrow. These results and charts are made available by Election commission of India. People will be first required to select particular state to get latest partywise winning leading chart of Loksabha Election 2009 results.

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Get constituency wise Loksabha Election 2009 result

2009-05-15T05:48:00.000-07:00

By visiting the link available below, people can easily get constituency wise Loksabha Election 2009 results. These live results are made available by Election commission of India. Constituency wise results will be available on this site as soon as they are declared. People will be first required to select particular state and then respective constituency to get result of that constituency.

Get constituency wise Loksabha Election 2009 result

Get Live Trends Loksabha Election 2009 (Partywise)

2009-05-15T05:41:00.000-07:00

By visiting the link available below, people can easily get the live trends of Loksabha Election 2009 (partywise). These live trends are made available by Election commission of India. Trends will be available partywise and people will be first required to select particular state for which they want to see trends. Update of Live trends will starts from 8:00 AM onward tomorrow.

Live Trends Loksabha Election 2009 (partywise)

Get Live Trends Loksabha Election 2009 (statewise)

2009-05-15T05:38:00.000-07:00

By visiting the link available below, people can easily get the live trends of Loksabha Election 2009. These live trends are made available by Election commission of India. Trends will be available statewise and people will be first required to select particular state for which they want to see trends. Update of Live trends will starts from 8:00 AM onward tomorrow.

Live Trends Loksabha Election 2009 (statewise)

Watch Loksabha Election 2009 results Live (In Telugu)

2009-05-15T04:37:00.000-07:00

Below, I am providing few options to watch live results of Loksabha Election 2009 in Telugu Language. People can watch these results in Telugu language and from different channels. Live Loksabha Election 2009 results will be provided by all these channels and people can watch any of live coverage as per their convenience. However, it is important to have high speed broadband connection to watch these live channels.

Watch Loksabha Election result live in Telugu

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Watch Loksabha Election 2009 results Live (In English)

2009-05-15T04:29:00.001-07:00

Below, I am providing few options to watch live results of Loksabha Election 2009 in English Language. People can watch these results in English language and from different channels. Live Loksabha Election 2009 results will be provided by all these channels and people can watch any of live coverage as per their convenience. However, it is important to have high speed broadband connection to watch these live channels.

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Watch Loksabha Election 2009 results Live (In Hindi)

2009-05-14T23:45:00.000-07:00

Below, I am providing few options to watch live results of Loksabha Election 2009 in Hindi Language. People can watch these results in Hindi languageand from different channels. Live Loksabha Election 2009 results will be provided by all these channels and people can watch any of live coverage as per their convenience. However, it is important to have high speed broadband connection to watch these live channels.

Watch Loksabha Election result live in Hindi

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Option 4 (Live India)

Option 5 (NDTV India)

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Live Loksabha Election 2009 Results

2009-05-08T12:48:00.000-07:00

People who want to get live Loksabha Election results live then they can tune with this blog after 8 AM 16 May morning onward because this blog will provide minute by minute live results update of Loksabha Election 2009. Loksabha Election results will provide in the fastest manner possible from different channels.

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Live update available on 16 May 8 AM onwards.

Track your Polling Booth Loksabha Election 2009

2009-04-12T12:32:00.000-07:00

people can easily find their polling booth details for Loksabha Election 2009. This Gadget makes it very easy for people to find their polling booths and other information related to voters by just adding the name of person. This gadget also provides a help in finding present voting status of person. People can also get the help of advance search available in this search tool to make more defined searches. This service presently only works for six major cities of India i.e. Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata, Calcutta, Nagpur and Pune. This service is only available for reference only provided by Google and people are required to contact their respective polling officers to get complete information.

All about Political Parties of India

2009-04-12T12:30:00.001-07:00

India is biggest democracy of the world and within few days this democracy is going for biggest elections of world. Indian democracy is unique in numbers of ways and one of its unique things is presence of large numbers of political parties. We can divide Indian political parties in three different categories 1) National Parties 2) State Parties and 3) Registered Unrecognised Parties. Mainly, we see first two groups taking parties in Loksabha Election, however, time to registered unrecognised parties do put their candidate in Election as Independent candidates. People who want to learn about Indian political system or Indian political parties then they can download pdf file available below. This document provides a complete detail about political parties in India, their political symbols and their official addresses.

Political Parties of India (this document is available in pdf format)

Loksabha Election 2009 Candidate details

2009-04-12T12:28:00.000-07:00

People who want to get details of 2009 Loksabha Election all contesting candidates from all over India can visit the link provided below to get this information. This information is provided freely by Election commission of India and details are updated on site as soon they become available. It is very easy to use this service; first people are required to select their state then particular phase of election in which their constituency come. At last people are required to select constituency about which they want to get details. At present only details for first phase of election are available on this website. Future details will also become available as soon as candidates are finalised by district administration and updated to EC.

