Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: Dates, Schedule, Constituency List, Total Voters And More

The assembly election in India’s national capital, Delhi, is set to take place in a few days. The 70 constituencies of the Delhi Assembly will go into polls on Wednesday, Feb. 5 amidst a fierce political battle between incumbent Aam Aadmi Party, the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress. 

Here is everything you need to know about the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, from key dates to important numbers and more.

Elections to the 70 assembly constituencies in Delhi will be held in a single phase on Feb. 5. The results will be announced on Saturday, Feb. 8.

On Jan. 7, the Election Commission Of India announced the schedule for the Delhi Elections with these key dates: 

• Date of Issue of Gazette Notification: 10.01.2025 (Friday)

• Last Date of Making Nominations: 17.01.2025 (Friday)

• Date for Scrutiny of Nominations: 18.01.2025 (Saturday)

• Last Date of Withdrawal of Candidatures: 20.01.2025 (Monday)

• Date of Poll: 05.02.2025 (Wednesday)

• Date of Counting: 08.02.2025 (Saturday)

The upcoming Delhi Assembly elections are shaping up to be a heated three-way contest between the incumbent AAP, BJP and the Congress.

The BJP is vigorously pushing to regain power in the national capital after more than 26 years, emphasising its "Parivartan" (change) campaign and targeting the Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP over corruption charges.

Meanwhile, the Congress, which governed Delhi from 1998 to 2013, has struggled to find its footing in the political landscape over the past decade. The elections will be a crucial juncture for the AAP which rose to power riding on the wave of anti-corruption agitation led by social activist Anna Hazare. 

1. Nerela

2. Burari

3. Timarpur

4. Adarsh Nagar

5. Badli

6. Rithala

7. Bawana

8. Mundka

9. Kirari

10. Sultanpur Majra

11. Nangloi Jat

12. Mangol Puri

13. Rohini

14. Shalimar Bagh

15. Shakur Basti

16. Tri Nagar

17. Wazirpur

18. Model Town

19. Sadar Bazar

20. Chandni Chowk

21. Matia Mahal

22. Ballimaran

23. Karol Bagh

24. Patel Nagar

25. Moti Nagar

26. Madipur

27. Rajouri Garden

28. Hari Nagar

29. Tilak Nagar

30. Janakpuri

31. Vikaspuri

32. Uttam Nagar

33. Dwarka

34. Matiala

35. Najafgarh

36. Bijwasan

37. Palam

38. Delhi Cantt

39. Rajinder Nagar

40. New Delhi

41. Jangpura

42. Kasturba Nagar

43. Malviya Nagar

44. R K Puram

45. Mehrauli

46. Chhatarpur

47. Deoli

48. Ambedkar Nagar

49. Sangam Vihar

50. Greater Kailash

51. Kalkaji

52. Tughlaqabad

53. Badarpur

54. Okhla

55. Trilokpuri

56. Kondli

57. Patparganj

58. Laxmi Nagar

59. Vishwas Nagar

60. Krishna Nagar

61. Gandhi Nagar

62. Shahdara

63. Seema Puri

64. Rohtas Nagar

65. Seelampur

66. Ghonda

67. Babarpur

68. Gokalpur

69. Mustafabad

70. Karawal Nagar

Delhi has about 1.55 crore voters, of which 83.49 lakh people are males and 71.74 lakh are females. Around 2.08 lakh of them are first-time voters. There are 25.89 lakh young voters who will cast their ballots this election, falling in the age group between 20 and 29.

Around 1,261 voters are transgenders, while 830 people are centenarians. About 1.09 lakh registered voters are over the age of 85. 

Former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal will contest the New Delhi assembly, a seat he has held since 2013. The BJP has fielded  Parvesh Singh Verma, son of former CM Sahib Singh Verma, against Kejriwal. Meanwhile, Sandeep Dikshit, son of CM Sheila Dikshit, is the Congress candidate.

CM Atishi will represent AAP in the Kalkaji seat, seeking re-election. She will face BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri and Congress’ Alka Lamba.

Former Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia has left his Patparganj seat to contest from Jangpura. BJP has forayed Tarvinder Singh Marwah and Farhad Suri will contest under Congress’ ticket.

Former AAP transport minister Kailash Gahlot, who recently joined the BJP, will contest from Bijwasan. Former Delhi Congress president Arvinder Singh Lovely who also switched to BJP will seek to win from Gandhi Nagar.