ADR and Jharkhand Election Watch (JEW) have analyzed the vote share for the 81 constituencies in the Jharkhand Assembly Elections, 2019. {loadposition googleadr}

Summary and Highlights    

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Vote Share of MLA's   

The MLAs of the Jharkhand Assembly Elections, 2019 won by an average of 42.67 % of total votes polled. In the 2014 elections MLAs won by an average of 39.67% % of total votes polled. 

1. 5(19%) MLAs won with 50% and above of the total votes polled in their constituency.
2. 66(81%) MLAs won with less than 50% of the total votes polled in their constituency.
3. 9(20%)out of 44 MLAs analysed with declared criminal cases have won with a vote share of 50% and above.
4. 12(21%)  out of 56 crorepati MLAs analysed have won with a vote share of 50% and above.

Margin of Victory

1. 2 MLAs have won with a margin of victory of less than 1000 votes.
2. 7 MLAs have won with more than 20% of the margin of victory.

MLAs with Declared Criminal Cases and their Margin of Victory:

1.   22(50%) out of 44 MLAs with declared criminal cases have won against a runner up with a clean background.
2.   Among these 22 MLAs, 3 MLAs have won with more than 20% margin of victory. 
3.   Among these, Manish Jaiswal (Bharatiya Janata Party) from Hazaribagh constituency won with  23.96 % margin of victory.
4.  There are 17 MLAs with a clean background who have won against a runner up with declared  criminal cases. Out of these 17 MLAs, 6 MLAs have won with more than 10 % margin of victory.

Crorepati MLAs and their Margin of Victory: 

•                   22 out of 56 crorepati MLAs have won against a non-crorepati runners up.
•               Among these 22 MLAs, 2 MLAs have won with more than 20 % margin of victory. 
• There are 17 non-crorepati MLAs who have won against crorepati runners up. 3 of them have won with more than  20% margin of victory.     

Performance of Women MLAs: 

1. Among the 81 MLAs, 10 women have been analysed.
2. all of them won with 25% and above of vote share in their consituencies.
3. Among the women MLAs, Purnima Niraj Singh (Indian National Congress) from Jharia Constituency has won with the highest vote share, i.e. 50.34 % in her constituency and 7.60% of margin of victory.

Performance of Re-elected MLAs:

1.  Out of total 36 re-elected MLAs 7 have won with more than 50% of the vote share.       
2. 18 re-elected MLAs have won with less than 10% of the margin of victory.

Comprehensive security arrangements have been put in place for the final stage bets. Polling will be held on 11 of the 16 seats from 7 am to 5 pm. While voting on five seats will be completed at 3 pm In the fifth and final phase of Jharkhand assembly elections, voting is going on in 16 seats in six districts in Ranchi on Today. {loadposition leadtechad}

Till 9 in the morning, 12.01 percent polling was recorded. There is tremendous enthusiasm among the people about voting. Long queues of people have been busy at polling stations since morning. They also include a large number of women

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Initially, some booths were reported to have no power and defect in EVMs, which caused some voting problems. But these problems were removed immediately. Extensive security arrangements have been made for the voting. 41 thousand security forces have been deployed for fair and peaceful voting. Of these, 275 companies belong to the central security forces.

Live Voting percentage at 9 Am is 12.01%

An estimated 12.01 per cent of over 40 lakh voters exercised their franchise till 9 am in the fifth and final phase of Jharkhand Assembly elections, Election Commission (EC) officials said. Women and men were seen waiting in queues outside the polling booths to exercise their franchise, braving the December cold. (PTI)

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Dumka: Elections were held on Monday for four phases and 65 seats in Jharkhand, with a focus on the fifth and final phase, which will be the political dominance of the first family of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha. The fifth phase will cover the Santhal region where two members of the Soren family are in the fray for three seats. {loadposition leadtechad}

JMM president Hemant Soren is contesting from two seats - Dumka and Barhet. Her sister-in-law Sita Soren is contesting from the Jama constituency. All three are ST reserved seats. In 2014, Hemant Soren won from Barhet by a margin of around 24,000 votes, but lost to BJP's Lewis Marandi from Dumka. Barhet assembly constituency comes under Rajmahal Lok Sabha constituency, which is the only seat won by JMM in 2019. JMM's Vijay Hansdak won the BJP candidate Hemant Murmu by nearly 100,000 votes.

Hemant Soren said, "There is a lot of anger among people and they are with us." "JMM has won both Assembly and Lok Sabha elections." Jagdish Murmu, a para teacher at Barhat Bazaar, said, "This is not an MLA but an election to elect the next Chief Minister of the state." "We will vote Hemant Soren."

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Finally we will see where the 'hawa' is and vote accordingly. Jama has been a JMM stronghold long before Jharkhand came into existence and the party has been winning this seat since 1980, 2005, when it joined the BJP. Won the seat twice.

