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The State Election Commission has made elaborate arrangements for counting the votes in municipalities and Municipal Corporations.
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He said he was confident about the TMC's victory despite the BJP's attempt to "build a massive propaganda" that it was winning.
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As per the Election Commission website, the BJP is leading in 60 out of the total 126 assembly seats.
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"The CPI(M)-led LDF will play its due role in this and we expect that the people of Kerala who have always stood up as one will continue to do so in a more stronger manner," he said.
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The Election Commission on April 27 had banned all victory processions after counting of votes in states where assembly polls were held to check the spread of coronavirus.
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As per the Election Commission figures, the LDF is ahead in 85 seats, while the opposition Congress-headed UDF is leading in 44 segments and the BJP-NDA, in three constituencies.
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The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is leading in 60 seats while Congress is leading in 26 seats.
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All the exit polls had predicted a clean victory for the Pinarayi Vijayan-led Left with a minimum of 75 seats and a maximum of 120 seats.
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The Congress has established initial leads only on five seats while its partners Bodoland Peoples Front on two seats and All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) on one seat.
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Voting took place in the state on April 6 to elect 140 legislators to the 15th Kerala Legislative Assembly.
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On Saturday, Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra reviewed counting arrangements with senior officers of the commission.
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The staff, counting agents and media persons, who test negative for Covid in Rapid Antigen Test would only to be allowed into the counting centre
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Of the total 3,87,969 polled votes, 3,66,333 votes were found valid and 21,636 votes were invalid.
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The bundling of ballot papers in Nalgonda was completed by the counting staff at 5.20 pm.
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In the case of Hyderabad-Rangareddy-Mahabubnagar MLC constituency, counting officials were still bundling ballot papers and counting was likely to commence around midnight
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As the State Election Commission had ordered on Tuesday re-polling at two polling booths of Mohali Municipal Corporation, the counting for this entire civic body will take place on Thursday.
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The counting began at 244 centres at 8.00 am and the final results were expected to be out by noon, Election Commission sources here said.
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For every round, 14,000 votes to be counted, as many as 8,152 personnel will be involved in the process
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So far 45,175 votes were counted, BJP got 20,226 votes, TRS polled 17,559 and Congress polled 3254 votes.
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According to the official results up to the second round Raghunandan Rao polled 9223 votes, Sujatha 7964 and Srinivas Reddy of Congress was polled only 1931 votes.