Phase 4 of the Lok Sabha elections of 2024 will be held today in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and eight other states/UTs; further information is available here.

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Phase 4 of the Lok Sabha election:

Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Telangana, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh are the states where the Phase 4 elections are scheduled to occur.

Phase 4 of the Lok Sabha elections of 2024 will be held today in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and eight other states/UTs; further information is available here.

Voting in the Lok Sabha Elections of 2024 is presently in its fourth phase. Voting will take place until 6 p.m. in 96 Lok Sabha seats spread over nine states and one Union Territory. On May 13, almost 1700 candidates are expected to compete in the Phase 4 polling.

Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Telangana, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh are the states where the Phase 4 elections will take place. There will also be elections. for the 147 assembly seats in Odisha and 175 assembly seats in Andhra Pradesh on Monday.

Voting in 283 Lok Sabha seats spread across 20 states and Union Territories has gone smoothly and peacefully as of Phase 3 of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024. June 4 is the day that the votes will be counted.

This is the complete list of 96 Lok Sabha constituencies that will be voting in Phase 4:

Andhra Pradesh: Every one of the 25 Lok Sabha seats

  1. Araku
  2. Srikakulam
  3. The Indian Institute of Technology
  4. The Indian capital, Visakhapatnam
  5. The Anakapalle
  6. Kakinada
  7. The Amalapuram area
  8. The Rajahmundry
  9. The Narsapuram
  10. The Eluru
  11. The city of Machilipatnam
  12. The city of Vijayawada
  13. Guntur
  14. The Narasaraopet
  15. Bapatla
  16. Ongole
  17. Nandyal
  18. Kurnool
  19. The Anantapur

Hindupur (20)

  1. Kadapa
  2. Nellore
  3. Tirupati
  4. Rajampet
  5. Chittoor

Bihar: Five seats in the Lok Sabha

  1. The Darbhanga
  2. The Jaipur region
  3. The Samastipur
  4. Begusarai
  5. Munger

Jammu and Kashmir: One seat in the Lok Sabha

  1. Hyderabad

Jharkhand has four seats in the Lok Sabha

  1. The Singhbhum
  2. Khunti
  3. Lohardaga
  4. The Palamu

Odisha has four seats in the Lok Sabha

  1. The Kalahandi
  2. The Nabarangpur region
  3. The city of Berhampur
  4. The Koraput

Madhya Pradesh has eight seats in the Lok Sabha

  1. Dewas
  2. The Jain
  3. Mandsour
  4. The Ratlam
  5. Dhar
  6. Nagpur
  7. Khargone (ST)
  8. Khandwa

West Bengal has eight Lok Sabha seats.

  1. The city of Baharampur
  2. The Krishnanagar
  3. The Ranaghat
  4. Bardhaman Purba
  5. Durgapur-Bardhaman
  6. Asansol
  7. The Bolpur
  8. Birbhum

Telangana: Every one of the 17 Lok Sabha seats

  1. The Adilabad
  2. Peddapalle
  3. The Indian Institute of Technology
  4. The city of Nizamabad
  5. The Zahirabad
  6. Medak
  7. Malkajgiri
  8. Secunderabad
  9. Hyderabad
  10. Chevella
  11. Mahabubnagar
  1. Nagarkurnool
  2. The Nalgonda
  3. Bhongir
  4. The Warangal
  5. Mahabubabad
  6. The Khammam

Maharashtra has eleven Lok Sabha seats.

  1. The Nandurbar
  2. The Jalago
  3. The raver
  4. Jalna
  5. The city of Aurangabad
  6. Maval
  7. Nagaland
  8. Shirur

Ahmednagar, 9.

  1. The Shirdi
  2. Bee

Uttar Pradesh has thirteen seats in the Lok Sabha.

First, Shahjahanpur

  1. Kheri
  2. The Dhaurahra
  3. The Sitapur
  4. The Hardoi
  5. Misrikh
  6. Unnao
  7. The Farrukhabad
  8. The Etawah
  9. The Kannauj
  10. The Kanpur
  11. The Akbarpur
  12. Bahraich, South Carolina

Watchable candidates in phase 4 of the Lok Sabha elections

Akhilesh Yadav from Kannauj, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and Yusuf Pathan from Baharampur, Mahua Moitra of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and former royal Amrita Roy from Krishnanagar, Shatrughan Sinha and BJP veteran SS Ahluwalia from Asansol.

Dilip Ghosh, the former head of the West Bengal BJP, is running against Kirti Azad of the TMC for the Bardhaman-Durgapur seat. AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi is running against Madhavi Latha of the BJP in Telangana. In the southern state of Hyderabad, Owaisi is running for reelection.

YS Sharmila, the leader of the Andhra Pradesh Congress, is also running for the Kadapa Lok Sabha seat. Pankaja Munde, the daughter of former Union Minister Gopinath Munde, is running from Beed in Maharashtra, while Raosaheb Danve is running from Jalna.

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