Lok sabha election result 2020 pdf Continue 2020 Delhi Legislative Assembly elections 2020 Delhi legislative assembly elections ← 2015 February 8 2020 2025 → All 70 seats in the legislative assembly of Delhi36 seats needed for a majorityTurnout62.82% (4.65%) Majority Party Minority party Third Party Leader Arvind Kejriwal Manoj Tiwari Subhash Chopra Party AAP BJP INC Alliance NDA UPA Leader's seat New Delhi Last election 67 3 0 Seats won 62 8 0 Seat amendment 5 5 Popular vote 4,974,592 3,575,529 395 958 Percent 53.57% 38.51% 4.26% Swing 0.73% 6.21% 5.44% Map of Delhi shows results of 2020 Vidhan Sabha election Chief Minister before election Arvind Kejriwal Elected AAP Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal AAP Legislative Assembly election was held February 2020 to elect 70 members of Delhi's legislature. Turnout was recorded at 62.82%,[1] a decrease of 4.65% from the previous parliamentary elections in Delhi, but 2.2% more than in 2019 Indian parliamentary elections in Delhi. [2] [3] The term of office of the assembly elected in 2015 expired on 22[4] [5] The Aam Aadmi party, led by Arvind Kejriwal, won 62 seats to claim an absolute majority in the elections. Background The previous general election was held in February 2015. After the election, the Aam Aadmi party formed the state government and Arvind Kejriwal became chief minister. Timetable The electoral plan was announced by the Electoral Commission of India on 6 October 2015. [6] Poll Event Schedule Notification Date 14 January 2020 Last date for filling nomination 21 January 2020 Control of nomination 22 January 2020 Last date of withdrawal of nomination 24 January 2020 Date of Poll 2020 8 February 2020 Date of counting of votes 11 February 11 11 February 11 1 February 112020 Surveys and polls Polls Publish Date Polling Agency Lead AAP BJP INC Other 5 January 2020 News 24). 7] 48-53 15-20 0-2 0 28-38 TV9 Bharatvarsh[8] 48-60 10-20 0-2 0 28-50 January 2020 ABP News – CVoter[9] 59(53%) 8(26%) 3(4.6%) 0(16%) 51(27%) IANS - CVoter[10] 53-64 03-13 0-6 0-0 41-61 25 January 2020 Newsx-Polstrat[11] 53-56 12-15 2-4 0-0 38-44 3. February 2020 Times Now - IPSOS[12] 54-60(52%) 10–14(34%) 0–2(4%) 0(10%) 40–50(18%) February 4, 2020 Graphnile[13] 56 12 0-2 0 44 5 February 2020 ABP News – CVoter[14] 42-56(45.6%) 10–24(37.1%) 0–2(4.4%) 0(12.9%) 18–46(8.6%) Exit Polls Exit polls were announced by agencies after the poll ended on 8 February 2020. [15] Exit polls were conducted in all 70 seats in the Delhi Legislature and data was collected up to 4:00. The vote ended at 12.30 p.m Release Date Polling Agency Lead AAP BJP + INC+ Others 8 February 2020 Jan Ki Baat 55 15 0 0 40 India Today-Axis My India 59-68 2-11 0 0 48-66 Times now 2 147 23 0 0 24 News X-Neta 55 14 1 0 41 India News Nation 55 14 1 0 41 Spick Media[16] 43-55 12 – 21 0 31-34 ABP News - CVoter 51-65 3-17 0-2 0 30-58 Hamari Yojana[17] 55-60 10 – 15 00 00 00 00 40-50 Manifesto January 2020, the Aam Aadmi Party published a 10-point guarantee card as a short list that promised [18][19] 24 hours of uninterrupted electricity via underground cables and free (up to 200 units) for each household. 24 hours of uninterrupted water supply through pipes to each household and continuation of the current system of up to 20,000 litres of free water. World-class training facilities. Affordable, accessible and advanced health facilities through Mohalla clinics and modern hospitals. Efficient public transport system with more than 500 km of metro lines and 11,000 buses. Free bus travel for women and students. Reducing pollution to a third of current levels, planting 2 crore trees and cleaning and rejuvenation of the Yamuna. Make Delhi debris and garbage free. Appointment of Mohalla marshalls in addition to CCTV cameras, bus marshals and street lights. Roads, clean water, sewer system Mohalla clinics for unauthorized colonies The government build homes for slum dwellers. AAP released its detailed manifesto of 28 key points on 4 April. It promised:[20][21][22][18] Adoption of delhi Janlokpal Bill is currently pending with the central government since last four years. Delhi Swaraj Bill for the formation of 2972 Mohalla sabhas for decentralization of power with adequate funding. Door Step Delivery of Ration Teerth Yatra (pilgrimage) for 10 lakh senior citizens Desh Bhakti Curriculum Spoken English, soft skills improvement and personality development training for young world's largest Metro Network by expanding delhi metro network to 500 km and connecting new areas. Yamuna Riverside development by improving banks and promoting it as a tourist destination. World-class roads with improved beautiful and safe design. Appointments of New Safai Karmacharis Compensation of Rs 1 Crore to the family of the deceased if Safai Karmachari died while working. Free and fair business environment without official raids. To take legal and administrative steps to protect against sealing of shops and industries Development of infrastructure and upgrading of markets and industrial area Rationalisation of property interest with the actual market price