Nepalese Local elections 2017 Results live Districts Municipalities Village Council
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Nepalese Local elections 2017 Results live Districts Municipalities
Nepalese Local elections Dates 2017
National Local elections Date: 14 May 2017
The 2017 Nepalese local elections will be held on Thursday 14 May 2017.
Local elections are scheduled to be held in Nepal in two phases on 14 May 2017 and 14 June 2017 in 4 metropolitan cities, 13 sub-metropolitan cities, 241 municipalities and 486 village councils. They are the first local elections for 20 years and the first to be held since the promulgation of the 2015 constitution.
Nepalese Local elections Results Live 2017
In 1st phase, 3 provinces clock 71 % voter turnout according to the Election Commission.
Results will be updated soon for the 3 Provinces and 34 Districts for First phase of nepalese local elections. Second phase is to be conducted on 14 June 2017.
Mayor/Chairperson results
Party/Mayor – Chairperson |
Lead | Win | Total |
CPN-UML | 6 | 117 | 123 |
Nepali Congress | 2 | 103 | 105 |
Maoist Kendra | 1 | 46 | 47 |
Others | 0 | 6 | 6 |
RPP | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Deputy Mayor/Chairperson results
Party/Deputy Mayor – Deputy Chairperson |
Lead | Win | Total |
CPN-UML | 3 | 130 | 133 |
Nepali Congress | 5 | 83 | 88 |
Maoist Kendra | 0 | 48 | 48 |
Others | 0 | 8 | 8 |
RPP | 0 | 5 | 5 |
Nepalese Local elections Results Live 2017 by District Municipality
District
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Party | Wins/Leads |
Kathmandu | CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 7 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 4 Leads | |
Kavrepalanchowk | CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 5 Leads |
Maoist Kendra | 0 Wins / 4 Leads | |
Kalikot | Maoist Kendra | 1 Wins / 0 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 2 Leads | |
Kaski | CPN-UML | 1 Wins / 4 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 0 Leads | |
Gorkha | Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 6 Leads |
Maoist Kendra | 0 Wins / 2 Leads | |
Chitwan | CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 5 Leads |
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Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 1 Leads | |
Jajarkot | Nepali Congress | 1 Wins / 2 Leads |
CPN-UML | 1 Wins / 0 Leads | |
Jumla | Nepali Congress | 2 Wins / 2 Leads |
Maoist Kendra | 2 Wins / 0 Leads | |
Dolpa | CPN-UML | 2 Wins / 2 Leads |
Maoist Kendra | 1 Wins / 1 Leads | |
Tanahun | CPN-UML | 1 Wins / 1 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 6 Leads | |
Dailekh | Maoist Kendra | 1 Wins / 3 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 1 Wins / 2 Leads | |
Dolkha | Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 3 Leads |
CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 3 Leads | |
Dhading | CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 7 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 3 Leads | |
Nawalparasi | Nepali Congress | 1 Wins / 4 Leads |
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CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 3 Leads | |
Nuwakot | CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 7 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 4 Leads | |
Parbat | Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 6 Leads |
CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 1 Leads | |
Bhaktapur | Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 1 Leads |
CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 1 Leads | |
Makwanpur | CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 6 Leads |
Rastriya Prajatantra Party | 0 Wins / 6 Leads | |
Manang | CPN-UML | 2 Wins / 0 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 1 Wins / 0 Leads | |
Mugu | Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 2 Leads |
Maoist Kendra | 0 Wins / 1 Leads | |
Mustang | Nepali Congress | 3 Wins / 0 Leads |
CPN-UML | 1 Wins / 0 Leads | |
Myagdi | CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 3 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 2 Leads | |
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Rasuwa | CPN-UML | 1 Wins / 2 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 1 Leads | |
Ramechhap | CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 4 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 2 Leads | |
Rukum | Maoist Kendra | 1 Wins / 5 Leads |
Others | 0 Wins / 3 Leads | |
Lamjung | Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 4 Leads |
CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 3 Leads | |
Lalitpur | CPN-UML | 1 Wins / 2 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 3 Leads | |
Baglung | Nepali Congress | 1 Wins / 2 Leads |
CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 4 Leads | |
Salyan | Maoist Kendra | 1 Wins / 3 Leads |
CPN-UML | 1 Wins / 2 Leads | |
Sindhupalchowk | Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 5 Leads |
Maoist Kendra | 0 Wins / 4 Leads | |
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Sindhuli | Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 3 Leads |
Maoist Kendra | 0 Wins / 3 Leads | |
Surkhet | Maoist Kendra | 0 Wins / 7 Leads |
CPN-UML | 0 Wins / 5 Leads | |
Syangja | CPN-UML | 1 Wins / 3 Leads |
Nepali Congress | 0 Wins / 6 Leads | |
Humla | Maoist Kendra | 1 Wins / 0 Leads |
Nepalese Local elections Facts 2017
Provinces – 3
Districts – 34
Local Units – 283
Polling Locations – 3923
Polling Centres – 6641
Total no of voters – 4,956,927
Municipalities – 92
Village councils – 186
Mayoral and Chairperson Positions
Men – 1723
Women – 157
Deputy Mayoral and chairperson position
Men – 257
women – 1123
Ward Chairperson position
Men – 10,296
women – 448
Ward Member Position
Men – 17,729
Women – 951
Nepalese Local elections Voting Live 2017
Nepalese Local elections will take place on sunday morning 7 am.
- Polling stations open from 7am to 5pm on Sunday , May 14.
Nepal Local Elections About 2017 by Council
Local elections were held in 56 municipalities in February 2006 under King Gyanendra but were boycotted by the major political parties and saw low voter turnout. Prior to 2006, the previous elections was held in 1997 with a mandate of five years. Elections were supposed to be held on 2002 but were delayed due to the then ongoing Nepal Civil War.
With the promulgation of the new constitution in 2015, a three-tier governance system was introduced, with national, provincial and local levels of governance. A Local Body Restructuring Commission was established as required by the constitution under the chairmanship of Balananda Paudel. The commission proposed 719 local structures which was revised to 744 by the government. The new local levels were formed by changing the existing cities and village development council and came into existence on 10 March 2017
Local Level Type
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Choice |
Metropolitan City | One Mayor, One Deputy Mayor, One Ward Chairman, 4 Ward members |
Sub Metropolitan City | One Mayor, One Deputy Mayor, One Ward Chairman, 4 Ward members |
Municipality | One Mayor, One Deputy Mayor, One Ward Chairman, 4 Ward members |
Village Council | One Chairman, One Deputy Chairman, One Ward Chairman, 4 Ward members |
Electoral system of Nepalese
Each Local level will have a Chairman/Mayor and a Deputy chairman/mayor. Local levels are further subdivided into wards which will have a ward chairman and 4 members. Out of the 4 members 2 must be female. All terms are for a total of 5 years. The elections are direct in nature and with the one getting the most ballots is declared the winner
Candidates for Local elections 2017
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Nepalese Parties and leaders
Leader
Sher Bahadur Deuba
KP Oli
Prachanda
Party
Nepali Congress
Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist)
Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist-Centre)
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