ECI Maharashtra Election Results 2024: Check live vote counting on Election Commission of India website results.eci.gov.in, eci.gov.in

The exit polls predicted fierce competition between the Mahayuti and the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), though most surveys gave the ruling Shiv Sena-BJP-NCP alliance an edge, with the opposition MVA expected to get between 90 and 150 seats.

However, it’s crucial to recall that exit polls are just an indication. As the Election Commission begins the counting of votes tomorrow, at 8 am, one can keep them updated with the live counting results on the official ECI website.

How to check live vote counting on the ECI website: A step-by-step guide

One can also follow IndianExpress for the live counting of the Maharashtra Assembly Election 2024 results, or check the official website of the Election Commission of India’s (ECI) website by following the steps below:

Step 1: Visit the ECI’s official website at https://www.eci.gov.in/ or the results page at https://results.eci.gov.in/ which navigates you to the results page directly.

Step 2: If one clicks on the official homepage, click on the section titled “Election Management,” and click the corresponding link to the Elections Results 2024.

Step 3: One will be directed to a page displaying the results of Maharashtra and Jharkhand election results, in addition to Haryana and Jammu Kashmir.

Step 4: Click on any constituency name to view detailed results, including leading and winning candidates.

Step 5: To check party-wise performance, one can select the “Party-wise Results” option.

How to utilise the additional features:

One can also use the “State Map” feature to visualise results geographically, or the “All Constituencies at a Glance” option offers a summary of results across all constituencies.

Please note that the ECI updates the results in real time as counting progresses.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, regularly refresh the page.

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