2019 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

For Lok Sabha election, see 2019 Indian general election in Haryana.

2019 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

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All 90 seats in the Haryana Legislative Assembly 46 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	68.30% ( 8.34%)
Majority party Minority party   Leader Manohar Lal Khattar Bhupinder Singh Hooda Party BJP INC Alliance NDA UPA Leader since 2014 2019 Leader's seat Karnal Garhi Sampla- Kiloi Last election 33.20%, 47 seats 20.58%, 15 seats Seats won 40 31 Seat change 7 16 Percentage 36.49% 28.08% Swing 3.29% 7.50%   Third party Fourth party   Leader Dushyant Chautala Abhay Singh Chautala Party JJP INLD Alliance - - Leader since 2018 2014 Leader's seat Uchana Kalan Ellenabad Last election New 24.11%, 19 seats Seats won 10 1 Seat change 10 18 Percentage 14.8% 2.44% Swing 14.8% 21.67%
Seatwise Result Map of the election
Structure of the Haryana Legislative Assembly after the election
Chief Minister before election Manohar Lal Khattar BJP Elected Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar BJP

Legislative Assembly election was held in the Indian state of Haryana on 21 October 2019 to elect all 90 members of the Haryana Legislative Assembly. ^{[1] [2]} The final voter turnout was recorded at 68.20%. ^[3] The results were announced on 24 October 2019. ^[4]

The Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party and formed the government in a post-poll alliance with the Jannayak Janta Party and seven Independent MLAs. ^[5] BJP's Manohar Lal Khattar and JJP President Dushyant Chautala were sworn in as Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister respectively of the BJP-JJP alliance government.

In the previous election in 2014, the Bharatiya Janata Party had won a majority and ended the 10-year rule of the Congress government in the state and Manohar Lal Khattar became the Chief Minister.

Elections

Schedule

Poll Event	Haryana
Notification date	27 September 2019
Last Date for filing Nominations	4 October 2019
Scrutiny of Nominations	5 October 2019
Last date for withdrawal of Candidature	7 October 2019
Date of Poll	21 October 2019
Counting of Votes	24 October 2019
Source: Business Today [1]

Voter turnout

After the final count the turnout was updated to 68.20%. ^[3] Fatehabad 73.7%, Kaithal 73.3%, Jagadhari 73%, and Hathin 72.5% had highest turnout. Gurugram 51.2%, Badkhal 51.3%, and Tigaon 53.2% had lowest turnout of just above 50%. ^[6]

Parties and alliances

   National Democratic Alliance

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested
1.	Bharatiya Janata Party				Manohar Lal Khattar	90

   United Progressive Alliance

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested
1.	Indian National Congress				Bhupinder Singh Hooda	90

   Jannayak Janata Party

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested
1.	Jannayak Janata Party				Dushyant Chautala	87

   INLD-SAD Alliance

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested
1.	Indian National Lok Dal				Abhay Singh Chautala	81
2.	Shiromani Akali Dal					3

