2009 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

2009 Haryana Legislative Assembly election
All 90 seats to the Haryana Legislative Assembly ; 46 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	72.37%
Chief Minister before election; Bhupinder Singh Hooda ; INC	Elected Chief Minister ; Bhupinder Singh Hooda ; INC

Last updated January 09, 2024

The Haryana Legislative Assembly election, 2009 was held on 13 October 2009, to select the 90 members of the Haryana Legislative Assembly. Results were declared on 22 October 2009. Indian National Congress got 40 seats. Incumbent Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda was reelected for second term.^[1]

Results

Summary of results of the Haryana Legislative Assembly election, 2009

Party		Candidates	Seats won	Vote %
	Indian National Congress	90	40	35.08
	Independents		7	13.16
	Haryana Janhit Congress (BL)	87	6	7.40
	Indian National Lok Dal	88	31	25.79
	Bharatiya Janata Party	90	4	9.04
	Bahujan Samaj Party	86	1	6.73
	Shiromani Akali Dal	2	1	0.98
Total		1292	90
Source: ECI^[2]

Results by constituency

Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency
Assembly Constituency		Turnout	Winner					Runner Up					Margin
#k	Names	%	Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Margin
1	Kalka	77.21%	Pardeep Chaudhary		INLD	41,625	43.98%	Satvinder Singh Rana		INC	20,438	21.60%	21,187
2	Panchkula	57.45%	Devender Kumar Bansal		INC	29,192	35.29%	Yograj Singh		INLD	16,932	20.47%	12,260
3	Naraingarh	81.90%	Ram Kishan		INC	37,298	32.13%	Ram Singh		INLD	28,978	24.96%	8,320
4	Ambala Cantt.	67.84%	Anil Vij		BJP	49,219	49.21%	Nirmal Singh		INC	42,881	42.87%	6,338
5	Ambala City	70.05%	Venod Sharma		INC	69,435	52.77%	Bibi Charanjeet Kaur Mallour		SAD	33,885	25.75%	35,550
6	Mulana	77.45%	Rajbir Singh		INLD	47,185	36.37%	Phool Chand Mullana		INC	44,248	34.11%	2,937
7	Sadhaura	80.47%	Rajpal		INC	47,263	35.57%	Balwant Singh		INLD	38,650	29.09%	8,613
8	Jagadhri	81.77%	Akram Khan		BSP	39,868	30.85%	Subhash Chand		INC	35,540	27.50%	4,328
9	Yamunanagar	73.60%	Dilbagh Singh		INLD	46,984	41.61%	Devinder Chawla		INC	33,411	29.59%	13,573
10	Radaur	78.55%	Bishan Lal Saini		INLD	29,593	25.70%	Suresh Kumar		INC	25,198	21.88%	4,395
11	Ladwa	81.34%	Sher Singh Barshami		INLD	32,505	28.92%	Kailasho Saini		INC	30,000	26.69%	2,505
12	Shahbad	74.31%	Anil Kumar Dhantori		INC	30,843	33.24%	Jitender Kumar		INLD	27,102	29.21%	3,741
13	Thanesar	73.57%	Ashok Kumar		INLD	29,516	32.82%	Ramesh Gupta		INC	21,231	23.61%	8,285
