Himachal Pradesh Election Result 2022 Constituency-Wise Winners List: Names Of Winning Candidates of BJP, Congress And AAP in Vidhan Sabha Polls
Shimla, December 8: The Election Commission will declare the result of Himachal Pradesh assembly election 2022 today. The counting of votes for the Himachal Pradesh election result 2022 has begun and soon names of leading and winning candidates will emerge. Today News 24 presents constituency-wise winners’ list for the Himachal Pradesh Vidhan Sabha polls. The┬аconstituency-wise winners’ list will initially contain names of leading candidates of the BJP, Congress and AAP. Following the declaration of the final Himachal Pradesh assembly elections results 2022, names of winning candidates of the BJP, Congress, AAP and other parties will be added.┬аHimachal Pradesh Assembly Election Result 2022 Live News Updates.
The election to┬аthe 68-member Himachal Pradesh assembly took place on November 12. The hill state witnessed over 75 percent voter turnout. There are┬а412 candidates in the fray, including 24 women. All three major parties – BJP, Congress and AAP – contested all 68 seats. Below is the list of leading/winning candidates of the BJP, Congress and AAP.
Himachal Pradesh Election Result 2022: Constituency-Wise List of Winners of BJP, AAP, Congress
| Constituency Name | Leading/Winning Candidate | Party |
| Churah (SC) | ||
| Chamba | ||
| Dalhousie | ||
| Bhattiyat | ||
| Nurpur | ||
| Fatehpur | ||
| Jawali | ||
| Jaswan-Pragpur | ||
| Jawalamukhi | ||
| Nagrota | ||
| Shahpur | ||
| Dharamshala | ||
| Palampur | ||
| Baijnath (SC) | ||
| Lahaul and Spiti (ST) | ||
| Kullu | ||
| Banjar | ||
| Sundernagar | ||
| Seraj | ||
| Darang | ||
| Mandi | ||
| Balh (SC) | ||
| Bhoranj (SC) | ||
| Sujanpur | ||
| Barsar | ||
| Nadaun | ||
| Haroli | ||
| Una | ||
| Jhanduta (SC) | ||
| Ghumarwin | ||
| Sri Naina Deviji | ||
| Arki | ||
| Doon | ||
| Solan (SC) | ||
| Kasauli (SC) | ||
| Pachhad (SC) | ||
| Nahan | ||
| Sri Renukaji (SC) | ||
| Shillai | ||
| Chopal | ||
| Theog | ||
| Kasumpti | ||
| Shimla Rural | ||
| Jubbal-Kotkhai | ||
| Rampur (SC) | ||
| Rohru (SC) | ||
| Bharmour (ST) | ||
| Indora (SC) | ||
| Dehra | ||
| Sullah | ||
| Kangra | ||
| Anni (SC) | ||
| Karsog (SC) | ||
| Nachan (SC) | ||
| Jogindernagar | ||
| Dharampur | ||
| Sarkaghat | ||
| Chintpurni (SC) | ||
| Gagret | ||
| Kutlehar | ||
| Bilaspur | ||
| Nalagarh | ||
| Shimla | ||
| Jaisinghpur (SC) | ||
| Manali | ||
| Paonta Sahib | ||
| Kinnaur (ST) | ||
| Hamirpur |
In 2017, the BJP had won 44 seats in Himachal Pradesh and wrested power from the Congress party. The Congress had lost power and could win just 21 seats. One CPI(M) candidate and two Independents were also elected.
(The above story first appeared on Today News 24 on Dec 08, 2022 08:32 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website todaynews24.top).
