Kolayat Election Result 2023 Live Updates: BJP’s Anshuman Singh Bhati Won By 32,933 Votes

New Delhi: Kolayat Assembly constituency falls within Bikaner district and constitutes one of the 200 seats contested in the 2023 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly elections. Voting for the Kolayat segment took place on November 25, and the election results will be tabulated on December 3.Out of the total 200 seats in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, 34 seats are earmarked for Scheduled Castes (SCs), and 25 seats are designated for Scheduled Tribes (STs).

The forthcoming 2023 Rajasthan Assembly elections are anticipated to be primarily contested between the incumbent Indian National Congress (INC) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), with several regional and smaller parties also vying for influence.Reviewing the previous election in 2018, the Kolayat Assembly constituency experienced an 80.30% voter turnout, recording 175,721 valid votes from the 218,841 registered voters.

VOTE COUNT UPDATES: 

16: 55 PM: Anshuman Singh has won the election with a huge vote margin of 32,933. Anshuman Singh mint 1,01,093 votes from Kolayat seat while her rival Bhanwar Singh Bhati bagged 68,160 vote.

15:00 PM: The people of Rajasthan have continued their tradition of changing the ruling government in every election. This election too, commoners continued this tradition.  In the final round,  Anshuman Singh Bhati from BJP  is leading by 32933 votes.

01: 23 PM: According to the 18th round of voting Anshuman Singh Bhati from Bharatiya Janata Party is still in lead with vote difference of almost 35000 votes.

12: 38 AM: In the 14th round of counting, Anshuman Singh Bhati from Bharatiya Janata Party leading with vote difference of 29393 against Bhanwar Singh Bhati from INC.

11: 24 AM : Anshuman Singh Bhati from Bharatiya Janata Party leading with 31218 votes while Bhanwar Singh Bhati from INC trailing behind with 16605 votes this far

During the 2018 elections in Kolayat, Bhanwar Singh Bhati emerged victorious, securing a triumph over Poonam Kanwar Bhati with a margin of 11,016 votes. The winning candidate garnered 6.30% more votes than the closest competitor.