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BIHAR ASSEMBLY ELECTION RESULTS LIVE - CONSTITUENCY WISE

Constituency NameParty NameCandidate NameStatusMargin

Agiaon  CPIMLManoj ManzilWon48550Alamnagar  JDUNarendra Narayan
YadavWon28680Alauli  RJDRamvriksh SadaWon2773Alinagar  VIPMishri Lal
YadavWon3101Amarpur Banka  JDUJayant RajWon3114Amnour  BJPKrishan Kumar
MantooWon3681Bhorey  RJDSunil KumarWon462Amour  AIMIMAKHTARUL
IMANWon52515Araria  INCAbidur RahmanWon47936Arrah  BJPAmrendra Pratap
SinghWon3002Arwal  CPIMLMaha Nand SinghWon19950Asthawan  JDUJitendra
KumarWon11600Bathnaha  RJDAnil KumarWon46818Tikari  RJDAnil
KumarWon2630Atri  RJDAjay YadavWon7931Aurai  BJPRam Surat
KumarWon47866Aurangabad  INCAnand Shankar SinghWon2243Babubarhi  JDUMina
KumariWon11488Bachhwara  BJPSurendra MehataWon484Bagaha  BJPRam
SinghWon30020Bahadurganj  AIMIMMOHAMMAD ANZAR
NAYEEMIWon45215Bahadurpur  JDUMadan SahniWon2629Baikunthpur  RJDPrem Shankar
PrasadWon11113Baisi  AIMIMSYED RUKNUDDIN AHMADWon16373Bajpatti  RJDMukesh Kumar
YadavWon2704Bakhri  CPISURYAKANT PASWANWon777Bakhtiarpur  RJDAniruddh
KumarWon20672Balrampur  CPIMLMahboob AlamWon53597Baniapur  RJDKedar Nath
SinghWon27789Banka  BJPRam Narayan MandalWon16828Bankipur  BJPNitin
NabinWon39036Banmankhi  BJPKrishna Kumar RishiWon27743Barari  JDUBijay
SinghWon10438Barauli  BJPRampravesh RaiWon14155Barbigha  JDUSudarshan
KumarWon113Barh  BJPGyanendra Kumar SinghWon10240Barhara  BJPRaghvendra Pratap
SinghWon6818Barharia  RJDBachcha PandeyWon3559Baruraj  BJPArun Kumar
SinghWon43654Bathnaha  BJPAnil KumarWon46818Tikari  BJPAnil
KumarWon2630Begusarai  BJPKundan KumarWon4554Belaganj  RJDSurendra Prasad
YadavWon23963Beldaur  JDUPanna Lal Singh PatelWon5108Belhar  JDUManoj
YadavWon2473Belsand  RJDSanjay Kumar GuptaWon13685Benipatti  BJPVinod Narayan
JhaWon32652Benipur  JDUBinay Kumar ChoudharyWon6590Minapur  RLSPRajeev
KumarWon15512Bettiah  BJPRenu DeviWon18079Bhabua  RJDBharat
BindWon10045Bhagalpur  INCAjit SharmaWon1113Bhorey  JDUSunil
KumarWon462Bibhutpur  CPIMLAjay KumarWon40496Bihariganj  JDUNiranjan Kumar
MehtaWon18711Biharsharif  BJPDr. Sunil KumarWon15102Bihpur  BJPKumar
ShailendraWon6129Bikram  INCSiddharth SauravWon35460Bisfi  BJPHaribhushan
ThakurWon10241Bochahan  VIPMUSAFIR PASWANWon11268Bodh Gaya  RJDKumar
SarvjeetWon4708Barhampur  RJDSHAMBHU NATH YADAVWon51141Buxar  INCSanjay Kr.
Tiwari @ Munna TiwariWon3892Chanpatia  BJPUmakant SinghWon13469Chapra  BJPDr. C.
