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Rajasthan Election Results 2023: Ghelot Retains Sardarpura Fort, Raje Wins Jhalrapatan. Check Winners' List Here

The BJP reached the midway point in Rajasthan by winning 115 of the 199 Assembly seats, while the Congress secured 68.

Rajasthan's election politics have stayed intact from its three-decade tradition of voting out the incumbent party as the BJP prepares to become the government. The Congress won the state with a majority in 2018, therefore ending the Vasundhara Raje government. Ashok Gehlot was appointed as chief minister, and Sachin Pilot was appointed as his deputy, but a lengthy infighting within the Congress cost Sachin Pilot the job of deputy chief minister in 2020.  Here is the list of winners in the
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