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Latest Loksabha Election 2009 Predictions (opinion polls)

2009-04-06T11:37:00.000-07:00

Finally, India is going to face its 15th Loksabha Election. These Loksabha Elections will start from April 16 and ends on 13 May. 2009 Loksabha Elections will be conducted in five phases for the smooth conduct of elections. Results of Loksabha elections will be declared on 16 May. Loksabha Elections are very important for India because they will decide about next government in centre. Presently, we are seeing straight fight between three political alliances UPA, NDA and Third front. BJP and Congress are two national level big parties in India and there are hundreds of other small and regional parties. Indian Loksabha Election becomes more important because of the presence of large numbers of political parties. In last few months many news papers and TV channels have also given their predictions and opinions polls. Most of these opinion polls are only predicting towards a hung parliament and slight edge from UPA. We will be only able to get actual picture of 15th Loksabha by 17 May, 2009, however, on the mean time people can find below latest predictions related to Loksabha Election 2009.


State      Totalseats Congress  BJP   Others

AP             42      22       0      14 (TDP) 3 (TRS) 3 Oths
Assam          14      3        4      5 (AJP)  2 Oths
Bihar          40      0        7      13 JD(U) 5 LJP 14 RJD 1 OTH
Chhattisgarh   11      2        9      0
Delhi          7       4        3      0
Gujarat        26      8        18
Goa            2       1        1
Haryana        10      3        2      4 (INL)
HP             4       1        3
J&K            6       1        1      3 (NC) 1 (PDP)
Jharkhand      14      5        7      2 Oths
Karnataka      28      9        16     3 JD(S)
Kerala         20      12       0      8 (Left)
Rajasthan      25      12       13
MP             29      6        23
Maharashtra    48      13       12     13 (SS) 10 (NCP)
North-East     11      4        0      2 (NCP) 5 (Oths)
Orissa         21       9       3      9 (BJD)
Punjab         13      3        3      7 (Akali Dal)
Tamilnadu      39      3        0      18 (AIDMK) 5 (PMK) 11 (DMK) 2 (MDMK)                  
 UP            80      9        21     24 (SP) 20 (BSP) 6 OTHs
Uttarakhand    5       2        3
UTs            6       3        0      3  Oths
West Bengal    42      8        0      22 (left)   12 (TC)

Disclaimer: These predictions are clearly based on data and information gathered by author from his resources. Author is not currently member of any political party in India. Author also tries to provide information in unbiased manner not favouring or disapproving any political party. People are advised to vote freely without getting influenced by these predictions.

Last Loksabha 2004 Election Results

2009-04-06T11:30:00.000-07:00

TS - Total Seats
Get below Last Loksabha 2004 Election Results.

Andhra Pradesh

Total Seats 42
Congress 29
TDP 5
TRS 5
Oth 3

Arunachal Pradesh

Total seats 2
BJP 2

Assam

Total seats 14
Congress 9
BJP 2
AJP 2
Ind/oth 1

Bihar

T S 37

RJD 19
BJP 5
JD(U) 5
LJNS 4
Oth 4

Chhattisgarh
T S 11

BJP 10
Congress 1

Delhi

T S 7

Congress 6
BJP 1

Goa

TS 2

Congress 2
BJP 2

Haryana

T S 10

Congress 9
BJP 1

Himachal Pradesh

T S 4

Congress 3
BJP 1

J&K

T S 2

Congress 2
NC 2
PDP 1
IND 1

Jharkhand

TS 14

Cong 6
JMM 4
RJD 2
Oth 2

Karnataka

TS 28

BJP 18
Congress 8
JD(S) 2

Kerala

TS 20

CPM 12
CPI 3
KEC 1
JD(S) 1
Oth 3

Madhya Pradesh

T S 29

BJP 25
Congress 4

Maharashtra

T S 42

Cong 13
BJP 13
NCP 9
Shiv Sena 12
RPI 1

Manipur

TS 2

Cong 1
Oth 1

Meghalaya

Total seats 2

Congress 1
AITC 1

Mizoram

T S 1

MNF 1

Nagaland

TS 1
NPF 1

Orissa

TS 21

BJD 11
BJP 7
Cong 2
JMM 1

Punjab

T S 13

Congress 2
Akali Dal 8
BJP 3

Rajasthan

T S 25

BJP 21
Congress 4

Sikkim

TS 1

SDF 1

Uttrakhand

T S 5

Congress 1
BJP 3
SP 1

Utter Pradesh

TS 80

SP 35
BJP 10
BSP 19
Congress 9
Oth 7

Tamil Nadu

TS 39

Congress 10
DMK 16
PMK 5
MDMK 4
CPM 2
CPI 2

Tripura

TS 1
CPM 2

West Bengal

TS 42

CPM 26
Cong 6
AIFB 3
RSP 3
CPI 3
AITC 1

UTs

TS 6

Adam Nicobar Cong
Chandigarh Cong
Daman and Diu Cong
DNP BNP
Lakshadweep JD(U)
Pondicherry PMK

