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VISAKHAPATNAM: Counting of votes for Graduates and Teachers MLC constituency is under way across Andhra Pradesh. The results of three graduates MLC constituencies and two teachers MLC constituencies would likely come out after Friday afternoon. The process of counting was started at 8 am on Thursday for Kurnool-Anantapur-Kadapa Teachers and Graduates MLC constituencies and Chittoor-Nellore-Prakasam Graduates and Teachers MLC constituencies, besides North Andhra districts Graduates MLC constituency. Ballot papers were bundled in packs during the counting of votes in all counting centers. This process had taken almost seven to eight hours. Strong rooms were opened in the presence of returning officers. Counting agents of candidates were allowed inside the premises after completion of frisking at the entrance of the counting centres. The counting started in the evening and there are six to seven rounds. North Coastal Andhra Pradesh Graduates MLC election has 767 postal ballot votes of which, 582 votes were polled. But officials declared 228 votes invalid. A total of 37 candidates in the contest of North Andhra graduates MLC elections. The counting started at 7.30 pm on Thursday on 28 tables for six rounds. The voting percentage was increased to 69.47% after the completion of the entire process. Earlier authorities announced that the polling percentage was 59.77% at 4 pm on March 13. Though the percentage was 0.31% less than the previous elections which witnessed 69.78% in 201...

Andhra Pradesh: YSRCP-backed candidate wins MLC election from East Rayalaseema Teachers’ constituency In the Graduates constituency, the Telugu Desam Party-backed candidate leads over his YSRCP-backed contestant on completion of counting of first priority votes March 17, 2023 08:36 pm | Updated 08:36 pm IST - CHITTOOR YSR Congress Party-backed candidate Parvatha Reddy Chandrasekhar Reddy won from the East Rayalaseema Teachers’ MLC constituency covering the combined districts of Chittoor, Nellore, and Prakasam, the results of which were announced in the early hours of Friday. Mr. Chandrasekhar Reddy, hailing from Chillakuru of Tirupati district, secured a majority of 1,055 votes over his TDP-backed candidate Pokki Babu Reddy. Mr. Chandrasekhar Reddy had done his Master’s from S.V. University in 1994. He was chairman of Sri Krishna Chaitanya Educational Institutions. Earlier, he had worked as Chairman of the Indian Red Cross Society in Nellore district. His services during the COVID-19 pandemic caught the attention of the YSRCP government. TDP cadres jubilant Meanwhile, in the East Rayalaseema Graduates’ constituency, Telugu Desam Party-backed candidate Kancharla Srikanth Chowdary secured 1,12,514 first-priority votes, while his rival and YSRCP-backed candidate Pernati Syamprasad Reddy polled 85,252 votes. The counting of first-priority votes ended by 4.30 p.m. Chittoor district Collector and Returning officer M. Hari Narayanan was overseeing the counting of the second-prior...

Andhra Pradesh MLC Elections Result 2023, Telangana MLC Winner, Winners Full List: The result of the Andhra Pradesh MLC elections 2023 was announced on Thursday. The election was conducted to elect representatives for three graduates MLC seats in Andhra Pradesh (Srikakulam-Vizianagaram-Visakhapatnam, Prakasam-Nellore-Chittoor and Kadapa-Anantapur-Kurnool), teachers constituencies (Prakasam-Nellore-Chittoor and Kadapa-Anantapur-Kurnool) and local authorities constituencies (Srikakulam, West Godavari and Kurnool). The result of the lone teachers constituency in Telangana (Mahabubnagar-Hyderabad-Rangareddy) was also declared on Thursday. BJP-backed candidate AVN Reddy won the Mahabubnagar-Rangareddy-Hyderabad Teachers’ Member of Legislative Council (MLC) seat. Andhra Pradesh MLC Elections Result 2023, AP MLC Election Result 2023 Winners List Andhra Pradesh MLC Election Result 2023: Check party-wise strength The strength of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council is 58. While the YSRCP has 32 members, the TDP has 16 in the House. The BJP and Progressive Democratic Front have 2 and 4 members, respectively. The House has also 4 independent members. Andhra Pradesh MLC Election Result 2023: Repolling at 2 polling centres The Election Commission had to order repolling at two polling centres for two MLC seats. The two seats were one teachers and one graduate in Prakasam, Nellore and Chittoor (PNC). The two polling stations where repolling was done on March 15 are No. 229 (Government ...

