New Delhi, March 10 (IANS) Aam Aadmi Party's Charanjit Singh is leading from Chamkaur Sahib seat in Punjab by 1,980 votes against state Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi in a nerve-racking contest.
As per the Election Commission update at 11.30 a.m., CM Channi has so far secured 30,880 votes while AAP candidate Charanjit Singh has till now received 32,860 votes.
CM Channi is also contesting from another seat, Bhadaur. As per latest trends, he is trailing from there also by a margin of 9,909 votes.
In Bhadaur, AAP's Labh Singh Ugoke is currently leading with 19,659 votes secured till now.
ADVT
Election
AAP's Charanjit leads against Cong's Charanjit in Chamkaur Sahib, Punjab
MORE Election ARTICLES
Horgan, Wilkinson take shots in radio debate
Horgan, who referred to Wilkinson as "buddy" several times during the CKNW debate, replied that his government couldn't fix all the mess the Liberals left behind in one fell swoop.
Horgan, Wilkinson take shots in radio debate
Liberal candidate for Chilliwack-Kent resigns from caucus for comparing contraception to eugenics
Today, after discussions with the leader, Laurie Throness has announced he is stepping down as a candidate in the upcoming provincial election.
Liberal candidate for Chilliwack-Kent resigns from caucus for comparing contraception to eugenics
Elections BC says possibility that some voters may not receive mail-in ballots by advised return date
In total, 670,033 vote-by-mail packages have been issued to voters. Issued packages include those that have been sent to voters or are being prepared to be mailed.
Elections BC says possibility that some voters may not receive mail-in ballots by advised return date
BC Liberals pledge a new hospital South of The Fraser with a $300 million dollar price tag
With a rapidly growing population of more than 517,000 residents, there is a significant need to increase healthcare capacity in the region.
BC Liberals pledge a new hospital South of The Fraser with a $300 million dollar price tag
Liberals pledge $10- to $30-a-day daycare
NDP Leader John Horgan, meanwhile, announced he would launch a B.C. shipbuilding strategy to make sure there's investment in local infrastructure that's needed to win national and international contracts.
Liberals pledge $10- to $30-a-day daycare
NDP pledges transit boost, Liberals vow tax cuts
NDP Leader John Horgan says his party will complete the SkyTrain expansion to Langley during a campaign stop there.