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Goa Panchayat Polls Dates Election Results 2017 Live Voting
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Goa Panchayat Poll Dates Results Voting Candidates Live 2017
Goa Counting of votes of the 186 village panchayats that will go to polls on June 11 has been done for 10 out of 15 panchayats
Goa Panchayat Election Result 2017
| WARD | WINNER |
| List of winning candidates of Betalbatim Panchayat | |
| 1 | Minu Fernandes |
| 2 | Constancio Miranda |
| 3 | Leticia Miranda |
| 4 | Feliciano Antao |
| 5 | Santana Fernandes |
| 6 | Minguel Pereira |
| 7 | Judas Rebello |
| List of winning candidates of Nuvem Panchayat | |
| 1 | Elvita Santana Vas E Costa |
| 2 | Conceicao D’Costa |
| 3 | Eliza Borges |
| 4 | Frida D’sa |
| 5 | Breezy Aasha Neelam Baretto |
| 6 | Conceicao Colaco |
| 7 | Shraddha FadteFilipa Rosalina Barreto |
| 8 | Rosada Noronha E Ferrao |
| 9 | Camilo Joao Alvares |
| 10 | Peter Fernandes |
| 11 | Manuel Borges |
| List of winning candidates of Betki- Khandola Panchayat | |
| 1 | Bhavna Naik |
| 2 | Kanak Sawant |
| 3 | Amina Wadkar |
| 4 | Arvind Gaonkar |
| 5 | Mukta Naik |
| 6 | Raju Naik |
| 7 | Shraddha Fadte |
| 8 | Darshana Naik |
| 9 | Dilip Naik |
| List of winning candidates of Penha De Franca Panchayat | |
| 1 | Savita Mandrekar |
| 2 | Maniha Naik |
| 3 | Anupa Harlankar |
| 4 | Gabriel |
| 5 | Smita Kalangutkar |
| 6 | Swapnil Chodankar |
| 7 | Gurunath Vernekar |
| 8 | Shalu Gupta |
| 9 | Shmsunder Kamat |
| 10 | Sandesh Mandrekar |
| 11 | Safar Fadte |
| List of winning candidates of Anjuna-Casiua Panchayat | |
| 1 | Sheetal Naik |
| 2 | Sheetal Dhabolkar |
| 3 | Sandesh Khorjuvekar |
| 4 | Surendra Govekar |
| 5 | Pratima Govekar |
| 6 | Pedro Mendonca |
| 7 | Lavino Rebello |
| 8 | Shakuntala Chimulkar |
| 9 | Hanumant Govekar |
| 10 | Devanand Shirodkar |
| 11 | Patrick Savio Almeida |
| List of winning candidates of Bastora Panchayat | |
| 1 | Rajesh Pilankar |
| 2 | Pratiksha Mayenkar |
| 3 | Sunita Lotilkar |
| 4 | Manisha Naik |
| 5 | Savio Martins |
| 6 | Ranjit Usgaonkar |
| 7 | Rajendra Naoroji |
| List of winning candidates of Merces Panchayat | |
| 1 | Geeta Kavlekar |
| 2 | Armstrong Braganza |
| 3 | Sunita Paliencer |
| 4 | Girish Uskaikar |
| 5 | Pranita Kalangutkar |
| 6 | Venancio Gonsalves |
| 7 | Duarte Fernandes |
| 8 | Rufina Quadros |
| 9 | Sandhya Hoble |
| 10 | Mukesh Shirgaonkar |
| 11 | Prakash Naik |
| List of winning candidates of Chandor Panchayat | |
| 1 | Derick Pereira |
| 2 | Edward D’Silva |
| 3 | Arlinda Tereza |
| 4 | Celina Furtado |
| 5 | Raymond D’Cruz |
| 6 | Mafaldina Martins |
| 7 | Jose Piedade Pereira |
| List of winning candidates of Sancoale Panchayat | |
| 1 | Nandini Desai |
| 2 | Succorina Vales |
| 3 | Tulsidas Naik |
| 4 | Ramakant Borkar |
| 5 | Dr Sunita R Borkar |
| 6 | Narayan Naik |
| 7 | Satish Padwalkar |
| 8 | Kavita Kamal |
| 9 | Arish Kadar |
| 10 | Govind Lamani |
| 11 | Girish Pillai |
| List of winning candidates of Curca-Bambolin Panchayat | |
| 1 | Roshan Vernekar |
| 2 | Maria D’Cunha |
| 3 | Verodiana D’Souza |
| 4 | Subhash Shirodkar |
| 5 | Zarita Kuncolkar |
| 6 | Vidya Naik |
| 7 | Siddesh Naik |
| 8 | Diona Korgaonkar |
| 9 | Suryakant Karaonkar Korgaonkar |
| 10 | Marvin Gonsalves |
| 11 | Krishna Kankonkar |
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Earlier on Saturday, a 73.43 per cent turnout was recorded for the elections held in 15 wards of 11 village panchayats.
- The Goa Panchayat Election Results 2017 will be declared today.
- In Usgao, 9 out of 11 candidates, who were backed by BJP Valpoi MLA Vishwajeet Rane, won election.
- 4 candidates of Clafasio Dias in Ambaulim panchayat wins out 7 members panchayat.