14	Pehowa	79.11%	Harmohinder Singh		INC	35,429	33.23%	Jaswinder Singh		INLD	31,349	29.40%	4,080
15	Guhla	76.98%	Phool Singh		INLD	37,016	33.41%	Dillu Ram S/O Fauja Ram		INC	31,763	28.67%	5,253
16	Kalayat	79.04%	Rampal Majra		INLD	55,614	43.17%	Tejender Pal Singh		INC	46,214	35.88%	9,400
17	Kaithal	77.45%	Randeep Surjewala		INC	59,889	51.29%	Kailash Bhagat		INLD	37,387	32.02%	22,502
18	Pundri	83.70%	Sultan		Independent	38,929	31.71%	Dinesh Kaushik		INC	34,878	28.41%	4,051
19	Nilokheri	67.64%	Mamu Ram		INLD	47,001	44.50%	Meena Rani		INC	30,278	28.66%	16,723
20	Indri	76.03%	Dr. Ashok Kashyap		INLD	36,886	32.99%	Bhim Sain		INC	27,789	24.85%	9,097
21	Karnal	63.84%	Sumita Singh		INC	35,894	35.43%	Jai Parkash		HJC(BL)	32,163	31.75%	3,731
22	Gharaunda	75.30%	Narender Sangwan		INLD	35,256	29.44%	Varinder Singh Rathore		INC	33,596	28.05%	1,660
23	Assandh	75.10%	Zile Ram Chochra		HJC(BL)	20,266	15.80%	Raghbir Singh Virk		Independent	16,726	13.04%	3,540
24	Panipat Rural	76.01%	Om Prakash Jain		Independent	23,770	24.75%	Bimla Kadian		INLD	17,134	17.84%	6,636
25	Panipat City	65.57%	Balbir Pal Shah		INC	36,294	38.42%	Sanjay Bhatia		BJP	24,135	25.55%	12,159
26	Israna	73.62%	Krishan Lal Panwar		INLD	43,905	46.27%	Balbir Singh		INC	41,725	43.97%	2,180
27	Samalkha	78.24%	Dharm Singh		HJC(BL)	39,463	35.19%	Sanjay Chhoker		INC	26,012	23.20%	13,451
28	Ganaur	71.89%	Kuldeep Sharma		INC	42,180	46.00%	Krishan Gopal Tyagi		INLD	32,144	35.05%	10,036
29	Rai	69.55%	Jai Tirath Dahiya		INC	35,514	41.12%	Inderjeet		INLD	30,848	35.72%	4,666
30	Kharkhoda	56.83%	Jaiveer Singh		INC	43,684	64.06%	Raju		INLD	18,400	26.98%	25,284
31	Sonipat	62.80%	Kavita Jain		BJP	37,954	46.43%	Anil Kumar Thakkar		INC	35,297	43.18%	2,657
32	Gohana	64.34%	Jagbir Singh Malik		INC	35,249	42.48%	Atul Malik		INLD	22,233	26.79%	13,016
33	Baroda	67.20%	Krishan Hooda		INC	56,225	59.37%	Kapoor Singh Narwal		INLD	30,882	32.61%	25,343
34	Julana	76.11%	Parminder Singh Dhull		INLD	45,576	43.72%	Sher Singh		INC	32,765	31.43%	12,811
35	Safidon	78.21%	Kali Ram Patwari		INLD	38,618	35.46%	Bachan Singh		Independent	23,182	21.29%	15,436
36	Jind	74.56%	Dr. Hari Chand Middha		INLD	34,057	36.38%	Mange Ram Gupta		INC	26,195	27.98%	7,862
37	Uchana Kalan	83.02%	Om Prakash Chautala		INLD	62,669	46.78%	Birender Singh		INC	62,048	46.32%	621
38	Narwana	76.16%	Pirthi Singh		INLD	63,703	52.31%	Ramphal		INC	43,063	35.36%	20,640
39	Tohana	81.94%	Paramvir Singh		INC	46,752	33.99%	Nishan Singh		INLD	42,900	31.19%	3,852
40	Fatehabad	80.94%	Prahlad Singh Gillan Khera		Independent	48,637	32.87%	Dura Ram		INC	45,835	30.97%	2,802
