Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday posted a historic victory in Gujarat and stormed back to power with a thumping majority, winning 156 seats in the 182-member state assembly and a seventh term, equalling the Left Front's record in West Bengal. The Congress party finished second, winning 17 seats, while the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) made its debut with five seats.&nbsp;

Independents won three seats and the Samajwadi Party also registered a solitary win.&nbsp;

The BJP improved its vote share to 52.5 per cent from 49 per cent last time, while the Congress party's vote share fell sharply from 42 per cent to 27.3 per cent, as a big chunk of its voters seems to have switched to AAP, which secured 13 per cent of the votes.&nbsp;

The BJP not only improved its best showing till date — 127 seats in 2002, but also surpassed the record set by the Congress party in 1985, when it won 149 seats under the leadership of late Madhavsinh Solanki, riding on the sympathy wave following the assassination of former prime minister Indira Gandhi.&nbsp; 
 
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Addressing party workers, PM Modi said: “Gujarat's love for BJP despite it being in power for 25 years is unprecedented, they have broken all records, written history.”

Crediting Modi with the party’s stupendous performance, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said the people of Gujarat had reposed their faith in him. “If the masses of Gujarat have elected the BJP, then we will have to live up to their expectations,” said Patel, who is likely to continue as CM, secured a second straight win from Ghatlodia in Ahmedabad by more than 1.9 lakh votes.&nbsp; 
 
The BJP has not lost an election in Gujarat since 1995. Thursday’s sweep will be a huge morale boost for the party and will galvanise the party’s rank and file and boost their morale for the 2024 general elections. 
 
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The contest in Gujarat has traditionally been between the BJP and Congress, it turned three-cornered this time with the entry of the AAP. The fortunes of the Congress seem to have been dented by AAP which has registered its presence and will now aim to be the main opposition party in the state though its chief ministerial candidate Isudan Gadhvi lost in Khambhalia. 
 
Several Congress leaders, including its former leader of opposition Paresh Dhanani in Amreli, lost but its senior-most leader Arjun Modhwadia won comfortably from Porbandar, while firebrand Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani reversed early losses to win from Vadgam.&nbsp;

The state polls in Gujarat also emerged as a silver lining for a decade-old AAP, led by Arvind Kejriwal. AAP secured nearly 13&nbsp;per cent of the total votes polled in Gujarat, translating into over 3.4&nbsp;million votes&nbsp;and can now claim national party status, becoming ninth one, within a decade of its existence.

Both BJP and AAP ran fierce campaigns. But the popularity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his home turf trumped the newbie excitement and 'X-factor' projections that the Aam Aadmi Party hoped to take electoral mileage from. 
 
In the last phase of polls, Modi helmed over a 50-km roadshow spanning 13 assembly segments&nbsp;in Ahmedabad city, which reportedly resulted in massive gains for the BJP in the last phase of polling on December 5.

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The Indian National Congress, India's oldest political party, failed to win over its own core support base in the state, with the AAP eating up a lion's share of INC's&nbsp;traditional votes.&nbsp;

The state polls were held in two phases, with polling for the first phase in 89 seats held on December 1, and for the remaining 93 seats on December 5. 
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The elections witnessed a turnout of 64.33 per cent, around 4 per cent less than the previous Assembly polls in 2017. Of the 4.9 crore registered voters,&nbsp;3.16 crore voted in the 2022 elections in the state.

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About 1200 km northwest of Gujarat's capital Ahmedabad, the good news came for Indian National Congress from Shimla, the capital of the Himalayan state of Himachal Pradesh. The Congress seems to have trumped the ruling BJP by either having won or leading on 39 of 68 seats, more than the majority mark of 35 seats. The BJP, meanwhile, is trailing with leads on 26 seats, according to the latest projections published by the Election Commission of India.&nbsp;