List of Candidates

Constituency
		BJP			INC			JJP			INLD+ [7] [8]
1	Kalka		BJP	Latika Sharma		INC	Pardeep Chaudhary		JJP	Kiran Chaudhary		INLD	Satinder Singh
2	Panchkula		BJP	Gian Chand Gupta		INC	Chander Mohan		JJP	Ajay Gautam		INLD	Karundeep Chaudhary
3	Naraingarh		BJP	Surender Singh		INC	Shalley		JJP	Ram Singh Dhillon		INLD	Jagmal Singh Rolloyo
4	Ambala Cantt.		BJP	Anil Vij		INC	Venu Singla		Did not contest			Did not contest
5	Ambala City		BJP	Aseem Goel Naneola		INC	Jasbir Mallour		JJP	Harpal Singh Kamboj		Did not contest
6	Mulana (SC)		BJP	Rajbir Singh		INC	Varun Chaudhary		JJP	Amar Nath		INLD	Daya Rani
7	Sadhaura (SC)		BJP	Balwant Singh		INC	Renu Bala		JJP	Dr. Kusum Sherwal		INLD	Sushma Devi
8	Jagadhri		BJP	Kanwar Pal		INC	Akram Khan		JJP	Arjun Singh		INLD	Baljeet Sharma
9	Yamunanagar		BJP	Ghanshyam Dass		INC	Nirmal Chauhan		JJP	Salesh Tyagi		INLD	Dilbag Singh
10	Radaur		BJP	Karan Dev		INC	Bishan Lal		JJP	Manga Ram		INLD	Rajbeer
11	Ladwa		BJP	Dr. Pawan Saini		INC	Mewa Singh		JJP	Dr. Santosh Dahiya		INLD	Sapna Barshami
12	Shahbad		BJP	Krishan Kumar		INC	Anil Kumar Dhantori		JJP	Ram Karan		INLD	Sandeep Kumar
13	Thanesar		BJP	Subhash Sudha		INC	Ashok Kumar Arora		JJP	Yogesh Kumar		INLD	Kalawati
14	Pehowa		BJP	Sandeep Singh		INC	Mandeep Singh Chattha		JJP	Randhir Singh		INLD	Manjit Singh
15	Guhla (SC)		BJP	Para Ram Alias Ravi Taranwali		INC	Chaudhary Dilu Ram		JJP	Ishwar Singh		SAD	Ram Kumar Valmiki
16	Kalayat		BJP	Kamlesh Dhanda		INC	Jai Parkash		JJP	Satvinder Singh		INLD	Om Parkash
17	Kaithal		BJP	Leela Ram		INC	Randeep Singh Surjewala		JJP	Ramphal Malik		INLD	Anil Kumar
18	Pundri		BJP	Vedpal Advocate		INC	Satbir Bhana		JJP	Rajesh Kumar (Raju Dhull Pai)		INLD	Gian Singh
19	Nilokheri (SC)		BJP	Bhagwan Dass		INC	Banta Ram		JJP	Bhim Singh Jalala		INLD	Sonika Gill
20	Indri		BJP	Ram Kumar		INC	Dr. Navjot Kashyap		JJP	Gurdev Singh		INLD	Pardeep Kamboj
21	Karnal		BJP	Manohar Lal		INC	Tarlochan Singh		JJP	Tej Bahadur		Did not contest
22	Gharaunda		BJP	Harvinder Kalyan		INC	Anil Kumar		JJP	Umed Singh Kashyap		INLD	Maninder Rana
23	Assandh		BJP	Bakhshish Singh Virk		INC	Shamsher Singh Gogi		JJP	Brij Sharma		INLD	Dharmvir Padha
24	Panipat Rural		BJP	Mahipal Dhanda		INC	Om Parkash Jain		JJP	Devender Kadian		INLD	Kuldeep Rathee
25	Panipat City		BJP	Parmod Kumar Vij		INC	Sanjay Aggarwal		JJP	Jaidev Naultha		INLD	Suresh Saini
26	Israna (SC)		BJP	Krishan Lal Panwar		INC	Balbir Singh		JJP	Dayanand Urlana		INLD	Ravi Kalsan Bandh
27	Samalkha		BJP	Shashi Kant Kaushik		INC	Dharam Singh Chhoker		JJP	Brham Pal Rawal		INLD	Prem Lata
28	Ganaur		BJP	Nirmal Rani		INC	Kuldip Sharma		JJP	Randhir Singh Malik		INLD	Bijender Shekhpura
29	Rai		BJP	Mohan Lal Badoli		INC	Jai Tirath		JJP	Ajit Antil		INLD	Inderjit
30	Kharkhauda (SC)		BJP	Meena Rani		INC	Jaiveer Singh		JJP	Pawan Kumar		INLD	Vinod