Prediction/opinion poll Loksabha/Assembly Election 2009 Andhra Pradesh

2009-03-28T11:41:00.000-07:00

Assembly elections of Andhra Pradesh will take place simultaneously with Loksabha election 2009 on 16 April and 23 April in first and second phase respectively. There are total 294 assembly seats in Andhra Pradesh and any party is required to win more than 147 seats for making a new government in state. Present main fight in Andhra Pradesh is between Congress and TDP-TRS (Telugu Desam Party- The Telengana Rashtra Samiti) and Left parties combine.

Presently, Congress has government in state and it won last 2004 assembly election with TRS and Left parties. In 2004 election, Congress-TRS-Left Parties alliance got landslide victory by winning 226 seats (186 Congress, 26 TRS, 9 CPM, 6 CPI). However, later TRS and Left parties left this Congress lead alliance and now they are part of TDP lead alliance. Present chief minister in Andhra Pradesh is YS Rajasekhar Reddy, who have achieved good popularity for himself and his government.

Therefore, Congress is confident of winning these elections on the ground of good image of YSR Reddy. Lately, opposition parties in Andhra have started targeting CM Reddy for his corruption and his role in Satyam deal. However, still YSR Reddy government hold a good ground in Andhra Pradesh for running a smooth and trouble free government in AP. This time AP assembly elections have become more complex due to the entry of Praja Rajyam party launched by popular Telugu and Hindi film star Chiranjeevi.

Chiranjeevi’s political party has caused number of worries for both Congress and TDP alliance because of huge popularity of Chiranjeevi, while announcing name of his party, Chiranjeevi showed optimism that his party will play role of king maker in next assembly election by winning 30-60 seats. Though, many political analysts believe that Chiranjeevi’s party will cause more trouble to other parties than winning seats in state. Most of them are predicting 10-30 seats for his party because there are around 50-60 seats in AP where his party is likely to give good fight to other parties.

Chiranjeevi’s political party will only be in king maker position if it succeeds in winning 30 plus seats in AP. Similar case is also present with BJP, which won only 2 seats in last elections. This time also there are no good chances for BJP; however, BJP is likely to increase its seat number by winning 5-20 seats in AP. Presence of straight fight between four parties at large number of seats has made it very difficult to exactly predict outcome of 2009 AP assembly elections, however, most of political analysts believe that Congress is likely to retain government in AP, though, number of total seats can decrease from last time.

By summing up all the available data, the predictions for AP assembly can go in this way Congress 140-170 seats, TDP combine 90-120 seats, Praja Rajyam 10-20 seats, BJP 5-20 seats, others 20-40 seats. Therefore, Congress is likely to retain government in state despite losing it s 2004 allies.

Utter Pradesh Loksabha Election 2009 dates and constituencies

2009-03-28T11:33:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in five phases in Utter Pradesh on 16 April (first phase), 23 April (second phase), 30 April (third phase), 7 May (fourth phase) and 13 May (fifth phase). Due to large geographical area and sensitivity of state Loksabha elections will take place in five phases in Utter Pradesh. There are total 80 constituencies in Utter Pradesh out of which 16 constituencies will go to vote on 16 April in first phase, 17 constituencies on 23 April in second phase, 15 constituencies on 30 April in third phase, 18 constituencies will go to vote on 7 May in fourth phase and remaining14 in fifth phase on 13 May. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 16 April, 23 April, 30 April, 7 May and 13 May.

Utter Pradesh constituencies going to vote on 16 April

1) Azamgarh
2) Ballia
3) Bansgaon
4) Chandauli
5) Deoria
6) Ghazipur
7) Ghosi
8) Gorakhpur
9) Kushi Nagar
10) Lalganj
11) Maharajganj
12) Machhlishahr
13) Mirzapur
14) Robertsganj
15) Salempur
16) Varanasi

Utter Pradesh Constituencies going to vote on 23 April

1) Amethi
2) Allahabad
3) Ambedkar Nagar
4) Basti
5) Banda
6) Bhadohi
7) Domariyaganj
8) Faizabad
9) Gonda
10) Jaunpur
11) Kaiserganj
12) Kaushambi
13) Pratapgarh
14) Phulpur
15) Sant Kabir Nagar
16) Shrawasti
17) Sultanpur

