A sign of RSVP's one seat loss in proportion
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 10 March 2026
Kathmandu. Counting of votes towards proportionality continues across the country. According to the calculations till early this morning, it was seen that RSVP will get 58 seats. However, the update after 10 am indicated that RSVP could get only 57 seats. In the 10 o'clock update, the ratio of votes of the RSP fell to 47.9 percent. Early in the morning, RSVP's vote was above 48 percent of the total votes. However, as about 6 lakh votes are yet to be counted, there is a possibility that this ratio may vary. In the latest update, a total of 1 crore 4 lakh 19 thousand 234 sadar votes have been counted.
RSVP has collected 5 million votes. It is leading by getting 55 lakh 52 votes. Nepali Congress got 16 lakh 92 thousand 786 votes. CPN-UML got 14 lakh 11 thousand 429 votes, CPN 7 lakh 66 thousand 875, Shram Sanskriti Party 3 lakh 58 thousand 415 and RPP got 3 lakh 24 thousand 881 votes.
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