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday posted a historic victory in Gujarat and stormed back to power with a thumping majority, winning 156 seats in the 182-member state assembly and a seventh term, equalling the Left Front's record in West Bengal.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday posted a historic victory in Gujarat and stormed back to power with a thumping majority, winning 156 seats in the 182-member state assembly and a seventh term, equalling the Left Front's record in West Bengal. The Congress party finished second, winning 17 seats, while the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) made its debut with five seats. Independents won three seats and the Samajwadi Party also registered a solitary win. The BJP improved its vote share to 52.5 per cent from 49 per cent last time, while the Congress party's vote share fell sharply from 42 per cent to 27.3 per cent, as a big chunk of its voters seems to have switched to AAP, which secured 13 per cent of the votes. The BJP not only improved its best showing till date — 127 seats in 2002, but also surpassed the record set by the Congress party in 1985, when it won 149 seats under the leadership of late Madhavsinh Solanki, riding on the sympathy wave following the assassination of former prime minister Indira Gandhi. ALSO READ | Gujarat Election Results 2022: Check full list of winners and leading candidates in constituencies Addressing party workers, PM Modi said: “Gujarat's love for BJP despite it being in power for 25 years is unprecedented, they have broken all records, written history.” Crediting Modi with the party’s stupendous performance, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said the people of Gujarat had reposed their faith in him. “If the masses of Gujarat have elected the BJP, then we will have to live up to their expectations,” said Patel, who is likely to continue as CM, secured a second straight win from Ghatlodia in Ahmedabad by more than 1.9 lakh votes. The BJP has not lost an election in Gujarat since 1995. Thursday’s sweep will be a huge morale boost for the party and will galvanise the party’s rank and file and boost their morale for the 2024 general elections. ALSO READ | Gujarat Elections 2022: As 'servant of people', Modi seeks another BJP term The contest in Gujarat has traditionally been between the BJP and Congress, it turned three-cornered this time with the entry of the AAP. The fortunes of the Congress seem to have been dented by AAP which has registered its presence and will now aim to be the main opposition party in the state though its chief ministerial candidate Isudan Gadhvi lost in Khambhalia. Several Congress leaders, including its former leader of opposition Paresh Dhanani in Amreli, lost but its senior-most leader Arjun Modhwadia won comfortably from Porbandar, while firebrand Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani reversed early losses to win from Vadgam. The state polls in Gujarat also emerged as a silver lining for a decade-old AAP, led by Arvind Kejriwal. AAP secured nearly 13 per cent of the total votes polled in Gujarat, translating into over 3.4 million votes and can now claim national party status, becoming ninth one, within a decade of its existence. Both BJP and AAP ran fierce campaigns. But the popularity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his home turf trumped the newbie excitement and 'X-factor' projections that the Aam Aadmi Party hoped to take electoral mileage from. In the last phase of polls, Modi helmed over a 50-km roadshow spanning 13 assembly segments in Ahmedabad city, which reportedly resulted in massive gains for the BJP in the last phase of polling on December 5. Unparalleled affection, which strengthens my resolve to serve the people even more! Highlights from Ahmedabad a short while ago. pic.twitter.com/OvAhA3Dgs2 — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 2, 2022 × The Indian National Congress, India's oldest political party, failed to win over its own core support base in the state, with the AAP eating up a lion's share of INC's traditional votes. The state polls were held in two phases, with polling for the first phase in 89 seats held on December 1, and for the remaining 93 seats on December 5. The elections witnessed a turnout of 64.33 per cent, around 4 per cent less than the previous Assembly polls in 2017. Of the 4.9 crore registered voters, 3.16 crore voted in the 2022 elections in the state. Himachal Pradesh Results 2022: Congress trumps BJP in close elections About 1200 km northwest of Gujarat's capital Ahmedabad, the good news came for Indian National Congress from Shimla, the capital of the Himalayan state of Himachal Pradesh. The Congress seems to have trumped the ruling BJP by either having won or leading on 39 of 68 seats, more than the majority mark of 35 seats. The BJP, meanwhile, is trailing with leads on 26 seats, according to the latest projections published by the Election Commission of India. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Gujarat elections 2022: Gujarat went into state assemble polls earlier this month where the first phase elections were held on December 1 and the second phase elections took place on December 5.

