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Bihar MLC Election 2026: Voting Schedule for Eight Seats, Kosi Leads with 181 Booths
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 23 Oct 2026, 12:36 PM
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Eight seats—four graduate and four teacher constituencies—are voting today in Bihar’s 2026 MLC election, with 933 polling stations set up. Kosi graduate constituency has the highest number of booths at 181, while Darbhanga teacher constituency has the fewest with 99.
The 2026 Bihar Legislative Council (MLC) elections commenced today, covering eight seats that include four graduate and four teacher constituencies. A total of 933 polling stations have been established across the state to facilitate the voting process.
Among the graduate seats, the Kosi constituency stands out with 181 booths, the largest number among all regions. In contrast, the Darbhanga teacher constituency has been allocated 99 polling stations, the lowest count for any of the eight seats.
Election officials have emphasized that the distribution of booths reflects the demographic spread of eligible voters in each constituency. Voters are expected to cast their ballots during the scheduled afternoon session, and the results will be tallied once voting concludes across all booths.
Among the graduate seats, the Kosi constituency stands out with 181 booths, the largest number among all regions. In contrast, the Darbhanga teacher constituency has been allocated 99 polling stations, the lowest count for any of the eight seats.
Election officials have emphasized that the distribution of booths reflects the demographic spread of eligible voters in each constituency. Voters are expected to cast their ballots during the scheduled afternoon session, and the results will be tallied once voting concludes across all booths.