Amnesty scheme for pardoning pending cases concerning the old VAT regime. Allow markets to remain open 24x7 to allow Delhi to become a round-the-clock active city, boosting the economy and tourism. Increase women's participation in the economy that creates jobs for housewives. Securing full ownership rights for residents of the resettlement columns Legalization and registration office for unauthorized colonies Simplifies the criteria for obtaining the OBC certificate Due recognition for Bhojpuri by working with the central government to include it in the eighth timetable for Justice for victims of the 1984 Anti-Sikh riots by ensuring that the results of the SIT are acted upon. Legalisation of contract workers Reforms of agricultural producers by reducing restrictions on farmers' right to use. Continued compensation of $50,000 (US$700) per acre to the farmers who suffer crop loss Legal protection to Street Vendors by issuing certificate of vending machines and reducing harassment of vendors of the police and municipality. Full state formation for Delhi to improve law and order and administrative efficiency. Bharatiya Janata Party Bharatiya Janata Party released its manifesto on 31 December means clean tap water and zero dependence on water tankers for water supply by 2024 Combating air and water pollution Implementation of central government schemes such as Ayushman Bharat Yoratjana, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, Kisan Samman Yojna A proposed funding of 10,000 crore (US$1.4 billion) for infrastructure projects 10 lakh jobs for the unemployed in the next 5 years Promoting the use of electric vehicles (ELECTRIC CARS) to reduce pollution Wheat flour (Atta) ≥ of 2/kg to poor families from the public distribution system. [26] 351 Delhi roads that come under mixed land use will be notified and developed highway project that allows to travel from Delhi to Mumbai in 12 hours Opening a fixed deposit in the name of the first two girl child at the time of her birth in poor family, that will mature to be $2 lakh (US$2,800) at age 21 years, electric scooter for college goes poor girls, free bike for poor girls in class 9 and ₹ 51,000 (US$720) to poor widows for marriage between their daughters. credit of 6,000 kronor ($84) to farmers' bank accounts each year. Opening 10 new colleges and 200 new schools Removing garbage heaps from Delhi Start an annual Yamuna Mahotsav for the celebration of the River Indian National Congress The Indian National Congress released its manifesto on 2 February 2020. [27] with 9 key points:[28] Strong Lokpal Bhagidari Yuva Swabhiman Yojna - Unemployment benefits Yaari Startup Incubators Homi Bhabha research fund 25% of budgets will be spent on combating pollution and improving transport ambassadors Jal Sanrakshan Rice Board Stubble for energy funds Do not bring-polluting industries back to Delhi Alliances Alliance Number of candidates running Chief Ministerial Candidate No Aam Aadmi Party 70 [29][30] Arvind Kejriwal NDA[31] Bharatiya Janata Party 67 Janata Dal (United) 2 Lok Janshak 1 UPA[32] Indian National Congress 66 Rashtriya Janata Dal 4 None Bahujan Samaj Party 70[33] Others 388 Total 668[34] List of participants from major parties Bold means the chosen candidate Constituency No. Constituency Name[35] AAP NDA 1 Narela Sharad Chauhan Neeldaman Khatri Siddarth Kundu 2 Burari Sanjeev Jha Shailendra Kumar (JDU) Pramod Tyagi (RJD) 3 Timarpur Dilip Pandey Surendra Singh Bittu Amar Lata Sangwan 4 Adarsh Nagar Pawan Kumar Sharma Rajkumar Bhatia Mukesh Goel 5 Badli Ajesh Yadav Vijay Bhagat Devender Yadav 6 Rithala Mahindra Goel Manish Chaudhary Pradeep Kumar Pandey 7 Bawana (SC) Jai Bhagwan Upkar Ravindra Kumar Indraj Surender Kumar 8 Mundka Dharampal Lakra Master Azad Singh Dr. Naresh Kumar 9 Kirari Rituraj Govind Anil Jha Mohd Riyazuddin Khan (RJD) 10 Sultanpur Majra (SC) Mukesh Kumar Ramchandra Chawaria Jai Kishan 11 Nangloi Jat Raghuvendra Shaukeen Sumanlata Shaukeen Mandeep Singh 12 Mangolpuri (SC) Rakhi Bidlan Kamarsingh Karma Rajesh Lilothia 13 Rohini Rajesh Nama Bansiwala Vijender Gupta Sumesh Gupta 14 Shalimar Bagh Bandana Kumari Rekha Gupta J S Nayol 15 Shakur Basti Satyendra Kumar Jain S. C. Vats Dev Raj Arora 16 Tri Nagar Preeti Tomar Tilak Ram Gupta Kamal Kant Sharma 17 Wazirpur Rajesh Gupta Mahander Nagpal Hari Kishan Jindal 18 Model Town Akhilesh Pati Tripathi Kapil Mishra Akansha Ola 19 Sadar Bazar Som Dutt Jai Prakash Satbir Sharma 20 Chandni Chowk Parlad Singh Sawney Suman Kumar Gupta Alka Lamba 21 Matia Mahal Shoaib Iq Ravibalndra Gupta Mirza Javed Ali 22 Ballimaran Imran Hussain Lata Sodhi Haroon Yusuf 23 Karol Bagh (SC) Vishesh Ravi Yogender Chandolia Gaurav Dhanak 24 Patel Nagar (SC) Raj Kumar Anand Parvesh Ratan Krishna Tirath 25 Moti Nagar Shiv Char Subhash Sachdeva Ramesh Kumar Popli 26 Madipur (SC) Girish Soni Kailash Sankhala Jai Prakash Panwar 27 Rajouri Garden Dhanwati Chandela Ramesh Khanna Amandeep Singh Sudan 28 Hari Nagarkum Rajari Dhilion Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga Surender Setia 29 Tilak Nagar Jarnail Singh Rajiv Babbar S.