Both are in neck to neck fight in Manipur and Goa
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New Delhi, March 11: BJP has almost swept Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand while Congress has come back in Punjab with a thumping majority. Both parties are in neck to neck fight in Manipur and Goa as both are struggling to retain their No. 1 position there.
BJP has made a huge jump from 47 seats in 2012 to 310 seats in 2017. Consequently, all other parties including BSP, SP and Congress have taken a sharp fall — like SP has come down from 224 in 2012 elections to just about 50 in this election.
Updated: 3:00 PM on 11 March 2017
Uttar Pradesh Assembly (403 seats)
Party
Seats won in 2007
Seats won in 2012
Seats won in 2017
(won+leading)
BJP
51
47
91+219: 310
BSP
206
80
4+15: 19
Congress
22
28
1+6: 7
RLD
10
09
1
SP
97
224
20+29: 49
Independents
09
06
1+2: 3
Apna Dal (Soneylal)
1+8: 9
Nirbal Indian Shoshit Hamara Aam Dal
1 leading
Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party
4 leading
Punjab Assembly (117 seats)
Party
Seats won in 2012
Seats won in 2017 (won+leading)
BJP
12
3
Congress
46
61+17: 78
Shiromani Akali Dal
56
13+1: 14
Independents
03
Aam Aadmi Party
19+1: 20
Lok Insaaf Party
2
Uttarakhand Assembly (70 seats)
Party
Seats won in 2012
Seats won in 2017
BJP
31
18+38: 56
BSP
03
Congress
32
5+7: 12
Independents
03
2 leading
Others
01
Goa Assembly (trends available for 37 out of 40 seats)
Party
Seats in 2012
Seats in 2017 (won+leading)
BJP
21
10+4: 14
Goa Vikas Party
02
Independent
05
2+1: 03
Congress
09
11+2: 13
Maharashtrawadi Gomantak
03
2+1: 3
Goa Forward Party
3
Nationalist Congress Party
1
Manipur Assembly (trends available for 53 out of 60 seats)
Party
Seats in 2012
Seats in 2017
(won+leading)
AITC
07
1 leading
Congress
42
14+10: 24
Lok Jan Shakti Party
01
1
Manipur State Congress Party
05
Naga Peoples Front
04
3
Nationalist Congress Party
01
BJP
14+6: 20
National People’s Party
3+1: 4
Source: Election Commission