Gujarat elections 2022: Gujarat went into state assemble polls earlier this month where the first phase elections were held on December 1 and the second phase elections took place on December 5. Now, all eyes are set on the election results day. The incumbent BJP party is looking forward to reclaiming the CM throne. Also, the election debutante Aam Aadami Party (AAP) is also hopeful of tasting victory on some of the assembly seats. Even though exit polls indicate that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is likely to win the election and take power in Gujarat, the full picture won't become clear until the Election Commission of India releases the results on December 8. Gujarat elections 2022 results date and time The Gujarat elections 2022 results will be announced on December 8, Thursday. Vote counting will start on Thursday at 8 AM. Initial trends will be visible after the counting starts. However a clear picture will begin to emerge only from 10 AM onward. The vote counting will take place on 37 locations around the state. Votes of all 182 assembly seats will be counted the same day. Where to watch Gujarat elections 2022 results livestream and broadcast channels Live updates for the Gujarat Assembly Election Result in 2022 will be accessible on all Zee media websites and news channels. The election results will also be Live streamed on ZEE5 OTT service. Additionally, one can keep an eye on results at results.eci.gov.in, the Election Commission of India’s official website. Gujarat hosted the first of two phases of the state's assembly elections in all 33 districts on December 1 and December 5. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) entered the election arena for the first time this year, making Gujarat's election a three-cornered race. Traditionally, BJP and Congress have been fighting for the power in state. Previous election results in Gujarat: In the 2017 Assembly elections, the BJP won 99 seats and the Congress 77 seats. The BTP won two seats, the NCP won one, and three seats went to independent candidates. Any party crossing the magical number of 92 is declared winner. After 20 MLAs who won on Congress seats in the last five years switched to the BJP, three of them resigned just before the elections, the BJP had 110 members in the House and the Congress had 60. Before the 2022 elections, BJP had 110 members in the House after 20 MLAs of Congress switched to the BJP and three of them resigned. Congress had 60 members in the state assembly.

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An average 59.24 per cent voter turn-out was recorded as of 5 pm on Thursday across 89 Assembly seats in the first phase of Gujarat elections, election officials said.

While voting began at 8 in the morning and ended at 5 pm, the final turn-out would be higher as the process continued at the polling stations where voters had arrived before 5 pm and were standing in queues.

The fate of 788 candidates will be decided in the first phase.

Barring a few incidents, polling was largely peaceful across all 89 seats in south Gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch regions which went to polls in the first phase.

The voter turn-out figure was provisional as data from some polling stations had not been received and it also did not include postal ballots, the Election Commission said. Voting was halted in a few places due to malfunctioning of Electronic Voting Machines as well as control units and Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPATs) but the faulty units were replaced and the process resumed, it added.

Tapi district recorded the highest provisional voting turnout of 72.32 per cent. The tribal-dominated district comprises two Assembly constituencies of Vyara and Nizar. With 68.09 per cent turnout, Narmada district stood second.

Bhavnagar in Saurashtra region recorded the lowest turnout of 51.34 per cent as of 5 pm.

Apart from Narmada, four other districts recorded over 60 per cent voting turnout: Navsari (65.91 per cent), Dang (64.84 per cent), Valsad (62.46 per cent) and Gir Somnath (60.46 per cent).

Polling was largely peaceful barring a few incidents of scuffles between rival groups, the EC said.

Locals protested at Dhrafa village in Jamjodhpur taluka of Jamnagar district as there were no separate polling booths for men and women.

They threatened to boycott voting, claiming that separate booths were always set up in the past.

In Junagadh, a ruckus broke out after police tried to stop a Congress leader who walked to the polling station carrying a gas cylinder on his shoulder to protest against inflation. Such protest was seen in many other places too.

The EC tweeted the picture of 104-year old Ramjibhai who, it said, "participated in the festival of democracy by voting at the polling station instead of opting for a postal ballot."

At least 33 ballot units, 29 control units and 69 VVPATs were replaced in the first three hours of polling at different stations due to malfunctioning, the office of Chief Electoral Officer said in a statement.

"Around 0.1 per cent ballot units, 0.1 per cent control units and 0.3 per cent VVPATs have been replaced in three hours of voting.