Utter Pradesh Constituencies going to vote on 30 April

1) Akbarpur
2) Bahraich
3) Barabanki
4) Fatehpur
5) Hamirpur
6) Hardoi
7) Jalaun
8) Jhansi
9) Kanpur
10) Lucknow
11) Mohanlalganj
12) Misrikh
13) Rae bareli
14) Sitapur
15) Unnao

Utter Pradesh Constituencies going to vote on 7 May

1) Agra
2) Aligarh
3) Baghpat
4) Bulandshahr
5) Etah
6) Etawah
7) Fatehpur Sikri
8) Farrukhabad
9) Firozabad
10) Gautam Budhha Nagar
11) Ghaziabad
12) Hathras
13) Kannauj
14) Kairana
15) Mathura
16) Mainpuri
17) Meerut
18) Muzaffarnagar

Utter Pradesh constituencies going to vote on 13 May

1) Amroha
2) Aonla
3) Badaun
4) Bareilly
5) Bijnor
6) Dhaurahra
7) Kheri
8) Moradabad
9) Nagina
10) Pilibhit
11) Rampur
12) Sambhal
13) Shahjahanpur
14) Saharanpur

Bihar Loksabha Election 2009 dates and constituencies

2009-03-28T11:31:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in four phases in Bihar on 16 April (first phase), 23 April (second phase), 30 April (third phase) and 7 May (fourth phase). Due to large geographical area and sensitivity of state Loksabha elections will take place in four phases in Bihar. There are total 40 constituencies in Bihar out of which 13 constituencies will go to vote on 16 April in first phase 13 constituencies on 23 April in second phase, 11 constituencies on 30 April in third phase and remaining3 in fourth phase on 7 May. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 16 April, 23 April, 30 April and 7 May

Bihar constituencies going to vote on 16 April

1) Arrah
2) Aurangabad
3) Buxar
4) Gaya
5) Gopalganj
6) Jahanabad
7) Jamui
8) Karakat
9) Maharajganj
10) Nawada
11) Saran
12) Sasaram
13) Siwan

Bihar Constituencies going to vote on 23 April

1) Darbhanga
2) Hajipur
3) Jhanjharpur
4) Madhubani
5) Muzaffarpur
6) Paschim Champaran
7) Purvi Champaran
8) Samastipur
9) Sheohar
10) Sitamarhi
11) Ujiarpur
12) Vaishali
13) Valmiki Nagar

Bihar Constituencies going to vote on 30 April

1) Araria
2) Banka
3) Bhagalpur
4) Begusarai
5) Khagaria
6) Katihar
7) Kishanganj
8) Madhepura
9) Munger
10) Purnia
11) Supaul

Bihar Constituencies going to vote on 7 May

1) Nalanda
2) Patna Sahib
3) Pataliputra

Prediction/opinion poll for third front Loksabha Election 2009

2009-03-28T11:25:00.000-07:00

In last few days, we all have seen third front taking a solid shape. With this, third front has emerged as third contender for making government at centre. Earlier, also India has seen third front government at centre with the help of outside support from Congress. This time third front will have similar hopes because it is very unlikely that third front will be able to win absolute majority in Loksabha on their own.

Third front mainly comprise of parties like Communist parties, BSP, BJD, TDP, AIADMK etc. The main problem with third front is that it does not have solid support base in many states of India and most of these parties are just regional parties. Third front is likely to get 80 to 16o seats, thus huge variation is possible in the final seats of third front. In ideal estimate, it is likely to get 100-135 seats.

Therefore, third front will be highly dependent on outside support from other big parties. The good thing for third front is that it can see more opportunities after the announcements of Loksabha election results e.g. if Congress in UPA performs badly then other partners of UPA can go with third front and same case is also present with NDA. Therefore, we can even see more parties joining third front after the announcement of results.

Final fate of third front will totally depend on the final performance of two big parties of India Congress and BJP because if these parties failed in election then large numbers of small parties will gain on their defeat. Overall, we can saw that third front can hope for good results and support of more parties for making new government of third front at centre.

Jharkhand Loksabha Election 2009 and constituencies

2009-03-28T11:21:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in two phases in Jharkhand on 16 April (first phase) and 23 April (second phase). Jharkhand is one of the sensitive states in India affected by Naxalist problem, therefore, Loksabha elections will take place in two phases in Jharkhand. There are total 14 constituencies in Jharkhand out of which 6 constituencies will go to vote on 16 April in first phase and 8 constituencies on 23 April in second phase. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 16 April and 23 April.

