Gujarat Election Results 2022 Live Updates: BJP Wins by Big Margin of 156 Seats

With a large margin, BJP was able to secure 156 out of 182 seats while Congress secured 17 seats followed by AAP securing 5 seats, independent candidates securing 3 seats and Samajwadi Party securing 1 seat.

After change in candidate, BJP won Bharuch Assembly seat by a big margin.

Bhupendra Patel, the Chief Minister of Gujarat spoke to jubilant BJP supporters in Ahmedabad after the party's election victory. Born in Ahmedabad, Patel is an MLA from the Ghatlodia seat, which was previously held by former CM Anandiben Patel.

With a margin of 1.92 lakh votes, current chief minister Bhupendra Patel has won Ghatlodia seat.

The Congress party had a surprising win at the Danilimda assembly seat despite splitting votes with the AAP.

The results of 45 seats have been announced by the Election Commission, with the BJP looking set to register a bumper victory in Gujarat. The Congress, meanwhile, emerges victorious in the rest of the three seats.

Although the vote count in Limbayat is still ongoing, the BJP candidate has a lead of 50,000 votes in the area and has already won 11 seats in Surat city. Harsh Sanghvi, minister of state for the home, has a lead of 1.16 lakh votes and declares victory.

BJP candidate MLA Mahesh Raval (Mayur Raval) lost his seat to Congress' new candidate Chirag Patel in Khambhat. The defeat has surely caught him off-guard because the Khambhat Assembly seat had a strong BJP presence.

After 19 rounds, Congress candidate Jignesh Mevani leads in Vadgam with 5,300 votes.

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BJP Gujarat president CR Patil announces that the winning party will be taking oath on December 12 at Gandhinagar. PM Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah will be attending the ceremony.

• Isudan Gadhvi (AAP) - 35,785 votes (30.23%)

• Hardasbhai Bera (BJP)- 48,862 votes (41.28%)

• Ahir Vikrambhai Arjanbhai Maadam (Congress) - 28,158 votes (23.79%)

As per announcements heard till 1 pm on December 8th 2022, BJP has won three out of four results. BJP has emerged victorious on Petlad, Mahuva, and Dahod. The fourth one, Jamalpur-Khadia, was won by Congress.

Kanaiyalal Kishori of the Bharatiya Janata Party beat Harshad Ninama of the Congress to win the Dahod Assembly seat in Gujarat, which is reserved for candidates from the Scheduled Tribe. 

BJP candidate Alpesh Thakor is leading by 17,000 votes from Gandhinagar South seat.

BJP has continously won Gujarat Elections since 1995. No matter which party competes, BJP always dominates the vote bank.

So far, BJP is leading the Gujarat Elections 2022. 53% of the total votes have been dominated by BJP. On the other hand, Congress has 27% of the votes, and and AAP has 13% votes.

Bachubhai Kishori, a member of the BJP, defeated Harshad Ninama, a member of the Congress, to win the assembly seat of Dahod in the Indian state of Gujarat by a vote margin of 29,350.

After eight rounds of counting votes in Gujarat's Morbi assembly seat, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate C K Raulji led Congress rival Rashmitaben Chauhan on Thursday. In the highly contentious Godhra Assembly seat, where a train burning 20 years ago sparked one of India's worst post-Partition riots, Raulji led Chauhan by more than 25,000 votes. From 2007 until 2016, Raulji served as a Congress MLA, and from 2017 on, he has served as a BJP legislator, both times representing the Godhra area.

Rameshbhai Virjibhai Tilala of the BJP has a lead of more than 43,000 votes over Hitesh Maganbhai Vora of the Congress.

The BJP is practically about to take up every seat in the Congress-dominated tribal belt. The Grand Old Party is leading in less than 20 seats, one of its weakest performances to date in the state. Since the 1950s, the tribal belt has been firmly under the control of the Congress, whose traditional support base is found among the state's poor and working class. The BJP has never before made such substantial gains in this region.

Congress candidate of Gandhidham allegedly attempts suicide at the counting centre, as signatures were missing in some ATMs. The EVM machines were allegedly not sealed well. Initially he sat on dharma but then attempted suicide after not getting any response.

Patel Mukeshkumar D. from BJP is winning the game against P.K Patel of Congress party by over 3000 votes.

Hardik Patel, the Congress leader who joined the Bharatiya Janata Party in May 2022, is leading the elections in the Vikramgam Constituency against his nearest rival, Lakhabhai Bharwad, by around 21,000 votes.

