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词条 2019 Odisha Legislative Assembly election
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  1. Election Schedule

  2. Opinion polls

  3. Partywise Election Results summary

  4. Constituency wise Results

  5. See also

  6. References

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| election_date = 11 April - 29 April 2019
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Legislative Assembly elections are due to be held in Odisha in 2019,[1] concurrent with the Indian general election, 2019. The incumbent Biju Janata Dal headed by chief minister Naveen Patnaik, the Bharatiya Janata Party and Indian National Congress Party are considered to be the main contestants in the election.Four Bjd MPs joined BJP and Congress due after denied for Tickets.Many Bjp leaders after getting BJP ticket too joined Biju Janata Dal.The term of current assembly elected in 2014 will be expire on 24 May 2019.

The 2019 Lok Sabha polls in the 21 constituencies in Odisha and Odisha Assembly Elections will be held in the first 4 out of the 7 scheduled phases of 2019 Indian general election.

Election Schedule

On March 10th, the Election Commission of India announced the dates of the election. Legislative Assembly Elections in Odisha in 2019 are scheduled to be held concurrently with Indian General Elections - 2019 in 4 phases - April 11, 18, 23 and 29.The counting of votes will be on May 23.

First Phase - Polling will be held in Kalahandi, Nabarangpur, Berhampur and Koraput Lok Sabha segments and Assembly seats under their jurisdiction on April 11 on first phase,

Second Phase - Voters in Bargarh, Sundargarh, Bolangir, Kandhamal and Aska Lok Sabha seats and assembly segments under them will franchise their rights in second phase on April 18.

Third phase - Polling will be held in Sambalpur, Keonjhar, Dhenkanal, Cuttack, Puri and Bhubaneswar Lok Sabha segments and assembly constituencies under them on April 23.

Fourth Phase - Polling will be held in Mayurbhanj, Balasore, Bhadrak, Jajpur, Kendrapara and Jagatsinghpur Lok Sabha segments and assembly constituencies under them on April 29.

Opinion polls

DatePolling agencyBJDINCBJPOthersLead
27 March 2019[https://twitter.com/Spick_Media/status/1057150370881961985 Spick Media]8415360210

Partywise Election Results summary

Party Contested Won Change VotesVote % Vote Swing
 Biju Janata Dal14700
 Bharatiya Janata Party14700
 Indian National Congress12000
 Samata Kranti Dal000
 Communist Party of India (Marxist)000
 Independents0–
 None of the above––––
Total147
Source:

