Three people from the family of NCP coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal were in the fray in the recently concluded House of Representatives elections. Dahal from Rukum East, his daughter Renu from Chitwan-3, and his daughter-in-law Bina Magar from Kanchanpur-1 were candidates. Of the three, only Dahal won from Rukum East. The other two could not preserve their political legacy.

Daughter Renu resigned from the post of mayor of Bharatpur Metropolitan City and became a candidate from Chitwan-3. She was defeated by Sobita Gautam of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). During the election campaign, she sought votes by highlighting her work in the armed war, the Constituent Assembly, and as the mayor of Bharatpur. ‘I am Prachanda’s daughter. However, I became a candidate based on my long political journey and contributions,’ she said after becoming a candidate.

Dahal wants to take his legacy forward in politics by becoming a candidate for the House of Representatives by becoming a member of the Constituent Assembly and mayor of Bharatpur. In 2074, her father Pushpa Kamal Dahal won from this constituency.

Dahal's daughter-in-law was defeated in this election even without Kanchanpur-1. In 2074, she won the election from the same constituency. After that, she also became the Minister of Drinking Water and Sanitation. This time, she was defeated by Janak Dhami of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

Suhang, son of the late Speaker of the Constituent Assembly, Subash Nembang, won from Ilam-1. He defeated Bheshraj Acharya of the Nepali Congress. Suhang also won in the by-election held after Subash's death (26 Asar 2080).

UML Deputy General Secretary Raghubir Mahaseth and his wife Julie Mahato were candidates in Dhanusha-4 and Dhanusha-3. This time, the couple lost the election. Manish Jha of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) won the election from Dhanusha-3, while Bimalendra Nidhi of the Congress came in second and Mahato came in third.

Rajkishore Mahato of the RSSS also won in Dhanusha-4. Congress leader Mahendra Yadav came in second and Deputy General Secretary Mahaseth came in third.

Two brothers were competing in Dolpa, Karnali. Dhan Bahadur Budha from the NCP and Congress Joint General Secretary and his brother Karna Bahadur Budha. Continuing the 2079 election, Dhan Bahadur won the election this time too. The runner-up was Lanka Bahadur Rokaya of the UML, while Karna Bahadur Budha came in third. The Budha family has been decisive in Dolpa politics.

Mohammad Firdosh Alam, son of Congress leader Mohammad Aftab Alam, won from Rautahat-3. Firdosh from the Alam family, which came into politics through the political legacy of Congress leader Sheikh Idris, won the election.

Congress leader Romi Gauchan Thakali's son Yogesh won the election from Mustang. He had also won the election in 2079.

Congress leader Arjun Narsingh KC is a proportional candidate. He is number 1 in the Khas Arya cluster in the list. His brother Jagadish Narsingh KC was a candidate from Nuwakot-2. He was defeated by Achyutam Lamichhane of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

Congress leader and former Finance Minister Ram Sharan Mahat's brother Prakash Sharan Mahat contested this election from Nuwakot-1. He was defeated by Vikram Timilsina of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

Nawalparasi West-2 was a new constituency for Maoist leader Devendra Poudel. He had won the election from Baglung-2 in 2079 and this time he filed his candidacy from Nawalparasi West-2. The election results have pushed him to seventh place. His wife Balawati Sharma is on the list of proportional candidates of the NCP. She is at number 1 from the Khas Arya cluster. Even if her husband Devendra is defeated, it is almost certain that she will become a proportional MP.

UML leader Sher Bahadur Tamang was defeated as a candidate from Sindhupalchowk-2. NCP's Yubaraj Dulal emerged as the winner while Congress's Vansh Lal Tamang was the closest competitor. Tamang's wife Ushakala Rai is on the proportional list of the UML proportional indigenous women's cluster. Since she is at number four, she is likely to be elected.

Former RPP leader Deepak Bohara's two sons, Prajwal Bohara (Rupandehi-1) and Gaurav Bohara (Rupandehi-3), were candidates from . The brothers were defeated . Sunil Lamsal of RPP won the election from Rupandehi-1 . Hira Bahadur Khatri of Congress and Prajwal came in third .

Dr. Lekhjung Thapa of RPP won in Rupandehi-3 while Gaurav came in third . In the 2079 election, Deepak Bohara of RPP was elected from Rupandehi-3 .

Journalists Rishi Dhamala and Eliza Gautam were candidates from Aam Janata Party . Dhamala was the candidate from Rautahat-4 . Despite becoming famous due to his election campaigning style, he could not become the winner . His Eliza has become a candidate from AJP on the proportional representation side . 

The political journey of Barshaman Pun and Onsari Gharti, who were involved in the Maoist armed conflict, is a struggle. Pun has won the election from Rolpa in this election. He had also won from Rolpa in the 2079 election. Pun has been the former Minister of Finance and Energy. Onsari, who was the former Speaker, did not run this time.