Nepal Election Results 2082 Live Updates: The vote counting for the House of Representatives Election 2082 (2026) has begun across Nepal after the nationwide polling held on March 5, 2026. Election officials are currently counting ballots from 165 constituencies across the country, and early trends are already showing intense competition among major political parties.

Stay tuned here for latest vote count updates, winning candidates, constituency-wise results, and party-wise seat analysis from the Nepal election.

Nepal Election 2082 Overview

The Federal Parliament election of Nepal (2082 BS) is a crucial political event that will determine the formation of the next government. Millions of Nepali voters participated in the election across all seven provinces.

🗳️ Current Party Standings (Seats Leading/Won)

Party Name	Won	Leading	Total Seats	Proportionate Samanupatik (PR) Votes
Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP)	125		125	4,967,043 (48.00%)
Nepali Congress (NC)	18		18	1,684,175 (16.27%)
CPN (UML)	9		9	1,400,247 (13.53%)
CPN (Maoist Centre/Unified)	7		7	761,680 (7.36%)
Shram Sanskriti (Balen-aligned)	3		3	349,140 (3,37%)
Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP)	1		1	323,565 (3.13%)
Independent (Swatantra)	1		1
Nepal Workers Peasants Party (NWPP)	0	0	0
Pralopa	0	0	0
JSP, Nepal	0	0	0	170,158 (1.64%)

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Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Election Victories List 2026 (125 Seats)

