Watch Live: AP Elections 2024 Results

11:15 AM, June 4th, 2024

YSRCP lead in Guntakallu

YSRCP Candidate Y. Venkatrami Reddy is leading in Guntakallu

Venkatarami Reddy leading by 2608 votes over former minister Gummanuru Jayaram

At the end of the 4th round of Narasaraopet Assembly, MLA Gopireddy was leading by 4700 votes

10:54 AM, June 4th, 2024

Minister Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy is leading Punganur

After four rounds of results

YSRCP- 22,695

TDP- 20,921

10:31 AM, June 4th, 2024

YSRCP's Gurumurthy leads by 1596 votes in Guduru Assembly Constituency

YSRCP- 12,687

BJP-11,091

YSRCP candidate from Sarvepalli, Kakani Govardhan Reddy is leading by 107 votes

9:52 AM, June 4th, 2024

YS Avinash Reddy is leading after four rounds of counting in the Kadapa Parliament

YSRCP candidate Avinash Reddy is leading with a majority of 13,182 votes 

9:52 AM, June 4th, 2024

Y S Avinash Reddy is leading with a majority of 13,182 votes at the end of the fourth round

9:30 AM, June 4th, 2024

YSRCP's Botsa is leading in Cheepurupalli

YSRCP lead in Anaparthi, Tiruvuru

YSRCP lead in Hindupuram Parliament seat

YSRCP candidate Sridhar Reddy is leading in Puttaparthi

YS Avinash Reddy is leading in the Kadapa Parliament seat

YSRCP lead in Tirupati MP and Assembly seats

Kakani Govarthan Reddy is leading in Sarvepalli

YSRCP is leading in Darshi, Prakasam

YSRCP candidate leading in Araku Parliament seat

Rajampet: BJP MLA Candidate Kiran Kumar Reddy is leading

Undi: TDP MLA Candidate is leading.

9:01 AM, June 4th, 2024

Tirupati MP: YSRCP MP Candidate Gurumurthy is in leading

Rajahmundry MP: BJP's Daggubati Purandeswari is in leading

Vijayawada MP: TDP MP Kesineni Chinni is leading by 5900 votes. YSRCP MP Candidate Kesineni Nani is trailing.

Mekapati Vikram Reddy is leading in Atmakuru

YS Avinash Reddy is leading in Kadapa Parliament seat

Slow counting going on in Nandyala and Kurnool districts

Kadapa: YSRCP MP Candidate YS Avinash Reddy is leading.

8:51 AM, June 4th, 2024

Botsa Satyanarayana is leading in Cheepurupalli

Appala Narsaiah lead in Gajapatinagar

YSRCP lead in Tirupati MP and Assembly seats

YSRCP lead in Chandragiri assembly seat

Pithapuram: Pawan Kalyan is leading.

8:36 AM, June 4th, 2024

Kakinada: More invalid votes in Pithapuram postal ballot Jana Sena candidate Pawan Kalyan is the alliance candidate from Pithapuram. The election staff are separating the invalid votes

8:27 AM, June 4th, 2024

East Godavari: Rajahmundry Rural Assembly - Alliance candidate is ahead in Postal Ballot counting. Rajahmundry Rural TDP MLA candidate Gorantla Butchaiah Chaudhary is leading.

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Counting for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in India has begun at 8 am today. The election was held on May 13th in AP. Andhra Pradesh Assembly Election Results for 175 Assembly Constituencies and 25 Lok Sabha Constituencies Live updates are here. CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy-led YSRCP is confident of returning to power.

Nationally, the voting was conducted in seven phases over six weeks, from April 19 to June 1, across 543 constituencies. A party or coalition must secure at least 272 seats to obtain a majority and form the government. Trends are expected to emerge within the first hour of counting, with final results likely to be clear by noon. The counting process will begin with postal ballots, followed by Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) votes half an hour later.

The 2024 election is noteworthy for being the second-longest in India's electoral history, highlighting the logistical challenges and the vast scale of conducting elections in the world's largest democracy. To ensure a smooth and fair counting process, rigorous security measures have been put in place, including the deployment of additional police personnel, the use of CCTV cameras for surveillance, and the sealing of counting centers to prevent unauthorized access. The Election Commission of India (ECI) has made extensive arrangements for the smooth conduct of counting for the Lok Sabha polls as well as the State Legislative Assembly of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha.

In coordination with the District Magistrates, Collectors, and the Police departments of the concerned states, the ECI has taken various steps to ensure the smooth conduct of the counting process. The Indian general elections concluded on June 1, with 64.2 crore people out of an eligible 97 crore casting their votes. Among them, 31.2 crore were women who exercised their franchise. The biggest credit goes to the little over 64 crore people who braved the elements to exercise their franchise, with most of them voting in the sweltering heat of a particularly severe Indian summer.

The Lok Sabha comprises a total of 545 seats, with elections being conducted by the ECI to fill 543 seats. The remaining two seats are filled by the nomination of representatives of the Anglo-Indian Community if the President feels that this community has not been adequately represented. Out of the elective seats, 79 are reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC) and 41 for Scheduled Tribes (ST), ensuring their representation in Parliament.