31	Sonipat		BJP	Kavita Jain		INC	Surender Panwar		JJP	Amit		INLD	Balkishan Sharma
32	Gohana		BJP	Tirath Rana		INC	Jagbir Singh Malik		JJP	Kuldeep Malik		INLD	Om Parkash
33	Baroda		BJP	Yogeshwar Dutt		INC	Sri Krishan Hooda		JJP	Bhupinder Malik		INLD	Joginder
34	Julana		BJP	Parminder Singh Dhull		INC	Dharmender Singh Dhull		JJP	Amarjeet Dhanda		INLD	Amit Malik Nidani
35	Safidon		BJP	Bachan Singh Arya		INC	Subhash Gangoli		JJP	Dayanand Kundu		INLD	Joginder Kalwa
36	Jind		BJP	Dr. Krishan Lal Middha		INC	Anshul Singla		JJP	Mahabir Gupta		INLD	Vijender Kumar
37	Uchana kalan		BJP	Prem Lata		INC	Bal Ram		JJP	Dushyant Chautala		INLD	Satpal
38	Narwana (SC)		BJP	Santosh Rani		INC	Vidya Rani Danoda		JJP	Ram Niwas		INLD	Sushil Kumar
39	Tohana		BJP	Subhash Barala		INC	Paramvir Singh		JJP	Devender Singh Babli		INLD	Rajpal Saini
40	Fatehabad		BJP	Dura Ram		INC	Prahlad Singh Gillan Khera		JJP	Dr. Virender Siwatch		INLD	Suman Lata
41	Ratia (SC)		BJP	Lakshman Napa		INC	Jarnail Singh		JJP	Manju Bala		SAD	Kulvinder Singh
42	Kalawali (SC)		BJP	Balkaur Singh		INC	Shishpal Singh		JJP	Nirmal Singh Malri		SAD	Rajinder Singh Desujodha
43	Dabwali		BJP	Aditya		INC	Amit Sihag		JJP	Saravjit Singh Masitan		INLD	Dr. Sita Ram
44	Rania		BJP	Ram Chand Kamboj		INC	Vineet Kamboj		JJP	Kuldeep Singh		INLD	Ashok Kumar Verma
45	Sirsa		BJP	Pardeep Ratusaria		INC	Hoshiari Lal		JJP	Rajender Ganeriwala		Did not contest
46	Ellenabad		BJP	Pawan Beniwal		INC	Bharat Singh Beniwal		JJP	O. P. Sihag		INLD	Abhay Singh Chautala
47	Adampur		BJP	Sonali Phogat		INC	Kuldeep Bishnoi		JJP	Ramesh Kumar		INLD	Rajesh Godara
48	Uklana (SC)		BJP	Asha Khedar		INC	Bala Devi		JJP	Anoop Dhanak		INLD	Lalita Taank
49	Narnaund		BJP	Captain Abhimanyu		INC	Baljeet Sihag		JJP	Ram Kumar Gautam		INLD	Jassi Petwar
50	Hansi		BJP	Vinod Bhayana		INC	Om Prakash		JJP	Rahul Makkar		INLD	Kulbir Singh
51	Barwala		BJP	Surender Punia		INC	Bhupender Gangwa		JJP	Jogi Ram Sihag		INLD	Raghuvinder Khokha
52	Hisar		BJP	Dr. Kamal Gupta		INC	Ram Niwas Rara		JJP	Jitender Sheoran Manav		INLD	Pramod Bagri (Valmiki)
53	Nalwa		BJP	Ranbir Gangwa		INC	Randhir Panihar		JJP	Virender Choudhary		INLD	Satpal Kajla
54	Loharu		BJP	Jai Parkash Dalal		INC	Somvir Singh		JJP	Alka Arya		INLD	Raj Singh Gagarwas
55	Badhra		BJP	Sukhwinder		INC	Ranbir Singh Mahendra		JJP	Naina Singh		INLD	Vijay Kumar
56	Dadri		BJP	Babita Kumari		INC	Major Nirpender Singh Sangwan		JJP	Satpal Sangwan		INLD	Nitin Pal Janghu
57	Bhiwani		BJP	Ghanshyam Saraf		INC	Amar Singh Haluwasia		JJP	Dr. Shiv Shanker Bhardwaj		INLD	Anil Kathpalia
58	Tosham		BJP	Shashi Ranjan Parmar		INC	Kiran Choudhry		JJP	Sita Ram		INLD	Kamla Rani
59	Bawani Khera (SC)		BJP	Bishamber Singh		INC	Ramkishan Fauji		JJP	Ram Singh Vaid		INLD	Dharam Devi
60	Meham		BJP	Shamsher Kharkara		INC	Anand Singh Dangi		JJP	Hargian Mokhra		Did not contest
