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The Congress bagged just 52 seats and the Congress-led UPA alliance won 92 seats. Meanwhile, other parties and their alliances were able to win 97 seats. 2019 General Elections Andaman and Nicobar No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 1 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 42 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 294 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 30 April (Phase 7), 7 May (Phase 8) Assembly Elections Dates: 30 April (Phase 1), 07 May (Phase 2) Arunachal Pradesh No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 2 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 60 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 09 April (Phase 2) Assembly Elections Dates: 09 April No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 14 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 126 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 07 April (Phase 1), 12 April (Phase 4), 24 April (Phase 6) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 40 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 243 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3), 17 April (Phase 5), 24 April (Phase 6), 30 April (Phase 7), 07 May (Phase 8), 12 May (Phase 9) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 1 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 11 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 90 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3), 17 April (Phase 5), 24 April (Phase 6) Dadra and Nagar Haveli No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 1 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 30 April (Phase 7) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 1 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 30 April (Phase 7) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 7 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 70 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 2 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 40 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 12 April (Phase 5) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 26 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 182 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 30 April (Phase 7) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 10 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 90 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3) Assembly Elections Dates: Not declared Himachal Pradesh No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 4 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 68 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 07 May (Phase 8) Jammu And Kashmir No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 6 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 87 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3), 17 April (Phase 5), 24 April (Phase 6), 30 April (Phase 7), 07 May (Phase 8) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 14 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 81 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3), 17 April (Phase 5), 24 April (Phase 6) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 28 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 224 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 17 April (Phase 5) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 20 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 140 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 1 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 29 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 230 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3), 17 April (Phase 5), 24 April (Phase 6) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 48 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 288 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3), 17 April (Phase 5), 24 April (Phase 6) Assembly Elections Dates: Not declared No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 2 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 60 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 09 April (Phase 2), 17 April (Phase 5) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 2 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 60 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 09 April (Phase 2) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 1 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 40 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 09 April (Phase 2) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 1 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 60 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 09 April (Phase 2) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 21 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 147

Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3), 17 April (Phase 5) Assembly Elections Dates: 10 April (Phase 1), 17 April (Phase 2) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 1 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 30 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 24 April (Phase 6) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 13 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 117 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 30 April (Phase 7) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 25 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 200 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 17 April (Phase 5), 24 April (Phase 6) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 1 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 32 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 12 April (Phase 4) Assembly Elections Dates: 12 April No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 39 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 234 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 24 April (Phase 6) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 2 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 60 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 07 April (Phase 1), 12 April (Phase 4) Uttarakhand (Uttaranchal) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 5 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 70 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 07 May (Phase 8) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 80 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 403 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 10 April (Phase 3), 17 April (Phase 5), 24 April (Phase 6), 30 April (Phase 7), 07 May (Phase 8), 12 May (Phase 9) No. of Parliamentary Constituencies (seats): 42 No. of Assembly Constituencies (seats): 294 Lok Sabha Election Dates: 17 April (Phase 5), 24 April (Phase 6), 30 April (Phase 7), 07 May (Phase 8), 12 May (Phase 9) Constituencies are segregated as per the number of seats in Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha elections. The voters' list of the demarcated constituencies is prepared and published. The Election Commission declares dates of election, date of filing nomination papers and the last date of withdrawing nomination. Nominations are filed. Nomination papers are verified on a fixed date. The commission has power to reject a nomination if the papers are not in order. Campaigns are held by political parties through public meetings, distribution of posters, processions, and use of media like radio and television. Campaigning closes 48 hours prior to election date. The election law in India prohibits a candidate from: Threatening or bribing a voter Campaigning using government resources Influencing or appealing voters on religion and caste Spending over Rs. 25 lakhs and Rs. 10 lakhs for one-time Lok Sabha or Vidhan Sabha election, respectively. Threatening or bribing a voter Campaigning using government resources Influencing or appealing voters on religion and caste Spending over Rs. 25 lakhs and Rs. 10 lakhs for one-time Lok Sabha or Vidhan Sabha election, respectively. All political parties abide by the Model Code of Conduct. Elections are conducted in selected government colleges and schools with respective District Collectors taking charge of polling. Government employees are inducted in the polling booths. Vote is cast either by ballot boxes or through the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). The ballot boxes and EVMs are thereafter transferred to strong rooms until counting is undertaken at pre-fixed centre. The candidate receiving majority votes is declared as elected from the constituency. Election may be re-held if complaint from a candidate is found to be valid. The party or coalition that has won by majority forms the government. General or Lok Sabha Elections : The General elections are held every 5 years. The candidates elected become Members of Parliament or MPs. The Lok Sabha has a maximum of 552 seats and currently there are 544 MPs in the house. The maximum number of seats can be altered if the parliament approves such an amendment. The party or coalition achieving majority in the house forms the government and chooses the Prime Minister. The candidate thus chosen must be a member of either the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha. If he/she is not, then six months time is given for him/her to get elected to either of the houses. Rajya Sabha Elections : Rajya Sabha is the upper house of the Indian Parliament. There can be a maximum of 250 members, of which 12 are nominated by the President of India. These 12 members are generally renowned and knowledgeable personalities from different walks of life such as art, social service, science, literature or sports. The state and territorial legislatures representing 29 states and 2 Union Territories elect the rest of the members. Members are elected every six years with two-third retiring every two years. The two houses, namely the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, can meet to resolve any conflicting legislation between the two. Election of the President : The President of India is officially the head of the judiciary, legislature and state of the Indian Republic. He is the commander-in-chief of the Indian Armed Forces. He is indirectly elected by the people of India through Electoral College consisting of elected members of the Rajya Sabha, Lok Sabha, Vidhan Sabhas and Vidhan Parishads and serves a term of five years. Re-election takes place if the incumbent resigns or in case of his/her death. Any Indian citizen who has attained 35 years of age and is qualified for Lok Sabha elections is an eligible candidate for the Presidential post. However, he should not hold any office of profit or a seat in parliament or state assembly. State Assembly Elections : The Legislative or State Assembly elections are held in 29 states and 2 Union Territories out of the 7 Union Territories of India. The candidates elected become Members of the legislative assembly or Vidhan Sabha of the respective states. They are known as MLAs. The party or coalition holding majority in the state forms the government and chooses the Chief Minister of the state. The MLAs of the winning party hold different offices as ministers of state. The state assembly elections are held every 5 years. 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