Madhya Pradesh Assembly election LIVE UPDATES: 74.6% percent voter turnout recorded in till 6 pm
Madhya Pradesh (MP) Assembly Election 2018 LIVE: As MP came out to vote in full spirits, one Election Commission official in Guna, and two in Indore passed away due to cardiac arrest on Wednesday morning.
ABP News BureauLast Updated: 28 Nov 2018 08:24 PM

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Madhya Pradesh (MP) Assembly election 2018: Polling ended in three constituencies of Maoist-affected Balaghat district in Madhya Pradesh and in the remaining 227 of the 230 Assembly seats polling where 74.6%...More
Madhya Pradesh (MP) Assembly election 2018: Polling ended in three constituencies of Maoist-affected Balaghat district in Madhya Pradesh and in the remaining 227 of the 230 Assembly seats polling where 74.6% percent voter turnout recorded till 6 pm. The polling ended in the three constituencies -- Baihar, Lanji and Paraswada -- at 3 p.m, while it continued till 6 p.m in all the other constituencies. The 2018 voting percentage is more than 2013 figure.The contest is mainly between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress, though the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and the Samajwadi Party (SP) are also in the fray. Among the 2,907 candidates in Madhya Pradesh, the BJP has fielded candidates in all 230 seats, while the Congress is contesting in 229 seats leaving one seat, Jatara in Tikamgarh district, for Sharad Yadav-led Loktantrik Janata Dal (LJD). The BSP has fielded 227 candidates and the SP is contesting in 51 seats. There are 1,102 Independent candidates. In the last polls, of the 230 seats, the BJP won 165, Congress 58, BSP four and Independents three. Over five crore registered voters in Madhya Pradesh -- 2,63,01,300 men, 2,41,30,390 women and 1,389 of the third gender -- will decide the fate of candidates.
Kamal Nath also said "I had said that we will win more than 140 seats but after today's voting & with all the information coming in, there is a possibility of a very surprising result."