How to get Rajasthan Election 2018 Vote Counting Live Updates on Election Commission of India Website

The results will seal the fate of 2,274 candidates in the fray for 199 assembly constituencies out of the total 200 in the poll-bound state.

The counting of votes for the Rajasthan Assembly Election 2018 begins at 8 am today. The results will seal the fate of 2,274 candidates in the fray for 199 assembly constituencies out of the total 200 in the poll-bound state.

To get accurate updates on all constituency segments, apart from the emerging trends and the final results, users can log on to the Election Commission of India (ECI) website https://eci.gov.in/elections/currentelections/.

Users can get all the updates on contesting candidates, contesting parties and the winning candidates on http://www.eciresults.nic.in/.

The ECI website https://eci.gov.in/ is the main source of information for all elections in the country. The autonomous body is entrusted with the task of conducting elections across the country. Users can get the real authentic data from the website.

During the elections for the five states — Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Mizoram- the ECI has even revamped its website, making it more user-friendly with the latest technological updates. Now, users can access the website on the url https://eci.gov.in/.

On the official website of the Election Commission of India, users can get round-wise progress of counting along with graphical representation of the vote share for all parties.

In Rajasthan, while the BJP is willing to buck anti-incumbency and remain in power, an increasingly aggressive opposition is hoping to turn the tide and dethrone the saffron rule in the state.

The recent exit polls, held on December 7 after the polling in the state, have predicted a clear majority for the Congress in the state. As per Zee Maha Exit poll, the BJP is expected to win 80 seats while the Congress seems likely to bag 109 seats. Others would bag 9 seats.

Also, the recent pre-poll surveys have given the opposition a clear edge over the BJP in the poll-bound state, primarily due to the anti-incumbency factor. Also, the state has been voting both the parties to power alternatively since 1993.

Rajasthan went to polls along with four other states – Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Mizoram and Telangana. The results of all five states – which will be announced today – are expected to have a bearing on the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

For Live streaming of the counting updates and analysis of the emerging trends, users can watch Zee News Live TV here http://zeenews.india.com/hindi/live-tv. Also, for well-rounded coverage and live updates visit our elections special page https://www.india.com/assembly-election-2018/.