Full list of AAP, BJP, Congress candidates in Delhi assembly election 2020

The election for the 70-member Delhi Assembly will take place in single-phase and the counting of votes will take place on February 11.

New Delhi: The national capital went to polls on February 8, 2020, and recorded 62.59 percent voters turnout. Counting of votes starts at 8 am on February 11 and the final results are likely to be declared by late afternoon. The main contest is between the ruling Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress. While AAP is contesting on all the 70 seats, BJP is fighting on 67 seats and Congress on 61. 

A total of 668 candidates contested Delhi Assembly election 2020. The counting of votes for the 70-member Delhi Assembly seat will take place on February 11 and results will be declared simultaneously.

As per the names announced by AAP it has repeated 46 sitting MLAs and 15 sitting MLAs have been replaced, 9 seats that were vacant have been given to new candidates. In the 2015 assembly election, 6 women were given tickets by AAP, this time the number has increased to 8. 

BJP's list includes 11 candidates from seats reserved for the Scheduled caste community and there are five women candidates - Rekha Gupta from Shalimar Bagh, Lata Shori from Ballimaran, Shikha Rai from Greater Kailash and Kiran Vaid from Trilokpuri and Kusum Khatri from Mehrauli. 

One of its key candidate Laxman Rawat will take on Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia in Patparganj assembly constituency while Alka Lamba, who recently returned to the party from AAP, will be contesting from Chandni Chowk.

Here's the list of candidates nominated by the Aam Aadmi Party, Bharatiya Janata Party and the Indian National Congress