Constituency wise Results

ConstituencyCandidates
UPANDABJDCPI(M) Winning candidate Winning party Margin
Padampur   Sataya Bhusan Sahu  Pradeep Purohit  
Bijepur   Ripunath Seth Sanat adtia  
Bargarh  Nipan Das  Aswini Sarangi  
Attabira(SC)  Nihar Mahananda  Milan Seth  
Bhatli  Saroj Mohapatra  Irasis Acharya  
Brajarajnagar   Radha Rani Panda  
Jharsuguda   Mahendra Nayak  Dinesh Jain  
Talsara(ST)   Prafulla Majhi  Bhabani Bhoi  
Sundargarh(ST)   Amita Biswal  Kusum Tete  
Biramitrapur(ST)   Rohit Joseph Tirkey Shankar Oram  
Raghunathpali   Prasant Sethy  Jagabandhu Behera  
Rourkela   Biren Senapati  Nihar Ray  
Rajgangpur(ST)   C.S Rajan   Narsing Minj   
Bonai   Anil Barla  Laxman Munda
Kuchinda(ST)   Rabi Narayan Nayak  
Rengali   Nauri Nayak  
Sambalpur   Ashwani Pujari Jayanarayan Mishra  
Rairakhol   Debendra Mohapatra  
Deogarh   Subash Panigrahi  
Telkoi   Dhanujaya Sidhu  
Ghasipura   Niranjan Patnaik Prithivraj kanhar  
Anandpur(SC)   Alok Sethi  
Patna   Bhabani Shankar Nayak  
Keonjhar   Mohan Majhi  
Champua    Murali Sharma   
Jashipur   Ganeshram Khuntia  Golekh Bihari Nayak  
Saraskana   Dr. Budhan Murmu Amar Singh Tudu 
Rairangpur   Naba Charan Majhi  
Bangriposi   Sukuda Murmu  
Karanjia   Padmacharan Haibru  
Udala   Bhaskar Madhei  Srinath Soren  
Badasahi   Sanatan Bijuli  
Baripada   Prakash Soren  
Morada   Krushna Ch. Mohapatra  Girendra Goswami
Jaleswar   Jaya Narayan Mohanty  Ashwini Kumar Patra  
Bhograi    Manas Mohanty   
Basta    Raghunath Mohanty   
Balasore   Madanmohan Dutta  
Remuna   Gobind Chandra Das  
Nilagiri   Sukanata Nayak  Jogananda Das
Soro   Rakesh Mallick  
Simulia   Padmalochan Panda  
Bhandaripokhari   Badrinarayan Dhal  
Bhadrak   Pradeip Naik  
Basudevpur   Madabananda Mallick  
Dhamnagar   Bishnu Sethy  
Chandabali   Manmohan Samal  
Binjharpur   Babita Mallick  
Bari   Biswa Ranjan Mallick  
Barchana   Amar Nayak  
Dharmasala   Smruti Rekha Pahi  Tusar Parida  
Jajpur   Goutam Ray  
Korei   Biswajit Nayak  
Sukinda   Pradeep Balasamata  
Dhenkanal   Krushna Chandra Patra  
Hindol   Ashok Nayak  
Kamakhyanagar   Satrughana Jena  
Parjanga   Bibhuti Pradhan  
Pallahara   Ashok Mohanty  Mina Pradhan
Talcher   Kalandi Samal  
Angul   Pratap Pradhan  
Chhendipada   Agasti Behera  
Athmallik   Bhagirathi Pradhan  
Birmaharajpur   Raghunath Jagdala  
Sonepur   Ashok Pujari  
Loisingha   Mukesh Mahaling  
Patnagarh   Kanak Verdhan Singh Deo  
Balangir   Ananta Das  
Titilagarh   Ashok Dora  
Kantabanji   Laxman Bag  
Nuapada   Homsingh Majhi  
Khariar   Rita Rani Bagarti  
Umarkote   Nityananda Gond  
Jharigam   Parshuram Majhi  
Nabarangpur   Gouri Majhi  
Dabugam   Padman Nayak  
Lanjigarh   Ramesh Majhi  
Junagarh   Manoj Meher  
Dharmagarh   Ananta Pratap Deo  
Bhawanipatna   Pradeep Nayak  
Narla   Anirudh Pradhan  
Baliguda   Karendra Majhi  
G. Udayagiri   Archana Pradhan  
Phulbani   Debnarayan Pradhan  
Kantamal   Kanhei Danga  
Boudh   Susanta Pradhan  
Baramba   Bijay kumar Dalbehra  
Banki   Subhransu Sekhar Padhi  
Athgarh   Brajendra Ray  
Barabati-Cuttack   Samir Dey  
Choudwar-Cuttack   Jagdish Mohanty Nayan Kishore Mohanty  
Niali (SC)    Chhabi Mallick   
Cuttack Sadar(SC)   Abhishek Mahananda Dillip Mallick  
Salipur   Prakash Behera  
Mahanga   Sarada Pradhan  
Patkura    Bijaya Mohapatra   
Kendrapara     
Aul   Dola Gobind Nayak  
Rajanagar   Aleka Jena  
Mahakalapada   Bijay Pradhan  
Paradeep   Sampad Swain  Sambit Routray  
Tirtol   Ramakanat Bhoi  Bishnu Das  
Balikuda-Erasama   Damodar Rout  
Jagatsinghpur   Satyabrat Mohapatra  
Kakatpur   Tusarakanti Behera  
Nimapara   Pravati Parida  
Puri   Jayanta Sarangi  
Brahmagiri   Lalitendu Bidyadhar Mohapatra  
Satyabadi   Omm Prakash Mishra  
Pipili   Ashrit Pattnayak  
Jayadev   Sukanta Tidai Bhoi Narendra Nayak  
Bhubaneswar Central (Madhya)   Rajib Patnaik Jagannath Pradhan Ananta Narayan Jena  
Bhubaneswar North  Itis Pradhan  Aparajitha Mohanty   Susanta Rout  
Ekamra Bhubaneswar   Babu Singh  
Jatani   Biswaranjan Badajena  
Begunia   Pradeep Sahoo Rishabh Nanda  
Khurda   Kalukhandayat Ray  
Chilika   Pradeep Swain Prithivraj Harichandan  
Ranpur   Surama Padhy  Nityananda Parida
Khandapada   Sidhartha Singh Mardaraj  
Daspalla   Purn Chand Nayak  
Nayagarh   Irani Roy  
Bhanjanagar   Pradyumna Nayak  
Polasara   Gokulananda Mallik  
Kabisuryanagar   Ranjan Polai  
Khalikote   Bharati Behera  
Chhatrapur   Prasant Kar  
Asika   Debraj Mohanty  
Surada   Nilamani Bisoi  
Sanakhemundi   Bijay Swain  
Hinjili   Pitambar Acharya  
Gopalpur   Bibhuti Jena  
Berhampur   Kanhu Pati  
Digapahandi   Pinky Pradhan  
Chikiti   Manoranjan Dyansamantray  
Mohana   Prashant Mallik  
Parlakhemundi   Narayan Rao  
Gunupur   Shisir Gomang  
Bissam Cuttack   Shibashankar Ullaka  
Rayagada(ST)   Basanta Ullaka  
Lakshmipur   Kumuda Saunta  
Kotpad(ST)   Khageswar Pujari  
Jeypore   Goutam Samnatray  
Koraput   Tripura Garda  
Pottangi   Rama Chandra Pangi  
Malkangiri   Aditya Madhi  
Chitrakonda   Padu Majhi  

See also

  • 2019 elections in India

References

  1. [https://www.electionsinindia.com/odisha/assembly-vidhan-sabha-constituency-elections Odisha Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) Constituency Elections Summary/Overview ]
  2. [https://www.loksabhaelections.in/odisha Odisha Legislative Assembly election 2019 Website ]
1. ^Congress, BJD dismiss BJP's claim to win Odisha in 2019 after victory in Tripura New Indian Express, 4 March 2018
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