This is an archive article published on October 7, 2024
Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: How to check election results on ECI
Haryana Assembly Elections results: The exit polls indicate that the Congress party is positioned to make a big return and cross the halfway mark in Haryana.
People queue up to cast their votes in Panchkula. (Express photo by Kamleshwar Singh)
Haryana Assembly Elections 2024 Results: The single-phase voting for Haryana’s 90-seat Assembly ended on October 5, and now the focus switches to the election results, along with the results of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections.
This year, Haryana reported voter participation of 67.90%, with the Ellenabad assembly seat in Sirsa district having the highest polling percentage at more than 80%, according to the most recent numbers from the Election Commission on Sunday.
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The exit polls indicate that the Congress party is positioned to make a big return and cross the halfway mark in Haryana, with most giving 44-61 seats for the party. The BJP is projected to get 18-32 seats.
Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: Date and Time
The Haryana Assembly Election Results will be released tomorrow, i.e. October 8, 2024, being observed on Tuesday, with the counting of votes will begin at 8 am, with the first results expected to start coming in by midday.
The Election Commission of India’s (ECI) official website will have the most recent trends and results for assembly seats, as well as real-time data from returning officers.
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Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: How to check the results
Voter helpline app: The app can be downloaded by Android and iOS users, this app allows users to track winning, leading, or trailing candidates, as well as constituency-wise or state-wise results.
The readers can also check the results live on indianexpress.com.
Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: A flashback of 2019 assembly elections
The 2019 Haryana Assembly election resulted in a hung assembly. The BJP won 40 seats, the Congress won 31, and Dushyant Chautala’s JJP won 10 seats, making him the kingmaker in the resulting coalition government.
However, this alliance failed in March 2024, prompting Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar’s resignation. Nayab Singh Saini was sworn in as chief minister, but his minority administration encountered difficulties after three independent MLAs withdrew their support in May 2024.
People queue up to cast their votes in Panchkula. (Express photo by Kamleshwar Singh) 
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