N. GuptaWon6771Chenari  INCMurari Prasad GautamWon18003Cheria Bariarpur  RJDRaj
Vanshi MahtoWon40897Chhatapur  BJPNeeraj Kumar SinghWon20635Chiraia  BJPLal Babu
Prasad GuptaWon16874Danapur  RJDRit Lal RayWon15924Darauli  CPIMLSatyadeo
RamWon12119Daraundha  BJPKarnjeet Singh Alias Vyas
SinghWon11320Darbhanga  BJPSanjay SaraogiWon10639Darbhanga Rural  RJDLalit Kumar
YadavWon2141Dehri  RJDPhate Bahadur SinghWon464Dhaka  BJPPawan Kumar
JaiswalWon10114Dinara  BJPPawan Kumar JaiswalWon10114Dhamdaha  JDULeshi
SinghWon33594Dhoraiya  RJDBhudeo ChoudharyWon2687Digha  BJPSanjiv
ChaurasiaWon46073Sikti  RJDVijay Kumar MandalWon13610Dumraon  CPIMLAjit Kumar
SinghWon24415Ekma  RJDSrikant YadavWon13927Fatwah  RJDDr. Ramanand
YadavWon19370Forbesganj  BJPVidya Sagar KeshariWon19702Gaighat  RJDNiranjan
RoyWon7566Garkha  RJDSurendra RamWon9937Gora Bauram  VIPSwarna SinghWon7280Gaya
Town  BJPPrem KumarWon11898Ghosi  CPIMLRam Bali Singh
YadavWon17333Gobindpur  RJDMd KamranWon33074Goh  RJDBhim Kumar
SinghWon35618Gopalganj  BJPSubash SinghWon36752Gopalpur  JDUNarendra Kumar
NirajWon24461Goriyakothi  BJPDevesh Kant SinghWon11891Govindganj  BJPSunil Mani
TiwariWon27924Gurua  RJDVinay KumarWon6599Hajipur  BJPAwadhesh
SinghWon2990Harlakhi  JDUSudhanshu ShekharWon17593Begusarai  INCKundan
KumarWon4554Harnaut  JDUHari Narayan SinghWon27241Harsidhi  BJPKrishnanandan
PaswanWon15685Hasanpur  RJDTej Pratap YadavWon21139Hathua  RJDRajesh Kumar
SinghWon30527Mohiuddinnagar  RJDRajesh Kumar SinghWon15114Hayaghat  BJPRam
Chandra PrasadWon10252Hilsa  JDUKrishnamurari Sharan Urf Prem
MukhiyaWon12Hisua  INCNitu KumariWon17091Islampur  RJDRakesh Kumar
RoushanWon3698Jagdishpur  RJDRam Vishun SinghWon22107Jale  BJPJibesh
KumarWon21796Jamalpur  INCAjay Kumar SinghWon4432Jamui  BJPShreyasi
SinghWon41049Jahanabad  RJDKumar Krishna Mohan urf Suday
YadavWon33902Jhajha  JDUDamodar RawatWon1679Jhanjharpur  BJPNitish
MishraWon41788Jokihat  AIMIMShahnawazWon7383Kadwa  INCShakeel Ahmad
KhanWon32402Kahalgaon  BJPPawan Kumar YadavWon42893Kalyanpur  RJDManoj Kumar
YadavWon10251Kalyanpur  RJDManoj Kumar YadavWon10251Kanti  RJDMohammad Israil
MansuriWon10314Karakat  CPIMLArun SinghWon18189Kargahar  INCSantosh Kumar
MishraWon4083Kasba  INCMd. Afaque AlamWon17278Katihar  BJPTarkishore
PrasadWon10519Katoria  BJPDr. Nikki HembromWon6421Keoti  BJPMurari Mohan
JhaWon5126Kesaria  JDUShalini MishraWon9227Khagaria  INCChhatrapati
YadavWon3000Khajauli  BJPArun Shankar PrasadWon22689Kishanganj  INCIjaharul
