Lok Sabha Elections 2019: The voting for Phase 1 of general elections begins today, April 11 - with as many as 91 Lok Sabha constituencies going to polls. The polling is underway in 20 states and Union Territories with around 1300 candidates contesting the first phase of elections of India's 17th general election. The campaigning for the first phase ended on Tuesday with leaders putting their best foot forward to woo voters.

Here's the list of constituencies that will go on poll for Phase 1 beginning tomorrow:



Lok Sabha Election Phase 1: States and Union Territories that go for election


• Andhra Pradesh
• Arunachal Pradesh
• Assam
• Bihar
• Chhattisgarh
• Jammu and Kashmir
• Maharashtra
• Manipur
• Meghalaya
• Mizoram
• Nagaland
• Odisha
• Sikkim
• Telangana
• Tripura
• Uttar Pradesh
• Uttarakhand
• West Bengal
• Andaman and Nicobar Islands
• Lakshadweep

Lok Sabha Election Phase 1: States-wise breakup




• Arunachal Pradesh
Number of constituencies: 2
Number of candidates: 12
Number of polling centres: 2202
Main parties: BJP, Congress and People's Party of Arunachal (PPA)

• Andhra Pradesh
Number of constituencies: 25
Number of candidates: 319
Number of polling centres: 45920
Main parties: BJP, Congress, TDP, YSRC, Jana Sena

• Assam
Number of constituencies: 5
Number of candidates: 41
Number of polling centres: 9574
Main parties: BJP, Congress and AIUDF

• Bihar
Number of constituencies: 4
Number of candidates: 44
Number of polling centres: 7486
Main parties: BJP+JDU alliance, Congress and RJD alliance

• Chhattisgarh
Number of constituencies: 1
Number of candidates: 7
Number of polling centres: 1878
Main parties: BJP, Congress and BSP

• Jammu and Kashmir
Number of constituencies: 2
Number of candidates: 33
Number of polling centres: 3489
Main parties: PDP, Congress and JKNC alliance; and JKNPP

• Maharashtra
Number of constituencies: 7
Number of candidates: 122
Number of polling centres: 14731
Main parties: BJP and SS; Congress and NCP

• Meghalaya
Number of constituencies: 2
Number of candidates: 9
Number of polling centres: 3167
Main parties: BJP, Congress, NPP and UDP

• Manipur
Number of constituencies: 1
Number of candidates: 8
Number of polling centres: 1300
Main parties: BJP, Congress and NPF

• Mizoram
Number of constituencies: 1
Number of candidates: 6
Number of polling centres: 1175
Main parties: BJP, Congress and ZPM alliance and MNF

• Nagaland
Number of constituencies: 1
Number of candidates: 4
Number of polling centres: 2227
Main parties: NPP and NDPP

• Odisha
Number of constituencies: 4
Number of candidates: 26
Number of polling centres: 7233
Main parties: BJP, Congress and Biju Janata Dal (BJD)

• Sikkim
Number of constituencies: 1
Number of candidates: 11
Number of polling centres: 567
Main parties: BJP, Congress, SDF, HSP, SKM

• Telangana
Number of constituencies: 17
Number of candidates: 443
Number of polling centres: 34603
Main parties: BJP, Congress, TRS and AIMIM

• Tripura
Number of constituencies: 1
Number of candidates: 13
Number of polling centres: 1679
Main parties: BJP, Congress, CPM and TMC

• Uttar Pradesh
Number of constituencies: 8
Number of candidates: 96
Number of polling centres: 16633
Main parties: BJP, Congress and alliance of BSP, SP and RLD

• Uttarakhand
Number of constituencies: 5
Number of candidates: 52
Number of polling centres: 11235
Main parties: BJP, Congress and BSP

• Bengal
Number of constituencies: 2
Number of candidates: 18
Number of polling centres: 3844
Main parties: BJP, Congress, TMC and Left (CPM, RSP, AIFB)

• Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Number of constituencies: 1
Number of candidates: 15
Number of polling centres: 406
Main parties: BJP, Congress, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and TMC

• Lakshadweep
Number of constituencies: 1
Number of candidates: 6
Number of polling centres: 51
Main parties: BJP, Congressand NCP

The general election will take place in seven phases. The polling dates for national election 2019 are: April 11, April 18, April 23, April 29, May 6, May 12 and May 19. This election will choose the 17th Lok Sabha. Elections 2019 result will be announced on May 23.