Election Commission of India (ECI) Delhi Election Results 2025: All eyes are on Delhi, as the Union Territory braces for the counting of its Assembly poll votes on Saturday. After a fierce competition, the city recorded a voter turnout of 60.44 per cent, slightly lesser than the previous election’s 60.59 per cent. North East Delhi, recorded the highest turnout for the third consecutive time. ECI Delhi Results 2025: Check Live Counting Here According to most exit poll projections, the BJP is expected to make a comeback after 25 years. However, the Aam Aadmi Party remains adamant about retaining power in its stronghold since 2015, despite the setback in the Lok Sabha elections and discord with Congress. Delhi Election Results 2025: Check Constituency Wise Live Counting Updates Here In consonance with its commitment to promote free and fair elections, the Election Commission of India (ECI) allows citizens to live track voter count on its official website (eci.gov.in). The website provides comprehensive data, yet it is easy to navigate. Here’s a guide to navigate around the ECI website: Open the ECI official website. You can click on the aforementioned URL. Click on the ‘Assembly Election Result’ tab on the homepage menu. The following page will feature the ‘NCT of Delhi’ tab and by-poll results of Milkipur and Erode (East). Clicking on the Delhi Tab will take you to the Delhi Assembly polls results page. The Delhi Assembly polls results page will display a map of the 70 constituencies on the right, with each constituency colour coded according to the leading party in it. A table of party-wise leads will be on the left side of the page. Data at the bottom of the Delhi Assembly polls results page will include pie charts on party-wise vote share. One can find a 'Constituency Wise Results' tab on top of the map. Clicking on it will present a drop-down menu with all the constitutions names in it. Clicking on a constituency name will direct you to a page listing all the candidates in that particular constituency with the votes won and the margin attained by each candidate. The number of rounds of counting completed will also be displayed on top of this page. The counting is slated to begin at 8 am on February 8.
