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Telangana Poll Results: TRS Surges Ahead, Mahakutami Far Behind
A party or an alliance needs 60 out of total 119 seats to win the elections and form the government in Telangana.
11 Dec 2018, 11:22 AM IST 
A party or an alliance needs 60 out of total 119 seats to win the elections and form the government in Telangana.
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Counting of votes for Telangana Assembly elections 2018 is set to begin at 8 am on Tuesday, 11 December. All 119 constituencies went to polls, recording 67 percent voter turnout.
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The K Chandrasekhar Rao-led Telangana Rashtra Samithi is leading in over 81 seats as counting began for the Telangana Assembly election results 2018 on Tuesday, 11 December. A party or alliance needs 60 out of 119 seats to form the government.
The K Chandrasekhar Rao-led TRS is up against the Congress-led grand alliance dubbed the ‘Prajakutami.’
- A party or alliance needs 60 out of total 119 seats to win the elections and form government
- KCR will be chief minister if TRS captures power for the second consecutive term
- The Prajakutami has not announced their chief ministerial face yet
- In 2014, TRS emerged as the single largest party, followed by Congress and then Telugu Desam Party
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TRS president and Telangana Caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao leading by 9,212 votes over his nearest Congress rival Vanteru Pratap Reddy in Gajwel constituency after the fifth round of counting.
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TRS's KTR Leading in Sircilla