S.N.	Candidate Name	Constituency	Votes	Closest Rival (Party)	Rival Votes
1	Balendra Shah (Balen)	Jhapa – 5	68,348	KP Sharma Oli (CPN-UML)	18,734
2	Indira Rana Magar	Jhapa – 2	60,110	Devraj Ghimire (CPN-UML)	11,368
3	Sobita Gautam	Chitwan – 3	59,277	Renu Dahal (CPN-MC)	20,615
4	Dr. Lekh Jung Thapa	Rupandehi – 3	58,814	Sushil Gurung (NC)	8,435
5	Hari Dhakal	Chitwan – 1	58,208	Rajendra P. Burlakoti (NC)	13,033
6	Lal Bikram Thapa	Sunsari – 2	57,348	Rajiv Koirala (NC)	16,071
7	Sulabh Kharel	Rupandehi – 2	56,550	Bishnu Prasad Paudel (CPN-UML)	12,861
8	Rubina Acharya	Morang – 6	55,513	Dr. Shekhar Koirala (NC)	12,850
9	Sunil Lamsal	Rupandehi – 1	54,845	Hira Bahadur Khatri (NC)	12,447
10	Rabi Lamichhane	Chitwan – 2	54,402	Meena Kumari Kharel (NC)	14,564
11	Badan Kumar Bhandari	Kavre – 2	53,344	Madhu Prasad Acharya (NC)	17,868
12	Rajan Gautam	Nawalpur – 1	50,945	Balkrishna Ghimire (NC)	16,293
13	Thakur Singh Tharu	Bardiya – 1	49,630	Shalikram Adhikari (CPN-UML)	14,643
14	Rajkishore Mahato	Dhanusha – 4	48,270	Mahendra Yadav (NC)	15,809
15	Ashok Kumar Chaudhary	Sunsari – 3	47,421	Bijay Kumar Gachhadar (NC)	20,501
16	Narendra Sah Kalwar	Sarlahi – 3	46,890	Narayan Kaji Shrestha (CPN-MC)	13,338
17	Nisha Dangi	Jhapa – 1	45,680	Keshav Raj Pandey (NC)	10,550
18	Narendra Kumar Gupta	Nawalparasi – 2	45,241	Bhim B. Thapa Chhetri (NC)	15,945
19	Vikram Khanal	Nawalparasi – 1	45,241	Binod Kumar Chaudhary (NC)	9,502
20	Kamal Subedi	Dang – 3	44,248	Deepak Giri (NC)	16,453
21	Nitima Bhandari (Karki)	Sarlahi – 1	44,181	Shambhu Lal Shrestha (NC)	7,871
22	Manish Jha	Dhanusha – 3	43,988	Bimalendra Nidhi (NC)	16,652
23	Vipin Kumar Acharya	Dang – 2	43,822	Shankar Pokhrel (CPN-UML)	15,558
24	Shambhu Prasad Dhakal	Jhapa – 4	43,631	Lal Prasad Sawa Limbu (UML)	11,986
25	Toshima Karki	Lalitpur – 3	43,096	Jitendra Kumar Shrestha (NC)	9,045
26	Deepak Kumar Sah	Sunsari – 4	42,771	Gyanendra Bahadur Karki (NC)	16,587
27	Devraj Pathak	Dang – 1	42,602	Yogendra Chaudhary (NC)	15,280
28	Rabin Mahato	Sarlahi – 2	42,512	Mahindra Raya Yadav (CPN-MC)	8,523
29	Rajiv Khatri	Bhaktapur – 2	42,334	Mahesh Basnet (CPN-UML)	10,966
30	Ram Vinod Yadav	Dhanusha – 2	41,637	Dinesh P. Yadav Parasaila (NC)	10,198
31	Manish Khanal	Nawalpur – 2	41,347	Til Bahadur Mahat Chhetri (UML)	15,755
32	Bablu Gupta	Siraha – 1	41,322	Ram Sundar Chaudhary (NC)	9,774
33	Rahabar Ansari	Bara – 4	41,200	Krishna Kumar Shrestha (UML)	11,639
34	Krishna Kumar Karki	Morang – 2	40,924	Dilip Kumar Agrawal (CPN-UML)	15,624
35	Santosh Rajbanshi	Morang – 4	40,833	Gururaj Ghimire (NC)	12,818
36	Arabind Sah	Bara – 3	40,697	Farmullah Mansur (NC)	10,052
37	Ganesh Dhimal	Bara – 1	39,998	Shambhu B. Budhathoki (NC)	14,223
38	Khadak Raj Paudel	Kaski – 1	39,883	Tilak Bahadur Ranabhat (NC)	11,214
39	Shivshankar Yadav	Siraha – 2	39,561	Ram Chandra Yadav (NC)	12,814
40	Jagdish Kharel	Lalitpur – 2	39,491	Prem Krishna Maharjan (NC)	7,420
41	Aashika Tamang	Dhading – 1	39,128	Bhumi Prasad Tripathi (CPN-UML)	15,031
42	Taufiq Ahmed Khan	Rupandehi – 5	38,806	Khim Lal Bhattarai (CPN-UML)	13,100
43	Prakash Pathak	Jhapa – 3	38,674	Rajendra P. Lingden (RPP)	17,294
44	Pushpa Kumari Chaudhary	Saptari – 1	38,195	Sumit Kumar (Swabhiman Party)	7,847
45	Swarnim Wagle	Tanahun – 1	38,040	Govinda Bhattarai (NC)	16,231
46	Bina Gurung	Kaski – 3	37,750	Manoj Gurung (NC)	12,780
47	Pradeep Bista	Kathmandu – 10	37,469	Himal Karki (NC)	8,100
48	Ganesh Karki	Morang – 3	36,924	Sunil Kumar Sharma (NC)	24,354
49	Ganesh Paudel	Rautahat – 4	36,876	Dev Prasad Timalsina (NC)	15,865
50	Sitaram Sah	Saptari – 4	36,412	Tejulal Chaudhary (NC)	13,103
51	Tapeshwar Yadav	Siraha – 4	36,210	Ajay Shankar Nayak (CPN-MC)	7,972
52	Prakash Gautam	Makwanpur – 1	36,033	Mahalaxmi Upadhyaya ‘Dina’ (NC)	14,038
53	Amaresh Kumar Singh	Sarlahi – 4	35,688	Gagan Kumar Thapa (NC)	22,831
54	Chandan Kumar Singh	Bara – 2	35,590	Ram Kishor P. Yadav (JSP-N)	14,196
55	Dol Prasad Aryal	Kathmandu – 9	35,093	Nanumaiya Bastola (NC)	5,460
56	Hari Prasad Bhusal	Arghakhanchi – 1	35,023	Pitambar Bhusal (CPN-UML)	22,649
57	Pramod Kumar Mahato	Mahottari – 1	34,636	Giriraj Mani Pokharel (CPN-MC)	12,624
58	Sunil K.C.	Kathmandu – 2	34,238	Kabir Sharma (NC)	8,877
59	Mohan Lal Acharya	Kapilvastu – 1	34,148	Ashish Sharma (Independent)	15,860
60	Dipak Raj Bohara	Kanchanpur – 2	33,952	Narayan Prakash Saud (NC)	10,827
61	Dharmaraj KC	Lamjung – 1	33,898	Prithvi Subba Gurung (CPN-UML)	16,876
62	Rukesh Ranjit	Bhaktapur – 1	33,436	Prem Suwal (NWPP)	28,147
63	Amarkant Chaudhary	Saptari – 3	32,875	Upendra Yadav (JSP-N)	15,241