41	Ratia	78.02%	Gian Chand		INLD	50,095	39.71%	Jarnail Singh S/O Hakam Singh		INC	46,713	37.03%	3,382
42	Kalanwali	83.50%	Charanjeet Singh		SAD	59,064	50.97%	Dr. Sushil Kumar Indora		INC	46,520	40.14%	12,544
43	Dabwali	87.34%	Ajay Singh Chautala		INLD	64,868	47.54%	Dr. Kamalvir Singh		INC	52,760	38.66%	12,108
44	Rania	87.06%	Krishan Lal S/O Ram Chand		INLD	48,241	39.73%	Ranjit Singh Chautala		INC	44,590	36.73%	3,651
45	Sirsa	77.04%	Gopal Goyal Kanda		Independent	38,147	32.92%	Padam Chand		INLD	31,678	27.34%	6,469
46	Ellenabad	86.27%	Om Prakash Chautala		INLD	64,567	51.91%	Bharat Singh Beniwal		INC	48,144	38.71%	16,423
47	Adampur	81.22%	Kuldeep Bishnoi		HJC(BL)	48,224	45.75%	Jai Prakash		INC	42,209	40.04%	6,015
48	Uklana	73.36%	Naresh Selwal		INC	45,973	41.15%	Seema Devi		INLD	42,235	37.81%	3,738
49	Narnaund	80.40%	Saroj		INLD	48,322	37.38%	Ram Kumar		INC	38,225	29.57%	10,097
50	Hansi	74.08%	Vinod Bhayana		HJC(BL)	36,529	34.33%	Chattar Pal Singh		INC	30,246	28.43%	6,283
51	Barwala	74.63%	Ram Niwas Ghorela		INC	29,998	31.77%	Sheela Bhayan		INLD	20,602	21.82%	9,396
52	Hisar	66.12%	Savitri Jindal		INC	32,866	42.12%	Gautam Sardana		Independent	18,138	23.24%	14,728
53	Nalwa	77.38%	Sampat Singh		INC	38,138	40.45%	Jasma Devi		HJC(BL)	27,237	28.88%	10,901
54	Loharu	79.23%	Dharam Pal		INLD	30,887	27.13%	Jai Parkash Dalal		Independent	30,264	26.58%	623
55	Badhra	71.16%	Raghbir Singh		INLD	34,280	32.62%	Ranbir Singh Mahendra		INC	33,571	31.95%	709
56	Dadri	67.27%	Satpal		HJC(BL)	27,790	28.21%	Rajdeep		INLD	27,645	28.06%	145
57	Bhiwani	65.87%	Ghanshyam Saraf		BJP	27,337	28.43%	Dr. Shiv Shanker Bhardwaj		INC	24,692	25.68%	2,645
58	Tosham	68.19%	Kiran Choudhry		INC	62,290	57.63%	Col. Gajraj Singh		INLD	16,183	14.97%	46,107
59	Bawani Khera	68.51%	Ram Kishan Fouji So Dharampal		INC	35,039	33.55%	Azad Singh		INLD	28,766	27.54%	6,273
60	Meham	77.77%	Anand Singh		INC	43,964	37.56%	Shamsher		Independent	36,998	31.61%	6,966
61	Garhi Sampla-Kiloi	68.66%	Bhupinder Singh Hooda		INC	89,849	79.77%	Satish Kumar Nandal		INLD	17,749	15.76%	72,100
62	Rohtak	62.17%	Bharat Bhushan Batra		INC	47,051	56.62%	Manish Grover		BJP	27,456	33.04%	19,595
63	Kalanaur	62.14%	Shakuntla Khatak		INC	52,142	56.72%	Naga Ram		INLD	24,282	26.42%	27,860
64	Bahadurgarh	66.51%	Rajinder Singh Joon		INC	38,641	43.28%	Nafe Singh Rathee		INLD	19,289	21.60%	19,352
65	Badli, Haryana	65.53%	Naresh Kumar		INC	33,186	36.73%	Brijender Singh Chahar		Independent	19,828	21.95%	13,358
66	Jhajjar	59.44%	Geeta Bhukkal		INC	48,806	60.22%	Kanta Devi		INLD	21,023	25.94%	27,783