Constituency	AAP candidate	BJP, allies candidate	Congress, allies candidate
Narela	Sharad Chauhan	Neel Daman Khatri	Siddarth Kundu
Burari	Sanjeev Jha	Shailender Kumar(JDU)	Pramod Tyagi (RJD)
Timarpur	Dilip Pandey	Surendra Singh Bittu	Amar Lata Sangwan
Adarsh Nagar	Pawan Sharma	Rajkumar Bhatia	Mukesh Goel
Badli	Ajesh Yadav	Vijay Bhagat	Devender Yadav
Rithala	Mahinder Goyal	Manish Chaudhary	Pradeep Kumar Pandey
Bawana	Jai Bhagwan Upkar	Ravindra Kumar Idraj	Surender Kumar
Mundka	Dharampal Lakra	Master Azad Singh	Dr Naresh Kumar
Kirari	Rituraj Jha	Anil Jha	Riyazuddin Khan (RJD)
Sultanpur Majra	Mukesh Kumar Ahlawat	Ramchandra Chabariya	Jai Kishan
Nangloi Jat	Raghuvinder Shokeen	Sumanlata Shokeen	Mandeep Singh
Mangol Puri	Rakhi Bidlan	Karam Singh Karma	Rajesh Lilotia
Rohini	Rajesh Nama Bansiwala	Vijender Gupta	Sumesh Gupta
Shalimar Bagh	Bandana Kumari	Rekha Gupta	JS Nayol
Shakur Basti	Satyendra Jain	SC Vats	Dev Raj Arora
Tri Nagar	Preeti Tomar	Tilakram Gupta	Kamal Kant Sharma
Wazirpur	Rajesh Gupta	Dr. Mahendra Nagpal	Hari Kishan Jindal
Model Town	Akhilesh Pati Tripathi	Kapil Mishra	Akansha Ola
Sadar Bazar	Som Dutt	Jay Prakash	Satbir Sharma
Chandni Chowk	Parlad Singh Sawhney	Suman Kumar Gupta	Mrs Alka Lamba
Matia Mahal	Shoaib lqbal	Ravinder Gupta	Mirza Javed Ali
Ballimaran	lmran Hussain	Lata Sodhi	Haroon Yusuf
Karol Bagh	Vishesh Ravi	Yogendra Chandalia	Gaurav Dhanak
Patel Nagar	Raaj Kumar Anand	Parvesh Ratan	Smt Krishna Tirath
Moti Nagar	Shiv Charan Goel	Subhash Sachdeva	Ramesh Kumar Popli
Madipur	Girish Soni	Shri Kailash Shankhla	Jai Prakash Panwar
Rajouri Garden	Dhanwati Chandela	Ramesh Khanna	Amandeep Singh Sudan
Hari Nagar	Rajkumari Dhillon	Tajinder Pal Bagga	Surender Setia
Tilak Nagar	Jarnail Singh	Rajiv Babbar	Raminder Singh Bamrah
Janakpuri	Rajesh Rishi	Ashish Sood	Radhika Khera
Vikaspuri	Mahinder Yadav	Shri Sanjay Singh	Mukesh Sharma
Uttam Nagar	Naresh Balyan	Krishna Gehlot	Shakti Kumar Bishnoi (RJD)
Dwarka	Vinay Kumar Mishra	Pradyuman Rajput	Adarsh Shastri
Matiala	Gulab Singh Yadav	Rajesh Gehlot	Sumesh Shokeen
Najafgarh	Kailash Gahlot	Ajit Kharkhari	Sahib Singh Yadav
Bijwasan	BS Joon	Satprakash Rana	Parveen Rana
Palam	Bhavna Gaur	Vijay Pandit	Nirmal Kumar Singh (RJD)
Delhi Cantonment	Virender Singh Kadian	Manish Singh	Sandeep Tanwar
Rajinder Nagar	Raghav Chadha	RP Singh	Rocky Tuseed
New Delhi	Arvind Kejriwal	Sunil Yadav	Romesh Sabharwal
Jangpura	Praveen Kumar	Sardar Impreet Singh Bhakshi	Talvinder Singh Marwah
Kasturba Nagar	Madan Lal	Ravindra Chaudhary	Abhishek Dutt
Malviya Nagar	Somnath Bharti	Shailendra Singh Monty	Neetu Verma
RK Puram	Parmila Tokas	Anil Sharma	Priyanka Singh
Mehrauli	Naresh Yadav	Kusum Khatri	Mohinder Chaudhary
Chhatarpur	Kartar Singh Tanwar	Brahm Singh Tanwar	Satish Lohia
Deoli	Prakash Jarwal	Arvind Kumar	Arvinder Singh
Ambedkar Nagar	Ajay Dutt	Khusi Ram	Yaduraj Chaudhary
Sangam Vihar	Dinesh Mohaniya	SCL Gupta (JDU)	Poonam Azad
Greater Kailash	Saurabh Bharadwaj	Shikha Rai	Sukhbir Singh Pawar
Kalkaji	Atishi	Dharamveer Singh	Shivani Chopra
Tugalakabad	Sahi Ram Pehlwan	Vikram Badhuri	Shubam Sharma
Badarpur	Ram Singh Netaji	Ramvir Singh Bidhuri	Pramod Kumar Yadav
Okhla	Amanatullah Khan	Brahm Singh	Parvez Hashmi
Trilokpuri	Rohit Kumar Mehraulia	Kiran Vaid	Vijay Kumar
Kondli	Kuldeep Kumar (Monu)	Rajkumar Dillon	Amareesh Goutham
Patparganj	Manish Sisodia	Ravi Negi	Laxman Rawat
Laxmi Nagar	Nitin Tyagi	Abhay Kumar Verma	Dr Hari Dutt Sharma
Vishwas Nagar	Deepak Singla	OP Sharma	Gurcharan Singh Raju
Krishna Nagar	SK Bagga	Anil Goyal	Dr. Ashok Kr. Walia
Gandhi Nagar	Naveen Chaudhary (Deepu)	Anil Vajpayee	Arvinder Singh Lovely
Shahdara	Ram Niwas Goyal	Sanjay Goyal	Dr Narender Nath
Seemapuri	Rajendra Pal Gautam	Santlal Chawaria (LJP)	Veer Singh Dhingan
Rohtas Nagar	Sarita Singh	Jitendra Mahajan	Vipin Sharma
Seelampur	Abdul Rehman	Kaushal Mishra	Ch. Mateen Ahmed
Ghonda	SD Sharma	Ajay Mahawar	Bhisham Sharma
Babarpur	Gopal Rai	Naresh Gaur	Mrs Anveeksha Tripathi Jain
Gokalpur	Ch. Surendra Kumar	Ranjeet Kashyap	SP Singh
Mustafabad	Haji Yunus	Jagdish Pradhan	Ali Mehndi
Karawal Nagar	Durgesh Pathak	Mohan Singh Bisht	Arbind Singh

According to the CEC, total electors in the final electoral roll of Delhi are 1,46,92,136 and polling will be held at 13,750 polling stations. The term of the current Delhi Assembly ends on February 22, 2020, and a new House has to be constituted before that. 

In the 2015 Delhi assembly election, AAP had performed superbly to win 67 out of the total 70 seats at stake. The BJP had won only three seats, while the Congress had failed to open its account. The 2020 assembly election will witness a three-cornered fight between the AAP, BJP and Congress.