Jharkhand constituencies going to vote on 16 April

1) Chatra
2) Hazaribagh
3) Khunti
4) Kodarma
5) Lohardaga
6) Palamau

Jharkhand Constituencies going to vote on 23 April

1) Dhanbad
2) Dumka
3) Giridih
4) Godda
5) Jamshedpur
6) Ranchi
7) Rajmahal
8) Singhbhum

People’s opinion poll and predictions Loksabha Election 2009

2009-03-21T11:39:00.000-07:00

We all know this fact that people of India will play very important role in making next government at centre. Therefore below people can find multiple options to register their online votes for generating opinion poll and predictions for Loksabha Election 2009. People will find multiple options for voting like who will win 2009 Loksabha election, which political party is best party according to you in India, who is your favourite candidate for Prime Minister post, which is main agenda of 2009 Loksabha election, are you satisfied with present government, will you vote or not? People can find number of such online polls on this vote. These polls are also simultaneously available on number of other blogs and websites.

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Orissa Loksabha 2009 election dates and constituencies

2009-03-21T11:28:00.001-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in two phases in Orissa on 16 April (first phase) and 23 April (second phase), with Loksabha Election voting for Orissa assembly will also take place. In last few years, Orissa has become very sensitive state due to communal violence; therefore, EC is conducting elections in Orissa in two phases. There are total 21constituencies in Orissa out of which 10 constituencies will go to vote on 16 April in first phase and 11 constituencies on 23 April in second phase. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 16 April and 23 April.

Orissa constituencies going to vote on 16 April

1) Aska
2) Bargarh
3) Berhampur
4) Bolangir
5) Kalahandi
6) Kandhamal
7) Koraput
8) Nabarangpur
9) Sambalpur
10) Sundargarh

Orissa Constituencies going to vote on 23 April

1) Balasore
2) Bhadrak
3) Bhubaneswar
4) Cuttack
5) Dhenkanal
6) Jajpur
7) Jagatsinghpur
8) Kendrapara
9) Keonjhar
10) Mayurbhanj
11) Puri

Madhya Pradesh Loksabha 2009 election dates and constituencies

2009-03-21T11:26:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in two phases in Madhya Pradesh on 23 April (second phase) and on 30 April (third phase). There are total 29 constituencies in Madhya Pradesh out of which 13 constituencies will go to vote on 23 April in second phase and 16 constituencies on 30 April in third phase. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 23 April and 30 April.

Madhya Pradesh constituencies going to vote on 23 April

1) Balaghat
2) Bhopal
3) Betul
4) Chhindwara
5) Hoshangabad
6) Jabalpur
7) Khajuraho
8) Mandla
9) Rewa
10) Satna
11) Shahdol
12) Sidhi
13) Vidisha

Madhya Pradesh Constituencies going to vote on 30 April

1) Bhind
2) Damoh
3) Dewas
4) Dhar
5) Guna
6) Gwalior
7) Indore
8) Khandwa
9) Khargone
10) Mandsour
11) Morena
12) Rajgarh
13) Ratlam
14) Sagar
15) Tikamgarh
16) Ujjain

Assam Loksabha 2009 election dates and constituencies

2009-03-21T11:25:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in two phases in Assam on 16 April (first phase) and on 23 April (second phase). Assam is considered as one of the sensitive states, therefore, EC decided to conduct elections in Assam in two phases. There are total 14 constituencies in Assam out of which 3 constituencies will go to vote on 16 April in first phase and 11 constituencies on 23 April in second phase. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 16 April and 23 April.

Assam constituencies going to vote on 16 April

1) Autonomous District
2) Karimganj
3) Silchar

Assam Constituencies going to vote on 23 April

1) Barpeta
2) Dhubri
3) Dibrugarh
4) Kokrajhar
5) Gauhati
6) Jorhat
7) Kaliabor
8) Mangaldoi
9) Nowgong
10) Tezpur
11) Lakhimpur

West Bengal Loksabha 2009 election dates and constituencies

2009-03-21T11:24:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in three phases in West Bengal on 30 April (third phase), 7 May (fourth phase) and 13 May (fifth Phase). West Bengal is considered as one of the sensitive states, therefore, EC decided to conduct elections in West Bengal in three phases. There are total 42 constituencies in West Bengal out of which 14 constituencies will go to vote on 30 April in third phase, 17 constituencies on 7 May in fourth phase while remaining 11 constituencies will go to vote on 13 May in fifth phase. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 30 April, 7 May and 13 May.

