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Jammu Kashmir Assembly (Vidhan sabha) Election voting % live, Jammu Kashmir Assembly wise 2nd phase voting % updates, Second phase of Jharkhand assembly election polling % live, Jammu kashmir, J&K assembly elections 2014, Find your booth voting %, Booth wise J&K Second Phase voting  polling %, List of J&K Second 2nd phase assembly constituency, J&K second 2nd phase candidates

• Election Commission says over 71% voting in 18 seats of Jammu and Kashmir in the 2nd phase of Assembly elections

• 5:50 pm: Polling has been high in Riyasi (80%) and Udhampur (76%

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• Overall poll percentage till around 5:30 is 71%, says Election Commission on polls in Jammu and Kashmir.

• 5:00 pm: Encounter between militants and security forces in Naugam sector (J&K), search ops underway while the state has gone to polls.

• 04:15 pm: Polling ends in Jammu and Kashmir.
  
  
• A long queue of voters outside a polling station in south Kashmir district of Kulgam amid tight security.

• 3: 55pm Over all voting percentage in J&K stands at 54.09 % upto 2pm.

• 3.23 pm: 50 % voter turnout in Jammu and Kashmir till 2 pm.
• 2.38 pm: Voters boycott elections in Bugam, no single vote has been cast at this polling station.(Read More..)
  

• 2: 30pm Over all voting percentage in J&K stands at 32 per cent upto noon.

• 1: 43 pm: Khudwani(Kulgam,J&K): Villagers boycott polls, pelt stones in protest.

• 12:35 pm: In Jammu and Kashmir, Ramnagar Assembly segment recorded 16.96 per cent polling, Chenani with 11.38 per cent, Mendhar with 11 per cent, Noorabad and Lolab with 10.50 per cent each, Surankote with 9.85, Karnah with 9 per cent, Poonch Haveli with 8.80, Kulgam with 8.18.

• 12:05 pm: Nearly 10 per cent of the 15.35 lakh electorate exercised their franchise in the first two hours of polling while serpentine queues could be seen at many polling stations as voters waited for their turn in Jammu and Kashmir.

• Nearly 10 percent of the 15.35 lakh electorate exercised their franchise in the first two hours of polling in Jammu and Kashmir.Click here for full Read
• Moderate to brisk voting has been recorded in the first couple of hours in the nine seats in Jammu and as many in Kashmir Valley with boycott calls by separatists and militants and the cold weather failing to dampen the enthusiasm of voters who queued up in large numbers.

• 11:45 am: At Pahloo in Noorabad constituency out of 2530 votes, only 260 votes were polled at three polling stations of Shahar, Gasi and Pahloo A.
• 11:44 am: About 2000 votes were polled in four constituencies of Noorabad, Kulgam, Home shalibugh and Devsar in Kulgam district during the first 90 minutes. Majority of them were first time voters.
• 10:59 am: Noorabad Assembly segment in south Kashmir Kulgam district recorded 3.6 per cent, Home-Shalibugh had 1.9 per cent of polling.
• 10:59 am: Kulgam Assembly segment also recorded a good turnout of 5.14 per cent during the corresponding period. Langet recorded 4.76 per cent followed by Devsar at 4.43 per cent and Handwara in north Kashmir Kupwar district at 4.02 per cent.

Balloting began Tuesday for 20 of the 81 assembly seats in the second of the five-phase elections in Jharkhand, officials said. Over 44 lakh voters will decide the fate of 223 candidates in the fray. A total of 5,051 polling booths have been set up for the second phase.

Polling began at 7 a.m. and will continue till 5 p.m. in Jamshedpur (East) and Jamshedpur (West). Balloting will end at 3 p.m. in the other 18 constituencies. In the second phase, 17 of the 20 seats are reserved for Scheduled Tribes. The Bharatiya Janata Party had won eight of the seats in the 2009 assembly polls. Two former chief ministers - Arjun Munda and Madhu Koda - are contesting from Seraikela and Majhgao seats, respectively.

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Second Phase assembly Constituency List

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