2009 Indian general election in Madhya Pradesh

Indian general election in Madhya Pradesh, 2009

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29 seats
Turnout	51.17%
First party Second party Third party   Party BJP INC BSP Alliance NDA UPA TF Last election 25 seats, 48.13% 4 seats, 34.07% 0 seats, 4.75% Seats won 16 12 1 Seat change 9 8 1 Percentage 43.45% 40.14% 5.85%% Swing 4.68% 6.07% 1.1%
Madhya Pradesh
Prime Minister before election Manmohan Singh INC Prime Minister after election Manmohan Singh INC

The 2009 Indian general election for Madhya Pradesh polls were held for 29 seats in the state. The major two contenders in the state were Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) and the Indian National Congress (INC). The BJP was expected to perform well as it had won the assembly elections conducted in the state during November–December 2008. ^[1]

Parties and alliances

   National Democratic Alliance

Party		Flag	Symbol	Leader	Seats contested
	Bharatiya Janata Party			Shivraj Singh Chouhan	29

   United Progressive Alliance

Party		Flag	Symbol	Leader	Seats contested
	Indian National Congress			Jyotiraditya Scindia	29

Others

Party		flag	Symbol	Leader	Seats contested
	Bahujan Samaj Party			Mayawati	28
	Samajwadi Party			Mulayam Singh Yadav	18

Voting and Results

The Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) won 16 seats, Indian National Congress (INC) 12 seats whereas the Bahujan Samaj Party won one seat.

Result by Party

Results of Indian general election, 2009 in Madhya Pradesh

Parties and coalitions		Seats			Popular vote
		Contested	Won	+/−	Votes	%	±pp
	Bharatiya Janata Party	29	16	9	84,65,524	43.45%	4.68%
	Indian National Congress	29	12	8	78,20,333	40.14%	6.07%
	Bahujan Samaj Party	28	1	1	11,40,044	5.85%	1.1%
	Samajwadi Party	18	0	-	5,51,341	2.82%	0.38%
	Gondwana Ganatantra Party	13	0	-	1,20,182	0.62%	2.43%
	Independents	213	0	-	9,57,495	4.91%	0.89%
Total		29			1,94,84,608
Valid votes		1,94,84,608	99.97
Votes cast / turnout		1,94,88,914	51.17
Abstentions		1,85,96,265	48.83
Registered voters		3,80,85,179	100.0

Source: Election Commission of India ^[2]

Constituency-wise results

Keys:     BJP (16)    INC (12)    BSP (1)

