Uttarakhand panchayat, local bodies election results live updates

Counting continues for Panchayat election in Uttrakhand

District Panchayat 17 seats results announced.

2965 Gram Pradhan results are declared till now.

The results of 968 Panchayat members is also declared by the State election commission.

Counting continues for Uttarakhand Panchayat election

The results for 1977 Gram Panchayat election have been declared so far.

The results for 589 Panchayat members have been declared.

6 results have been announced till now of the District Panchayat members election.  
 

Results Declared for Mayor/Chairman Seats:

Independent candidate Anita Devi wins from Kamleshwar Bagwan ward (reserved for Backward Caste)

Independent candidate Himanshu Bahuguna (Punnu) wins from ColdMata Maya SSB0 ward.

Independent candidate Hari Singh Mian wins from Dong ward.

BJP candidate Kavita Rawat wins from Ufalda ward (reserved for woman).

BJP candidate Anup wins from Agency Mohalla ward.

Results Declared for Mayor/Chairman Seats:

BJP candidate Anup wins from Agency Mohalla ward.

Congress candidate K Vinod Mathani wins from Ganesh Bazar May Bhagirathi Puram (reserved for woman) ward.

BJP candidate Pramila Devi wins from Niranjani Bagh ward (reserved for woman).

BJP candidate Pooja Gautam wins from Bajiar Bagh Mayan Amrakunj ward (reserved for SC).

Results Declared for Mayor/Chairman Seats:

Independent candidate Anil Kumar wins from Rajivnagar ward (reserved for SC) in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Independent candidate Sanjay Kumar wins from Srikot Ganganali Floor ward in Pauri Garhwal district.

Independent candidate Rakesh wins from Rewadi-kandai ward.

Results Declared for Mayor/Chairman Seats:

BJP candidate Mukunda Shukla wins from Chinese Mill Ward in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Independent candidate Jagjit Singh wins from Gil Chowk Ward in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Independent candidate Rajdeep Tiwary wins from Bhunislam Nagar Ward in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Results Declared for Mayor/Chairman Seats:

Independent candidate Mithalesh Verma wins from Sanjaynagar Ward (reserved for woman) in Udham Singh Nagar district.

BJP candidate Premvati wins from Subhashnagar Ward (reserved for woman) in Udham Singh Nagar district.

BJP candidate Mohan Singh wins from Forced ward in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Results Declared for Mayor/Chairman Seats: 

Congress candidate Rajwala Bharati wins from Gandhinagar Ward (reserved for SC) in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Independent candidate Parveen Jahan wins from  Mudia Pistore ward (reserved for Backward Caste) in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Independent candidate  Mou 0 Asif wins from Keshavnagar ward in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Results Declared for Mayor/Chairman Seats:

Congress candidate Kamlesh wins from Labor ward (reserved for woman ) in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Independent candidate Sadak Hussein wins from Eidgah ward in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Congress candidate Mahesh Kumar (ASU) wins from Ram Bhawan ward in Udham Singh Nagar district.

Results Declared for Mayor/Chairman Seats:

Congress candidate Gurjeet Singh has won from Bajpur in Udhamsingh Nagar district.

Congress candidate Poonam Tiwari has won from Srinagar in Pawdi Garhwal.

The first phase of voting for Panchayat elections was held on October 6, followed by the second phase on October 11 and the final phase on October 16. 

The voting took place in 12 districts and the counting began at 8 am. The results are likely to be announced by 5 pm. 

The Commission has clarified that, if a voter has put the ballot paper in the wrong box, then they will also be counted. During the Panchayat elections, the Commission had put two ballot boxes, one for Pradhan and Panchayat member and the other for BDC and Zilla Panchayat. In such a situation, many times the voters accidentally put the ballot in the wrong box, due to which the Commission has clearly said that the ballots which have gone to the wrong box will also be counted during the counting of votes.

The counting process is expected to be completed in the small districts of the state till late evening, but the counting of votes in the larger districts may continue till the second day. According to the information received from the State Election Officer, orders have been issued to supervisors for the counting of votes.