We are a few hours away from the results of the Andhra Pradesh Assembly elections. The counting will be done tomorrow and the results will be out every round.
The counting process will start at 8 am. By 11 AM, there will be clarity on who will come to power in AP.
The postal ballot votes will be counted first from 8 am and the votes cast in EVMs from 8.30 am.
However, as a large number of postal ballot votes were cast, there will be a delay in the counting but EVM votes counting will begin at 8.30 AM.
Special counters have been set up to count postal ballot votes. Also, the EC appointed 119 observers for AP in the context of counting.
About 3.33 crore people exercised their right to vote in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly elections. Also, 4.61 lakh postal ballot votes were lost. 26,473 voters voted through home voting. 26,721 service voters voted electronically.
This is the highest-ever voter turnout in the history of Andhra Pradesh. Also, AP had registered the highest voter turnout among all the states in the country
On the other hand, the Election Commission has completed all the arrangements for the AP election counting. 2,443 EVM tables and 443 postal ballot tables have been set up for the parliamentary constituencies. As for the assemblies, 2,446 EVM tables and 557 postal ballot tables have been set up.
The votes will be counted in 401 counting centers in all 33 areas.
The entire exercise will be complete only in the night when EC will complete giving Certificates to the winners of all constituencies.
On the other hand, when it comes to assembly constituencies, Kovvuru and Narasapuram assembly seats are likely to get the first results. Also, counting will be completed in 13 rounds in these two places. The results will be revealed within five hours after the counting starts.
In Kovvur, Talari Venkatarao from YSR Congress and Muppidi Venkateswara Rao from the TDP alliance are in the ring. Regarding Narasapuram, Mudunuri Prasadaraj from YSR Congress and Bommidi Nayakar from Janasena are in the fray.
The last result is likely from Rampachodavaram (ST) where there are twenty-nine rounds, the highest in the state.