BJP - Amul Bhatt: 12,658 votes

Congress - C.M. Rajput: 2,693 votes

AAP - Vipulbhai Patel: 1,557 votes

BJP - Rivasinh Hardevsinh Solanki (Rivaba Ravindrasing Jadeja): 20,618 votes

AAP - Karshanbhai Karmur (Ahir Karshanbhai Parbatbhai Karmur): 8,591 votes

Congress - Bipendrasinh Chatursinh Jadeja: 7,047 votes

Celebrations hit off at the BJP office in Gandhinagar with the party leading on 149 of 182 total seats, ECI data showed.

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Congress - Arjunbhai Devabhai Modhwala: 31,009 votes

BJP - Bakulbhai Bhimabhai Bokhiriya: 25,007 votes

AAP - Jivan Jungi: 1,465 votes

BJP - Kukrani Payal Manojkumar: 13,484 votes

AAP - Omprakash Darogaprasad Tiwari: 3,565 votes

Congress - Meghraj Dodwani: 579 votes

BJP - Sanjay Sukhabhai Koradia: 38,367 votes

Congress - Joshibhai Bhikhabhai Galabhai: 17,877 votes

AAP - Chetankumar Harsukhbhai Gajera: 14,370 votes

Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel is headed for a second straight win from Ghatlodia constituency, leading with almost 20,000 votes. According to the Election Commission, Patel had polled 23,713 votes, his Congress rival is at 3,840 votes, while his AAP counterpart is running third with 2,168 votes.

Congress candidate Aslam Firozbhai Cyclewala is leading with 20,215 votes with BJP's Arvind Shantilal Rana behind on 16,744 votes in the counting so far. No other candidate has reached four figures yet.

BJP's Yogesh R Patel is leading with 21,827 votes with Kantibhai Sodha Parmar (Bhagat) in second with 12,514 votes. In terms of the votes counted so far, the rest of the candidates are far behind.

Hardik Patel of BJP is leading in Viramgam assembly constituency; AAP is fortifying second position as the sitting Congress MLA slips to third slot.

Kantilal Amrutia, BJP's candidate from Morbi is leading with a total of 10,156 votes.

Morbi was the site of the unfortunate bridge collapse accident that claimed over 130 lives. The BJP candidate reportedly saved the lives of several people during the incident in October.

AIMIM's Shakil Mahamad Sama is leading by 8797 votes followed by BJP's Keshubhai Shivdas Patel - 8277 votes. Congress candidate Arjan Bhudia is sitting in thitd with 6402 votes.

Latest trends are pointing towards a sweeping victory for the ruling BJP that has not lost the citdel since 1995. Currently, the BJP is ahead in 141 seats while the Congress is ahead in 29 seats.

Early trends show BJP taking a massive lead over its rivals. While it is up on 100 seats, Congress on the other hand is leading on 40 seats and AAP with 4 seats.

Counting of votes for high-stakes Gujarat Assembly polls begins for 182 seats. The counting of postal ballots began at 8 am, while counting of EVM votes will begin at 8.30 am.

Counting of votes is set to begin from 8 am tomorrow. Tune in to pratidintime.com for live updates as counting for Gujarat Elections 2022 gets underway.

70 political parties and 624 independent candidates will know their fates tomorrow. Apart from BJP, Congress and AAP, 101 candidates from Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and 26 from Bharatiya Tribal Party (BTP) are also contesting.

The notable figures in the fray include Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, AAP's CM candidate Isudan Gadhvi, and youth leaders Hardik Patel, Jignesh Mevani and Alpesh Thakor.

The BJP is expected win 117-151 seats, with the Congress likely to bag between 16 to 51 seats. New entrants AAP are forecasted to win around 13 seats in Gujarat where the majority mark is 92.

A total of 182 counting observers and as many election officers and 494 assistant election officers will be on duty during the entire counting process. Security has been beefed up at counting centers with SRPF and CAPF forces in place.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi managed to find time from his Bharat Jodi Yatra to hold two rallies in Gujarat.

The ruling party BJP has its sights set on a seventh consecutive victory in the state's assembly elections as counting of votes for the elections held on December 1 and 5 are set to begin in a matter of hours. There will be shift from the traditional BJP vs Congress battle in the state with the AAP entering the arena this time around. In the build up to the elections, PM Modi held around 30 rallies and road shows in the state. The counting of votes is set to begin at 8 am tomorrow (December 8, Thursday) at 37 counting centers covering 182 assembly seats.

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