The Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced that the second phase of the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 will take place on November 11. This phase will cover a wide range of constituencies in northern and eastern Bihar, marking a crucial step in the state’s high-stakes political contest.
The polling will be held in 122 assembly constituencies, spread across both urban and rural areas. It will follow the first phase of voting, held on November 6.
Bihar Assembly Election 2025 Phase 2: Crucial Phase for All Major Political Alliances
The second phase is seen as a decisive stage that could shape the election’s overall outcome. It includes several politically important districts such as West Champaran, Madhubani, Purnia, Bhagalpur, and Aurangabad.
Bihar’s political landscape is witnessing a multi-cornered contest among the ruling NDA, the RJD-led Mahagathbandhan, and Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj party. Each alliance is expected to test its grassroots support and organizational strength in this phase.
Experts believe that regions like Kishanganj and Araria, with significant minority populations, will play a key role in deciding the vote share and electoral balance.
Bihar Assembly Election 2025 Phase 2: Full List of Constituencies
Polling on November 11 will take place in 122 constituencies:
- Valmiki Nagar
- Ramnagar (SC)
- Narkatiaganj
- Bagaha
- Lauriya
- Nautan
- Chanpatia
- Bettiah
- Sikta
- Raxaul
- Sugauli
- Narkatia
- Harsidhi (SC)
- Govindganj
- Kesaria
- Kalyanpur
- Pipra
- Madhuban
- Motihari
- Chiraia Constituency
- Dhaka Constituency
- Sheohar Constituency
- Riga Constituency
- Bathnaha (SC) Constituency
- Parihar Constituency
- Sursand Constituency
- Bajpatti Constituency
- Sitamarhi Constituency
- Runnisaidpur Constituency
- Belsand Constituency
- Harlakhi Constituency
- Benipatti Constituency
- Khajauli Constituency
- Babubarhi Constituency
- Bisfi Constituency
- Madhubani Constituency
- Rajnagar (SC) Constituency
- Jhanjharpur Constituency
- Phulparas Constituency
- Laukaha Constituency
- Nirmali Constituency
- Pipra Constituency
- Supaul Constituency
- Triveniganj (SC) Constituency
- Chhatapur Constituency
- Narpatganj Constituency
- Raniganj (SC) Constituency
- Forbesganj Constituency
- Araria Constituency
- Jokihat Constituency
- Sikti Constituency
- Bahadurganj Constituency
- Thakurganj Constituency
- Kishanganj Constituency
- Kochadhaman Constituency
- Amour Constituency
- Baisi Constituency
- Kasba Constituency
- Banmankhi (SC) Constituency
- Rupauli Constituency
- Dhamdaha Constituency
- Purnia Constituency
- Katihar Constituency
- Kadwa Constituency
- Balrampur Constituency
- Pranpur Constituency
- Manihari (ST) Constituency
- Barari Constituency
- Korha (SC) Constituency
- Bihpur Constituency
- Gopalpur Constituency
- Pirpainti (SC) Constituency
- Kahalgaon Constituency
- Bhagalpur Constituency
- Sultanganj Constituency
- Nathnagar Constituency
- Amarpur Constituency
- Dhoraiya (SC) Constituency
- Banka Constituency
- Katoria (ST) Constituency
- Belhar Constituency
- Ramgarh Constituency
- Mohania (SC) Constituency
- Bhabua Constituency
- Chainpur Constituency
- Chenari (SC) Constituency
- Sasaram Constituency
- Kargahar Constituency
- Dinara Constituency
- Nokha Constituency
- Dehri Constituency
- Karakat Constituency
- Arwal Constituency
- Kurtha Constituency
- Jehanabad Constituency
- Ghosi Constituency
- Makhdumpur (SC) Constituency
- Goh Constituency
- Obra Constituency
- Nabinagar Constituency
- Kutumba (SC) Constituency
- Aurangabad Constituency
- Rafiganj Constituency
- Gurua Constituency
- Sherghati Constituency
- Imamganj (SC) Constituency
- Barachatti (SC) Constituency
- Bodh Gaya (SC) Constituency
- Gaya Town Constituency
- Tikari Constituency
- Belaganj Constituency
- Atri Constituency
- Wazirganj Constituency
- Rajauli (SC) Constituency
- Hisua Constituency
- Nawada Constituency
- Gobindpur Constituency
- Warsaliganj Constituency
- Sikandra (SC) Constituency
- Jamui Constituency
- Jhajha Constituency
- Chakai Constituency
Voter Turnout Expected to Be High in Northern and Eastern Bihar
The upcoming phase will cover constituencies with diverse demographics, from the agrarian belts of Champaran to the border regions of Seemanchal and the urban hubs of Bhagalpur. Political analysts predict a high voter turnout, as phase 1 also recorded the highest turnout.
This phase is also expected to highlight local issues, such as unemployment, migration, and flood management — major concerns that continue to dominate public discourse in Bihar.
