The RSVP is on its way to two-thirds
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Media Baaji
- Sat, 7 March 2026
Kathmandu. According to the latest results of the counting of votes for the members of the House of Representatives, the National Independent Party RSVP has made a strong lead across the country. According to the Election Commission, while the counting of votes is continuing in 160 constituencies, RSVP is leading in 102 constituencies.
It has brought 56 percent on the proportional side. On the road to two-thirds, Raswapa has progressed on the road to two-thirds. According to the results obtained till 6 o'clock this morning, Nepali Congress 10, CPN 9UML 012 and Nepali Communist Party are leading in 11 places. Similarly, the Labor Culture Party is leading in 3 areas, while the Rashtriya Prajatantra Party and an independent candidate are leading in one area each.
Meanwhile, the final results of 22 constituencies have been announced so far. According to the public results, RSVP has won 16 seats. Nepali Congress won 5 seats while CPN 9UML0 and Nepali Communist Party won 1 seat each.
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