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Telangana Assembly Election 2023 LIVE UPDATES
Stay informed with live updates on the Telangana Assembly Election 2023. Get real-time coverage of candidates, results, and key developments as they unfold, keeping you in the loop with the latest happenings in this crucial political event.
Telangana is gearing up for elections, featuring 119 constituencies with an electorate of 3,26,18,205 individuals out of which 1,62,98,418 are male and 1,63,01,705 are female voters. The voting process will take place across 35,356 polling stations on November 30th. The casted votes will be counted on December 3rd.
In the year 2018, TRS garnered 56.8% votes, while Congress got 17.6%, TDP 12.61%, AIMIM 6.3% and BJP 4.5%. For 2023 assembly elections,
KCR is vigorously aiming at a third term, leaning heavily on the success of their welfare schemes and his personal charisma. Meanwhile, the BJP is capitalizing on Narendra Modi's achievements at the national level, and the Congress aims to leverage anti-incumbency sentiments within specific voter segments.
Live Updates
- 30 Nov 2023 8:04 AM IST
Scenario is different in Old City
There has been a good response of voters across the city in the early hours but the scenario is different in Old City, as hardly voter have turned up yet in the early hours in the polling centres
- 30 Nov 2023 8:03 AM IST
Polling actively happening in Telangana since 7 am , hope Hyderabad 's turnout crosses 65 % this time.
The average was just 45% in 2018.
30 Nov 2023 7:57 AM ISTUnion Minister G Kishen Reddy who exercised his right to vote appealed to people to think before voting and vote for right choice so that they get a government that would work for their welfare. He said people should not get lured by money.
