Jammu Kashmir Assembly Election Result 2024: In the highly anticipated elections in Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP, the National Conference (NC)-Congress alliance, and the PDP contested fiercely after a 10-year gap. The voters participated in the three-phase voting in the 90 Assembly seats, for the first time since the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019.

As per Election Commission data, National Conference vice president and former J&K chief minister Omar Abdullah secured victory from Budgam constituencies and is likely to assume the role of Chief Minister as the Congress-NC alliance surpassed the majority threshold.

Additionally, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) made a breakthrough in Jammu and Kashmir's assembly elections, with its candidate Mehraj Malik winning the Doda constituency by defeating the BJP candidate by a margin of over 4,538 votes.

Here's the full list of winners declared so far (this list will be updated as the final results are confirmed by the EC:

S.NoConstituencyWinnerParty
1.KarnahJavaid Ahmad MirchalNC
2.TrehgamSaifullah MirNC
3.KupwaraMir Mohammad FayazPDP
4.LolabQaysar Jamshaid LoneNC
5.HandwaraSajad Gani LoneJ-K People Conference (PC)
6.LangateKhursheed Ahmad ShiekhIndependent
7.SoporeIrshad Rasool KarNC
8.RafiabadJavid Ahmad DarNC
9.BaramullaJavid Hassan BaigNC
10.GulmargPirzada Farooq Ahmed ShahNC
11.Wagoora - KreeriIrfan Hafiz LoneCongress
12.PattanJavaid RiyazNC
13.SonawariHilal Akbar LoneNC
14.BandiporaNizam Uddin BhatCongress
15.Gurez (ST)Nazir Ahmad KhanNC
16.Kangan (ST)Mian Mehar AliNC
17.GanderbalOmar AbdullahNC
18.HazratbalSalman SagarNC
19.KhanyarAli Mohammad SagarNC
20.HabbakadalShamim FirdousNC
21.Lal ChowkSheikh Ahsan AhmedNC
22.ChannaporaMushtaq GurooNC
23.ZadibalTanvir SadiqNC
24.EidgahMubarik GulNC
25.Central ShaltengTariq Hameed KarraCongress
26.BudgamOmar AbdullahNC
27.BeerwahShafi Ahmad WaniNC
28.KhansahibSaif Ud Din BhatNC
29.Chrar-i-ShariefAdvocate Abdul Rahim RatherNC
30.ChadooraAli Mohammad DarNC
31.PamporeHasnain MasoodiNC
32.TralRafiq Ahmad NaikPDP
33.PulwamaWaheed Ur Rehman ParaPDP
34.RajporaGhulam Mohi Uddin MirNC
35.ZainaporaShowkat Hussain GanieNC
36.ShopianShabir Ahmad KullayIndependent
37.D.H. PoraSakeena MasoodNC
38.KulgamMohamad Yousuf TarigamiCPI-M
39.DevsarPeerzada Feroze AhamadNC
40.DooruGulam Ahmad MirCongress
41.Kokernag (ST)Zafar Ali KhatanaNC
42.Anantnag WestAbdul Majeed BhatNC
43.AnantnagPeerzada Mohammad SyedCongress
44.Srigufwara - BijbeharaBashir Ahmad Shah VeeriNC
45.Shangus - Anantnag EastReyaz Ahmad KhanNC
46.PahalgamAltaf Ahmad WaniNC
47.InderwalPayare Lal SharmaIndependent
48.KishtwarShagun PariharBJP
49.Padder - NagseniSunil Kumar SharmaBJP
50.BhadarwahDaleep SinghBJP
51.DodaMehraj MalikAAP
52.Doda WestShakti Raj PariharBJP
53.RambanArjun Singh RajuNC
54.BanihalSajad ShaheenNC
55.Gulabgarh (ST)Khurshied AhmedNC
56.ReasiKuldeep Raj DubeyBJP
57.Shri Mata Vaishno DeviBaldev Raj SharmaBJP
58.Udhampur WestPawan Kumar GuptaBJP
59.Udhampur EastRanbir Singh PathaniaBJP
60.ChenaniBalwant Singh MankotiaBJP
61.Ramnagar (SC)Sunil BhardwajBJP
62.BaniDr Rameshwar SinghIndependent
63.BillawarSatish Kumar SharmaBJP
64.BasohliDarshan KumarBJP
65.JasrotaRajiv JasrotiaBJP
66.Kathua (SC)Dr. Bharat BhushanBJP
67.HiranagarVijay KumarBJP
68.Ramgarh (SC)Dr. Devinder Kumar ManyalBJP
69.SambaSurjeet Singh SlathiaBJP
70.VijaypurChander ParkashBJP
71.Bishnah (SC)Rajeev KumarBJP
72.Suchetgarh (SC)Gharu RamBJP
73.R.S. Pura – Jammu SouthDr. Narinder Singh RainaBJP
74.BahuVikram RandhawaBJP
75.Jammu EastYudhvir SethiBJP
76.NagrotaDevender Singh RanaBJP
77.Jammu WestArvind GuptaBJP
78.Jammu NorthSham Lal SharmaBJP
79.Marh (SC)Surinder KumarBJP
80.Akhnoor (SC)Mohan LalBJP
81.ChhambSatish SharmaIndependent
82.Kalakote - SunderbaniRandhir SinghBJP
83.Rajouri (ST)Iftkar AhmedCongress
84.NowsheraSurinder Kumar ChoudharyNC
85.Budhal (ST)Javid IqbalNC
86.Thannamandi (ST)Muzaffar Iqbal KhanIndependent
87.Surankote (ST)Choudhary Mohammed AkramIndependent
88.Poonch HaveliAjaz Ahmed JanNC
89.Mendhar (ST)Javed Ahmed RanaNC
90.UriSajjad ShafiNC