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Uttarakhand Election Result

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Uttarakhand Assembly Election Results

The Uttarakhand Assembly has 70 seats, with 36 required for a simple majority. The BJP currently governs the state, with Pushkar Singh Dhami as Chief Minister. The current Assembly's five-year term is due to end in March 2027. The Election Commission of India is yet to announce the polling schedule. Voting is expected to take place around February-March 2027, with the official dates likely to be announced a few weeks before polling.

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FAQ'S

How many seats are there in the Uttarakhand Assembly?

The Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly has 70 seats.

How many seats are needed to form the government?

A party or alliance needs at least 36 seats for a simple majority.

When will Uttarakhand Assembly election 2027 be held?

The Election Commission has not announced the dates yet. Polling is expected around February-March 2027.

When does the current Uttarakhand Assembly's term end?

The current five-year term is scheduled to end in March 2027.

Which party is currently in power in Uttarakhand?

The BJP is the incumbent party in Uttarakhand, with Pushkar Singh Dhami as Chief Minister.

How many seats did the BJP win in the 2022 Uttarakhand election?

The BJP won 47 of the 70 Assembly seats.

How many seats did Congress win in 2022?

Congress won 19 seats.

Uttarakhand is set to go to the polls in 2027 to elect its 70-member Legislative Assembly. The party or alliance that wins at least 36 seats will have a simple majority and be in a position to form the government.

The BJP is the incumbent party in the state, with Pushkar Singh Dhami as Chief Minister. The current Assembly's five-year term is scheduled to end in March 2027. The Election Commission of India has not yet announced the election schedule.

In the 2022 Assembly election, the BJP won 47 seats and formed the government, while the Congress emerged as the principal opposition party with 19 seats. The BJP polled 44.3 per cent of the votes, compared with 37.9 per cent for Congress. The Aam Aadmi Party received 3.3 per cent of the vote but failed to win a seat. Other parties and Independents accounted for four seats.