HusainWon1381Kochadhaman  AIMIMMUHAMMED IZHAR ASFIWon36143Korha  BJPKavita
DeviWon28943Kuchaikote  JDUAmrendra Kumar PandeyWon20630Kumhrarh  BJPArun Kumar
SinhaWon26463Kurhani  RJDAnil Kumar SahniWon712Kurtha  RJDBagi Kumar
VermaWon27810Kusheshwar Asthan  JDUShashibhushan HajariWon7222Kutumba  INCRajesh
KumarWon16653Lakhisarai  BJPVijay Kumar SinhaWon10483Lalganj  BJPSanjay Kumar
SinghWon26299Laukaha  RJDBharat Bhushan MandalWon10077Lauriya  BJPVinay
BihariWon29004Madhepura  RJDChandra ShekharWon15072Madhuban  BJPRana
RandhirWon5878Madhubani  RJDSamir Kumar MahasethWon6814Maharajganj  INCVijay
Shanker DubeyWon1976Mahishi  JDUGunjeshwar SahWon1630Manhar  RJDBINA
SINGHWon7947Lalganj  LJPSanjay Kumar SinghWon26299Mahua  RJDMukesh Kumar
RaushanWon13687Makhdumpur  RJDSatish KumarWon22565Maner  RJDBhai
VirendraWon32917Manihari  INCManohar Prasad SinghWon21209Manjhi  CPIMLDr.
Satyendra YadavWon25386Gurua  LJPVinay KumarWon6599Marhaura  RJDJitendra Kumar
RayWon11385Masaurhi  RJDRekha DeviWon11385Matihani  LJPRaj Kumar
SinghWon333Bibhutpur  LJPAjay KumarWon40496Minapur  RJDRajeev
KumarWon15512Mohania  RJDSangita KumariWon12054Hathua  BJPRajesh Kumar
SinghWon30527Mohiuddinnagar  BJPRajesh Kumar SinghWon15114Mokama  RJDAnant Kumar
SinghWon35757Morwa  RJDRanvijay SahuWon10671Motihari  BJPPramod
KumarWon14645Munger  BJPPranav KumarWon1244Muzaffarpur  INCBijendra
ChaudharyWon6326Nabinagar  RJDVijay Kumar Singh Alias Dabloo
SinghWon20121Nalanda  JDUShrawon KumarWon16077Narkatia  RJDShamim
AhmadWon27791Narkatiaganj  BJPRashmi VarmaWon21134Narpatganj  BJPJai Prakash
YadavWon28610Nathnagar  RJDAli Ashraf SiddiquiWon7756Nautan  BJPNarayan
PrasadWon25896Nawada  RJDVibha DeviWon26310Nirmali  JDUAniruddha Prasad
YadavWon43922Nokha  RJDAnita DeviWon17672Bhorey  JDUSunil
KumarWon462Obra  RJDRishi KumarWon22668Bibhutpur  RLSPAjay
KumarWon40496Paliganj  CPIMLSandeep SauravWon30915Parbatta  JDUDoctor Sanjeev
KumarWon951Parihar  BJPGaytri DeviWon1569Paroo  BJPAshok Kumar
SinghWon14698Parsa  RJDChhote Lal RayWon17293Patepur  BJPLakhendra Kumar
RaushanWon25839Patna Sahib  BJPNand Kishore YadavWon18300Phulparas  JDUSheela
KumariWon10966Phulwari  CPIMLGopal RavidasWon13857Pipra  BJPShyambabu Prasad
YadavWon8177Pipra Supaul  JDURambilash KamatWon19245Pirpainti  BJPLalan
KumarWon27019Pranpur  BJPNisha SinghWon2972Purnia  BJPVijay Kumar
KhemkaWon32154Paroo  JDUAshok Kumar SinghWon14698Rafiganj  RJDMohammad
NehaluddinWon9429Makhdumpur  BJPSatish KumarWon22565Raghopur  RJDTejashwi Prasad
