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AP MPTC ZPTC final results: Alliance wins 499 of 582 contested ZPTC seats and 5,861 of 7,768 MPTCs; YSRCP 76 and 1,711

The State Election Commission's final count, announced on Sunday, 8 November, gives the TDP-Jana Sena-BJP alliance 499 of 582 contested ZPTC seats and 5,861 of 7,768 MPTC seats. YSRCP won 76 and 1,711.

Counting staff wearing ID cards sort pink ballot papers into a long wooden tray at a counting centre

Andhra Pradesh’s MPTC ZPTC final results, announced by the State Election Commission (SEC) on Sunday, 8 November, give the TDP-Jana Sena-BJP alliance 499 of the 582 ZPTC seats that went to a vote and 5,861 of the 7,768 MPTC seats counted. YSRCP won 76 ZPTC and 1,711 MPTC seats.

As announced by the SEC, the TDP took 406 of the contested ZPTC seats, Jana Sena 73 and the BJP 20. Independents won six and CPI(M) one. In the MPTC count, the TDP won 4,806 seats, Jana Sena 938 and the BJP 117, while independents and others won 169, CPI(M) 15, the Congress nine and the BSP three. In SPSR Nellore district, the TDP won 26 of the 30 ZPTC seats that went to the vote.

With the unopposed seats added

Those figures cover only the seats where people voted. Before polling, 77 ZPTC and 2,051 MPTC members had been declared elected unopposed on 27 October, and the SEC gave their party-wise split in a separate note at 9 pm on Saturday, 7 November. Of the 77 unopposed ZPTC seats, the TDP had 71, the BJP three, Jana Sena two and YSRCP one. YSR Kadapa (23) and Palnadu (18) together accounted for more than half of them.

Combining the two SEC statements, the alliance holds 575 of the state’s 659 ZPTC seats: TDP 477, Jana Sena 75 and BJP 23. YSRCP has 77. Among MPTCs, the alliance has 7,801 (TDP 6,586, Jana Sena 1,045, BJP 170) and YSRCP 1,800. These combined numbers are Telugu Scope’s own addition, not an SEC total; the final list also counts 7,768 contested MPTC seats, one more than the 7,767 the SEC said had gone to counting. The counting-day updates are on Telugu Scope’s MPTC, ZPTC results page.

How the vote ran

The SEC notified these second ordinary elections to mandal and zilla parishads on 19 October. Voting in 577 ZPTC and 7,707 MPTC seats took place on Thursday, 5 November. Because of the cyclone, five ZPTC and 60 MPTC seats voted on Friday, 6 November, when seven polling stations in five districts also held a repoll. Counting began at 8 am on Saturday, 7 November, at 365 centres.

The new members now pick the parishad heads. MPTC members elect the presidents of the state’s 659 mandal parishads, and ZPTC members elect the chairpersons of its 28 zilla parishads.

A counting centre at Hyderabad in 2014. File photo. Photo: Election Commission of India / GODL-India via Wikimedia Commons

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