The Bihar Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) has a total of 243 seats. Public representatives are elected directly.
Bihar Assembly Election 2025 Constituencies
The Bihar Assembly Election 2025 will be held in two phases on November 6 and 11 and the counting of votes will be done on November 14. A total of 121 seats will go to polls in the first phase of Bihar elections and the remaining 122 will vote in the second phase on November 11. The term of the 243-member Bihar Assembly will end on November 22.
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Bihar Assembly Election 2025
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AGIAON (SC)
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ALAMNAGAR
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ALAULI (SC)
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ALINAGAR
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AMARPUR
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AMNOUR
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AMOUR
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ARARIA
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ARRAH
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ARWAL
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ASTHAWAN
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ATRI
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AURAI
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AURANGABAD
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BABUBARHI
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BACHHWARA
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BAGAHA
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BAHADURGANJ
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BAHADURPUR
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BAIKUNTHPUR
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BAISI
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BAJPATTI
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BAKHRI (SC)
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BAKHTIARPUR
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BALRAMPUR
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BANIAPUR
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BANKA
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BANKIPUR
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BANMANKHI (SC)
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BARACHATTI (SC)
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BARARI
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BARAULI
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BARBIGHA
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BARH
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BARHARA
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BARHARIA
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BARURAJ
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BATHNAHA (SC)
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BEGUSARAI
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BELAGANJ
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BELDAUR
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BELHAR
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BELSAND
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BENIPATTI
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BENIPUR
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BETTIAH
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BHABUA
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BHAGALPUR
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BHOREY (SC)
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BIBHUTIPUR
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BIHARIGANJ
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BIHARSHARIF
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BIHPUR
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BIKRAM
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BISFI
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BOCHAHA (SC)
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BODH GAYA (SC)
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BRAHMPUR
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BUXAR
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CHAINPUR
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CHAKAI
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CHANPATIA
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CHAPRA
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CHENARI (SC)
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CHERIA BARIARPUR
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CHHATAPUR
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CHIRAIA
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DANAPUR
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DARAULI (SC)
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DARAUNDHA
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DARBHANGA
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DARBHANGA RURAL
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DEHRI
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DHAKA
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DHAMDAHA
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DHAURAIYA (SC)
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DIGHA
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DINARA
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DUMRAON
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EKMA
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FATUHA
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FORBESGANJ
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GAIGHAT
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GARKHA (SC)
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GAURA BAURAM
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GAYA TOWN
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GHOSI
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GOBINDPUR
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GOH
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GOPALGANJ
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GOPALPUR
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GORIAKOTHI
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GOVINDGANJ
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GURUA
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HAJIPUR
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HARLAKHI
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HARNAUT
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HARSIDHI (SC)
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HASANPUR
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HATHUA
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HAYAGHAT
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HILSA
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HISUA
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IMAMGANJ (SC)
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ISLAMPUR
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JAGDISHPUR
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JAHANABAD
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JALE
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JAMALPUR
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JAMUI
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JHAJHA
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JHANJHARPUR
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JOKIHAT
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KADWA
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KAHALGAON
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KALYANPUR
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KALYANPUR (SC)
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KANTI
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KARAKAT
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KARGAHAR
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KASBA
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KATIHAR
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KATORIA (ST)
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KEOTI
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KESARIA
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KHAGARIA
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KHAJAULI
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KISHANGANJ
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KOCHADHAMAN
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KORHA (SC)
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KUCHAIKOTE
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KUMHRAR
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KURHANI
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KURTHA
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KUSHESHWAR ASTHAN (SC)
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KUTUMBA (SC)