YadavWon38714Raghunathpur  RJDHarishankar YadavWon17965Raja Pakar  INCPratima
KumariWon1796Rajauli  RJDPrakash VeerWon12593Rajgir  JDUKaushal
KishoreWon16048Rajnagar  BJPDr. Ramprit PaswanWon19121Rajpur  INCVishwanath
RamWon21204Paroo  BJPAshok Kumar SinghWon14698Ramgarh  RJDSudhakar
SinghWon189Ramnagar  BJPBhagirathi DeviWon15796Raniganj  JDUAchmit
RishidevWon2304Raxaul  BJPPramod Kumar SinhaWon36923Riga  BJPMoti Lal
PrasadWon32495Rosera  BJPBirendra KumarWon35744Runisaidpur  JDUPANKAJ KUMAR
MISHRAWon24629Rupauli  JDUBima BhartiWon19330Saharsa  BJPAlok
RanjanWon19679Sahebganj  VIPRAJU KUMAR SINGHWon15333Sahebpur Kamal  RJDSatanand
Sambuddha @lalanWon14225Sakra  JDUAshok Kumar
ChodharyWon1537Samastipur  RJDAkhtarul Islam ShahinWon4714Sandesh  RJDKiran
DeviWon50607Sarairanjan  JDUVijay Kumar ChoudharyWon3624Warisnagar  JDUAshok
KumarWon13801Sasaram  RJDRajesh Kumar GuptaWon26423Shahpur  RJDRahul
TiwaryWon22883Sheikhpura  RJDVijay KumarWon6116Sheohar  RJDChetan
AnandWon36686Bajpatti  LJPMukesh Kumar YadavWon2704Sherghati  RJDManju
AgrawalWon16690Sikta  CPIMLBirendra Prasad GuptaWon2302Sikti  BJPVijay Kumar
MandalWon13610Lalganj  LJPSanjay Kumar SinghWon26299Simri Bakhtiarpur  RJDYusuf
SalahuddinWon1759Singheshwar  RJDChandrahas
ChaupalWon5573Sitamarhi  BJPMithilesh KumarWon11475Bhorey  RJDSunil
KumarWon462Siwan  RJDAwadh Bihari ChaudharyWon1973Sonbarsha  JDURatnesh
SadaWon13466Sonepur  RJDDr. Ramanuj PrasadWon3386Sugauli  RJDEr. Shashi Bhushan
SinghWon3447Pirpainti  INCLalan KumarWon27019Sultanganj  JDULalit Narayan
MandalWon11565Supaul  JDUBijendra Prasad YadavWon28099Suryagarha  RJDPRAHLAD
YADAVWon9589Sursand  JDUDilip RayWon8876Taraiya  BJPJanak
SinghWon11307Tarapur  JDUMewa Lal ChoudharyWon7225Asthawan  RLSPJitendra
KumarWon11600Tarari  CPIMLSudama Prasad S/o Ganga Dayal
SahWon11015Teghra  CPIRam Ratan SinghWon47979Rosera  JDUBirendra
KumarWon35744Pirpainti  LJPLalan KumarWon27019Thakurganj  RJDSaud
AlamWon23887Triveniganj  JDUVeena BhartiWon3031Ujiarpur  RJDAlok Kumar
MehtaWon23268Vaishali  JDUSiddharth PatelWon7413Valmiki Nagar  JDUDhirendra
Pratap Singh alias Rinku SinghWon21585Warisnagar  JDUAshok
KumarWon13801Warsaliganj  BJPAruna DeviWon9030Makhdumpur  INCSatish
KumarWon22565Wazirganj  BJPBirendra SinghWon22430Ziradei  CPIMLAmarjeet
KushwahaWon25510Barachatti  JYOTI DEVIWon6318Chainpur  MOHD. ZAMA
KHANWon24294Chakai  SUMIT KUMAR SINGHWon581Imamganj  Jitan Ram
ManjhiWon16034Sikandra  Praful Kumar ManjhiWon5505





