Bihar is gearing up for a big political day as the 2025 Assembly Election results will be declared on Friday, November 14. Counting begins at 8:00 am, and all eyes are on whether Nitish Kumar will return as chief minister or if Tejashwi Yadav will script a major turnaround for the Mahagathbandhan. Exit polls hint at an NDA edge, but the real picture will unfold once the counting starts.
What Time Will the Bihar Election Counting Begin?
The Election Commission has confirmed that counting of votes will begin sharp at 8:00 am. Early trends should start rolling in by late morning, while the full picture is likely to be clear by evening. With high voter turnout and tight contests across many seats, the results are expected to generate massive public and political interest.
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Where to Watch Bihar Election Result 2025 Live?
Voters can track real-time numbers on the Election Commission of India (ECI) website, which will display constituency-wise leads and results. Almost every major news network will run live coverage throughout the day, including ET Now and The Economic Times’ digital platforms, offering minute-by-minute updates, expert analysis, and reactions from political leaders.
NDA vs Mahagathbandhan: What Exit Polls Say
This election has shaped up as a straight fight between the NDA and the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan. Exit polls have projected a comfortable lead for the NDA, led by Nitish Kumar.
Here’s what major agencies predicted:
- Axis My India: NDA 121–141 seats; Mahagathbandhan 98–118
- Today’s Chanakya: NDA 160 (+/-12); Mahagathbandhan 77 (+/-13)
- Poll-of-Polls: NDA around 148 seats; Mahagathbandhan around 88
While exit polls give an indication, Bihar has surprised before—so the final count will decide who forms the next government.
Voter Turnout: Strong Participation Across Both Phases
Bihar recorded an impressive turnout in 2025.
- Phase 1: 65.08%
- Phase 2: 68.76%
- Overall turnout: 66.91%
Interestingly, female voters turned out in higher numbers—71.6%, compared to 62.8% male turnout. This trend may influence outcomes in several key constituencies.
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How to Check Your Constituency’s Result
Voters can check seat-wise results directly on the ECI results portal, which provides live updates, vote margins, and candidate-wise performance. Most news outlets will also feature interactive maps and real-time result dashboards.
Bihar’s 2020 Baseline: A Quick Look Back
In the previous Assembly polls, the NDA secured 125 seats (JD(U) 43, BJP 74), while the Mahagathbandhan ended with 110 seats (RJD 75, Congress 19). The numbers set the stage for a tight 2025 battle—one that could redefine alliances and leadership in the state.
With all the anticipation, Bihar is set for an intense political Friday. Whether the NDA holds its ground or the Mahagathbandhan surprises everyone, November 14 will shape the state’s direction for the next five years.
