Andhra pradesh mlc election results

Express News Service VIJAYAWADA: After facing a series of debacles in all the polls held since the general elections in 2019, trends of the graduates’ constituencies’ MLC elections seem to be coming as a ray of hope to the Opposition TDP to boost the morale of the cadres before the general elections due next year.Poor performance of the party in the elections to panchayats and local bodies after the TDP debacle in the Assembly polls, disappointed the party cadres a lot for the past four years and their long wait to taste the victory has come as a big boost. Out of the three graduates’ MLC constituencies, the TDP performed well in North Coastal Andhra and East Rayalaseema segments and it was giving a tough fight (counting of votes is still continuing and result is likely to be decided on the second preferential votes) in West Rayalaseema. Even as the ruling YSRC already won six out of the nine MLC seats, including four from the local authorities’ constituencies and two from the teachers constituencies and also in the race for another graduates’ MLC constituency, the TDP sees winning the two seats as a moral victory to the party. In both the North Andhra and East Rayalaseema graduates’ constituencies, the TDP candidates have increased their majority round-by-round and reached a comfortable stage of winning the elections. In West Rayalaseema, there is a keen contest going on between the ruling YSRC and opposition TDP candidates. Anticipating that victory is certain in the two...

AP MLA Quota MLC elections Result 2023 winners list: Members of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly cast their votes on Thursday in the elections for seven seats of the Legislative Council. Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy was among the first to cast his vote in the polling centre at the Assembly premises. Several ministers and members of the ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) cast their votes in the first couple of hours. A candidate needs 22 votes to win the election. In the 175-member Assembly, YSRCP has 151 seats and it is confident of securing votes of four rebel MLAs of TDP and the lone MLA of Jana Sena Party (JSP). For seven seats from MLA quota, the ruling party has fielded V.V. Surya Narayana Raju, Pothula Sunitha, Kola Guruvulu, Bommi Israel, Jayamangala Venkataramna, Chandragiri Yesuratnam and Marri Rajasekhar. TDP has field P. Anuradha. AP MLA Quota MLC elections Result 2023 winners list: TDP Winner Panchumarti Anuradha AP MLA Quota MLC elections Result 2023 winners list: YSRCP Winners V.V. Surya Narayana Raju Pothula Sunitha Bommi Israel Chandragiri Yesuratnam Marri Rajasekhar Kola Guruvulu Get Latest Business News, Stock Market Updates and Videos; Check your tax outgo through Income Tax Calculator and save money through our Personal Finance coverage. Check Business Breaking News Live on Zee Business Twitter and Facebook. Subscribe on YouTube.

In what could be seen as a shock to the ruling YSRCP in Andhra Pradesh, the opposition Telugu Desam Party (TDP) won a seat in the MLC elections under the MLA quota on Thursday. TDP nominee Panchumarthi Anuradha won by a margin of 23 votes, Tv9 Telugu reported. It is being speculated that YCP MLAs may have cross voted. The MLC elections were held for seven vacant seats and as many as eight candidates ran for the seven seats, one of them being from the TDP and seven from the YSRCP.

Counting of votes is under way in Mahabubnagar-Rangareddy-Hyderabad Teachers’ MLC constituency. The polling was held on March 13. 29,720 voters and teachers enrolled in nine districts in constituency exercised their franchise. Poll percentage recorded was 90.40%. Counting of votes also under way for elections to eight MLC seats in Andhra Pradesh. Here are the highlighs: * YSRCP nominee P Chandrasekhar Reddy wins Rayalaseema teachers' MLC seat. * BJP-backed candidate AVN Reddy is leading by 921 votes against PRTU candidate Chennakesava Reddy in Mahabubnagar Rangareddy Hyderabad Teachers’ MLC constituency. * In Mahabubnagar Rangareddy Hyderabad Teachers’ MLC constituency, BJP-backed candidate AVN Reddy is leading by 742 votes against PRTU candidate Chennakesava Reddy. * Counting of votes also under way for elections to eight MLC seats in Andhra Pradesh. * Verified security arrangements to technology being used to ensure that there will be no glitches during counting. * Paper ballots were counted first. * The counting of votes began amid tight security at 8am. * The polling was held on March 13.

Andhra Pradesh's ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) has won all four MLC seats from local bodies constituencies, the results of which were declared on Thursday. Narthu Ramarao of YSRCP won the Srikakulam seat by a huge majority. Ramarao received 632 votes while the independent candidate A Ramakrishna got 108 votes. Kavuru Srinivas and Vanka Ravindranath of the YSRCP won both seats in the West Godavari local bodies constituency. Out of the 1,105 electors who were eligible to vote, 1,088 cast their votes. YSRCP candidate K Srinivas got 481 votes. Independent candidate Veeravalli Chandrasekhar got 120 votes leaving him behind the ruling party candidate. YSRCP candidate Dr. Madhusudan won the Kurnool local bodies constituency with a massive majority. Madhusudan received 988 votes out of a total 1,136 votes. While the declaration of the results of the North Andhra Pradesh Graduates MLC constituency elections is likely to be delayed. According to the ABP Desam report, the counting process will take over 12 hours. The North Andhra MLC elections result may be announced on Friday. The counting is being done in two phases with the participation of two teams. The election for eight Members of the Legislative Council (MLC)—three graduates, two teachers, and three local authorities' constituencies concluded on March 13, as the term of office for the five members of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council will ends on March 29, 2023. Graduate constituencies include Prakasam-Nellore-Chitto...