West Bengal constituencies going to vote on 30 April

1) Alipurduars
2) Balurghat
3) Bankura
4) Bishnupur
5) Coochbehar
6) Darjeeling
7) Ghatal
8) Jhargram
9) Jalpaiguri
10) Maldaha Uttar
11) Maldaha Dakshin
12) Medinipur
13) Purulia
14) Raiganj

West Bengal Constituencies going to vote on 7 May

1) Asansol
2) Arambag
3) Baharampur
4) Bardhaman Purba
5) Birbhum
6) Bolpur
7) Budhaman- Durgapur
8) Hooghly
9) Howrah
10) Jangipur
11) Kanthi
12) Krishnanagar
13) Murshidabad
14) Ranaghat
15) Sreerampur
16) Tamluk
17) Uluberia

West Bengal Constituencies going to vote on 13 May

1) Bangaon
2) Barrackpur
3) Barasat
4) Basirhat
5) Diamond Harbour
6) Dum Dum
7) Jaynagar
8) Jadavpur
9) Kolkata Dakshin
10) Kolkata Uttar
11) Mathurapur

Punjab Loksabha 2009 election dates and constituencies

2009-03-21T11:22:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in two phases in Punjab on 7 May (fourth phase) and 13 May (fifth Phase) unlike in single phase in previous elections. There are total 13 constituencies in Punjab out of which 4 constituencies will go to vote on 7 May in fourth phase while remaining 9 constituencies will go to vote on 13 May in fifth phase. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 7 May and 13 May. .

Punjab Constituencies going to vote on 7 May

1) Bathinda
2) Firozpur
3) Patiala
4) Sangrur

Punjab Constituencies going to vote on 13 May

1) Amritsar
2) Anandpur Sahib
3) Faridkot
4) Fatehgarh Sahib
5) Gurdaspur
6) Hoshiarpur
7) Jalandhar
8) Khadoor Sahib
9) Ludhiana

Karnataka Loksabha 2009 election dates and constituencies

2009-03-21T11:21:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in two phases in Andhra Pradesh on 23 April ( second phase) and 30 April (third Phase). There are total 28 constituencies in Karnataka out of which 17 constituencies will go to vote on 23 Aril in second phase while remaining 11 will go to vote on 30 April in third phase. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 23 April and 30 April.

Karnataka Constituencies going to vote on 23 April

1) Bangalore Rural
2) Bangalore North
3) Bangalore Central
4) Bangalore South
5) Belgaum
6) Bellary
7) Bidar
8) Bijapur
9) Chikkodi
10) Chitradurga
11) Chikkballapur
12) Gulbarga
13) Kolar
14) Koppal
15) Raichur
16) Tumkur
17) Uttara Kannada

Karnataka Constituencies going to vote on 30 April

1) Bagalkot
2) Chamarajanagar
3) Davanagere
4) Dakshina Kannada
5) Dharwad
6) Hassan
7) Haveri
8) Mandya
9) Mysore
10) Shimoga
11) Udupi Chikmagalur

Andhra Pradesh Loksabha 2009 election dates and constituencies

2009-03-21T11:17:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in two phases in Andhra Pradesh on 16 April (1st phase) and 23 April (2nd Phase). There are total 42 constituencies in Andra Pradesh out of which 22 constituencies will go to vote on 16 Aril and remaining 20 will go to vote on 23 April. With Loksabha Elections election for state assembly will also take place simultaneously. Below people can find the name of constituentices which will poll on 16 April and 23 April.

Andhra Pradesh Constituencies going to vote on 16 April

1) Adilabad
2) Anakapalle
3) Araku
4) Bhongir
5) Chevella
6) Hyderabad
7) Karimnagar
8) Khammam
9) Mahabubabad
10) Mahbubnagar
11) Malkajgiri
12) Medak
13) Nalgonda
14) Nagarkurnool
15) Nizamabad
16) Peddapalle
17) Secunderabad
18) Srikakulam
19) Visakhapatnam
20) Vizianagaram
21) Warangal
22) Zahirabad

Andhra Pradesh Constituencies going to vote on 23 April

1) Amalapuram
2) Anantapur
3) Bapatla
4) Chittoor
5) Eluru
6) Guntur
7) Hindupur
8) Kadapa
9) Kakinada
10) Kurnool
11) Machilipatnam
12) Nandyal
13) Narasaraopet
14) Nellore
15) Narsapuram
16) Ongole
17) Rajahmundry
18) Rajampet
19) Vijayawada
20) Tirupati

Loksabha Jharkhand Constituencies and Election Dates

2009-03-11T05:22:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election statewise dates and Phase information

2009-03-11T05:18:00.000-07:00

Below, people can find detailed information about Loksabha election 2009. Loksabha (Parliamentary) elections will take place in 5 phases between 16 April and 13 May 2009. Results of all these phases will be declared on 16 May.

