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Bihar MLC Polls: Counting Begins for Eight Seats Amid Tight Security

Counting began under tight security as 150 candidates await results in four graduates and four teachers constituencies.

  • On Tuesday, counting began for eight Bihar Legislative Council seats at designated centers across the state under tight security.
  • Polling for the eight seats concluded Friday, deciding the fate of 150 candidates, including 90 in graduates' constituencies and 60 in teachers' constituencies.
  • The four graduates' constituencies served 4.92 lakh eligible electors, while teachers' constituencies had 40,253, with results determined by counting first-preference votes initially.
  • Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party contests all eight seats, creating a triangular contest that will indicate the political standing of major parties in Bihar.
  • With terms for the eight sitting MLCs expiring November 16, officials will tally second-preference votes if no candidate secures a decisive result from first-preference counting.
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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