"Reserve machine sets are available in all districts with the zonal officer in-charge of that area. Wherever a small or big problem occurs, arrangements have been made to replace them in no time," it added.

Former chief minister Vijay Rupani, state BJP chief C R Paatil, Rajya Sabha member Parimal Nathwani, BJP candidate from Jamnagar (North) Rivaba Jadeja, former Leader of Opposition Paresh Dhanani, state Aam Aadmi Party president Gopal Italia were among those who voted early.

While Rivaba Jadeja voted in Rajkot, her husband and cricketer Ravindra Jadeja voted in Jamnagar.

AAP's Italia questioned the slow turnout in the initial hours.

"Voting is being deliberately slowed down in Katargam AC. @ECISVEEP If you have to work this way under the pressure of the BJP goons, then why are you holding elections? An average of 3.5 percent voting was done in the entire state but only 1.41 per cent in Katargam. Don't stoop so low to defeat a small child," he said in a tweet.

Voting for the second phase will be held on December 5, and counting of votes on December 8.

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An average 59.24 per cent voter turn-out was recorded as of 5 pm on Thursday across 89 Assembly seats in the first phase of Gujarat elections, election officials said.

An average 59.24 per cent voter turn-out was recorded as of 5 pm on Thursday across 89 Assembly seats in the first phase of Gujarat elections, election officials said. While voting began at 8 in the morning and ended at 5 pm, the final turn-out would be higher as the process continued at the polling stations where voters had arrived before 5 pm and were standing in queues. The fate of 788 candidates will be decided in the first phase. Barring a few incidents, polling was largely peaceful across all 89 seats in south Gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch regions which went to polls in the first phase. The voter turn-out figure was provisional as data from some polling stations had not been received and it also did not include postal ballots, the Election Commission said. Voting was halted in a few places due to malfunctioning of Electronic Voting Machines as well as control units and Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPATs) but the faulty units were replaced and the process resumed, it added. Tapi district recorded the highest provisional voting turnout of 72.32 per cent. The tribal-dominated district comprises two Assembly constituencies of Vyara and Nizar. With 68.09 per cent turnout, Narmada district stood second. Bhavnagar in Saurashtra region recorded the lowest turnout of 51.34 per cent as of 5 pm. Apart from Narmada, four other districts recorded over 60 per cent voting turnout: Navsari (65.91 per cent), Dang (64.84 per cent), Valsad (62.46 per cent) and Gir Somnath (60.46 per cent). Polling was largely peaceful barring a few incidents of scuffles between rival groups, the EC said. Locals protested at Dhrafa village in Jamjodhpur taluka of Jamnagar district as there were no separate polling booths for men and women. They threatened to boycott voting, claiming that separate booths were always set up in the past. In Junagadh, a ruckus broke out after police tried to stop a Congress leader who walked to the polling station carrying a gas cylinder on his shoulder to protest against inflation. Such protest was seen in many other places too. The EC tweeted the picture of 104-year old Ramjibhai who, it said, "participated in the festival of democracy by voting at the polling station instead of opting for a postal ballot." At least 33 ballot units, 29 control units and 69 VVPATs were replaced in the first three hours of polling at different stations due to malfunctioning, the office of Chief Electoral Officer said in a statement. "Around 0.1 per cent ballot units, 0.1 per cent control units and 0.3 per cent VVPATs have been replaced in three hours of voting. "Reserve machine sets are available in all districts with the zonal officer in-charge of that area. Wherever a small or big problem occurs, arrangements have been made to replace them in no time," it added. Former chief minister Vijay Rupani, state BJP chief C R Paatil, Rajya Sabha member Parimal Nathwani, BJP candidate from Jamnagar (North) Rivaba Jadeja, former Leader of Opposition Paresh Dhanani, state Aam Aadmi Party president Gopal Italia were among those who voted early. While Rivaba Jadeja voted in Rajkot, her husband and cricketer Ravindra Jadeja voted in Jamnagar. AAP's Italia questioned the slow turnout in the initial hours. "Voting is being deliberately slowed down in Katargam AC. @ECISVEEP If you have to work this way under the pressure of the BJP goons, then why are you holding elections? An average of 3.5 percent voting was done in the entire state but only 1.41 per cent in Katargam. Don't stoop so low to defeat a small child," he said in a tweet. Voting for the second phase will be held on December 5, and counting of votes on December 8. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

59.2 per cent turnout till 5 pm in first phase of Gujarat Assembly elections

Votes will be cast for 89 assembly seats in the Indian state of Gujarat tomorrow, on Thursday (December 1). Since 1995, the BJP has held on to power in Gujarat, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to keep his party's winning ways in his own state going.