61	Garhi Sampla-Kiloi		BJP	Satish Nandal		INC	Bhupinder Singh Hooda		JJP	Dr. Sandeep Hooda		INLD	Krishan
62	Rohtak		BJP	Manish Kumar Grover		INC	Bharat Bhushan Batra		JJP	Rajesh Saini		INLD	Puneet
63	Kalanaur (SC)		BJP	Ramavtar Balmiki		INC	Shakuntla Khatak		JJP	Rajender Valmiki		INLD	Baljraj Khasa Bhalli
64	Bahadurgarh		BJP	Naresh Kaushik		INC	Rajinder Singh Joon		JJP	Sanjay Dalal		INLD	Nafe Singh Rathee
65	Badli		BJP	Omprakash Dhankhar		INC	Kuldeep Vats		JJP	Sanjay Kablana		INLD	Mahabir Gulia
66	Jhajjar (SC)		BJP	Rakesh Kumar		INC	Geeta Bhukkal		JJP	Naseeb Kumar		INLD	Jogender Singh
67	Beri		BJP	Vikram Kadian		INC	Dr. Raghuvir Singh Kadian		JJP	Upender Kadian		INLD	Om Pahlawan
68	Ateli		BJP	Sitaram		INC	Arjun Singh		JJP	Samrat		INLD	Neetu Yadav
69	Mahendragarh		BJP	Ram Bilas Sharma		INC	Rao Dan Singh		JJP	Foji Rao Ramesh Palri		INLD	Rajender Singh
70	Narnaul		BJP	Om Prakash Yadav		INC	Narender Singh		JJP	Kamlesh Saini		INLD	Rajesh Kumar
71	Nangal chaudhry		BJP	Dr. Abhe Singh Yadav		INC	Raja Ram		JJP	Mula Ram		INLD	Suman Devi
72	Bawal (SC)		BJP	Dr. Banwari Lal		INC	Dr. M.L. Ranga		JJP	Shyam Sunder Sabharwal		INLD	Sampat Ram Dahanwal
73	Kosli		BJP	Laxman Singh Yadav		INC	Yaduvender Singh		JJP	Ramphal S/o Richhpal		INLD	Kiran Pal Yadav
74	Rewari		BJP	Sunil Kumar		INC	Chiranjeev Rao		JJP	Malkhan Singh		INLD	Kamla Devi
75	Pataudi (SC)		BJP	Satya Parkash		INC	Sudhir Kumar		JJP	Deep Chand		INLD	Sukhbir Tanwar
76	Badshahpur		BJP	Manish Yadav		INC	Rao Kamalbir Singh (Mintu)		JJP	Rishi Raj Rana		INLD	Sonu Thakran
77	Gurgaon		BJP	Sudhir Singla		INC	Sukhbir Kataria		JJP	Sube Singh Bohra		INLD	Birham Parkash Jangra Advocate
78	Sohna		BJP	Sanjay Singh		INC	Shamsuddin		JJP	Rohtas Singh		INLD	Rohtash
79	Nuh		BJP	Zakir Hussain		INC	Aftab Ahmed		JJP	Tayyab Hussain		INLD	Nasir Husain
80	Ferozepur Jhirka		BJP	Naseem Ahmed		INC	Mamman Khan		JJP	Aman Ahmed		INLD	Ayyub Khan
81	Punahana		BJP	Nauksham Chaudhary		INC	Mohd Ilyas		JJP	Iqbal		INLD	Subhan Khan
82	Hathin		BJP	Praveen Dagar		INC	Mohammad Israil		JJP	Harsh Kumar		INLD	Rani Devi
83	Hodal (SC)		BJP	Jagdish Nayar		INC	Udai Bhan		JJP	Yashveer		INLD	Ram Pal
84	Palwal		BJP	Deepak Mangla		INC	Karan Singh		JJP	Gaya Lal		INLD	Satpal
85	Prithla		BJP	Sohan Pal		INC	Raghubir Tewatia		Did not contest			INLD	Narender Singh
86	Faridabad NIT		BJP	Nagender Bhadana		INC	Neeraj Sharma		JJP	Tejpal		INLD	Jagjit Pannu
87	Badkhal		BJP	Seema Trikha		INC	Vijay Pratap Singh		JJP	Islamudeen Pappu		INLD	Ajay Bhadana
88	Ballabhgarh		BJP	Mool Chand Sharma		INC	Anand Kaushik		Did not contest			INLD	Rohtash
89	Faridabad		BJP	Narender Gupta		INC	Lakhan Kumar Singla		JJP	Kuldeep Tewatia		Did not contest
90	Tigaon		BJP	Rajesh Nagar		INC	Lalit Nagar S/o Sh. Bharat Singh		JJP	Pardeep Chaudhary		INLD	Umesh Bhati