64	Suresh Kumar Chaudhary	Banke – 1	32,792	Narayan Prasad Gaudel (NC)	15,301
65	Deepak Kumar Sah	Mahottari – 2	32,722	Sharat Singh Bhandari (JSP-N)	10,745
66	Shriram Neupane	Tanahun – 2	32,687	Shankar Bhandari (NC)	14,135
67	Ujjwal Kumar Jha	Mahottari – 3	32,451	Muhamad Rizwan (NSFP)	5,969
68	Jagdish Kharel	Dolakha – 1	32,376	Parbat Gurung (CPN-UML)	17,449
69	Shambhu Kumar Yadav	Siraha – 3	32,249	Lilanath Shrestha (CPN-UML)	10,156
70	Achyutam Lamichhane	Nuwakot – 2	32,054	Jagdishwar Narsingh KC (NC)	15,503
71	Anand Bahadur Chand	Kailali – 5	31,953	Naranarayan Shah (NC)	11,958
72	Uttam Prasad Paudel	Kaski – 2	31,911	Rashmi Acharya (CPN-UML)	7,493
73	Sushil Kumar Kanu	Parsa – 2	30,740	Ajay Kumar Chaurasia (NC)	11,890
74	Sasmit Pokharel	Kathmandu – 5	30,737	Pradeep Paudel (NC)	9,159
75	Parashmani Gelal	Udayapur – 1	30,590	Rajesh Kumar Rai (S.S. Party)	11,606
76	Asha Jha	Morang – 5	30,434	Phulkumar Lalwani (NC)	9,415
77	Ramesh Kumar Sapkota	Surkhet – 2	30,378	Narayan Kumar Koirala (NC)	16,196
78	Gauri Kumari	Mahottari – 4	30,132	Surendra Kumar Yadav (JSP-N)	8,744
79	Prashant Upreti	Makwanpur – 2	30,050	Mahesh Kumar Bartoula (UML)	18,846
80	Sudhan Gurung	Gorkha – 1	29,896	Prem Kumar Khatri (NC)	15,398
81	Ramakant P. Chaurasia	Parsa – 3	29,679	Surendra Prasad Chaudhary (NC)	16,366
82	Shridhar Pokhrel	Bardiya – 2	29,678	Kishorsingh Rathore (NC)	20,402
83	Sagar Dhakal	Gulmi – 1	29,642	Pradeep Kumar Gyawali (UML)	15,181
84	Madhu Kumar Chaulagain	Kavre – 1	29,618	Gunaraj Muktan (NC)	19,166
85	Khagendra Sunar	Banke – 3	29,551	Suman Malla (CPN-UML)	19,615
86	Pukar Bam	Kathmandu – 4	29,142	Sachin Timalsena (NC)	8,824
87	Dhananjaya Regmi	Syangja – 1	29,071	Bharat Raj Dhakal (NC)	18,857
88	Rajesh Kumar Chaudhary	Rautahat – 1	28,946	Ajay Kumar Gupta (CPN-UML)	10,693
89	Khemraj Koirala	Kailali – 4	28,556	Gorakh Bahadur Bishta (NC)	11,301
90	Ramji Yadav	Saptari – 2	28,404	Umesh Kumar Yadav (JSP-N)	14,263
91	Kanhaiya Baniya	Rupandehi – 4	28,066	Pramod Kumar Yadav (CPN-UML)	20,262
92	Tek Bahadur Shakya	Parsa – 4	28,006	Ramesh Rijal (NC)	12,534
93	Ganesh Parajuli	Kathmandu – 7	27,805	Pramod Hari Guragain (NC)	3,982
94	Shishir Khanal	Kathmandu – 6	27,711	Krishna Baniya Chhetri (NC)	6,651
95	Vikram Thapa	Kapilvastu – 2	27,635	Surendraraj Acharya (NC)	21,527
96	Sushant Vaidik	Pyuthan – 1	27,469	Dr. Govinda Raj Pokharel (NC)	18,338
97	Yagyamani Nyaupane	Morang – 1	27,367	Shanti Pakhrin (S.S. Party)	17,522
98	Ravindra Patel	Rautahat – 3	27,318	Govinda Chaudhary (JSP-N)	11,954
99	Buddhi Prasad Panta	Parsa – 1	27,274	Pradeep Yadav (CPN-UML)	13,030
100	Gyanendra Singh Mahata	Kanchanpur – 3	27,118	Hari Prasad Bohara (NC)	9,443
101	Madhav Bahadur Thapa	Palpa – 2	26,736	Himal Datta Shrestha (NC)	12,992
102	Kabindra Burlakoti	Gorkha – 2	26,660	Prakashchandra Dawadi (NC)	11,700
103	Sagar Bhusal	Parbat – 1	26,561	Arjun Prasad Joshi (NC)	15,954
104	Bodhnarayan Shrestha	Dhading – 2	26,145	Ramesh Prasad Dhamala (NC)	20,279
105	Jhavilal Dumre	Syangja – 2	25,354	Bhagwat Prakash Malla (NC)	20,830
106	Krishnahari Budhathoki	Ramechhap – 1	24,808	Madhav Prasad Dhungel (UML)	17,609
107	Biraj Bhakta Shrestha	Kathmandu – 8	24,592	Suman Sayami (CPN)	3,217
108	Bharat Prasad Parajuli	Sindhupalchok – 1	24,412	Madhav Sapkota (CPN-MC)	17,327
109	Janak Singh Dhami	Kanchanpur – 1	24,332	Bina Magar (CPN-MC)	11,110
110	Buddharatna Maharjan	Lalitpur – 1	23,373	Uday Shamsher Rana (NC)	13,520
111	Vikram Timilsina	Nuwakot – 1	22,609	Prakash Sharan Mahat (NC)	18,597
112	Harimohan Bhandari	Baitadi – 1	22,134	Chaturbahadur Chand (NC)	18,194
113	Sushil Khadka	Baglung – 1	20,927	Bhim Bahadur Srish Rana (NC)	11,944
114	Jagat Prasad Joshi	Kailali – 3	20,359	Birman Chaudhary (CPN-MC)	11,983
115	Tara Prasad Joshi	Dadeldhura – 1	19,131	Nain Singh Mahar (NC)	12,121
116	KP Khanal	Kailali – 2	19,057	Patiram Chaudhary (NUPN)	11,949
117	Rajunath Pandey	Kathmandu – 3	18,757	Kulman Ghising (UNP)	11,171
118	Ashish Gajurel	Sindhuli – 2	17,940	Lekhnath Dahal (CPN-MC)	14,780
119	Komal Gyawali	Kailali – 1	17,826	Janak Raj Chaudhary (NC)	12,867
120	Govinda Panthi	Gulmi – 2	16,967	Gokarna Raj Bishta (CPN-UML)	16,406
121	Dhanendra Karki	Sindhuli – 1	16,659	Pradeep K. Katuwal (UML)	15,875
122	Ranju Nyaupane	Kathmandu – 1	15,455	Prabal Thapa Chhetri (NC)	6,364
123	Surya Bahadur Tamang	Udayapur – 2	14,802	Ambar Bahadur Rayamajhi (UML)	7,648
124	Vishwaraj Pokharel	Okhaldhunga – 1	13,953	Kumar Luitel (NC)	13,948
125	Som Sharma	Baglung – 2	12,647	Tekraj Paudel (NC)	11,868

