Vote counting has officially begun across Nepal following the conclusion of the country’s nationwide parliamentary election. Millions of voters participated in the historic vote to elect members of the 275-seat House of Representatives, making it one of the most closely watched political events in recent years.
Polling took place across thousands of voting centers throughout the country under tight security arrangements. Election officials reported that the voting process remained largely peaceful, with strong participation from citizens, including many young and first-time voters eager to influence the country’s political future.
After polling stations closed, ballot boxes were transported to designated counting centers in different districts where election staff and observers began the vote counting process. Representatives from major political parties are present at counting venues to monitor the process as early results begin to emerge.
The election has drawn major attention as Nepal’s leading political parties compete for control of parliament. Analysts say the results could significantly shape the country’s political direction, especially as voters have been calling for better governance, economic opportunities, and political stability.
While early counting trends may appear soon, officials say the full counting process could take time due to the large number of ballots from across the country. The final results are expected to be announced over the weekend, as the nation waits to see which parties and leaders will form the next government in Nepal.