Surveys and Polls

Vote share

Publishing Date	Polling Agency
		NDA	UPA	Others
26 September 2019	ABP News – C Voter [9]	46 %	22%	32%
18 October 2019	IANS – C Voter [10]	47.5 %	21.4 %	30.7%

Best Choice for Chief Minister

Publishing Date	Polling Agency
		Manohar Lal Khattar	Bhupinder Singh Hooda	Dushyant Chautala	Ashok Tanwar	Abhay Chautala	Deepender Hooda	Om Prakash Chautala	Kuldeep Bishnoi	Naveen Jaihind	others	can't say
26 September 2019	ABP News – C Voter [9]	48.1 %	12.6%	11.1%	4.3	1.7	1.3	1	0.7	0.4	12.8	5.9

Seat Projections

Poll type	Publishing Date	Polling Agency				Majority
NDA	UPA	Others
Opinion polls	26 September 2019	ABP News-CVoter [9]	78	08	04	33
	26 September 2019	Patriotic Voter [11]	51	25	14	11
	27 September 2019	NewsX – Pollstrat [12]	76	06	08	31
	17 October 2019	Republic - Jan Ki Baat [13]	58-70	12-15	5-8	13-25
	18 October 2019	ABP-CVoter [14]	83	3	4	38
	18 October 2019	IANS-CVoter [15]	79-87	1-7	–	34-42
Exit polls		India Today - Axis [16]	32-44	30-42	6-10	HUNG
		TV9 - Bharatvarsh [17]	47	23	20	2
		News18 - IPSOS [17]	75	10	5	30
		Patriotic Voter [11]	46	26	18	1
		Republic Media - Jan Ki Baat [17]	52-63	15-19	12-18	7-18
		ABP News - C Voter [17]	72	8	10	27
		NewsX - Pollstrat [17]	75-80	9-12	1-4	30-35
		Times Now [17]	77	11	8	32

Detailed Results

Vote Share

1. BJP (36.5%)
2. INC (28.1%)
3. JJP (14.8%)
4. BSP (4.21%)
5. INLD (2.44%)
6. Independent (9.17%)
7. Other (4.77%)

Parties and coalitions		Popular vote			Seats
		Votes	%	±pp	Won	+/−
	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,569,016	36.49%	3.39	40	7
	Indian National Congress	3,515,498	28.08%	7.55	31	16
	Jannayak Janata Party	1,858,033	14.80%	New	10	10
	Indian National Lok Dal	305,486	2.44%	21.67	1	18
	Haryana Lokhit Party	81,641	0.66%	0.56	1	1
	Bahujan Samaj Party	518,812	4.21%	0.16	0	1
	Shiromani Akali Dal	47,336	0.38%	0.24	0	1
	Independents	1,129,942	9.17%	6.34	7	2
	None of the Above	65,270	0.53%
Total		12,520,177	100.00		90	±0
Valid votes		12,520,177	99.85
Invalid votes		19,076	0.15
Votes turnout		12,539,253	68.20
Abstentions		5,847,429	31.80
Registered voters		18,386,682

Democratic Standards

Performance of the political parties

During the election campaign, BJP had given the slogan of "75+" i.e. BJP will win more than 75 seats out of 90 seats in Haryana. But, BJP couldn't fulfill its target and it even lost the majority in the Legislative Assembly.

The INC emerged as the big gainer in the election. INC fought the election under the leadership of Selja Kumari and former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda. Though INC couldn't reach the majority mark of 46 seats, it gained 15 seats in comparison to the previous election and won 30 seats.