67	Beri	68.99%	Dr. Raghuvir Singh Kadian		INC	37,742	39.46%	Chatar Singh		Independent	32,566	34.05%	5,176
68	Ateli	71.59%	Anita Yadav		INC	24,103	22.43%	Santosh Yadav		BJP	23,130	21.52%	973
69	Mahendragarh	74.87%	Dan Singh		INC	42,286	37.76%	Ram Bilas Sharma		BJP	36,833	32.89%	5,453
70	Narnaul	71.59%	Narender Singh		HJC(BL)	25,011	31.72%	Bhana Ram		INLD	21,619	27.42%	3,392
71	Nangal Chaudhry	72.34%	Bahadur Singh		INLD	32,984	38.00%	Radhey Shyam		INC	21,321	24.56%	11,663
72	Bawal	66.57%	Rameshwar Dayal Rajoria		INLD	58,473	53.22%	Shakuntla Bhagwaria		INC	36,472	33.20%	22,001
73	Kosli	69.20%	Yaduvender Singh		INC	47,896	37.44%	Jagdish Yadav		Independent	44,473	34.76%	3,423
74	Rewari	72.69%	Ajay Singh Yadav		INC	48,557	40.31%	Satish S/O Roshan Lal		Independent	35,269	29.28%	13,288
75	Pataudi	60.27%	Ganga Ram		INLD	49,323	51.45%	Bhupinder		INC	24,576	25.64%	24,747
76	Badshahpur	64.61%	Rao Dharampal		INC	50,557	34.59%	Rakesh		Independent	39,172	26.80%	11,385
77	Gurgaon	54.17%	Sukhbir Kataria		Independent	41,013	32.73%	Dharambir		INC	38,873	31.02%	2,140
78	Sohna	74.46%	Dharambir		INC	20,443	17.93%	Zakir Hussain		BSP	19,938	17.49%	505
79	Nuh	74.74%	Chaudhary Aftab Ahmed		INC	33,925	39.09%	Sanjay		BJP	17,021	19.61%	16,904
80	Ferozepur Jhirka	71.35%	Naseem Ahmed		INLD	42,824	46.15%	Mamman Khan		INC	24,630	26.54%	18,194
81	Punahana	72.84%	Chaudhary Mohammad Ilyas		INLD	18,865	23.22%	Dayawati		BSP	16,177	19.91%	2,688
82	Hathin	76.78%	Chaudhary Jaleb Khan		Independent	33,774	29.57%	Harsh Kumar		INC	27,301	23.90%	6,473
83	Hodal	75.65%	Jagdish Nayar		INLD	46,515	49.51%	Udai Bhan		INC	43,894	46.72%	2,621
84	Palwal	72.20%	Subhash Choudhary		INLD	51,712	46.42%	Karan Singh Dalal		INC	45,040	40.43%	6,672
85	Prithla	73.85%	Raghubir Singh		INC	34,647	34.66%	Tek Chand Sharma		BSP	31,492	31.51%	3,155
86	Faridabad NIT	64.84%	Pandit Shiv Charan Lal Sharma		Independent	23,461	27.98%	Akagar Chand Chaudhry		INC	15,586	18.59%	7,875
87	Badkhal	55.70%	Mahender Pratap Singh		INC	33,150	44.25%	Seema Trikha		BJP	20,471	27.33%	12,679
88	Ballabgarh	59.58%	Sharda Rathore		INC	35,535	46.13%	Surender Tewatia		BJP	11,691	15.18%	23,844
89	Faridabad	56.20%	Anand Kaushik		INC	33,744	45.16%	Parvesh Mehta		BJP	22,903	30.65%	10,841
90	Tigaon	64.33%	Krishan Pal Gurjar		BJP	39,746	45.62%	Lalit Nagar		INC	38,928	44.68%	818

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↑ "Haryana Legislative Assembly Election, 2009". Election Commission of India. 21 January 2020. Retrieved 14 April 2022.

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