2014 Andhra Pradesh local elections

The state of Andhra Pradesh held urban local bodies elections on 30 March 2014. This included 10 Municipal Corporations, and 145 Municipal Councils and Nagar Panchayats (Notified Area Council).[3] Elections in the remaining bodies were not held due to issues such as court cases, delays in the preparation of electoral rolls, problems in the delimitation of wards, and the creation of new bodies.

2014 Andhra Pradesh urban local body elections[1][2]
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  • 10 municipal corporations
  • 146 municipalities
 First partySecond partyThird party
 
LeaderRaghu Veera Reddy-Ponnala LakshmaiahN. Chandrababu NaiduK. Chandrashekar Rao
PartyINCTDPTRS
Councillors601[b]1,754[c]354[a]
Councillors ±TBCTBCTBC
ULBs237511
ULBs ±TBCTBCTBC
Mayors237922
Mayors ±TBCTBCTBC

 Fourth party
 
LeaderY. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy
PartyYSRCP
Councillors1,021[d]
Councillors ±TBC
ULBs22
ULBs ±TBC
Mayors20
Mayors ±TBC

Background

On 3 February, the High Court criticized the government for not conducting the local bodies' elections despite clear directions to do so. The Court threatened to take action against the Chief Secretary of the state if they failed to comply with the orders. Despite going to the Supreme Court, the government received no respite. On 3 March, the State Election Commissioner announced that the elections would not receive the Governor's permission, due to the President's rule in the state.

These were the last local body elections in the soon-to-be bifurcated state.[4]

Election schedule

[5]
EventDate
Date for Nominations10 March 2014
Last Date for filing Nominations13 for M.Corp, 14 for M.Council March 2014
Date for scrutiny of nominations15 March 2014
Date for commencement of withdrawal of candidature
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures and

publication of contesting candidates

18 March 2021
Date of poll30 March 2014
Date of re-poll, if any
Date of counting12 May 2014
Date before which the election shall be completed

Election results

Initially, the results were to be declared on 2 April. However, due to concern from certain political parties that the results could influence voters in the coming assembly and parliamentary elections, they were postponed until 12 May.[6]

Party Wise Results

Results in Andhra Pradesh

Direct elections[7]

S.No.PartySymbolM.Corp[8]M.Councils/ Nagar

Panchayats[9]

Total
1.Indian National Congress 000
2.Telugu Desam Party 56570
3.YSR Congress Party 22022
4.Communist Party of India 000
5.Independent000
6.Hung077
Total79299

Indirect elections to mayor[10][11]

S.No.PartySymbolM.CorpM.Councils/ Nagar

Panchayats

Total
1.Indian National Congress 011
2.Telugu Desam Party 57075
3.YSR Congress Party 21820
4.Communist Party of India 11
5.Independent22
Total79299

Results in Telangana

Direct elections[7]

S.No.PartySymbolM.CorpM.Councils/ Nagar PanchayatsTotal
1.Indian National Congress 02323
2.Telangana Rashtra Samithi01111
3.Telugu Desam Party 055
4.Bharatiya Janata Party 0
5.All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen 011
6.Bahujan Samaj Party011
7.Hung31215
Total35356

Indirect elections to mayor[10][11]

S.No.PartySymbolM.CorpM.Councils/ Nagar PanchayatsTotal
1.Indian National Congress 02222
2.Telugu Desam Party 044
3.Telangana Rashtra Samithi22022
4.Bharatiya Janata Party 033
5.All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen 011
6.Independent134
Total35356

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