Nepali Congress Party (NC) Election Victories List 2026 (18 Seats)

S.N.	Candidate Name	Constituency	Votes	Closest Rival (Party)	Rival Votes
1	Mo. Phirdosh Alam	Rautahat – 2	29,528	Kiran Kumar Sah (CPN-MC)	18,442
2	Vishnu Bahadur Khadka	Surkhet – 1	26,897	Dhruva Kumar Shahi (CPN-UML)	18,890
3	Abhishek Pratap Shah	Kapilvastu – 3	23,535	Prakash Rajauriya (RSP)	18,890
4	Khadga Bahadur Budha	Jajarkot – 1	20,142	Shakti Bahadur Basnet (CPN-MC)	17,407
5	Sandeep Rana	Palpa – 1	18,336	Narayan Prasad Acharya (CPN-UML)	16,819
6	Narendra Kumar Kerung	Panchthar – 1	17,233	Hastaraj Sherma (S.S. Party)	14,734
7	Janak Raj Giri	Bajura – 1	17,173	Lal Bahadur Thapa (CPN-UML)	16,633
8	Bharat Bahadur Khadka	Doti – 1	14,897	Deepak Bahadur Dhami (CPN-UML)	14,110
9	Nishkal Rai	Ilam – 1	14,543	Vinod Nembang Limbu (S.S. Party)	13,632
10	Prakash Singh Karki	Solukhumbu – 1	13,166	Ashim Rai (CPN-MC)	9,414
11	Basana Thapa	Dailekh – 1	12,372	Ravindra Raj Sharma (CPN-UML)	11,796
12	Santosh Subba	Tehrathum – 1	11,561	Bhanu Bhakta Dhakal (CPN-UML)	10,682
13	Bharat Kumar Swar	Achham – 1	10,759	Bhim Bahadur Rawal (CPN-MC)	10,233
14	Mohan Acharya	Rasuwa – 1	10,656	Basanta Bhatta (RSP)	5,571
15	Jayapati Rokaya	Humla – 1	8,797	Dipendra Rokaya (CPN-MC)	7,243
16	Khadga Shahi	Mugu – 1	7,994	Purna Bahadur Rokaya (CPN-UML)	6,718
17	Yogesh Gauchan Thakali	Mustang – 1	3,307	Indradhara Dadu Bishta (UML)	1,806
18	Tek Bahadur Gurung	Manang – 1	2,415	Yashoda Gurung (Subedi) (MC)	454

