Lok Sabha Polls Phase 4: From Asaduddin Owaisi To Mahua Moitra, The Battle In 96 Seats Across 10 States/UTs Today

Voting began at 7 am and will end at 6 pm. Complete election results for all phases are to be released on June 4. Phase 4 Voting LIVE Updates Here

The first three phases of the election, which were held on April 19, April 26 and May 7, saw a voter turnout of 66.1, 66.7, and 61 percent, respectively. The fifth phase will kick off on May 20 and the sixth on May 25, before the election heads towards the seventh and final phase on June 1. 

Lok Sabha Elections 2024 Phase 4 Voting | Key Points

• List Of States/UTs Voting In Phase 4 

-Andhra Pradesh: All 25 constituencies in the southern coastal state

-Telangana: All 17 constituencies in the southern state

-Jharkhand: 4 of the eastern state’s 14 constituencies

-Odisha: 4 of the eastern state’s 21 constituencies

-Uttar Pradesh: 13 of the northern state’s 80 constituencies

-Madhya Pradesh: 8 of the central state’s 29 constituencies

-Bihar: 5 of the eastern state’s 40 constituencies

-Maharashtra: 11 of the western state’s 48 constituencies

-West Bengal: 8 of the eastern state’s 42 constituencies

-Jammu and Kashmir: 1 of the union territory’s five constituencies

• Key Candidates In Phase 4 Elections 

Several high-profile candidates are contesting in this phase, including Akhilesh Yadav (Kannauj), Asaduddin Owaisi (Hyderabad), Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary (Baharampur), Giriraj Singh (Begusarai), YS Sharmila (Kadapa), Arjun Munda (Khunti), Shatrughan Sinha (Asansol), and Mahua Moitra (Krishnanagar).

• Key Constituencies In Phase 4

Some of the key constituencies in Phase 4 include:

- Baharampur - West Bengal

- Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir)

- Hyderabad - Telangana

- Krishnanagar - West Bengal

- Begusarai - Bihar

- Munger - Bihar

- Asansol - West Bengal

- Kannauj -  Uttar Pradesh

- Kadapa - Andhra Pradesh

- Khunti - Jharkhand

• Ruling Parties In States/UTs Contesting In Phase 4

The BJP governs Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh outright, while it shares power in Maharashtra and Bihar through alliances. Odisha is governed by the Biju Janata Dal (BJD), which leans towards the NDA but is not a part of the alliance.

Andhra Pradesh is governed by the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu (YSR) Congress Party, Telangana by Congress, Jharkhand by the INDIA alliance led by Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, and West Bengal by the All India Trinamool Congress Party, a member of the INDIA alliance.

Jammu and Kashmir is governed directly by New Delhi, with its state assembly remaining suspended.