Counting of votes is under way in Mahabubnagar-Rangareddy-Hyderabad Teachers’ MLC constituency. The polling was held on March 13. 29,720 voters and teachers enrolled in nine districts in constituency exercised their franchise. Poll percentage recorded was 90.40%. Counting of votes also under way for elections to eight MLC seats in Andhra Pradesh. Here are the highlighs: * YSRCP nominee P Chandrasekhar Reddy wins Rayalaseema teachers' MLC seat. * BJP-backed candidate AVN Reddy is leading by 921 votes against PRTU candidate Chennakesava Reddy in Mahabubnagar Rangareddy Hyderabad Teachers’ MLC constituency. * In Mahabubnagar Rangareddy Hyderabad Teachers’ MLC constituency, BJP-backed candidate AVN Reddy is leading by 742 votes against PRTU candidate Chennakesava Reddy. * Counting of votes also under way for elections to eight MLC seats in Andhra Pradesh. * Verified security arrangements to technology being used to ensure that there will be no glitches during counting. * Paper ballots were counted first. * The counting of votes began amid tight security at 8am. * The polling was held on March 13.

Andhra Pradesh's ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) has won all four MLC seats from local bodies constituencies, the results of which were declared on Thursday. Narthu Ramarao of YSRCP won the Srikakulam seat by a huge majority. Ramarao received 632 votes while the independent candidate A Ramakrishna got 108 votes. Kavuru Srinivas and Vanka Ravindranath of the YSRCP won both seats in the West Godavari local bodies constituency. Out of the 1,105 electors who were eligible to vote, 1,088 cast their votes. YSRCP candidate K Srinivas got 481 votes. Independent candidate Veeravalli Chandrasekhar got 120 votes leaving him behind the ruling party candidate. YSRCP candidate Dr. Madhusudan won the Kurnool local bodies constituency with a massive majority. Madhusudan received 988 votes out of a total 1,136 votes. While the declaration of the results of the North Andhra Pradesh Graduates MLC constituency elections is likely to be delayed. According to the ABP Desam report, the counting process will take over 12 hours. The North Andhra MLC elections result may be announced on Friday. The counting is being done in two phases with the participation of two teams. The election for eight Members of the Legislative Council (MLC)—three graduates, two teachers, and three local authorities' constituencies concluded on March 13, as the term of office for the five members of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council will ends on March 29, 2023. Graduate constituencies include Prakasam-Nellore-Chitto...

In what could be seen as a shock to the ruling YSRCP in Andhra Pradesh, the opposition Telugu Desam Party (TDP) won a seat in the MLC elections under the MLA quota on Thursday. TDP nominee Panchumarthi Anuradha won by a margin of 23 votes, Tv9 Telugu reported. It is being speculated that YCP MLAs may have cross voted. The MLC elections were held for seven vacant seats and as many as eight candidates ran for the seven seats, one of them being from the TDP and seven from the YSRCP.

Express News Service VIJAYAWADA: After facing a series of debacles in all the polls held since the general elections in 2019, trends of the graduates’ constituencies’ MLC elections seem to be coming as a ray of hope to the Opposition TDP to boost the morale of the cadres before the general elections due next year.Poor performance of the party in the elections to panchayats and local bodies after the TDP debacle in the Assembly polls, disappointed the party cadres a lot for the past four years and their long wait to taste the victory has come as a big boost. Out of the three graduates’ MLC constituencies, the TDP performed well in North Coastal Andhra and East Rayalaseema segments and it was giving a tough fight (counting of votes is still continuing and result is likely to be decided on the second preferential votes) in West Rayalaseema. Even as the ruling YSRC already won six out of the nine MLC seats, including four from the local authorities’ constituencies and two from the teachers constituencies and also in the race for another graduates’ MLC constituency, the TDP sees winning the two seats as a moral victory to the party. In both the North Andhra and East Rayalaseema graduates’ constituencies, the TDP candidates have increased their majority round-by-round and reached a comfortable stage of winning the elections. In West Rayalaseema, there is a keen contest going on between the ruling YSRC and opposition TDP candidates. Anticipating that victory is certain in the two...

AP MLA Quota MLC elections Result 2023 winners list: Members of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly cast their votes on Thursday in the elections for seven seats of the Legislative Council. Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy was among the first to cast his vote in the polling centre at the Assembly premises. Several ministers and members of the ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) cast their votes in the first couple of hours. A candidate needs 22 votes to win the election. In the 175-member Assembly, YSRCP has 151 seats and it is confident of securing votes of four rebel MLAs of TDP and the lone MLA of Jana Sena Party (JSP). For seven seats from MLA quota, the ruling party has fielded V.V. Surya Narayana Raju, Pothula Sunitha, Kola Guruvulu, Bommi Israel, Jayamangala Venkataramna, Chandragiri Yesuratnam and Marri Rajasekhar. TDP has field P. Anuradha. AP MLA Quota MLC elections Result 2023 winners list: TDP Winner Panchumarti Anuradha AP MLA Quota MLC elections Result 2023 winners list: YSRCP Winners V.V. Surya Narayana Raju Pothula Sunitha Bommi Israel Chandragiri Yesuratnam Marri Rajasekhar Kola Guruvulu Get Latest Business News, Stock Market Updates and Videos; Check your tax outgo through Income Tax Calculator and save money through our Personal Finance coverage. Check Business Breaking News Live on Zee Business Twitter and Facebook. Subscribe on YouTube. zeenews.india.com understands that your privacy is important to you and we are committed for being transparent a...