Nekapa Emale CPN (UML) Election Victories List 2026 (9 Seats)

S.N.	Candidate Name	Constituency	Votes	Closest Rival (Party)	Rival Votes
1	Mohammad Ishtiyaq Rai	Banke – 2	24,628	Vivek Kumar Shrestha (RSP)	18,582
2	Suhang Nembang	Ilam – 2	22,426	Bheshraj Acharya (NC)	14,650
3	Ganesh Singh Thagunna	Darchula – 1	18,891	Dharmananda Joshi (NC)	15,836
4	Ain Bahadur Mahar	Bajhang – 1	18,543	Prakash Rasaili Snehi (NC)	16,304
5	Rajendra Kumar Rai	Dhankuta – 1	18,132	Dinesh Rai (NC)	14,257
6	Arjun Kumar Karki	Sankhuwasabha – 1	15,666	Mingma Sherpa (RSP)	15,000
7	Kshitiz Thebe	Taplejung – 1	13,962	Gajendra P. Tumyang Limbu (NC)	11,711
8	Laxmi Prasad Pokharel	Dailekh – 2	13,889	Dikpal Kumar Shahi (NC)	9,552
9	Yagya Bahadur Bogati	Achham – 2	9,518	Pushpa Bahadur Shah (NC)	9,046