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However, in 2005, he lost to BJP's Sunil Soren. After Durga's death, his wife Sita Soren has won this seat twice - in 2009 and 2014 - this is his third election. However, their winning margin has decreased. About 12,000 votes in 2009, 2,300 votes in 2014.

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Jharkhand Assembly election phase III LIVE: Voting in the phase 3 of Jharkhand Assembly election 2019 would be held on Thursday (December 12). The constituencies in Jharkhand that are going to polls in the phase 3 of Jharkhand Assembly election 2019 are Kodarma, Barkatha, Barhi, Barkagaon, Ramgarh, Mandu, Hazaribag, Simaria (SC), Dhanwar, Gomia, Bermo, Ichagarh, Silli, Khijri (ST), Ranchi, Hatia and Kanke (SC). While polling in Ranchi, Hatia, Kanke, Barkatha and Ramgarh seats will commence at 7 am and end at 5 pm, voters in the rest of the constituencies can exercise franchise between 7 am and 3 pm. In the phase 3 of the Jharkhand polls 2019, the key candidates, whose fate will be sealed in the EVMs on Thursday, are three ministers - CP Singh, Ramchandra Shahi and Neera Yadav; Former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi and former Deputy Chief Minister Sudesh Mahto. Stay with IndiaToday.in to catch Jharkhand Assembly election phase 3 voting live news updates.

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Voting percentage at 5 pm is 61.93%

Ranchi: In the third phase of Jharkhand Assembly Elections, voting on 17 seats on Thursday was peaceful. Voting was held from 7 am to 3 pm in 12 seats, while in Ranchi, Hatia, Kanke, Ramgarh and Barkatha, voting was held till 5 pm. There were no reports of any skirmish in this phase. However, urban voters turned out to vote less than rural voters. The capital Ranchi witnessed a lower turnout than expected. A total of 61.93 percent voting was recorded in all 17 seats till 5 pm. In this phase, 56 lakh voters decided the fate of 309 candidates. These include former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi, AJSU supremo Sudesh Mahto, Minister Chandeshwar Prasad Singh and Minister Neera Yadav.

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Candidates will contest in Phase II Jharkhand elections.

A total of 260 candidates will contest 20 of the 81 assembly seats in Jharkhand. 

Live Voting updates Jharkhand assembly Elections, Phase 2:

BJP will be rewarded for better governance in last five years': Raghubar Das expressed confidence after voting

After casting his vote in the second phase of the five-stage Assembly polls, chief minister Raghubar Das expressed confidence when he said that the BJP had been successful in establishing a better government in the last five years.

"I appeal to the people of the state to participate in this festival of democracy. I believe we have been successful in establishing a better govt in last five years for which we will be rewarded," said Das.

Voter turnout remains at 45.41% at 2 pm

At 2 pm, the voter turnout remained at 45.41 percent in the second phase of the Jharkhand Assembly polls. The highest poll percentage was recorded in Sisai (54.56 percent) while the lowest was recorded in Jamshedpur West Assembly constituency (33 percent). 

Sisai records highest voter turnout at 54 percent till 1 pm

Firing Reported in Gumla Assembly

• An instance of firing has been reported in Sirsa block of Gumla district in Jharkhand. Voting has been temporarily affected on the booth number 36 of the district. Police have reached the spot and the situation is being brought to normal. (News18)

   

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  Assembly Speaker Dinesh Oraon (Sisai), Rural Development Minister Neelkanth Singh Munda (Khunti) and BJP's state unit president Laxman Gilua (Chakradharpur) were among the early voters.

  A large number of people were also seen in queues waiting for their turn in Baharagora and Chaibasa constituencies, braving cold conditions, the officials said. (PTI)

• 12.3% voter turnout recorded

   

  Around 12.35 percent polling was recorded till 9 am on Saturday in the second of the five-phase Jharkhand assembly elections that began in 20 constituencies.

The voting percentage till 9am:

Ghatshila- 14%
Baharagora- 16.3%
Potka-14.9%
Chaibasa- 13.3%
Jugsalai- 14.8%
Jamshedpur (East)- 13.2%
Jamshedpur (West)- 13.3%

 Jharkhand assembly Elections, Phase 2: Assembly Speaker Dinesh Oraon (Sisai), Rural Development Minister Neelkanth Singh Munda (Khunti) and BJP's state unit president Laxman Gilua (Chakradharpur) were among the early voters.

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Schedule for Second Phase Assembly Election Jharkhand 2019

Assembly Constituencies of Jharkhand going to poll in Phase-II Assembly Constituencies: Twenty (20), Districts: Seven (07)

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Major parties for Phase II of Jharkhand Assembly Elections.

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(a) AJSU Party

(b) Jharkhand Mukti Morcha

(c) Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik)

(d) Rashtriya Janata Dal

Candidates will contest in Phase II Jharkhand elections.

A total of 260 candidates will contest 20 of the 81 assembly seats in Jharkhand. 

Smallest and largest Constituencies:-By Area in Phase II Jharkhand elections.

Smallest and largest Constituencies:-By Size of Electorate in Phase II Jharkhand elections.

