The CPN (Maoist Centre) candidate Ganga Karki has taken a lead in the counting of votes for the election to the House of Representatives (HoR) in Dolakha. The election was held on November 20.
KATHMANDU, Dec 4: The CPN (UML) is currently leading the vote count in Dolakha.
As of Sunday morning, UML's candidate for the House of Representatives, Bal Krishna Siwakoti has so far received 15,363 votes while his nearest rival Ganga Karki of CPN (Maoist Centre) has got 14,038 votes. So far a total of 34,481 votes have been counted.
Likewise, UML's Bharat KC, a candidate for the Provincial Assembly from Dolakha-2, is also leading the vote count with 16,337 votes followed by Nepali Congress candidate Burma Lama with 12,058 votes.
A total of 21 candidates from 14 different political parties and seven independent candidates are contesting in the election.
Earlier, a reelection was held in Dolakha.
DOLAKHA: CPN-UML’s Bal Krishna Siwakoti is leading in the vote count in Dolakha. Siwakoti has got 16,214 votes while counting 36,336 votes as of Sunday morning. Maoist’s Ganga Karki, who was earlier leading, garnered 14,711 votes. A re-voting was held in Dolakha after complaints of poll rigging.
CPN (Maoist Centre) candidate for the member to the House of Representatives in Dolakha, Ganga Karki, is maintaining his lead in the vote count as of Saturday night.
KATHMANDU, Dec 2: Ganga Karki, a candidate for the House of Representatives (HoR) of CPN (Maoist Center) – backed by the ruling alliance – is currently leading the vote count in Dolakha district.
Of the 4,494 votes counted so far, Karki has garnered 2,910 votes while his nearest contender of CPN-UML has collected 11,83 votes.
Likewise, Kundanraj Kafle, a candidate of Nepali Congress for the member of the Provincial Assembly is currently leading the vote count in Dolakha (1). He has so far collected 2,183 votes while his nearest contender of CPN-UML Nara bahadur Shrestha has garnered 1,327 votes.
Similarly, Bharat KC of CPN-UML is leading the vote count in Dolakha (2).
A re-election was held in the 10 polling centers in Dolakha district on December 1, 2022 where the elections were canceled earlier.
KATHMANDU, Nov 27: The Nepali Congress is in the top position in the vote count — that is currently underway – under the House of Representatives (HoR) and Province Assembly (PA) elections held earlier on November 20.
According to the Election Commission, the results of the vote counting of 155 out of the 165 electoral constituencies under the first-past-the-post (FPTP) category have been announced till 7 AM today.
The Nepali Congress tops the vote-count, securing 52 seats followed by the CPN (UML) with 41 seats, the CPN (Maoist Centre) with 17 seats, the CPN (Unified Socialist) with 10 seats, the Rastriya Swatantra Party and the Rastriya Prajatantra Party with seven seats each, the Janata Samajbadi Party with five, the Lokatantrik Samajbadi Party with four, the Nagarik Unmukti Party with three and the independent candidates with five seats under the FPTP category of the HoR election so far.
Likewise, the Nepal Workers and Peasants Party, the Janamat Party and the Rastriya Janamorcha have won one HoR seat under the FPTP category each.
According to the poll body, the vote count results of 10 electoral constituencies are still awaited. The delay in announcing the results in these constituencies is because of the delayed vote counting in some constituencies.
There has been a delay in counting of votes in Bajura where the re-voting was held on Saturday. So far, the results of Dolakha-1, Syangja-2, Sunsari-1, 3 and 4, Bajura, Ilam-1, Udayapur-1 and Ramechhap constituencies are yet to be acquired.
Currently, the vote counting is in progress in seven constituencies. Nepali Congress is leading the vote-count tally in four, the UML in two and the Rastriya Swatantra Party in one out of these. The vote counting has not yet started in Dolakha, Syangja-2 and Bajura.
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