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Uttarakhand Assembly Election Result 2022: Constituency wise live result updating

Voters in Uttarakhand’s Assembly Elections 2022 voted in a single phase for 70 constituency seats on February 14. This year, 62.5 percent of eligible voters cast votes. The results of the election will be announced on March 10.

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Uttarakhand Assembly Election Result 2022

Voters in Uttarakhand’s Assembly Elections 2022 voted in a single phase for 70 constituency seats on February 14. This year, 62.5 percent of eligible voters cast votes. The results of the election will be announced on March 10. The counting process will be more exciting this year because a number of powerful leaders and individuals with strong political experience are running. The Bharatiya Janata Party, Congress, and Aam Aadmi Party are all significant parties.

Here is a list of full candidates of BJP, Congress and AAP in all 70 constituencies:

Purola–  Durgeshwar Lal (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 6,296 votes)

Yamunotri – Kedar Singh Rawat (BJP),  Deepak Bijalwan (Congress), Manoj Kohli Shyam (AAP)

Gangotri –  Suresh Chauhan (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 8,029 votes)

Badrinath – Mahendra Bhatt (BJP)- Leading, Rajendra Singh Bhandari (Congress)- Trailing, Bhagwat Prasad Mandoli (AAP)

Tharali – Bhopal Ram Tamta (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 8,302 votes)

Karanprayag – Anil Nautiyal (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 6,715 votes)

Kedarnath- Shaila Rani Rawat (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 8,463 votes)

Rudraprayag – Bharat Singh Chaudhary (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 9,802 votes)

Ghansali – Shakti Lal Shah (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 10,285 votes)

Deoprayag- Vinod Kandari (BJP), Mantri Prasad Naithani (Congress), Uttam Bhandai (AAP)

Narendranagar- Subodh Uniyal (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 1,798 votes)

Pratapnagar- Vikram Singh Negi (Congress) (WINNER by a margin of 2,341 votes)

Tehri- Kishore Upadhyay (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 951 votes)

Dhanolti- Pritam Singh Pawar (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 4,684 votes)

Chakarta- Pritam Singh (Congress) (WINNER by a margin of 9,436 votes)

Vikasnagar- Munna Singh Chauhan (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 5,193 votes)

Sahaspur– Sahdev Singh Pundir (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 8,355 votes)

Dharampur- Vinod Chamoli  (BJP), Dinesh Agarwal (Congress), Yogendra Chauhan (AAP)

Raipur– Umesh Sharma Kawu (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 30,052 votes)

Rajpur Road– Khajan Dass (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 11,163)

Dehradun Cantt– Savita Kapoor (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 20,938 seats)

Mussoorie– Ganesh Joshi (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 15,325 votes)

Doiwala– Brij Bhushan Gairola (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 29,021 votes)

Rishikesh– Prem Chand Aggarwal (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 19,057 votes)

Haridwar– Madan Kaushik (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 15,237 votes)

BHEL Ranipur- Adesh Chauhan (BJP)- Trailing, Rajbir Singh Chauhan (Congress)- Leading, Prashant Rai (AAP)

Jwalapur-  Suresh Rathore (BJP), Er. Ravi Bahadur (Congress), Mamta Singh (AAP)

Bhagwanpur- Mamta Rakesh (Congress) (WINNER by a margin of 4,811 votes)

Jhabrera- Rajpal Singh (BJP), Vivendra Kumar (Congress), Rajoo Singh (AAP)

Pirankaliyar- Munish Kumar Saini (BJP), Furkan Ahmad (Congress), Sadab Alam (AAP)

Roorkee– Pradeep Batra (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 2,277 votes)

Khanpur- Kunwarani Devyani Singh (BJP), Subhash Singh Coudhary (Congress), Manorma Tyagi (AAP)

Manglaur- Dinesh Pawar (BJP), Qazi Mohammad Nizamuddin (Congress), Navneet Kumar (AAP)

Laksar- Sanjay Gupta (BJP), Dr Antriksh Saini (Congress), Mohd Yusuf (AAP)

Haridwar Rural- Swami Yatishwaranand (BJP), Anupama Rawat (Congress), Naresh Sharma (AAP)

