<p>Senior Congress leader and two-time Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda registered the highest victory margin in the assembly elections, the results of which were announced on Thursday.</p>.<p>Hooda drubbed BJP's Satish Nandal from Gari Sampla Kiloi with a margin of 58,213 votes.</p>.<p>According to information provided by the Election Commission, Hooda was polled 97,330 votes while Nandal got just 39,256 votes.</p>.<p>The lowest margin of victory was recorded in Sirsa, where Haryana Lokhit Party's Gopal Kanda defeated independent candidate Gokul Setia with a margin of 602 votes.</p>.<p>Kanda was polled 44,823 votes while Setia got 44,203 votes.</p>.<p>Haryana on Monday had recorded a voter turnout of just over 65 per cent, a sharp decline from 76.54 per cent in the 2014 assembly elections.</p>
<p>Senior Congress leader and two-time Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda registered the highest victory margin in the assembly elections, the results of which were announced on Thursday.</p>.<p>Hooda drubbed BJP's Satish Nandal from Gari Sampla Kiloi with a margin of 58,213 votes.</p>.<p>According to information provided by the Election Commission, Hooda was polled 97,330 votes while Nandal got just 39,256 votes.</p>.<p>The lowest margin of victory was recorded in Sirsa, where Haryana Lokhit Party's Gopal Kanda defeated independent candidate Gokul Setia with a margin of 602 votes.</p>.<p>Kanda was polled 44,823 votes while Setia got 44,203 votes.</p>.<p>Haryana on Monday had recorded a voter turnout of just over 65 per cent, a sharp decline from 76.54 per cent in the 2014 assembly elections.</p>