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The Election Commission of India has announced the polling dates for the Gujarat elections.&nbsp;The polls to 182 seats&nbsp;will be held in two phases,&nbsp;on December 1 and 5. Counting of votes will take place on December 8. The date of issue of notification for first&nbsp;phase is&nbsp;November 5 and for second phase,&nbsp;November 10.

Voting for 89 seats will be held on December 1 and polls on remaining 93 seats will take place on December 5.&nbsp;BJP had won 99 seats in the last polls, its sixth consecutive victory, while the Congress had bagged 77 seats. Following defections,&nbsp;BJP increased its tally in the House to 111 while the Congress numbers were reduced to 62.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is also trying to make its way into Gujarat after a successful foray into Punjab.

The EC said that over 4.9 crore total electors are eligible to vote for the 182 seats in the Gujarat assembly. Over 51,000 polling stations will be set up across the state for the elections,&nbsp;including more than 34,000 in rural areas,&nbsp;Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said.

We are focussing on urban apathy to improve voter turnout, the EC said. The election body has identified polling booths with least voter percentage in each seat and&nbsp;special efforts are being made to improve turnout there, it added.

It informed that this time 1,274 polling stations will be fully managed by women and 182 by those with disabilities. Besides, 33 stations will be run by the youngest available polling staff for the first time to motivate youngsters to vote.

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The EC said that the ECI Suvidha Portal will provide online nomination &amp; affidavit facility to candidates and political parties.

Prior to the press briefing, the EC expressed its condolences over the Morbi bridge tragedy in which 135 people lost their lives.&nbsp;

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The Election Commission of India has announced the polling dates for the Gujarat elections. The polls to 182 seats will be held in two phases, on December 1 and 5.

The Election Commission of India has announced the polling dates for the Gujarat elections. The polls to 182 seats will be held in two phases, on December 1 and 5. Counting of votes will take place on December 8. The date of issue of notification for first phase is November 5 and for second phase, November 10. Voting for 89 seats will be held on December 1 and polls on remaining 93 seats will take place on December 5. BJP had won 99 seats in the last polls, its sixth consecutive victory, while the Congress had bagged 77 seats. Following defections, BJP increased its tally in the House to 111 while the Congress numbers were reduced to 62. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is also trying to make its way into Gujarat after a successful foray into Punjab. The EC said that over 4.9 crore total electors are eligible to vote for the 182 seats in the Gujarat assembly. Over 51,000 polling stations will be set up across the state for the elections, including more than 34,000 in rural areas, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said. We are focussing on urban apathy to improve voter turnout, the EC said. The election body has identified polling booths with least voter percentage in each seat and special efforts are being made to improve turnout there, it added. It informed that this time 1,274 polling stations will be fully managed by women and 182 by those with disabilities. Besides, 33 stations will be run by the youngest available polling staff for the first time to motivate youngsters to vote. For enhanced Voting Experience, 1274 PS will be completely managed by women polling & security staff. 182 PS ऐसे होंगे जिनमे आपका स्वागत दिव्यांगजन करेंगे| For the first time, to motivate young voters, 33 PS will be set up managed by youngest available polling staff. pic.twitter.com/qiohjAM1hp — Election Commission of India #SVEEP (@ECISVEEP) November 3, 2022 × The EC said that the ECI Suvidha Portal will provide online nomination & affidavit facility to candidates and political parties. Prior to the press briefing, the EC expressed its condolences over the Morbi bridge tragedy in which 135 people lost their lives. (With inputs from agencies)

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