BIHAR ELECTION DATE

Phase 1 Phase 2Phase 3 Date of issue of gazette notificationOct-01Oct-09Oct-13
Last date of nominationOct-08Oct-16Oct-20 Scrutiny of
nominationOct-09Oct-17Oct-21 Last date of withdrawal of
candidatureOct-12Oct-19Oct-23 Date of PollingOct-28Nov-03Nov-07
ResultsNov-10Nov-10Nov-10



In 2009 Election Results the UPA won around 261 out of 543 seats, and in the
second position was NDA with 158 seats, while 23 seats were won by Left parties.

In 2014 Election Results the BJP won 282 seats out of 543 seats. This took the
NDA tally to 336 seats out of 543 seats in the Lok Sabha. INC could only manage
to win 44 seats and stayed in the second position while AIADMK party from Tamil
Nadu came third with 37 seats in the 2014 Lok Sabha Elections.

In 2019 Chintamani5Dots Exit Poll Poll has projected 285 seats for BJP and 347
seats for NDA out of 543 seats in the Lok Sabha. The Exit Poll has given 53
seats to INC and 89 seats to UPA. The others will stand at 107 seats.







QUICK FACTS ABOUT BIHAR ELECTIONS 2015

Parliamentary Constituencies40 Assembly Constituencies 243 Ruling PartyJanata
Dal (United) and Alliance Opposition PartyBharatiya Janata Party Chief
MinisterNitish Kumar GovernorLalji Tandon Chief Electoral OfficerAjay V Nayak
CEO Address7, Sardar Patel Marg (Mangles Road), Patna, Bihar.





Know More About Bihar Elections...




ELECTION SCHEDULE FOR BIHAR LOK SABHA GENERAL ELECTION 2019

StatePhase IPhase II Phase III Phase IV Phase V Phase VIPhase VII
Bihar11/Apr18/Apr23/Apr29/Apr06/May12/May19/May



ConstituenciesPhasePolling Date Aurangabad, Gaya, Nawada, JamuiI April 11
Kishanganj, Katihar, Purnia, Bhagalpur, BankaII April 18 Jhanjharpur, Supaul,
Araria, Madhepura, KhagariaIII April 23 Darbhanga, Ujiarpur, Samastipur,
Begusarai, MungerIV April 29 Sitamarhi, Madhubani, Muzaffarpur, Saran, HajipurV
May 06 Valmiki Nagar, Paschim Champaran, Purvi Champaran, Sheohar, Vaishali,
Gopalganj, Siwan, MaharajganjVI May 12 Nalanda, Patna Sahib, Pataliputra, Arrah,
Buxar, Sasaram, Kurakat, JahanabadVII May 19


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Quick facts for Bihar Elections 2015 Bihar Elections History Bihar Major
Political Parties Administrative Structure Bihar Legislative Assembly Bihar
Legislative Council Bihar Lok Sabha Elections Summary 2014 List of Chief
Minister of Bihar List of Governors in Bihar Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of
Bihar Latest News And Update Parliamentary Constituencies in Bihar Rajya Sabha
Members from Bihar ACs Elections Results of Bihar Cabinet Ministers of Bihar







BIHAR ASSEMBLY BY-ELECTION RESULT 2018

AC.NoAssembly ConstituencyWinner CandidateWinning PartyVotes 216JehanabadKumar
Krishna Mohan Alias Suday YadavRashtriya Janta Dal76598 205Bhabua Rinki Rani
PandeyBharatiya Janta Party64413



BIHAR LOK SABHA BY-ELECTION 2018

Parliamentary ConstituencyWinner CandidateWinning PartyVotes 9ArariaSarfaraz
AlamRashtriya Janta Dal509334







BIHAR ASSEMBLY ELECTION RESULTS 2015

Pie chart showing party wise 2015 election results for Bihar. Also shown along
are 2010 pie chart showing the number of seats won by BJP, JD(U), RJD and
Others.

Bihar Assembly 2015 Party Wise Results

Bihar Assembly 2010 Party Wise Results






BIHAR ELECTION RESULTS 2015 SUMMARY

The state assembly elections in 2015 saw the coming together of JD(U), RJD, and
Congress for the first time. This Grand Alliance was voted to a thumping
victory. While JD(U) bagged 71 seats, RJD and Congress won 80 and 27 seats
respectively. BJP's previous tally of 91 was reduced to almost half as the party
managed to win only 53 seats. While Hindustani Awam Morcha got one seat, Lok
Janshakti Party (LJP) and Rashtriya Lok Samata Party (RLSP) won two seats each.
The independent parties managed to get four out of 243 seats. Nitish Kumar was
appointed the chief minister of Bihar for the fifth time and RJD Chief Lalu
Prasad Yadav's son, Tejaswi Yadav, became the deputy chief minister. He had
contested from Raghopur constituency.




ABOUT BIHAR ELECTIONS HISTORY

Bihar, the 12th largest state in India in terms of geographical area, is
situated in North India. The constitutional head of Bihar is the Governor, who
is appointed by the President of India. The real execution powers rest with the
Chief Minister, who is democratically elected by the people of the state. Bihar
has been a prominent state since the pre-independence era. The state has
conducted elections in accordance with the Indian Constitution. To create law
and order in the state and build a local body, elections have been held at
regular intervals in accordance with the Indian laws and as approved by the
Indian Parliament. Bihar is one of the major political centres of the Indian
politics and considered as an important state. A number of prominent politicians
from Bihar have contributed to the development of the nation. The state has 40
parliamentary constituencies. There are 243 legislative assembly constituencies
in Bihar.