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LAKHISARAI
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LALGANJ
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LAUKAHA
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LAURIYA
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MADHEPURA
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MADHUBAN
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MADHUBANI
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MAHARAJGANJ
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MAHISHI
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MAHNAR
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MAHUA
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MAKHDUMPUR (SC)
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MANER
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MANIHARI (ST)
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MANJHI
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MARHAURA
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MASAURHI (SC)
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MATIHANI
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MINAPUR
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MOHANIA (SC)
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MOHIUDDINNAGAR
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MOKAMA
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MORWA
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MOTIHARI
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MUNGER
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MUZAFFARPUR
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NABINAGAR
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NALANDA
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NARKATIA
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NARKATIAGANJ
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NARPATGANJ
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NATHNAGAR
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NAUTAN
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NAWADA
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NIRMALI
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NOKHA
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OBRA
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PALIGANJ
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PARBATTA
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PARIHAR
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PAROO
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PARSA
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PATEPUR (SC)
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PATNA SAHIB
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PHULPARAS
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PHULWARI (SC)
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PIPRA
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PIPRA
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PIRPAINTI (SC)
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PRANPUR
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PURNIA
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RAFIGANJ
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RAGHOPUR
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RAGHUNATHPUR
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RAJA PAKAR (SC)
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RAJAULI (SC)
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RAJGIR (SC)
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RAJNAGAR (SC)
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RAJPUR (SC)
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RAMGARH
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RAMNAGAR (SC)
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RANIGANJ (SC)
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RAXAUL
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RIGA
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ROSERA (SC)
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RUNNISAIDPUR
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RUPAULI
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SAHARSA
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SAHEBGANJ
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SAHEBPUR KAMAL
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SAKRA (SC)
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SAMASTIPUR
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SANDESH
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SARAIRANJAN
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SASARAM
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SHAHPUR
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SHEIKHPURA
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SHEOHAR
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SHERGHATI
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SIKANDRA (SC)
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SIKTA
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SIKTI
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SIMRI BAKHTIARPUR
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SINGHESHWAR (SC)
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SITAMARHI
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SIWAN
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SONBARSHA (SC)
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SONEPUR
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SUGAULI
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SULTANGANJ
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SUPAUL
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SURSAND
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SURYAGARHA
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TARAIYA
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TARAPUR
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TARARI
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TEGHRA
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THAKURGANJ
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TIKARI
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TRIVENIGANJ (SC)
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UJIARPUR
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VAISHALI
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VALMIKI NAGAR
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WARISNAGAR
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WARSALIGANJ
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WAZIRGANJ
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ZIRADEI
FAQ'S
When will Bihar election take place?
Bihar will go to polls in two phases on November 6 and 11. In the first phase, polling will be held for 121 seats, while the remaining 122 constituencies will vote in the second phase.
In how many phases will the Bihar elections be held?
The 2025 Assembly Elections may be conducted in two phases.
When will results be announced?
Counting of votes for Bihar elections will be done on November 14.
How many total voters are there in Bihar?
According to the updated 2025 draft voter list, there are more than 72.4 million (7.24 crore) voters in Bihar. After the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, around 6.5 million (65 lakh) names were removed.
What are the current political alliances in Bihar?
National Democratic Alliance (NDA): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Janata Dal (United) [JDU], Hindustani Awam Morcha (HAM)(S), Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), Rashtriya Loktantrik Morcha (RLM), etc.
Grand Alliance (Mahagathbandhan): Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), Indian National Congress, Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP), CPI (ML) Liberation, Communist Party of India (CPI), Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)], etc.
What will be the key issues in the Bihar elections?
The major issues in the Bihar Assembly elections will include employment, education, women empowerment, farmers’ issues, law and order, inflation, corruption, caste-based dynamics, and promises of development.
What is the SIR (Special Intensive Revision) process?
SIR, or Special Intensive Revision, is a special process by the Election Commission through which names are added, removed, or corrected in the voter list. It is implemented in Bihar to ensure the voter list is completely updated and impartial.
How many voters can vote at one polling booth?
On average, around 800 to 1,200 voters are listed per polling station (booth) in Bihar, though this number may vary depending on the location.
How can I find the name of the winning candidate in my area?
You can check the name of the winning candidate in your area on the official website of the Election Commission: https://results.eci.gov.in/. You can also check it on India Today website: https://www.indiatoday.in/elections/assembly/bihar
