Bihar Counting Results 2025 reveal that the Election Commission has made elaborate arrangements for counting votes of 243 Assembly seats. The state has 38 districts, but 46 counting centres have been set up to ensure smooth counting. Bihar Counting Results 2025 will begin from 8 a.m. on November 14, and early trends are expected by 10 a.m., with final results likely after noon.
Usually, each district has one counting centre, but this year, some districts like Patna, Darbhanga, and Purnia have more than one to handle large constituencies. The smallest district, Sheohar, has just one seat, while Patna has the most with 14. Postal ballots will be counted first, followed by EVM votes half an hour later. Counting will take place at 14 tables in each constituency to maintain transparency and accuracy.
This arrangement reflects the Election Commission’s effort to conduct Bihar Counting Results 2025 efficiently. The additional counting centres will help speed up the process and reduce crowding, ensuring results are announced on time. Bihar voters are eagerly waiting to see the final outcome after a high-turnout, two-phase election.