The Bihar electoral system consists of the national level representation, the
Lok Sabha delegation and the Rajya Sabha delegation. The state level
representation of Bihar comprises the legislative assembly and the legislative
council. Elections are held regularly to form government that can govern the
state.







ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE OF BIHAR

The administrative structure of Bihar is divided into nine divisions and 38
districts. The nine divisions are Patna, Tirhut, Saran, Darbhanga, Kosi, Purnia,
Bhagalpur, Munger and Magadh. The state has a bicameral legislature comprising
the Vidhan Parishad (Legislative Council) – the upper house, and the Vidhan
Sabha (Legislative Assembly) – the lower house.






BIHAR LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

The Bihar legislative assembly is also known as the Bihar Vidhan Sabha. With an
act of the Parliament that was named the Bihar Reorganisation Act 2000, the
Bihar legislative Assembly was reduced from 325 to 243 members. The legislative
assembly is not a permanent body and can be dissolved. The tenure of the
legislative assembly is five years and the members are elected by the people.
Every year three sessions are held; namely, Budget, Monsoon and Winter. The
legislative assembly elections were held in six phases in 2010 and conducted in
October and November. Phase I covered 47 seats, Phase II covered 45 seats, Phase
III covered 48 seats, Phase IV covered 42 seats, Phase V covered 35 seats and
Phase VI covered 26 seats. The current Speaker of the legislative assembly is
Honourable Shri Uday Narain Choudhary. He was elected unanimously for the second
time in 2010. He was also elected in 2005 as a Speaker of the legislative
assembly in Bihar. The Leader of the House is Shri Nitish Kumar who is also the
Chief Minister of Bihar. The Leader of the Opposition is Shri Amrendra Pratap
Singh.

The term of Bihar legislative assembly is nearing expiry in November 2015. The
total of 243 assembly seats includes seats for scheduled castes and scheduled
tribes. The seats for scheduled castes are 38 and for scheduled tribes are two.







BIHAR STATE ASSEMBLY ELECTION RESULTS


BIHAR BYE ELECTION RESULTS 2014

The assembly by-polls to fill casual vacancies in Bihar legislative assembly
were held on 21 August 2014. The 10 constituencies where polling took place were
Narkatiaganj, Rajnagar (SC), Jale, Chapra, Hajipur, Mohiuddinnagar, Parbatta,
Bhagalpur, Banka and Mohania (SC). The by-elections were necessitated due to the
election of some members to the Lok Sabha and resignation of others.

The posts from Chapra, Bhagalpur, Hajipur, Mohania and Narkatiaganj assembly
constituencies were left vacant as the MLAs from these constituencies were
elected in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. These MLAs included Janardan Singh
Sigriwal from Chapra, Ashwani Kumar Choubey from Bhagalpur, Nityanand Rai from
Hajipur, Chhedi Paswan from Mohania and Satish Chandra Dubey from Narkatiaganj
constituency.

Samrat Choudhary of Parbatta, Ram Lakhan Ram Raman of Rajnagar (SC) and Javed
Iqbal Ansari of Banka resigned from their posts, thus leaving the seats vacant.
All three of them rebelled against their party, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD).
Later, they were nominated to the legislative council in Jitan Ram Manjhi's
government.

Vijay Mishra and Rana Gangeshwar Singh, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) members
from Jale and Mohiuddinnagar constituencies respectively, resigned after a split
in NDA thus necessitating by-polls. BJP emerged as the most successful party
winning four of the 10 seats that went for by-polls. RJD bagged three of the
seats, while Janata Dal (United) (JD(U)) settled for two. The Indian National
Congress (INC) had to be content with just one.







BIHAR LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

The Bihar Legislative Council is the upper house of the state government. All
the states that have a bicameral legislature consist of an upper house also
known as the Vidhan Parishad. In 2010, the Indian Parliament passed an act that
was meant to re-establish the legislative council for a seventh state. It is a
permanent body and cannot be dissolved. The term for each member of the
legislative council is for six years. The body of the legislative council is
around one-third of the Vidhan Sabha or the legislative assembly. The members
should be fewer than 40 in number. One-third members are elected by the local
bodies like the corporations, zilla parishads and municipalities. One-third
members are elected by the legislative assembly members from those who are not
members of the assembly. One-twelfth members are elected persons who are
graduates of three years’ standing residing in the state. Another one-twelfth
members get elected from those who are engaged for three years in educational
institutions in the state. One-sixth members are nominated by the Governor from
people who are experts in the field of science, arts, social service, literature
and co-operative movement. The Chairman and the Deputy Chairman are elected by
the elected members of the legislative council.