Yamkeshwar- Renu Bisht (BJP), Shailendar Singh Rawat (Congress), Aviral (AAP)

Pauri- Raj Kumar Pori (BJP), Naval Kishor (Congress), Manohar Lal (AAP)

Srinagar- Dr Dhan Singh Rawat (BJP), Ganesh Godiyal (Congress), Gajendra Chauhan (AAP)

Chaubattakhal- Satpal Maharaj (BJP), Keshar Singh (Congress), Digmohan Negi (AAP)

Landsdowne- Dileep Singh Rawat (BJP), Anukriti Gusain Rawat (Congress), Narendra Singh (AAP)

Kotdwar- Ritu Khanduri Bhushan (BJP), Surendra Singh Negi (Congress), Arvind Kumar (AAP)

Dharchula- Dhan Singh Dhami (BJP), Harish Singh Dhami (Congress), Narayan Ram (AAP)

Didihat- Bishan Singh Chufal (BJP), Pradeep Singh Pal (Congress), Diwan Singh Mehta (AAP)

Pithoragarh- Chandra Pant (BJP), Mayukh Mahar (Congress), Chandra Prakash Punera (AAP)

Gangolihat- Fakir Ram Tamta (BJP), Khajan Chandra Guddu (Congress), Babita Chandra (AAP)

Kapkot– Suresh Gariya (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 4,046 votes)

Bageshwar– Chandra Ram Das (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 12,141 votes)

Dwarahat- Anil Shahi (BJP), Madan Singh Bisht (Congress), Prakash Chandra (AAP)

Salt- Mahesh Jeena (BJP), Ranjeet Singh Rawat (Congress), Suresh Bisht (AAP)

Ranikhet- Pamod Nainwal (BJP), Karan Mahara (Congress), Nandan Singh Bisht (AAP)

Someshwar- Rekha Arya (BJP), Rajendra Lal (Congress), Harish Chandra (AAP)

Almora- Kailash Sharma (BJP)- Leading, Manoj Tewari (Congress)- Trailing, Amit Joshi (AAP)

Jageshwar- Mohan Singh (BJP), Govind Singh Kunjwal (Congress), Taradutt Pandey (AAP)

Lohanghat– Khushal Singh Adhikari (Congress) (WINNER by a margin of 6,038 votes)

Champawat– Kailash Gahtori (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 5,304 votes)

Lalkuwa- Dr Mohan Singh Bisht  (BJP), Harish Rawat (Congress), Chandra Sekhar Pandey (AAP)

Bhimtaal- Ram Singh Kaira (BJP), Dan Singh Bhandari (Congress), Sanjay Kumar Pandey (AAP)

Nainital- Sarita Arya (BJP), Sanjeev Arya (Congress), Hem Chandra Arya (AAP)

Haldwani– Sumit Hridayesh (Congress) (WINNER by a margin of 7,814 votes)

Kaladhungi– Bansidhar Bhagat (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 23,931 seats)

Ramnagar– Diwan Singh Bisht (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 4,745)

Jaspur– Adesh Singh Chauhan (Congress) (WINNER by a margin of 4,172 seats)

Kashipur- Trilok Singh Cheema (BJP), Narendra Chand Singh (Congress), Deepak Bali (AAP)

Bajpur- Rajesh Kumar (BJP)- Trailing, Yashpal Arya (Congress)- Leading, Sunita Tamta (AAP)

Gadarpur– Arvind Pandey (BJP), Premanand Mahajan (Congress), Jarnail Singh Kali (AAP)

Rudrapur- Shiv Arora (BJP), Meena Sharma (Congress), Nand Lal (AAP)

Kichha- Rajesh Shukla (BJP), Tilak Raj Behar (Congress), Kulvanta Singh (AAP)

Sitarganj– Saurabh Bahuguna (BJP) (WINNER by a margin of 10,938 votes)

Nanak Matta- Dr Prem Singh Rana (BJP), Gopal Singh Rana (Congress), Anand Singh Rana (AAP)

Kahtima- Pushkar Singh Dhami (BJP), Bhuwan Chandra Kapri (Congress), SS Kaler (AAP)

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