Results of 150 constituencies announced, RSVP won 116 places, how many of other parties?
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- Sun, 8 March 2026
Kathmandu. The final results of 150 out of 165 constituencies of the House of Representatives have been announced. Counting of votes in remaining 15 constituencies is going on. According to the Election Commission, out of 150 constituencies, RSVP alone has won 116 seats. In 10 out of 15 areas where counting of votes is going on, RSVP candidates are leading. Not only in the direct direction, but also in the proportional direction, the wave of the RSVP has been seen. The party has received the highest number of 1.858 thousand 659 votes proportionally till the time of preparing this news.
The old big parties of the country have fallen far behind in the elections held on Thursday. The Nepali Congress has directly won 17 seats. Congress has received 632,593 votes proportionally. In the same way, CPN-UML has won only 7 seats and has maintained its lead in 3 more seats. UML's proportional vote is 530 thousand 723.
The Nepali Communist Party, seen as the fourth power, has won 6 seats and is leading in 1 seat. That party got 2 lakh 51 thousand 864 votes proportionally. In this election, Labor Culture Party has registered victory in 2 places and has maintained a lead in 1 more place. This party has collected 81 thousand 838 votes proportionally. Likewise, RPP and independent candidates have won 1 and 1 places respectively, while proportionally they have got 136 thousand 11 votes.
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