The results of the Andhra Pradesh Zilla Parishad Territorial Constituency and Mandal Parishad Territorial Constituency will be released on November 7, 2026. The vote counting has begun at 8 Am and under strict security measures have been taken throughout the state.

365 Counting Centres Set Up In AP

The State Election Commission has set up elaborate arrangements for the vote counting. A total of 9,062 counting tables have been set up, with 11,002 counting supervisors and 28,692 counting assistants deployed.

Vote counting for 582 ZPTC seats and 7767 MPTC seats are happening. However, 77 ZPTC seats and 2051 MPTC seats have been won unanimously.

70.72% Voter Turnout

The MPTC and ZPTC elections had overall voter turnout of 70.72%. Voting was held on November 5. However, voting in five mandals affected by cyclones and re-polling in seven polling stations was done on November 6.

Visakhapatnam district saw the highest percentage of polling at 82.51%. While Alluri Sitharama Raju district had the lowest turnout at 62.01%.

Vote Counting Begins With Postal Votes

Vote counting has begun with postal votes. Votes are now being separated and hand counted. MPTC votes are pink coloured and ZPTC votes are white.

Each table has approximately 1000 votes. As they are being hand counted, it will take several hours for initial trends to be seen.

Strict Security Measures In Place

A three tier security has been put in place by the Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission. Nearly 19,885 police have been deployed.

CCTV cameras, drones and bodycams have been deployed to monitor key areas. Strict security is in place to avoid any issues.

Where To See AP MPTC And ZPTC Results

The latest updates and constituency results can be viewed by voters, party workers and candidates on the official site of the Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission.

• https://sec.AP.gov.in/

Vote counting will happen until results are announced for all constituencies. The results for AP ZPTC and MPTC elections are receiving much political attention as parties look to see how much support they have in the rural areas.