Nepali Congress Takes Early Lead in Rasuwa House of Representatives Vote Count

Ratopati March 06, 2026

Nepali Congress Takes Early Lead in Rasuwa House of Representatives Vote Count

Kathmandu. The vote counting for the House of Representatives election is underway in Rasuwa. According to preliminary details, the Nepali Congress has taken the lead in Rasuwa.

With 4,253 votes counted, Mohan Acharya of the Nepali Congress is leading with 2,018 votes. In second place, Basanta Bhatta, the candidate from the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), has secured 1,136 votes.

Similarly, Prem Bahadur Tamang of CPN-UML is in third place with 622 votes, while Madhav Prasad Lamichhane of CPN (Maoist Centre) is in fourth place with 129 votes. Man Bahadur Tamang from the Ujyalo Nepal Party has received 118 votes here.

Preliminary details indicate that 174 votes have been declared invalid so far.

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