Andhra Pradesh Elections 2024 LIVE Updates

After a high decibel campaign, including by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and top leaders of Congress and BRS, the stage is now set for polling on Monday to elect 175 Assembly and 25 Lok Sabha seats in Andhra Pradesh.

The Election Commission has made elaborate arrangements to conduct free and free and fair polls. Prominent leaders including Chief Minister Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu, Janasena chief Pawan Kalyan, BJP state chief D Purandeswari and APCC president YS Sharmila are in the fray.

Hans India too has made arrangements for live updates of polls across the two states from Monday 9 am.

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Live Updates

  • 13 May 2024 4:40 PM IST

    Chittoor district recorded 61.94 percent polling by 3 pm. The poll percentages of various constituencies in the district are: GD Nellore 66.93 percent, Chittoor 64.33 percent, Nagari 61.93 percent, Puthalapattu 60.19 percent, Palamaner 61.40 percent, Kuppam 60.45 percent and Punganur 59.30 percent.



  • 13 May 2024 4:32 PM IST

    Polling has ended in Araku, Paderu and Rampachodavaram in AP

    Those waiting in the queues have the opportunity to vote before 4 pm. Elsewhere, polling will continue till 6 o'clock this evening

  • 13 May 2024 4:27 PM IST

    Kurnool: The poll.percent up to 3.00 PM was registered to 52.26

    Kurnool 47.79

    Panyam 51.08

    Yemmiganur 49.73

    Kodumur 53.18

    Mantralayam 55.36

    Pathikonda 58.82

    Adoni 48.06

    Alur 55.62

  • 13 May 2024 4:27 PM IST

    Polling -For Scroll - 13-5-24-Ananthapuramu District Collector Dr. Vinod Kumar V

    Polling Percentage at 3 PM:

    1 Parliament constituency : 54.15 %

    8 Assembly constituencies : 54.10 %

    General Elections Media Centre, Collectorate, Ananthapuramu.

  • 13 May 2024 4:14 PM IST

    Kurnool: The Superintendent of Police (SP) G Krishna Kanth along with his wife has franchised his vote at St Joseph School in Kothapeta


  • 13 May 2024 3:55 PM IST

    859441 votes (52 percent) were cast till 3 pm in the Rajahmundry parliamentary constituency with a total of 1623149 voters. Among them, 443210 women and 45 transgenders voted. The details of the votes cast in the 7 assemblies under this parliamentary constituency are as follows.

    121519 (53.76%) voted out of 226053 voters in Anaparthi Assembly. There were 216491 voters in Rajanagaram, 117260 people (54.16%) voted.

    In Rajahmundry City, 126071 (47.13%) people voted out of 267484 voters. Out of 272826 voters in Rajahmundry Rural, 145677 (53.40%) voted.

    In Kovvur, total voters were 184136 and 99295 (53.92%), while in Nidadavolu, total voters were 213396 and 113083 (52.99%) attended the polls. Out of 213396 voters in Gopalapuram, 113083 (52.99%) have cast their votes so far.

  • 13 May 2024 3:54 PM IST

    Parvathipuram Manyam district

    District average - 51.75 %

    Parvathipuram - 54.62 %

    Palakonda - 52.56%

    Kurupam - 52%

    Saluru - 48.09%

  • 13 May 2024 3:52 PM IST

    Polling Percentage of Vizianagaram District Assembly Constituencies @ 3.00 p.m

    No 9 Rajam : 55.52

    15 Cheepurupalli : 60.34

    14 Bobbili : 57.21

    16 Gajapathinagaram : 59.64

    18 Vizianagaram : 52.51

    17 Nellimarla : 51.92

    19 S.Kota : 55.79

    No 3 Vizianagaram PC : 56.00

    Total Vizianagaram District: 56.19

  • 13 May 2024 3:46 PM IST

    EC directs to detain MLA Annabathuni Sivakumar at his house

    Election commission directed the officials to detain Tenali MLA and YSRCP candidate for Assembly constituency Annabathuni Sivakumar at house till completion of polling .E.C issued orders to this effect. MLA Annabathuni Sivakumar manhandled a voter at Itanagar for asking the MLA to stand in the queue . MLA manhandled the voter. The voter slapped the MLA. The election commission took this matter seriously and directed to detain MLA Annabathuni Sivakumar at his house till the completion of polling.

  • 13 May 2024 3:44 PM IST

    Tirupati Parliamentary Constituency

    54.9% polling registered till 3 pm in the Parliament Constituency

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