As showed on the official website of the national polling body, the saffron party secured 62,772 votes, the losing TRS candidate secured 61,302 votes while the distant third Congress could garner only 21,819 votes. In terms of the vote share, Bharatiya Janata Party secured 38.21 per cent votes, while TRS bagged 38.08 per cent votes.
The bypoll in Dubbaka Assembly was necessitated by the untimely death of sitting TRS MLA Solipeta Ramalinga Reddy in August this year due to health issues. The voting for the assembly was held on November 3. The counting of the votes began at 8 AM on November 10 at the Indore Engineering College in Siddipet and was completed in 23 rounds. The main contest was among the ruling TRS, BJP and Congress along with 20 others.
Meanwhile, counting is underway for the results of 58 assembly seats across 10 states - Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Odisha, Manipur, and Telangana, among others. This is being held along with those of Bihar Election 2020.
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In other states, specially Gujarat, BJP has registered an impressive victory by winning all the eight seats that were in the fray in Gujarat. In Karnataka, BJP won both RR Nagar and Sira seats. In Manipur, BJP candidate Oinam Lukhoi Singh has won the Wangoi seat while BJP candidates Paonam Brojen Singh and Ngamthang Haokip have been leading from Wangjing Tentha and Saitu seats respectively.