Election fever has gripped the six districts of North Coastal Andhra Pradesh (NCAP) after the release of the MLC election schedule for the biennial elections to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council scheduled to be held on March 13 to elect 13 MLCs, including one from the NCAP Graduates’ Constituency. As per the schedule, Election Commission of India (ECI) will issue the notification on February 16. Last date for filing of nominations is February 23. Scrutiny of nominations is February 24. Last date for withdrawal of nominations is February 27. Polling will be held on March 13 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Counting of votes will take place on March 16. Early last year, YSR Congress Party had announced Sitamraju Sudhakar as its candidate, while Telugu Desam Party (TDP) recently announced Vepada Chiranjeevi Rao as its candidate. Koredla Rama Prabha is the candidate from the Progressive Democratic Front (PDF). Eerle Sriram Murthy is TDP rebel. BJP and Jana Sena Party have not announced their candidates yet, but the incumbent P.V.N. Madhav may again contest from the BJP, the party sources said. Political analysts said that there has been a lot of change compared to the 2017 elections. The number of voters has almost doubled this year. The total number of registered voters as per the final list released on December 30, 2022 is 2,83,749. Their number may cross 3 lakh as the Election Commission (EC) has allowed graduates (Graduates up to 2019) to register till mid-February. In 2017, reg...

Athlete Tori Bowie's cause of death revealed – she was in labor © Provided by Times Now andhra pradesh mlc election result 2023 full list of winners ysrcp wins 4 seats srikakulam west godavari kurnool Amravati: The Yuvajana Shramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP) has registered a thumping victory in biennial elections for the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council (AP MLC Elections 2023). Of the total 8 seats, the YSRCP has bagged all 4 seats from local bodies' constituencies. A few independent candidates with the support of principal opposition Telugu Desam Party (TDP) are also emerging victorious. Times of India reported that the counting of votes in teachers’ constituencies and graduates' constituencies might continue for another 36 hours owing to the tough battle in all the five segments. Reports said that Progressive Democratic Front (PDF) backed by Left parties, TDP and BJP are locked in stiff fight with the ruling YSRCP in the five constituencies. Andhra Pradesh MLC Election Result 2023: Meet The Winners • Srikakulam: YSRCP candidate Narthu Ramarao won Srikakulam seat with a thumping majority. He bagged 632 votes. • West Godavari: YSRCP candidates K Srinivas and Vanka Ravindranath registered victory from both the seats of the West Godavari local bodies constituency. • YSRCP candidate Kavuru Srinivas got 481 first-priority votes, and Vanka Ravindranath got 460 first priority votes. • Kurnool local bodies constituency: YSRCP nominee Dr Madhusudan bagged the Kurnool local bo...

TADEPALLI: The ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) announced its list of 18 candidates for the upcoming MLC elections that are scheduled to be held on March 13, 2023, under various quotas. YSRCP leader and Advisor to the Government (Public Affairs) Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy announced the names of the YSRCP candidates. As part of this, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy announced the names of candidates for the MLC polls keeping in mind social justice by ensuring political, social, and economic empowerment of the Backward Classes, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Minorities, he said. The names of the candidates were selected in the true spirit of this endeavour of social justice and empowerment which the YSRCP-led government was following in all aspects including appointing candidates for the AP Cabinet, Deputy Chief Ministers posts, in the Local Elections, MLA candidates and now the MLC candidates, he said. Out of the 18 names, the YSRCP is fielding 11 BCs, 4 OCs, 2 SCs, and one ST candidate for the MLC elections. The Election Commission of India (ECI) released the schedule for biennial elections to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council from 8 local authorities constituencies and also for three Graduates and two Teachers constituencies. 2 candidates Under Governor's Quota Kumbha Ravi Babu - Alluri Seetharamaraju district - ST Karri Padmasri- Kakinada - BC Vadabalija 7 candidates Under MLA quota Penumatsa Subba Raju - OC Kshathriya community- Vizianagaram Pothula Sun...

In a significant electoral outcome ahead of the Assembly elections next year, the TDP has won all three Graduate MLC seats in the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council, which went to polls on Monday. The Opposition party led by former chief minister Chandrababu Naidu has been facing continuous defeats — be it bypolls to Assembly, the Lok Sabha or the panchayat, municipal body elections — since Jaganmohan Reddy stormed to power in 2019 winning 151 out of 175 Assembly seats. Also Read: But now, the TDP candidates Vepada Chiranjeevi Rao, Kancharla Srikanth and Ramgopal Reddy have won the Srikakulam-Vizianagaram-Visakhapatnam, Prakasam-Nellore-Chittoor and Kurnool-Kadapa-Anantapur graduate MLC seats respectively. Elections to the Graduate seats - where registered graduates are the voters - were held on March 13 and the counting began on Thursday. Polls were held in two teachers’ and three local authorities’ constituencies too on the same day. There are five graduate constituencies in AP and the present three seats cover over 100 out of 175 Assembly segments. The triple victory came as a shot in the arm for the TDP, which was struggling to keep up the fight against Jagan. The party was quick to react, stating the results as a “clear indication of the beginning of the downfall of Jagan.” TDP supremo Naidu said, “people have won.” “Salute to the activists and leaders who stood against YSRCP irregularities. It is a people’s victory. A sign of change. The way to good. Auspicious for t...

