<span style="color: #222222;">All prominent faces of the BJP, including, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and his several ministers including Harsh Sanghavi, Kanubhai Desai, Manisha Ben Vakil and Rushikesh Patel along with party's youth leaders Alpesh Thakor and Hardik Patel have won from their seats. From Congress, Shailesh Parmar, Arjun Morvadhia and Imran Khedawala have won from their constituencies.<br />'' <br />'' Senior Congress leader Paresh Dhanani and Leader of Opposition Sukhram Rathva have lost. AAP's Chief Ministerial Candidate Ishudan Gadhvi also lost to BJP's Ayar Mulubhai Hardasbhai Bera by a margin of 18745 votes in the Khambhalia seat.<br />'' <br />'' </span>In Himachal Pradesh, The prominent candidates in the Congress who registered win today include, Mukesh Agnihotri from Haroli assembly seat,  Sukhvinder Singh from Nadaun and Vikramaditya Singh from Shimla Rural constituency. Congress candidate Jagat Singh Negi won from Kinnaur seat, defeating his nearest BJP rival Surat Negi with a margin of over six thousand nine hundred votes<br />'' <br />'' BJP leader and Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur has won from Seraj Constituency, defeating his nearest rival Chet Ram of Congress by a margin of over thirty-eight thousand votes. He tendered his resignation to the Governor accepting defeat in the assembly elections. He expressed hope that the coming government will fulfill all the promises made to the public.<br />'' <br />'' BJP Candidate Rakesh Kumar won the Sundernagar seat. He defeated his nearest rival Sohan Lal of Congress with a margin of more than eight thousand votes.<br />''<br />''Anil Sharma of BJP has retained the Mandi seat, defeating his Congress rival Champa Thakur by a margin of over ten thousand votes. Ranbir Singh of BJP won the Nurpur assembly Constituency defeating Ajay Mahajan of Congress by a margin of over eighteen thousand seven hundred votes.