P1- Phase 1 16 April
P2- Phase 2 23 April
P3- Phase 3 30 April
P4- Phase 4 7 May
P5- Phase 5 13 May


STATES/ UTs        Const. PHASES P1  P2  P3  P4   P5
Andhra Pradesh     42      2     22  20  0    0    0
Arunachal Pradesh  2       1     2   0   0    0    0
Assam              14      2     3   11  0    0    0
Bihar              40      4     13  13  11   3    0
Goa                2       1     0   2   0    0    0
Gujarat            26      1     0   0   26   0    0
Haryana            10      1     0   0   0    10   0
Himachal Pradesh   4       1     0   0   0    0    4
Jammu & Kashmir    6       5     1   1   1    1    2
Karnataka          28      2     0   17  11   0    0
Kerala             20      1     20  0   0    0    0
Madhya Pradesh     29      2     0   13  16   0    0 
Maharashtra        48      3     13  25  10   0    0 
Manipur†           2       2     1   1   0    0    0
Meghalaya          2       1     2   0   0    0    0
Mizoram            1       1     1   0   0    0    0
Nagaland           1       1     1   0   0    0    0
Orissa             21      2     10  11  0    0    0
Punjab             13      2     0   0   0    4    9
Rajasthan          25      1     0   0   0    25   0
Sikkim             1       1     0   0   1    0    0
Tamil Nadu         39      1     0   0   0    0   39
Tripura            2       1     0   2   0    0    0
Uttar Pradesh      80      5     16  17  15   18  14
West Bengal        42      3     0   0   14   17  11
Chhattisgarh       11      1     11  0   0    0    0
Jharkhand          14      2     6   8   0    0    0
Uttarakhand        5       1     0   0   0    0    5
And. & Nic.Islands 1       1     1   0   0    0    0
Chandigarh         1       1     0   0   0    0    1
Dad. & Nag. Haveli 1       1     0   0   1    0    0
Daman & Diu        1       1     0   0   1    0    0
NCT of Delhi       7       1     0   0   0    7    0
Lakshadweep        1       1     1   0   0    0    0
Puducherry         1       1     0   0   0    0    1

Total Const.      543           124  141 107  85  86

Maharashtra Name of Loksabha constituencies and Election Dates

2009-03-11T04:40:00.000-07:00

Loksabha Election 2009 will take place in three phases in Maharashtra on 16 April (first phase), 23 April (second phase) and 30 April (third phase). Due to large geographical area and sensitivity of state Loksabha elections will take place in three phases in Maharashtra. There are total 48 constituencies in Maharashtra out of which 13 constituencies will go to vote on 16 April in first phase 25 constituencies on 23 April in second phase and remaining10 in third phase on 30 April. Below people can find the name of constituencies which will poll on 16 April, 23 April and 30 April.

Maharashtra constituencies going to vote on 16 April

1) Akola
2) Amravati
3) Bhandara- Gondiya
4) Buldhana
5) Chandrapur
6) Gadchiroli-Chimur
7) Hingoli
8) Nagpur
9) Nanded
10) Parbhani
11) Ramtek
12) Wardha
13) Yavatmal-Washim

Maharashtra Constituencies going to vote on 23 April

1) Ahmednagar
2) Aurangabad
3) Baramati
4) Beed
5) Dhule
6) Dindori
7) Hatkanangle
8) Jalna
9) Jalgaon
10) Kolhapur
11) Latur
12) Madha
13) Maval
14) Nandurbar
15) Nashik
16) Osmanabad
17) Pune
18) Ratnagiri - Sindhudurg
19) Raigad
20) Raver
21) Sangli
22) Satara
23) Shirur
24) Shirdi
25) Solapur

Maharashtra Constituencies going to vote on 30 April

1) Bhiwandi
2) Kalyan
3) Mumbai North
4) Mumbai North Central
5) Mumbai North East
6) Mumbai North West
7) Mumbai South
8) Mumbai South Central
9) Palghar
10) Thane

Report on Criminalisation of politics in Bihar

2009-03-11T04:39:00.001-07:00

Below, people can watch report on the criminalisation of Bihar Politics. It is really a sad situation for Indian politics that numbers of politicians with criminal back ground have increased largely over the time and states like Bihar are toping in this list. It is important for people of India to defeat these kind of politicians in coming elections and give a right single to them.

Prediction Punjab Loksabha Election 2009

2009-03-11T04:25:00.000-07:00

ere are total 13 Loksabha seats in Punjab for which elections will take place in fourth and fifth phase on 7 May and 13 May respectively. In fourth phase, voting for 4 Loksabha seats will take place while voting for remaining 9 seats will take place in fifth phase. In last 2004 Lok Sabha election, Shiromani Akali Dal-BJP alliance won 11 seats out of total 13 seats (SAD 8, BJP 3), whereas Congress was only able to win just two seats.