TADEPALLI: The ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) announced its list of 18 candidates for the upcoming MLC elections that are scheduled to be held on March 13, 2023, under various quotas. YSRCP leader and Advisor to the Government (Public Affairs) Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy announced the names of the YSRCP candidates. As part of this, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy announced the names of candidates for the MLC polls keeping in mind social justice by ensuring political, social, and economic empowerment of the Backward Classes, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Minorities, he said. The names of the candidates were selected in the true spirit of this endeavour of social justice and empowerment which the YSRCP-led government was following in all aspects including appointing candidates for the AP Cabinet, Deputy Chief Ministers posts, in the Local Elections, MLA candidates and now the MLC candidates, he said. Out of the 18 names, the YSRCP is fielding 11 BCs, 4 OCs, 2 SCs, and one ST candidate for the MLC elections. The Election Commission of India (ECI) released the schedule for biennial elections to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council from 8 local authorities constituencies and also for three Graduates and two Teachers constituencies. 2 candidates Under Governor's Quota Kumbha Ravi Babu - Alluri Seetharamaraju district - ST Karri Padmasri- Kakinada - BC Vadabalija 7 candidates Under MLA quota Penumatsa Subba Raju - OC Kshathriya community- Vizianagaram Pothula Sun...

VISAKHAPATNAM: Counting of votes for Graduates and Teachers MLC constituency is under way across Andhra Pradesh. The results of three graduates MLC constituencies and two teachers MLC constituencies would likely come out after Friday afternoon. The process of counting was started at 8 am on Thursday for Kurnool-Anantapur-Kadapa Teachers and Graduates MLC constituencies and Chittoor-Nellore-Prakasam Graduates and Teachers MLC constituencies, besides North Andhra districts Graduates MLC constituency. Ballot papers were bundled in packs during the counting of votes in all counting centers. This process had taken almost seven to eight hours. Strong rooms were opened in the presence of returning officers. Counting agents of candidates were allowed inside the premises after completion of frisking at the entrance of the counting centres. The counting started in the evening and there are six to seven rounds. North Coastal Andhra Pradesh Graduates MLC election has 767 postal ballot votes of which, 582 votes were polled. But officials declared 228 votes invalid. A total of 37 candidates in the contest of North Andhra graduates MLC elections. The counting started at 7.30 pm on Thursday on 28 tables for six rounds. The voting percentage was increased to 69.47% after the completion of the entire process. Earlier authorities announced that the polling percentage was 59.77% at 4 pm on March 13. Though the percentage was 0.31% less than the previous elections which witnessed 69.78% in 201...

Andhra Pradesh: YSRCP-backed candidate wins MLC election from East Rayalaseema Teachers’ constituency In the Graduates constituency, the Telugu Desam Party-backed candidate leads over his YSRCP-backed contestant on completion of counting of first priority votes March 17, 2023 08:36 pm | Updated 08:36 pm IST - CHITTOOR YSR Congress Party-backed candidate Parvatha Reddy Chandrasekhar Reddy won from the East Rayalaseema Teachers’ MLC constituency covering the combined districts of Chittoor, Nellore, and Prakasam, the results of which were announced in the early hours of Friday. Mr. Chandrasekhar Reddy, hailing from Chillakuru of Tirupati district, secured a majority of 1,055 votes over his TDP-backed candidate Pokki Babu Reddy. Mr. Chandrasekhar Reddy had done his Master’s from S.V. University in 1994. He was chairman of Sri Krishna Chaitanya Educational Institutions. Earlier, he had worked as Chairman of the Indian Red Cross Society in Nellore district. His services during the COVID-19 pandemic caught the attention of the YSRCP government. TDP cadres jubilant Meanwhile, in the East Rayalaseema Graduates’ constituency, Telugu Desam Party-backed candidate Kancharla Srikanth Chowdary secured 1,12,514 first-priority votes, while his rival and YSRCP-backed candidate Pernati Syamprasad Reddy polled 85,252 votes. The counting of first-priority votes ended by 4.30 p.m. Chittoor district Collector and Returning officer M. Hari Narayanan was overseeing the counting of the second-prior...