Rajasthan Results 2023: Winners list from Ahore, Jalore, Bhinmal, Sanchore, Raniwara, Sirohi, Pindwara Abu, Reodar seats
Rajasthan recorded a voter turnout of 75.45%, in the assembly elections held across 199 of 200 assembly constituencies on November 25. Jalore area constitutes - Ahore, Jalore, Bhinmal, Sanchore, Raniwara, Sirohi, Pindwara Abu, Reodar seats. Winners in constituencies of Jalore area for 16th Legislative Assembly 2023...Read More
| Constituency | winners | Party |
| AHORE | Chhagansingh Rajpurohit* | BJP |
| JALORE (SC) | Jogeshwar Garg* | BJP |
| BHINMAL | Samarjit Singh* | INC |
| SANCHORE | Jivaram Choudhary* | INDI |
| RANIWARA | Ratan Dewasi* | INC |
| SIROHI | Ota Ram Dewasi* | BJP |
| PINDWARA ABU (ST) | Samara* | BJP |
| REODAR (SC) | Moti Ram* | INC |
*Result declared
2018: Incumbent candidates in constituencies of Jalore area in 15th Legislative Assembly
| Constituency | 2018 Sitting MLA | Party |
| AHORE | Chhagansingh | BJP |
| JALORE (SC) | Jogeshwar Garg | BJP |
| BHINMAL | Pooraram Choudhary | BJP |
| SANCHORE | Sukhram Vishnoi | INC |
| RANIWARA | Narayan Singh Dewal | BJP |
| SIROHI | Sanyam Lodha | Inde |
| PINDWARA ABU (ST) | Sama Ram Grasiya | BJP |
| REODAR (SC) | Jagasi Ram | BJP |
Rajasthan Assembly Election: Full Coverage link
https://www.hindustantimes.com/elections/rajasthan-assembly-election
Final winner list of Ahore, Jalore, Bhinmal, Sanchore, Raniwara, Sirohi, Pindwara Abu, Reodar
AHORE: Chhagansingh Rajpurohit - Winner (BJP)
JALORE (SC): Jogeshwar Garg - Winner (BJP)
BHINMAL: Samarjit Singh - Winner (INC)
SANCHORE: Jivaram Choudhary - Winner (IND)
RANIWARA: Ratan Dewasi - Winner (INC)
SIROHI: Ota Ram Dewasi - Winner (BJP)
PINDWARA ABU (ST): Samara - Winner (BJP)
REODAR (SC): Moti Ram - Winner (INC)
BJP's Jogeshwar Garg wins from Jalore SC seat
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BJP leads by 116 seats
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BJP leads with 113 seats, while Congress trails with 70
BJP outperforming Congress in 7 out of 8 Jalore constituencies. Congress leads in SANCHORE with sitting MLA Sukhram Vishnoi
Leading contestants from Jalore constituencies
AHORE: Saroj Choudhary (INC)
JALORE (SC): Jogeshwar Garg (BJP)
BHINMAL: Samarjit Singh (INC)
SANCHORE: Sukhram Vishnoi (INC)
RANIWARA: Ratan Dewasi (INC)
SIROHI: Ota Ram Dewasi (BJP)
PINDWARA ABU (ST): Samaram (BJP)
REODAR (SC): Jagsi Ram (BJP)
Neck to neck competition between BJP and Congress
The Congress party wants to take back power in a state where no government has been re-elected in the previous thirty years, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is seeking to topple the Ashok Gehlot-led government. Exit polls point to a highly competitive race in the state between the two parties. Read full report here
Congress leads in BJP dominated area
Congress has taken the lead in Raniwara, Bhinmal, and Ahore, areas that were previously dominated by BJP candidates.
Rajasthan Poll Results: Counting has begun
The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Bharat Adivasi Party (BAP), Congress, Bhartiya Tribal Party (BTP), Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP), and CPI (M) are among the candidates running for election in the state. The BJP has notably refrained from forming any pre-election alliances.