In these elections, SAD-BJP alliance got 44% votes as compared to 34% votes got by Congress. However, in 2007 assembly election Congress improved its vote share and seats, where SAD failed in making government in Punjab at its own. In last two years, SAD lead government has done number of things to improve their image in state and repeat history of 2004 elections. SAD-BJP alliance started their poll campaign six months before announcement of Loksabha elections by announcing candidates and publishing full page advertisements.

Despite all these, preparations SAD-BJP alliance may not succeed in repeating success story of 2004, as SAD-BJP alliance is likely to get between 7 to 9 seats with SAD getting 5-7 and BJP 2 whereas Congress is likely to win 4-6 seats. At present, Congress is not very strong in state and it is also likely that it will get fewer votes than 2007 assembly elections. BSP can also make surprise entry from Punjab by winning 1-2 seats. However, final exact position will be available in front of us on 16 May.

Will UPA win Lok Sabha Election 2009? (opinion poll)

2009-03-11T04:22:00.000-07:00

lowly, we are entering in to the final phase of Loksabha election 2009. These elections will be held in five phases between April 16 and May 13. Counting for votes for all these phases will take place on May 16. In these elections, we can see main fight between two political alliances UPA and NDA. UPA is lead by Congress and NDA is lead by BJP. Presently, UPA lead government is present in India with outside support of Samajwadi Party.

Both these alliances are making numbers of claims of making government at centre every day. However, we all know that it will not be easy for any one of them to make new government. At present, UPA alliance looks closer to make government at centre than NDA or third front. As per the latest estimates and predictions, UPA is likely to get seats between 210 and 235. With these numbers, UPA can easily think about making a government at centre with the support of parties like SP, BSP or left.

UPA has recently made new alliance in West Bengal with Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress which will increase final telly of UPA by 15-20 seats. UPA is also likely to gain from split between BJP and BJD in Orissa. Whereas NDA is likely to get seats between 170 and 190, which will no way help NDA in making new government at centre? The other reason which increases chances of UPA to make new government is that more numbers of regional parties are open to UPA than to NDA.

However, exact position will be available in front of us on counting day because few seats here and there can change fate of both alliances. There are at least 100-120 seats in Loksabha which can go either way. Therefore, final option available in front of us will be to wait for final results.

Political report Kerala Loksabha Election2009

2009-03-03T13:54:00.000-08:00

Below, people can video report created by leading news agency ANI about increased political activities in Kerala as Loksabha Eelction 2009 are coming very near. All political parties in Kerala want to win maximum number of Loksabha seats in Kerala. Therefore, most of parties have started their polls campaigns aggressively in Kerala.

Loksabha Election 2009 dates and video report

2009-03-03T13:48:00.000-08:00

Below, people can find report from leading media news agencies in India ANI about announcement of dates for forthcoming Loksabha Elections. Loksabha Elections will be held in five phases between April 16 and May 13. Counting of votes for all Loksabha seats will take place on May 16.

Dates of Loksabha Election 2009

2009-03-03T13:43:00.000-08:00

Loksabha Elections will take place in five phases between April 16 and May 13. Vote counting for all phases will take place on May 16. Therefore, by evening of May 16 people of India will learn about new government. EC has also decided to conduct assembly elections for three states Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Sikkim with Loksabha Elections simultaneously. India is a biggest democracy in world; therefore, eyes of whole world will be on India during these elections. According to EC 714 million electorates will take part in these elections. EC also said that it will be using 1.36 million electronic voting machines (EVMs) to conduct these elections. It is definitely a big task to conduct free and fair elections at such a large scale. With these announcements now code of conduct has come into place, therefore, all political parties and government have come under certain restrictions.

Detail of Polling Date wise

April 16 (No seats 124) Andhra Pradesh, Assam, J&K, Utter Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Manipur, Orissa, Jharkhand, Mizoram, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Chhattisgarh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep

April 23 (No of Seats 141) Andhra Pradesh, Assam, J&K, Utter Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Orissa, Jharkhand, Goa and Tripura

April 30 (No of seats 107) J&K, Utter Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Sikkim, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Karnataka, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, and Daman & Diu

May 7 (No, of seats 85) Bihar, Punjab, West Bengal, Haryana, Rajasthan and Delhi

May 13 (No off seats 86) Punjab, Himachal Pradesh (HP), Uttarakand, Chandigarh, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and West Bengal

Due to sensitivity in J&K and large size of UP, EC has decided to conduct election in these states spread over all five phases.

Loksabha Election 2009

2009-01-10T04:35:00.000-08:00

On this blog, people can get all required information related to next Loksabha/Parliament elections in India. After every five years, Loksabha/Parliament elections take place in India for selecting new government in India. Here we will do our best to provide all required information to you on time.