Bihar MLC Election Result Live Updates: Check Patna, Darbhanga, Tirhut, Saran Results; Who Is Leading, Counting Updates, Key Candidates, Voting Percentage, Past Winners & More

Bihar MLC Election Result 2026 LIVE Updates:  The counting of votes for eight Bihar Legislative Council seats began at 8 am on October 27, with 150 candidates in the fray across four Graduates’ and four Teachers’ constituencies. Polling was held on October 23, recording an overall turnout of 53.42% in the Graduates’ constituencies and 82.85% in the Teachers’ constituencies. 

The Bihar MLC Election Result 2026 is being closely watched as the BJP, JD(U), Jan Suraaj Party and opposition candidates compete for representation in the state’s Legislative Council. The BJP has fielded candidates in four seats, while its ally JD(U) is contesting the remaining four. Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj Party is contesting all eight constituencies.

The results will determine the electoral fate of 90 candidates in the four Graduates’ constituencies and 60 candidates in the four Teachers’ constituencies. The terms of the eight sitting MLCs are due to expire on November 16, 2026. 

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Bihar MLC Election Result Live Updates: Bihar MLC Election 2026 Key Candidates

The key candidates in the eight constituencies include:

• Patna Graduates’ constituency: JD(U)’s Neeraj Kumar and Jan Suraaj’s Anuj Singh.
  
• Darbhanga Graduates’ constituency: BJP’s Sarvesh Kumar is among the prominent candidates.
  
• Tirhut Graduates’ constituency: JD(U)’s Abhishek Jha and other party and independent candidates are in the contest.
  
• Kosi Graduates’ constituency: BJP candidate Dr N.K. Yadav is among the key contenders.
  
• Patna Teachers’ constituency: BJP’s Nawal Kishore Yadav is among the prominent candidates.
  
• Darbhanga Teachers’ constituency: Congress leader Madan Mohan Jha and Jan Suraaj candidate Suresh Prasad Rai are among the key contenders.
  
• Tirhut Teachers’ constituency: BJP-backed Narendra Prasad Singh and CPI candidate Sanjay Kumar Singh are among the main candidates.
  
• Saran Teachers’ constituency: Independent candidate Rahul Raj and JD(U)-backed Anand Pushkar are among the prominent contenders.