Parliamentary Constituency			Turnout	Winner					Runner-up					Margin
No.	Name	Type		Candidate	Party		Votes	Vote%	Candidate	Party		Votes	Vote%	Votes	%
1.	Morena	GEN	53.04	Narendra Singh Tomar		BJP	3,00,647	42.30	Ramniwas Rawat		INC	1,99,650	28.09	1,00,997	14.21
2.	Bhind	SC	38.39	Ashok Argal		BJP	2,27,365	43.41	Bhagirath Prasad		INC	2,08,479	39.8	18,886	3.61
3.	Gwalior	GEN	41.12	Yashodhara Raje Scindia		BJP	2,52,314	43.19	Ashok Singh		INC	2,25,723	38.64	26,591	4.55
4.	Guna	GEN	54.03	Jyotiraditya Scindia		INC	4,13,297	63.60	Narottam Mishra		BJP	1,63,560	25.17	2,49,737	38.43
5.	Sagar	GEN	48.12	Bhupendra Singh		BJP	3,23,954	56.80	Aslam Sher Khan		INC	1,92,786	33.80	1,31,168	23.0
6.	Tikamgarh	SC	43.42	Virendra Kumar		BJP	2,00,109	38.10	Vrindavan Ahirwar		INC	1,58,247	30.13	41,862	7.97
7.	Damoh	GEN	44.12	Shivraj Singh Lodhi		BJP	3,02,673	50.52	Chandrabhan		INC	2,31,796	38.69	70,877	11.83
8.	Khajuraho	GEN	43.12	Jeetendra Singh Bundela		BJP	2,29,369	39.34	Raja Paterya		INC	2,01,037	34.48	28,332	4.86
9.	Satna	GEN	54.63	Ganesh Singh		BJP	1,94,624	29.51	Sukhlal Kushwaha		BSP	1,90,206	28.84	4,418	0.67
10.	Rewa	GEN	48.34	Deoraj Singh Patel		BSP	1,72,002	28.49	Sundar Lal Tiwari		INC	1,67,981	27.83	4,021	0.66
11.	Sidhi	GEN	49.75	Govind Prasad Mishra		BJP	2,70,914	40.09	Indrajeet Kumar		INC	2,25,174	33.32	45,740	6.77
12.	Shahdol	ST	49.50	Rajesh Nandini Singh		INC	2,63,434	41.86	Narendra Maravi		BJP	2,50,019	39.73	13,415	2.13
13.	Jabalpur	GEN	43.80	Rakesh Singh		BJP	3,43,922	54.29	Rameshwar Neekhra		INC	2,37,919	37.56	1,06,003	16.73
14.	Mandla	ST	56.25	Basori Singh Masram		INC	3,91,133	45.50	Faggan Singh Kulaste		BJP	3,26,080	37.94	65,053	7.56
15.	Balaghat	GEN	56.49	K. D. Deshmukh		BJP	2,99,959	39.65	Vishveshvar Bhagat		INC	2,59,140	34.25	40,819	5.4
16.	Chhindwara	GEN	71.86	Kamal Nath		INC	4,09,736	49.41	Marot Rao Khavase		BJP	2,88,516	34.79	1,21,220	14.62
17.	Hoshangabad	GEN	54.82	Uday Pratap Singh		INC	3,39,496	47.73	Rampal Singh		BJP	3,20,251	45.03	19,245	2.7
18.	Vidisha	GEN	45.09	Sushma Swaraj		BJP	4,38,235	78.80	Choudhary Munabbar Salim		SP	48,391	8.7	3,89,844	70.1
19.	Bhopal	GEN	45.07	Kailash Joshi		BJP	3,35,678	50.95	Surendra Singh Thakur		INC	2,70,521	41.06	65,157	9.89
20.	Rajgarh	GEN	51.57	Narayansingh Amlabe		INC	3,19,371	49.11	Lakshman Singh		BJP	2,94,983	45.36	24,388	3.75
21.	Dewas	SC	60.35	Sajjan Singh Verma		INC	3,76,421	48.08	Thawar Chand Gehlot		BJP	3,60,964	46.1	15,457	1.98
22.	Ujjain	SC	53.25	Guddu Premchand		INC	3,26,905	48.97	Satyanarayan Jatiya		BJP	3,11,064	46.6	15,841	2.37
23.	Mandsour	GEN	55.83	Meenakshi Natrajan		INC	3,73,532	48.80	Laxminarayan Pandey		BJP	3,42,713	44.77	30,819	4.03
24.	Ratlam	ST	50.93	Kantilal Bhuria		INC	3,08,923	48.46	Dileep Singh Bhuria		BJP	2,51,255	39.42	57,668	9.04
25.	Dhar	ST	54.69	Gajendra Singh Rajukhedi		INC	3,02,660	46.23	Mukam Singh Kirade		BJP	2,99,999	45.82	2,661	0.41
26.	Indore	GEN	50.76	Sumitra Mahajan		BJP	3,88,662	48.77	Satyanarayan Patel		INC	3,77,182	47.33	11,480	1.44
27.	Khargone	ST	60.18	Makhansingh Solanki		BJP	3,51,296	46.19	Bala Bachchan		INC	3,17,121	41.70	34,175	4.49
28.	Khandwa	GEN	60.01	Arun Subhashchandra Yadav		INC	3,94,241	48.53	Nandkumar Singh Chauhan		BJP	3,45,160	42.49	49,081	6.04
29.	Betul	ST	49.47	Jyoti Dhurve		BJP	3,34,939	52.62	Ojharam Evane		INC	2,37,622	37.33	97,317	15.29

Post-election Union Council of Ministers from Madhya Pradesh

Cabinet Ministers

S No.	Minister	Party		Lok Sabha Seat/Rajya Sabha	Portfolios	Term Start	Term End
1.	Kamal Nath		Indian National Congress	Chhindwara	Minister of Road Transport and Highways	28 May 2009	19 Jan 2011
					Minister of Urban Development	19 Jan 2011	26 May 2014
					Minister of Parliamentary Affairs	28 Oct 2012	26 May 2014
2.	Kantilal Bhuria			Ratlam	Minister of Tribal Affairs	28 May 2009	12 July 2012
4.	Jyotiraditya Scindia			Guna	Minister of Power	28 Oct 2012	26 May 2014

Minister of State

S No.	Minister	Party		Lok Sabha Seat/Rajya Sabha	Portfolios	Term Start	Term End
1.	Jyotiraditya Scindia		Indian National Congress	Guna	Minister of State in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry	28 May 2009	28 Oct 2012
2.	Arun Yadav			Khandwa	Minister of State in the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports	28 May 2009	14 June 2009
					Minister of State in the Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises	14 June 2009	19 Jan 2011
					Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Processing Industries	19 Jan 2011	14 July 2011

Assembly segments wise lead of Parties

Party		Assembly segments	Position in Assembly (as of 2013 election)
	Bharatiya Janata Party	122	165
	Indian National Congress	100	58
	Bahujan Samaj Party	7	4
	Samajwadi Party	1	0
	Others	0	3
Total		230

References

1. "THread - the Hindu Blog".
2. "Election Commission of India". Archived from the original on 2009-05-21. Retrieved 2009-05-21.