Tirupati:The Telugu Desam (TD)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has reversed the trend seen in the 2021 ZPTC and MPTC elections, securing a clear lead over the YSRC in Tirupati, Chittoor and Annamayya districts.
The results mark a change from the 2021 Parishad elections, when the YSRC dominated the erstwhile undivided Chittoor district, winning all 33 ZPTC seats that went to counting and 389 MPTC seats. The ruling alliance has now won a majority of MPTC seats and is leading in several ZPTC constituencies.
According to results available at 8 pm, the TD won 739 MPTC seats across the three districts, while Jana Sena secured 12 and the BJP 16. The YSRC won 154 seats, while independents and other candidates secured 29.
In Tirupati district, the TD won 263 MPTC seats, followed by the YSRC with 61, the BJP with 12 and other candidates with 27. In Chittoor district, the TD won 263 seats, while the YSRC secured 66, Jana Sena nine, the BJP two and others one. In Annamayya district, the TD won 213 seats, followed by the YSRC with 27, Jana Sena with three, the BJP with two and other candidates with one.
The ZPTC results also showed an advantage for the NDA across the three districts. The TD had won 39 seats and was leading in another 16. Jana Sena had won one seat, while the BJP had secured two and was leading in another. The YSRC had won three seats and was leading in five others.
In Tirupati district, the TD won 15 ZPTC seats and was leading in five. The BJP had won one seat and was leading in another, while the YSRC had secured three seats and was leading in three more. In Chittoor, the TD had won 12 seats and was leading in six. Jana Sena had won one seat, while the YSRC was leading in one. In Annamayya, the TD had won 12 seats and was leading in five. The BJP had secured one seat, while the YSRC was leading in one.
The results in Chittoor district assume significance as it is the home district of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu. The TD’s performance marks a reversal of the 2021 results, when the YSRC swept the district, including Naidu’s Kuppam Assembly constituency.
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