Barrier to entry and politics of rich

See also: Power is only for wealthy (plutocracy)

83.3% (75 out of 90) are crorepati, that is, they own assets worth at least ₹10,000,000. Average worth of 2019 assembly members is ₹18.29 crore compare to ₹12.97 crore in 2014. 93.5% of INC (29 of 31), 92.5% of BJP (37 of 40), and 70% of JJP (7 of 10) are crorepati. With ₹25.26 crore per MLA, the average wealth of JJP is highest. ^[18]

Criminality

See also: Criminality in politics, Strict criminal justice system, Lack of civil disobedience movement, and High tolerance of political criminality

Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), a think tank which does poll analysis for accountability and transparency in democracy, found that the 13.3% (12 of 90) elected MLAs face criminal cases, highest being 4 from INC, followed by 2 from BJP, 1 from JJP, and rest being independent or single MLA parties. ^[18]

Dynastism and nepotism

See also: Nepotistic dynasts of Haryana politics

Dynasts had field day in the election results, several dynasts across various parties won elections. ^[19]

Highest number of dynasts won from INC, namely Bhupinder Singh Hooda from Ranbir Singh Hooda, Kiran Choudhry from Bansi Lal clan, Kuldeep Bishnoi from Bhajan Lal clan, Chiranjeev Rao from Ajay Singh Yadav clan, Varun Chaudhary from Phool Chand Mullana; ^[19] as well as Rao Dan Singh related to Rao Narbir Singh ^{[20] [21]} Aftab Ahmed, son of 5 time MLA, Khurshid Ahmed, ^{[22] [23]} Amit Sihag Chautala is another dynast who became INC MLA from Dabwali, he is grandson of Devi Lal. ^[24]

Dynasts who won from BJP are Dura Ram of Bhajan Lal clan. ^{[25] [26]}

Highest number of winning dynasts were from the Devi Lal's Chautala clan which had fielded 6 family members from different parties and 5 of them won including Dushyant Chautala and his mother Naina Singh Chautala from JJP, Abhay Singh Chautala from INLD, and INC rebel Ranjit Singh Chautala as independent candidate; ^[19] as well as Amit Sihag Chautala from Dabwali as INC MLA. ^[24] This was followed by 2 from Bhajan Lal clan, namely Kuldeep Bishnoi ^[19] and Dura Ram. ^{[25] [26]} Lone HLP party MLA Gopal Kanda is also from political family as his father too had contested General Elections in the past on Jan Sangh ticket. ^[27]

Lack of female empowerment

See also: Women's empowerment; Women in India; Bride trafficking in Haryana; and Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana

Only 9 (10% of total legislature membership) female candidate were elected, 4 from Congress, 3 from BJP, 1 from JJP and 1 independent. ^[28]

Educational standards of candidates

See also: HDI Education Index and List of international education and innovation rankings

According to ADR report, only 69% (62 of 90) have at least a bachelor's degree, ^[18] i.e. 31% lack even the basic degree,

Results by district

District	Seats	BJP	INC	JJP	Others
Ambala Division
Panchkula	2	1	1	0	0
Ambala	4	2	2	0	0
Yamunanagar	4	2	2	0	0
Kurukshetra	4	2	1	1	0
Karnal Division
Kaithal	4	2	0	1	1
Karnal	5	3	1	0	1
Panipat	4	2	2	0	0
Rohtak Division
Sonipat	6	2	4	0	0
Bhiwani	4	3	1	0	0
Charkhi Dadri	2	0	0	1	1
Rohtak	4	0	3	0	1
Jhajjar	4	0	4	0	0
Hisar Division
Jind	5	1	1	3	0
Fatehabad	3	2	0	1	0
Sirsa	5	0	2	0	3
Hisar	7	3	1	3	0
Gurgaon Division
Mahendragarh	4	3	1	0	0
Rewari	3	2	1	0	0
Gurgaon	4	3	0	0	1
Faridabad Division
Nuh	3	0	3	0	0
Palwal	3	3	0	0	0
Faridabad	6	4	1	0	1
Total	90	40	31	10	9

