List of Chhattisgarh Assembly Election 2018 winners and MLAs

New Delhi: The results of 90-member assembly elections held in Chattishgarh will be announced. In the BJP-dominated state, the voting took place in two phases, one on November 12 and November 20. This year's election will see a face-off between the three-term Chief Minister Raman Singh of the BJP, who is confident that his party will return to power for a straight fourth term and Congress.

This year, the state, which has been dominated by BJP and Congress so far, witnessed a coalition among Mayawati-led Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), former chief minister Ajit Jogi's Janata Congress Chhattisgarh (J) and Communist Party of India (CPI), adding another dimension to the electoral politics.

Following is the full list of winning candidates from Chattisgarh and their parties:

Constituency	Winner	Party
Pali-Tanakhar (ST)	Mohit Ram	CONG
Marwahi (ST)	Ajit Jogi	JCC
Kota	Renu Ajit Jogi	JCC
Lormi	Dharmjeet Singh	JCC
Mungeli (SC)	Punnulal Mohale	BJP
Ambikapur	T.S. Baba	CONG
Takhatpur	Rashmi Ashish Singh	CONG
Bilha	Dharam Lal Kaushik	BJP
Bilaspur	Shailesh Pandey	CONG
Beltara	Rajnish Kumar Singh	BJP
Masturi (SC)	Dr. Krishna Murti Bandhi	BJP
Akaltara	Saurabh Singh	BJP
Janjgir-Champa	Narayan Chandel	BJP
Sakti	Charan Das Mahant	CONG
Dhamtari	Ranjana Dipendra Sahu	BJP
Sanjari Balod	Sangeeta Sinha	CONG
Dondi Lohara (ST)	Anila Bhendia	CONG
Gunderdehi	Kunwer Singh Nishad	CONG
Patan	Bhupesh Baghel	CONG
Durg Gramin	Tamradhwaj Sahu	CONG
Durg City	Arun Vora	CONG
Bhilai Nagar	Devendra Singh Yadav	CONG
Vaishali Nagar	Vidya Ratan Bhasin	BJP
Ahiwara (SC)	Guru Rudra Kumar	CONG
Saja	Ravindra Chaube	CONG
Bemetara	Ashish Kumar Chhabra	CONG
Dantewara (ST)	Bhima Mandavi	BJP
Bijapur (ST)	Vikram Mandavi	CONG
Konta (ST)	Kawasi Lakhma	CONG
Sitapur (ST)	Amarjeet Bhagat	CONG
Jashpur (ST)	Vinay Kumar Bhagat	CONG
Kunkuri (ST)	U. D. Minj	CONG
Pathalgaon (ST)	Rampukar Singh Thakur	CONG
Lailunga (ST)	Chakradhar Singh Sidar	CONG
Raigarh	Prakash Nayak	CONG
Sarangarh (SC)	Uttari Ganpat Jangde	CONG
Kharsia	Umesh Patel	CONG
Dharamjaigarh (ST)	Laljeet Singh Rathia	CONG
Rampur (ST)	Nanki Ram Kanwar	BJP
Korba	Jaisingh Agrawal(Jaisingh Bhaiya)	CONG
Katghora	Purushottam Kanwar	CONG
Chandrapur	Ram Kumar Yadav	CONG
Jaijaipur	Keshav Prasad Chandra	BSP
Pamgarh (SC)	Indu Banjare	BSP
Saraipali (SC)	Kismat Lal Nand	CONG
Basna	Devendra Bahadur Singh	CONG
Khallari	Dwarikadhish Yadav	CONG
Mahasamund	Vinod Sevan Lal Chandrakar	CONG
Bilaigarh (SC)	Chandradev Prasad Rai	CONG
Kasdol	Shakuntala Sahu	CONG
Balodabazar	Pramod Kumar Sharma	JCC
Bhatapara	Shivratan Sharma	BJP
Dharsiwa	Anita Yogendra Sharma	CONG
Raipur City Gramin	Satyanarayan Sharma	CONG
Raipur City West	Vikas Upadhyay	CONG
Raipur City North	Kuldeep Juneja	CONG
Raipur City South	Brijmohan Agrawal	BJP
Arang (SC)	Dr. Shivkumar Dahariya	CONG
Abhanpur	Dhanendra Sahu	CONG
Rajim	Amitesh Shukla	CONG
Bindranawagarh (ST)	Damarudhar Pujari	BJP
Sihawa (ST)	Dr. Lakshmi Dhruw	CONG
Kurud	Ajay Chandrakar	BJP
Navagarh (SC)	Gurudayal Singh Banjare	CONG
Pandariya	Mamta Chandrakar	CONG
Kawardha	Akbar Bhai	CONG
Khairagarh	Devwrat Singh	JCC
Dongargarh	Bhuneshwar Shobharam Baghel	CONG
Rajnandgaon	Dr. Raman Singh	BJP
Dongargaon	Daleshwar Sahu	CONG
Khujji	Chhanni Chandu Sahu	CONG
Mohala-Manpur (ST)	Indrashah Mandavi	CONG
Antagarh (ST)	Anoop Nag	CONG
Bhanupratappur (ST)	Manoj Singh Mandavi	CONG
Kanker (ST)	Shishupal Shori	CONG
Keshkal (ST)	Sant Ram Netam	CONG
Kondagaon (ST)	Mohan Markam	CONG
Narayanpur (ST)	Chandan Kashyap	CONG
Bastar (ST)	Baghel Lakheshwar	CONG
Jagdalpur	Rekhchand Jain	CONG
Chitrakot (ST)	Deepak Baij	CONG
Bharatpur-Sonhat (ST)	Gulab Kamro	CONG
Manendragarh	Dr. Vinay Jaiswal	CONG
Baikunthpur	Ambica Singh Deo	CONG
Premnagar	Khel Sai Singh	CONG
Bhatgaon	Paras Nath Rajwade	CONG
Pratappur (ST)	Dr. Premsai Singh Tekam	CONG
Ramanujganj (ST)	Brihaspat Singh	CONG
Samri (ST)	Chintamani Mahraj	CONG
Lundra (ST)	Dr. Pritam Ram	CONG

Congress has spent 15 years in the opposition in Chhattisgarh.

In 2013, the BJP formed the government for a third time in a row after winning 49 seats in the 90-member assembly. The Congress won 39 seats.