Nepali Communist Party Maobadi Election Victories List 2026 (7 Seats)

S.N.	Candidate Name	Constituency	Votes Received	Closest Rival (Party)	Rival Votes
1	Varshaman Pun	Rolpa – 1	27,460	Sudan Kumar Oli (NC)	12,008
2	Ramesh Kumar Malla	Salyan – 1	23,189	Lalit Kumar Chand (RSP)	20,904
3	Yuvraj Dulal	Sindhupalchok – 2	21,698	Banshalal Tamang (NC)	19,146
4	Gopal Sharma	Rukum West – 1	21,609	Raju KC (NC)	16,661
5	Mahendra Bahadur Shahi	Kalikot – 1	11,734	Nagindra Shahi (CPN-UML)	10,647
6	Pushpa Kamal Dahal (Prachanda)	Rukum East – 1	10,240	Lilamani Gautam (CPN-UML)	3,462
7	Dhan Bahadur Budha	Dolpa – 1	6,802	Lanka Bahadur Rokaya (CPN-UML)	5,396

Shram Sanskriti Party Election Victories List 2026 ( 3 Seats)

S.N.	Candidate Name	Constituency	Votes Received	Closest Rival (Party)	Rival Votes
1	Harkaraj Rai (Harka Sampang)	Sunsari – 1	35,741	Goma Tamang (RSP)	27,249
2	Dhruvaraj Rai	Bhojpur – 1	16,663	Sherdhan Rai (CPN-UML)	14,750
3	Aaren Rai	Khotang – 1	16,612	Dev Bikram Rai (CPN-UML)	12,714

RaPraPa Halo Party Election Victories List 2026 ( 1 Seats)

S.N.	Candidate Name	Constituency	Votes Received	Closest Rival (Party)	Rival Votes
1	Gyan Bahadur Shahi	Jumla – 1	14,816	Naresh Bhandari (NCP)	11,635

Independent Swotantra Candidate Election Victories List 2026 ( 1 Seats)

S.N.	Candidate Name	Constituency	Votes Received	Closest Rival (Party)	Rival Votes
1	Mahabir Pun	Myagdi – 1	22,850	Harikrishna Shrestha (CPN-UML)	7,919

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Nepal Election Results 2082 Live Vote Count

Live vote counting is underway in multiple constituencies across Nepal. Early results indicate strong competition between major parties including:

• Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP)
• Nepali Congress (NC)
• CPN-UML
• Maoist Center
• Independent candidates

Early counting trends show the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) leading in several constituencies and securing early momentum in the race.

Major Early Results

Kathmandu-1 Result

• Ranju Darshana (RSP) has secured victory in Kathmandu-1 according to early confirmed results.

This marks an important win for the party in the capital region.

Jhapa-5 Early Vote Count

• Balen Shah (RSP) is reportedly leading the vote count against KP Sharma Oli in early counting rounds.

Such results are drawing national attention because of the high-profile candidates involved.

Province-Wise Election Updates

Bagmati Province

Vote counting is ongoing in several constituencies including Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur.

Koshi Province

High-profile competition in Jhapa and Sunsari is shaping the early results.

Madhesh Province

Major parties are closely competing with local and regional parties gaining some momentum.

Lumbini, Gandaki, Karnali & Sudurpashchim

Counting is ongoing and final results are expected in the coming hours.

How to Check Nepal Election Results 2082 Live

You can check real-time election results and vote counting updates through:

• Official Election Commission result portal
• National news websites
• Live election dashboards and media channels

These platforms provide constituency-wise vote count, party-wise seat tally, and winner announcements as the counting progresses.

What Happens After the Election Results?

Once the final results are announced:

1. The winning candidates from 165 constituencies will become members of the House of Representatives.
2. Proportional representation seats will be allocated to political parties.
3. The largest coalition or party will form the new government of Nepal.

This election will play a major role in shaping Nepal’s political and economic policies for the coming years.

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• Latest vote counts
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