Delhi Assembly Election 2020 - List of Constituencies

The political parties and The electoral machinery is bracing for the Delhi Assembly Election 2020. There are 70 constituencies in the Delhi Legislative Assembly. All parties have released their candidates and are extensively campaigning for the Delhi Election 2020. Aam Aadmi Party is contesting solo and is the only party which has announced a CM candidate.

BJP has partnered with JD(U) and LJP. BJP's Candidates would be fighting in 67 constituencies while JDU and LJP are given 1 and 2 seats respectively. Congress is in alliance with RJD. Congress is contesting on 66 seats while four constituencies have RJD Candidate. The Election result 2020 will be out when the votes will be counted on 11 February. The polling is scheduled on February 8.

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Delhi Assembly Constituencies Election Summary

The AAP did far better in Delhi assembly election of 2015 than what Congress managed in the 2014 General elections. The Arvind Kejriwal led party reminded one of the historic win registered by former PM Rajiv Gandhi in 1984 general elections. The AAP emerged victorious in 67 of the 70 assembly constituencies of Delhi, is no less than a miracle. The BJP was reduced to a mere 3 seats, while the Congress and the rest were wiped out completely. But the AAP will have the immense pressure of expectations to deliver on the promises it made.

Delhi Assembly Elections Polling Statistics and Summary
The Delhi assembly elections became an event that caught the imagination of all of India and were not limited to Delhi only as far as its impact is concerned. The national capital of Delhi waited for a year for this moment to come, when it exercised its franchise to elect a government.

The people of Delhi did come out in higher number to vote this time as compared to 2013. Over 67 percent of electorate turnout was recorded on Saturday, just a notch above what it was in 2013 when it saw 66 percent of balloting.

About Delhi Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) Constituencies

There are 70 constituencies of the Delhi Vidhan Sabha. These came into existence after the delimitation of constituencies in 2008.