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Age and Sex-wise Composition of Electorate in Phase II Jharkhand elections.

Party wise list of Candidates.   

RPI*:-Registered Political Parties (other then recognized National and State)

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• NDA: BJP (81)
• UPA: JMM (43), INC (31), RJD (7)
• Left Front: CPI, CPI(M), MCC, CPI(ML)(L)
• None: JVM (P), AJSU (27)

Schedule for First Phase Assembly Election Jharkhand 2019

Assembly Constituencies of Jharkhand going to poll in Phase-I

Which are the major parties of Jharkhand Assembly Elections?

The Major parties Jharkhand include Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Indian National Congress (INC), Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (JVM), Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) and All All Jharkhand Student Union (AJSU) and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) Congress and RJD will contest in alliance. JMM will contest on 43 seats, the Congress on 31 and the RJD on seven seats.

How many candidates will contest in Phase 1 Jharkhand elections?

A total of 189 candidates will contest 13 of the 81 assembly seats in Jharkhand. Around 228 candidates filed their papers for the first phase. Of these 22 nominations were rejected after scrutiny and 17 candidates had withdrawn their papers.

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Which all constituencies are fighting in Phase 1 of Jharkhand Assembly Elections?

On November 30, the first phase of Jharkhand Assembly Elections, voting will take place in Chatra (SC), Gumla (ST), Bishunpur (ST), Lohardaga (ST), Manika (ST), Latehar (SC), Panki, Daltonganj, Bishrampur, Chhatarpur (SC), Hussainabad, Garhwa and Bhawanathpur seats in the first phase.

Chatra has the least number of candidates while Bhawanathpur has the most.

Who are the key candidates for Phase 1 Jharkhand elections?

The key candidates in Jharkhand election are former BJP chief whip Radhakrishna Kishore in Chhatarpur seat on AJSU Party ticket, former minister Bhanu Pratap Sahi in Bhawanathpur constituency on a BJP ticket and JMM MLA Chamra Linda in Bishunpur seat.

Who are the star campaigners from BJP for Jharkhand Assembly Elections?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister and BJP national president Amit Shah, BJP working president JP Nadda, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, party general secretary BL Santosh, Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das are among the 40 star campaigners of the BJP.

The list also includes Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Union Ministers Arjun Munda, Prahlad Joshi, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Dharmendra Prasad, Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, Smriti Irani, Arjun Ram Meghwal and Nityanand Rai.

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AAP 2nd Candidate List for Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2019

AAP 1st Candidate List for Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2019

After suffering a setback in Maharashtra over seat-sharing, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will now contest the Jharkhand assembly elections alone after failing to finalise the seat-sharing agreement with its ally All Jharkhand Students Union (AJSU) for the Jharkhand assembly polls. The BJP is now left with no partners in the state as its prominent Bihar ally Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) had earlier this month announced that they will contest the elections alone by fielding their candidates from 50 seats.

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According to sources, the BJP will soon release the list of candidates for the remaining 27 seats. The ruling party has already announced the list of 53 candidates for the five-phase Jharkhand assembly polls. The BJP will support Independent candidate Vinod Singh in the Hussainabad constituency, a seat the party had left for AJSU, sources said.
The decisions were taken by the BJP after a meeting of BJP chief and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP’s working president JP Nadda and party’s senior leader Om Mathur.

In 2014, the BJP had contested on 72 seats and had won 37 out of them, while the AJSU in alliance with the BJP, had contested on eight seats and had won five out of them. The Lok Jan Shakti Party (LJP) had only contested on one seat and lost.

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According to sources, for this years’ assembly polls, the AJSU had asked the BJP for 19 seats to contest the elections in Jharkhand, but the ally was not willing to give them more than nine seats, creating the fissure between the allies. While talks for the seat-sharing agreement were on, the AJSU announced 12 candidates, four of which overlap with BJP candidates in Simaria, Sindri, Mandu, and Chakradharpur.

Meanwhile, the seat-sharing talks between the BJP and LJP also went in vain, after the latter demanded six seats from the BJP, but the ruling party was only interested in giving them one seat. The Chirag Paswan-led LJP later announced that they will contest on 50 seats alone.
"The Lok Janshakti Party has decided it will contest 50 seats alone. The first list of party candidates will be announced this evening," Paswan tweeted.

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Jharkhand elections will be starting from November 30 and the results will be announced on December 23. The elections will be held in five phases, as announced by the Election Commission of India earlier this month.

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Legislative Assembly elections are due to be held in Jharkhand from 30 November to 20 December 2019 to elect the 81 members of Legislative Assembly. Results will be declared on 23rd December 2019.The term of Jharkhand Legislative Assembly ends on December 27, 2019.

After the formation of Jharkhand on 15 November 2000, the first Legislative Assembly of Jharkhand was constituted by the MLAs elected in the 2000 Bihar Legislative Assembly election, whose constituencies were in the newly formed Jharkhand. The 2005 election was the first one being conducted in Jharkhand.

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