Nadbai Assembly Election Results 2023 Highlights: BJP's Jagat Singh wins Nadbai with 101497 votes

Counting of votes in Nadbai has come to an end. Jagat Singh of BJP has won the Nadbai seat, having polled 101497 votes.

BJP candidate Jagat Singh is now in the lead. Jagat Singh has overtaken INC candidate Joginder Singh Awana S/o Girwar Singh in Nadbai and currently has a lead of 15072 votes over the latter.

BJP candidate Jagat Singh currently ahead of INC candidate Joginder Singh Awana S/o Girwar Singh as counting continues in Nadbai.

Who is going to win Nadbai? Current counting trends favour Jagat Singh of BJP. Jagat Singh has polled 101497 votes so far and is currently leading over Joginder Singh Awana S/o Girwar Singh of INC,who has polled 86425 votes.

BJP candidate Jagat Singh currently ahead of INC candidate Joginder Singh Awana S/o Girwar Singh as counting continues in Nadbai.

Who is going to win Nadbai? Current counting trends favour Jagat Singh of BJP. Jagat Singh has polled 75973 votes so far and is currently leading over Joginder Singh Awana S/o Girwar Singh of INC,who has polled 58373 votes.

BJP candidate Jagat Singh currently ahead of SP candidate Samay Singh as counting continues in Nadbai.

As the counting for the assembly elections in five states is about to begin, let's take a look at what happened in the previous elections.In Rajasthan, INC emerged as the winner, securing 100 seats. BJP secured the second position with 73 seats. To know what unfolds in this year's elections, stay tuned with indiatoday.in.

The exit polls from the assembly elections held in five states indicate that in three out of five states, the voters are not in a mood to see any change in the ruling government. According to the India Today Axis My India Exit Poll, Congress is leading in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh, while the BJP could make a strong comeback in Madhya Pradesh. In Telangana, BRS could secure 34-44 seats, while Congress could get 63-73 seats. Meanwhile, in Mizoram, the ruling MNF party is appearing get 3-7 seats, and the new party ZPM could secure a significant lead with 28-35 seats.

Following the polling day, the votes are recorded in the EVM machines, which are stored in a designated room. On the counting day, these EVMs are retrieved, and the vote-counting process starts. Initially, the counting of postal ballots takes place at the counting center. Subsequently, the counting from the EVMs begins after a short interval.

As we get set for counting in the state of Rajasthan here's a look at what had happened in the last cycle of elections: CONG had won 100 seats of the Rajasthan's total 200 seats. BJP had come in second place winning 73 seats. Will the polls this time around throw up something similar or will the Rajasthan see a change in its political landscape? Stay tuned with us as we bring you the latest from this assembly election.