2030 elections in India

Elections in India in 2030 includes elections to the office of the Vice President of India, Rajya Sabha elections to 65 seats by members of state or union territory legislative assemblies and two seats nominated by the President.

Vice presidential election

The vice presidential election will be held on September 2030 to elect the next Vice President of India. The votes will be counted on the same day and someone will be elected as the next Vice president of India. ^[1]

Vice president before election	Party before election			Date of Retirement	Date of Elections (tentative)	Elected vice president	Party after election
Chandrapuram Ponnusamy Radhakrishnan		Bharatiya Janata Party	TBD		Beginning of September, 2030	TBD

Rajya Sabha elections

Order of arrangement: 1st preference - Elected/Nominated, 2nd preference - Date of Retirement; 3rd Preference - Name of state/UT in alphabetic order; 4th Preference - Name of party holding most seats in the state undergoing elections; 5th Preference - Range of Party (National/State/Unrecognised)

State / Union Territory / Nomimated	Number of Vacancies	Date of retirement of Incombent	Political Parties before		Duration of Elections (expected)	Political Parties after (as per house composition)
NCT of Delhi	3	January 27, 2030		AAP	January 2030		BJP
				AAP			BJP
				AAP			AAP
Sikkim	1	February 23, 2030		BJP	February 2030	TBD
Andhra Pradesh	3	April 2, 2030		YSRCP	March 2030
				YSRCP
				YSRCP
Bihar	6			BJP
				BJP
				RJD
				RJD
				INC
				JD(U)
Chhattisgarh	1			BJP
Gujarat	4			BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
Haryana	1			BJP
Himachal Pradesh	1			BJP
Karnataka	4			INC
				INC
				INC
				BJP
Madhya Pradesh	5			BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				INC
Maharashtra	6			BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				INC
				NCP
				SHS
Telengana	3			INC
				INC
				BRS (formerly TRS)
Uttar Pradesh	10			BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				SP
				SP
Uttarakhand	1			BJP
West Bengal	5			AITC (also commonly known as TMC)
				AITC (also commonly known as TMC)
				AITC (also commonly known as TMC)
				AITC (also commonly known as TMC)
				BJP
Odisha	3	April 3, 2030		BJD
				BJD
				BJP
Rajasthan	3			BJP
				BJP
				INC
Jharkhand	2	May 3, 2030		BJP	April 2030
				BJD
Kerala	3	July 1, 2030		CPI	June 2030
				IUML
				KC(M)
Nominated	2	January 29, 2030		BJP	No election to take place President will, at his own wish and choice of date, nominate for the office
		March 7, 2030	Independent (Sudha Murty)

Union Territory Legislative Assembly elections

Union Territory	Government (before)		Chief Minister (before)	Date of dissolution of house	Date of Elections (tentative)	Elected Government	Chief Minister (after)	Map
Delhi		Bharatiya Janata Party	Rekha Gupta [2]	February 23, 2030 [3]	Early February 2030	TBD

State Legislative Assembly elections

State	Government Before	Chief Minister (before)	Date of dissolution of house	Date of Elections (tentative)	Elected Government	Chief Minister (after)	Map
Bihar	TBD			Second week of November, 2030	TBD

State Legislative Council election

Sources : ^{[4] [5] [6]}

States	No. of Vacancies	Date of Retirement	Political Parties before		Constituency	Date of Elections	Political Parties after
Uttar Pradesh	13	May 5, 2030		BJP	MLA's	TBD	TBD
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				SP
				SP
				SP
				AD(S)
				RLD
				SBSP
Bihar	11	May 6, 2030		BJP
				RJD
				RJD
				RJD
				RJD
				JD(U)
				JD(U)
				CPI(ML)
				HAM
Karnataka	11	June 17, 2030		INC
				INC
				INC
				INC
				INC
				INC
				INC
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				JD(S)
Maharashtra	11	July 27, 2030		BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				BJP
				SHS
				SHS
				NCP
				NCP
				INC
				SS(UBT)
	4	July 7, 2030		BJP	Konkan TR
				SHS	Nashik TR
				SS(UBT)	Mumbai TR
				SS(UBT)
	7	October 15, 2030		BJP	Nominated by the Governor or Maharashtra	No elections to take place
				BJP
				BJP
				SHS
				SHS
				NCP
				NCP

References

1. "Vice President election 2025: Election to pick next Vice President on September 9 after Dhankhar's surprise resignation".
2. Mahajan, Satvika (19 February 2025). "Who is Rekha Gupta, Delhi's new Chief Minister?". The Hindu. ISSN   0971-751X . Retrieved 9 September 2025.
3. "Terms of the Houses". www.eci.gov.in. Archived from the original on 7 August 2025. Retrieved 9 September 2025.
4. "Uttar Pradesh Vidhanparishad". upvidhanparishad.nic.in. Retrieved 9 September 2025.
5. "Home - Show ALL Member List". vidhanparishad.bihar.gov.in. Retrieved 9 September 2025.
6. "Legislative Council Members". kla.kar.nic.in. Retrieved 9 September 2025.