- BJP MLA Nilesh Cabral backed panel wins 6 out of 7 seats inAssolda Panchayat.
- BJP minister Pandurang Madkaikar sweeps Carambolim Panchayat by winning 7 out of 9 wards.
- AAP volunteer Linda Vaz wins in Raia Panchayat polls.
| List of winning candidates of Porascadem Panchayat |
| Ward 1- PADMARAM ASOLKAR |
| Ward 2- RAKESH SWAR |
| Ward 3- SATYABHAMA PEDNEKAR |
| Ward 4- FRANCIS FERNANDES |
| Ward 5- NEETA MALVANKAR |
| Ward 6- SATYAWAN GAONKAR |
| Ward 7- ROY FERNANDES |
| List of winning candidates of Dhargal Panchayat |
| Ward 1- PRADEEO PATEKAR |
| Ward 2- ARJUN KANOLKAR |
| Ward 3- SUNITA RAUT |
| Ward 4- SUBHASH DHARGALKAR |
| Ward 5- SONALI SALGAONKAR |
| Ward 6- RAJU SHIRODKAR |
| Ward 7- VALLABH WARADKAR |
| Ward 8- ARADHNA NAIK |
| Ward 9- PRADEEP NAIK |
| List of winning candidates of Latambarcem Panchayat |
| WARD1- SAMIR GAWAS |
| WARD2- DNYANESHWAR GAWAS |
| WARD3- KUNDA CHARI |
| WARD4- PRASHANT GHADI |
| WARD5-VANITA GHADI |
| WARD6- BABLOO GAOKAR |
| WARD7- YESHWANT VARAK |
| WARD8- TRUPTI GAOKAR |
| List of winning candidates of Quelossim Panchayat |
| Ward 1- TIE BETWEEN DEEPA NAIK AND SALVADOR FERNANDES |
| Ward 2- FILOMENA FIGUERIEDO |
| Ward 3- MARIO COLACO |
| Ward 4- RIGEL TAVARES |
| Ward 5- SEBASTIO SERRAO |
| Ward 6- CYNTHIA SILVA |
| List of winning candidates in Moira Panchayat | |
| Ward No. | Candidates |
| Ward 1 | SADANAND RAUL |
| Ward 2 | LAVU THAKUR |
| Ward 3 | PUJA CHARI |
| Ward 4 | RIYA BELEKAR |
| Ward 5 | OSWALD CODEIRO |
| Ward 6 | SURYAKANT BHATLEKAR |
| Ward 7 | MAHESH SATELKAR |
| List of winning candidates in Assagao Panchayat. | |
| Ward No. | Candidates |
| Ward 1 | HANUMANT NAIK |
| Ward 2 | JOCKY QUADROS |
| Ward 3 | RIYA NAIK |
| Ward 4 | JOSEPHN DSOZA |
| Ward 5 | KARTIK KERKAR |
| Ward 6 | JALINDAR GAONKAR |
| Ward 7 | SAGAR NAIK |
| List of winning candidates in Saligao | |
| Ward No. | Candidates |
| Ward 5 | Uday Chandelkar |
| Ward 6 | Premanand Kochrekar |
| Ward 7 | Ulhas Morajkar |
Goa Panchayat Election Voting Live 11 June
- Panchayats of Taleigao, Casarwarnem, Allorna, Chandel-Hassapur, Harvale have been excluded from the list of panchayats going for elections. A total of 1,522 wards across 186 panchayats will go for elections on June 11, while counting is scheduled for June 13.
- BJP, Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) and Goa Vikas Party (GVP) will make an alliance and fight for the upcoming Zilla Panchayat polls in the coastal state
- “May 21 is a Sunday, so there won’t be any problem for the working class people to exercise their votes. They will not have to take leave exclusively for this purpose,” said one SEC official explaining the contents of the affidavit.
- Scrutiny of the nominations will be held on May 26 and 27 while withdrawals, if any, can be done on May 29. The five-year term of the panchayats ends on May 26.
- The notification, issued by State Election Commissioner RK Srivastava, says that the nomination for the polls would be accepted from May 18 to May 25, except May 21 being Sunday, at the concerned Returning Office at the taluka level.
- On the other hand, the State government earlier decided to hold elections on June 25 but it advanced the same to June 17, after a review this week. Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar cited various reasons for the delay in holding elections.
Goa Panchayat Election 2017 Details
There are now less than two months before the village panchayat elections are due to be held in Goa. The State Election Commission has suggested May 21 as the tentative date for the village body polls so that the process is completed before the end of May and the new panchayats can be in place before the monsoon begins. The government is yet to clear the date for the polls. But, even as the Department of Panchayats is now going through the delimitation of wards process, there is speculation that the polls may be postponed by up to six months as the ruling dispensation is not keen on the local body polls at this point of time, and that it would prefer to have the polls after the by-elections to the Legislative Assembly.
In India’s federal system, the panchayats play a major role at the village level governance, so a government not prepared for, or not in favour of, panchayat polls at a particular point of time should not be a reason for the elections to be postponed. The village panchayats are constitutional entities with a fixed term of five years and the current term of the panchayats ends in May. Quite simply, logically and legally the polls should be held before the end of the term. Governments should not be allowed to tinker with the term of these constitutional village bodies, for reasons that are not substantially valid.