Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly Election 2022

In a state that is no stranger to alternating governments, power has changed hands once again. The incumbent BJP government has been displaced by the people ...

In a state that is no stranger to alternating governments, power has changed hands once again. Because the truth is worth it.) Here's how the map of Himachal has changed from 2017 to 2022.

Himachal Pradesh election results 2022: In the 2017 assembly election in Himachal Pradesh with a house strength of 68, the BJP had won 44 seats and the ...

In the Himachal Pradesh legislative assembly election 2017, Kasauli constituency had five candidates. In 2022, he will face Vinod Sultanpuri of the Congress whom he had defeated the last two times. Haroli was one of 21 seats won by the Congress. Kasauli comes under the Solan district. In the 2017 Himachal Pradesh legislative assembly election, there were six candidates in the fray from Shahpur constituency. It was a close contest with CPI(M)'s Rakesh Singha winning the election upstaging BJP's Rakesh Verma by a margin of just 1,983 votes. Dalhousie comes under the Chamba district. Theog was one of the seats won by the Communist Party Of India (Marxist). BJP's Jawahar Thakur won the election upstaging Congress's Kaul Singh by a margin of 6,541 votes. Shimla Rural comes under the Shimla district. It was a close contest with Congress's Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu winning the election upstaging BJP's Vijay Agnihotri by a margin of just 2,349 votes. Incumbent chief minister Jai Ram Thakur is an MLA from the Seraj assembly seat and it has been a BJP stronghold constituency, with Thakur retaining it in each election after winning the seat for the first time in 1998.

The exit polls had predicted a close fight in Himachal Pradesh where most pollsters gave an edge to the ruling party over the Congress.

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