After the independence of India, the Bihar Legislative Council has come forward
to work for public welfare. On 1 April 1950, the Secretariat of the BLC started
functioning. Shri Nitish Kumar, Rabri Devi and Sushil Kumar Modi were elected
unopposed to the Bihar Legislative Council that was held on 19 April 2012. A
total of 11 candidates were elected unopposed for the legislative council in the
biennial elections. The Chairman of the legislative council is Shir Awdhesh
Narayan Singh.







BIHAR MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES

Janata Dal (United): The JD (U) is considered to be in the centre-left of the
political spectrum and has strong political base in Bihar and Jharkhand. The
current form of the party started taking shape after the merger of the Janata
Dal’s Sharad Yadav faction, the Samata Party, and the Lok Shakti Party on
October 30, 2003. The JD (U) had a 17-year-old alliance with the BJP and was an
important component of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA). However,
it broke away from the BJP for elevating Narendra Modi as NDA's Prime
Ministerial candidate in 2013. The three ideological tenets of Janata Dal
(United) are secularism, integral humanism and socialism. Sharad Yadav is the
chairperson of the party. The JD (U)'s election symbol is arrow. The party had
won 20 seats in the 2009 Lok Sabha elections, while it could manage a mere two
seats in 2014.

Rashtriya Janata Dal:The RJD is largely based in Bihar and was founded by Lalu
Prasad Yadav in 1997. In terms of caste-and religion-based politics, Muslims and
Yadavs are its main vote banks. The basic ideological tenets theoretically
followed by the party include values of social justice, secularism, and
equality. Lalu not only became the Chief Minister of the state but also came to
be known as one of the most successful Railway Ministers of India. Keeping the
Lok Sabha elections of 2014 and the Bihar assembly election of 2015 in mind, the
RJD started the Parivartan Rally. Lalu Prasad Yadav is the chairperson as well
as the leader of the party in Lok Sabha. In the 2009 Lok Sabha elections, the
RJD won four seats. The number did not change for the RJD in 2014 as well. The
election symbol of the party is lantern.

Indian National Congress:The Indian National Congress' Bihar unit is called
Bihar Pradesh Congress Committee (BPCC) and is headquartered at Sadaqat Ashram
in Patna, Bihar. Ashok Choudhary is its president in Bihar. It has many frontal
organisations such as the Bihar Pradesh Youth Congress (BPYC), the Bihar Pradesh
Congress Seva Dal (BPCSD), the Bihar Pradesh Congress INTUC and the Bihar
Pradesh Congress NSUI. In 2009 and 2014, the party won two seats each time. The
election symbol of the INC is palm

Bharatiya Janata Party:The BJP has considerable strength in Bihar. This state is
among some of those states where the Narendra Modi factor has worked strongly.
Bihar BJP's state president is Mangal Pandey. The General Secretary of the Bihar
BJP is Dharmendra Pradhan, who is also an MP. The frontal organisations of the
BJP are the Bharatiya Janata Mazdoor Morcha, the Kisan Morcha, the Minority
Morcha, the Mahila Morcha, the S.C. Morcha, the S.T. Morcha and the Yuva Morcha.

A major blow to the state party was dealt by Tarakant Jha, a veteran leader of
BJP who severed his ties with the BJP and joined the Janata Dal (United).

Lok Jan Shakti Party- is headed by Ram Vilas Paswan
Hindustani Awam Morcha: Former Chief Minister of Bihar Jiten Ram Manjhi, who
broke away from JD(U) following his resignation, founded the party on 8 May
2015.





