RSP extends lead in both FPTP and proportional votes
Party wins 78 constituencies, leads in 44 others.
Party wins 78 constituencies, leads in 44 others.
Sandeep Rana defeats UML’s Narayan Acharya, ending the party’s decades-long hold in the constituency.
Yagya Mani Neupane, Dipak Kumar Sah and Rajan Gautam secure victories from their constituencies.
Kamal Subedi, Bodh Narayan Shrestha and Shiv Yadav secure decisive victories for the party from Dang, Dhading and Siraha, respectively.
Singh had previously been elected twice from the constituency as a Nepali Congress candidate and again in 2022 as an independent.
Party wins 62 seats and leads in 60 constituencies as Balendra Shah defeats UML chair KP Sharma Oli in Jhapa-5 by nearly 50,000 votes.
RSP chair secures 54,402 votes as Congress candidate Mina Kumari Kharel trails with 14,564.
Shah secures 23,535 votes, defeating RSP’s Prakash Rajouriya and UML’s Birendra Kumar Kanodia.
RSP has won 61 FPTP seats and is leading in another 61 constituencies, maintaining its stronghold in the ongoing elections.
Kathmandu’s former mayor secures 68,348 votes, defeating Oli by nearly 50,000 votes and emerging as RSP’s prime ministerial candidate.
Khadka defeats UML’s Dhruv Bahadur Shahi by a wide margin.
RSP candidate secures 43,096 votes, defeating Congress’ Jitendra Kumar Shrestha by a wide margin.
The victory margin in Achham stood at 526 votes.
Gautam had previously been elected to the House of Representatives from Kathmandu-2 in the 2022 election with 15,229 votes.
RSP’s senior leader secures 55,934 votes as UML chair falls behind with 15,409.