New Delhi: Tonk Assembly constituency, situated in Tonk district, is among the 200 constituencies set to undergo elections in the 2023 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly. During the electoral process on November 25, voters in the Tonk Assembly segment exercised their franchise, and the ballot counting is scheduled for December 3.Out of the total 200 seats in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, 34 have been reserved for Scheduled Castes (SCs), and 25 for Scheduled Tribes (STs).


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The forthcoming 2023 Rajasthan Assembly elections are anticipated to witness a primarily two-way contest between the ruling Indian National Congress (INC) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), although several regional and smaller parties aim to make their presence felt.Recapping the previous election, the 2018 Rajasthan Assembly Elections recorded a voter turnout of 77.40% in the Tonk Assembly constituency. Out of 219,613 registered voters, 170,081 valid votes were cast.


VOTE COUNT UPDATE: 


17: 05 PM: Sachin Pilot has won the election with a huge vote margin of 29,475. Vasundhra mint 1,05,812 votes from Tonk seat while her rival Ajit Singh Mehta bagged 76,337 votes.


15: 59 PM: In the final round of counting Sachin Pilot is in lead with 29475 votes.


14: 49 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 16th round of counting Sachin Pilot still leading with vote difference 21040 against BJP's Ajit Singh Mehta.


12: 53 PM: Sachin Pilot was at the centre stage of Rajasthan's politics because of his critic stand towards his government. He is still in lead against BJP's Ajit Singh Mehta with vote diffecence of 2767.


12: 15 PM: In seventh round of counting Sachin Pilot still leading with vote difference of 2767 votes against BJP's Ajit Singh Mehta.


10: 50 PM:  Sachin Pilot from INC leading with 8775 votes with BJP's Ajit Singh Mehta traling behind with 7832 votes.


During that election, Sachin Pilot emerged victorious in the Tonk Assembly constituency, defeating Yoonus Khan by a significant margin of 54,179 votes. The winning candidate secured 31.90% more votes than the closest competitor.