Following are the Prominent Local Parties in Bihar:


1. Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha2. Bajjikanchal Vikas Party3. Jai Jawan Jai Kisan
Mazdoor Congress 4. Janata Party5. Republican Party of India



PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES IN BIHAR

There are 40 parliamentary constituencies in Bihar. Following are the
parliamentary constituencies in Bihar:

Valmiki Nagar, Sheohar, Jhanjharpur, Paschim Champaran, Purvi Champaran,
Sheohar, Sitamarhi, Madhubani, Supaul, Araria, Kishangani, Katihar, Purnia,
Madhepura, Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, Vaishali, Gopalgani, Siwan, Maharajganj,
Saran, Hajipur, Ujiarpur, Samastipur, Begusarai, Khagaria, Bhagalpur, Banka,
Munger, Nalanda, Patna Sahib, Pataliputra, Arrah, Buxar, Sasaram, Karakat,
Jahanabad, Aurangabad, Gaya, Nawada and Jamui.









BIHAR LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTION RESULTS 2015

Sl. No.Name of Local Authorities' ConstituencyWinner Candidates PartyVotesRunner
Up Candidates Party Votes

1PatnaRitlal RaiIND2433Bhola SinghBJP1383 2NalandaReena Devi Alias Reena
YadavJD(U)2100Ranjit SinghLok Janshakti Party1427
3Gaya-cum-Jahanabad-cum-ArwalManorama DeviJD(U)3958Anuj Kumar SinghBJP3143
4AurangabadRajan Kumar SinghBJP1761Vinay PrasadRJD1431 5NawadaSalman
RaghibJD(U)1391Sarwan KumarBJP1222 6Bhojpur-cum-BuxarRadha Charan
SahRJD2854Hulas PandeyLok Janshakti Party2525 7Rohtas-cum-KaimurSantosh Kumar
SinghBJP3026Anil SinghJD(U)2409 8SaranSachchidanand RaiBJP2589Saleem
PerwezJD(U)1673 9SiwanTun Ji PandeyBJP2192Vinod KumarRJD1850 10GopalganjAditya
Narayan PandeyBJP2067Mahanth Satyadev DasRJD1300 11West ChamparanRajesh
RamIndianNational Congress Party2488Babloo SinghBJP1820 12East ChamparanRajesh
Kumar @ Bablu GuptaBJP3004Kalawati DeviRJD1966 13MuzaffarpurDinesh Prasad
SinghJD(U)5454Priyadarshani ShahiBJP368 14VaishaliSubodh KumarRJD2146Ajay Kumar
KushwahaLok Janshakti Party1487 15Sitamarhi-cum-SheoharDilip RayRJD2467Devendra
Sah DumraBJP1651 16DarbhangaSunil Kumar SinghBJP2535Mishri Lal YadavRJD1593
17SamastipurHari Narayan ChaudharyBJP2794Roma BhartiRJD1174 18MungerSanjay
PrasadRJD2546Mukesh Yadav RashtriyaLok Samta Party2306
19Begusarai-cum-KhagariaRajnish KumarBJP2763Doctor Sanjeev KumarJD(U)2428
20Saharsa-cum-Madhepura-cum-SupaulNutan SinghLok Janshakti Party3756Mohammad
Isarail RainINC1629 21Bhagalpur-cum-BankaManoj YadavJD(U)2966Abhishek
VermaRashtriya Lok Samta Party1981 22MadhubaniSuman KumarBJP3034Vinod
KumarJD(U)1842 23Purnea-cum-Araria-cum-KishanganjDr. Dilip Kumar
JaiswalBJP5960Dr. Md. Asad ImamINC2797 24KatiharAshok Kumar AgrawalIND1914Anjali
DeviNationalist Congress Party1508








BIHAR LOK SABHA ELECTIONS SUMMARY 2014

The 2014 Lok Sabha elections results proved the opinion polls right, which had
predicted the victory of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the state. BJP won 22
seats and Indian National Congress (INC) got only two seats. Rashtriya Janata
Dal (RJD) managed to bag four seats and Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) won six seats.
Bihar has a total of 40 Lok Sabha constituencies for which elections in 2014
were held in six different phases. Nitish Kumar from the Janata Dal (United), in
alliance with other parties, had won 206 seats from the total 243 assembly seats
in the 2010 polls, which created a history in the politics of Bihar. Hence,
Nitish Kumar became the Chief Minister of the state. The major political parties
in Bihar are the JD (U), the BJP and the RJD. The opinion polls believed that
the BJP would be able to bag maximum number of seats in the Lok Sabha polls of
2014.Bihar General Elections Result 2014


Last Updated on April 20, 2020