Results by constituency

Constituency		Winner					Runner-up					Margin
		Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Votes	%
1	Kalka	Pardeep Chaudhary		INC	57,948	45.26	Latika Sharma		BJP	52,017	40.63	5,931	4.63
2	Panchkula	Gian Chand Gupta		BJP	61,537	48.84	Chander Mohan		INC	55,904	44.37	5,633	4.47
3	Naraingarh	Shalley Chaudhary		INC	53,470	39.56	Surender Singh		BJP	32,870	24.32	20,600	15.24
4	Ambala Cantt.	Anil Vij		BJP	64,571	53.04	Chitra Sarwara		IND	44,406	36.48	20,165	16.56
5	Ambala City	Aseem Goel		BJP	64,896	42.20	Nirmal Singh Mohra		IND	55,944	36.38	8,952	5.82
6	Mulana (SC)	Varun Chaudhary		INC	67,051	43.60	Rajbir Singh		BJP	65,363	42.50	1,688	1.10
7	Sadhaura (SC)	Renu Bala		INC	65,806	40.01	Balwant Singh		BJP	48,786	29.66	17,020	10.35
8	Jagadhri	Kanwar Pal		BJP	66,376	38.88	Akram Khan		INC	50,003	29.29	16,373	9.59
9	Yamunanagar	Ghanshyam Dass		BJP	64,848	43.02	Dilbag Singh		INLD	63,393	42.05	1,455	0.97
10	Radaur	Bishan Lal Saini		INC	54,087	38.05	Karan Dev		BJP	51,546	36.26	2,541	1.79
11	Ladwa	Mewa Singh Singroha		INC	57,665	41.86	Dr. Pawan Saini		BJP	45,028	32.69	12,637	9.17
12	Shahbad	Ram Karan		JJP	69,233	55.35	Krishan Kumar		BJP	32,106	25.67	37,127	29.68
13	Thanesar	Subhash Sudha		BJP	55,759	43.03	Ashok Kumar Arora		INC	54,917	42.38	842	0.65
14	Pehowa	Sandeep Singh		BJP	42,613	34.69	Mandeep Singh Chattha		INC	37,299	30.36	5,314	4.33
15	Guhla (SC)	Ishwar Singh		JJP	36,518	27.82	Chaudhary Dilu Ram		INC	31,944	24.33	4,574	3.49
16	Kalayat	Kamlesh Dhanda		BJP	53,805	35.19	Jai Parkash		INC	44,831	29.32	8,974	5.87
17	Kaithal	Leela Ram		BJP	72,664	45.79	Randeep Singh Surjewala		INC	71,418	45.00	1,246	0.79
18	Pundri	Randhir Singh Gollen		IND	41,008	29.94	Satbir Bhana		INC	28,184	20.58	12,824	9.36
19	Nilokheri (SC)	Dharam Pal Gonder		IND	42,979	32.02	Bhagwan Das KabirPanthi		BJP	40,757	30.37	2,222	1.65
20	Indri	Ram Kumar Kashyap		BJP	54,221	38.01	Rakesh Kamboj		IND	46,790	32.80	7,431	5.21
21	Karnal	Manohar Lal Khattar		BJP	79,906	63.72	Tarlochan Singh		INC	34,718	27.68	45,188	36.04
22	Gharaunda	Harvinder Kalyan		BJP	67,209	46.71	Anil Kumar		INC	49,807	34.62	17,402	12.09
23	Assandh	Shamsher Singh Gogi		INC	32,114	20.94	Narender Singh		BSP	30,411	19.83	1,703	1.11
24	Panipat Rural	Mahipal Dhanda		BJP	67,086	40.77	Devender Kadian		JJP	45,125	27.42	21,961	13.35
25	Panipat City	Parmod Kumar Vij		BJP	76,863	62.84	Sanjay Aggarwal		INC	37,318	30.51	39,545	32.33
26	Israna (SC)	Balbir Singh		INC	61,376	48.21	Krishan Lal Panwar		BJP	41,361	32.49	20,015	15.72
27	Samalkha	Dharam Singh Chhoker		INC	81,898	52.16	Shashi Kant Kaushik		BJP	66,956	42.64	14,942	9.52
28	Ganaur	Nirmal Rani		BJP	57,830	48.33	Kuldip Sharma		INC	47,550	39.74	10,280	8.59
29	Rai	Mohan Lal Badoli		BJP	45,377	37.99	Jai Tirath		INC	42,715	35.76	2,662	2.23
30	Kharkhauda (SC)	Jaiveer Singh		INC	38,577	38.05	Pawan Kharkhoda		JJP	37,033	36.53	1,544	1.52
31	Sonipat	Surender Panwar		INC	79,438	59.51	Kavita Jain		BJP	46,560	34.88	32,878	24.63
32	Gohana	Jagbir Singh Malik		INC	39,531	33.39	Raj Kumar Saini		LSP	35,379	29.88	4,152	3.51
33	Baroda	Krishan Hooda		INC	42,566	34.67	Yogeshwar Dutt		BJP	37,726	30.73	4,840	3.94
34	Julana	Amarjeet Dhanda		JJP	61,942	49.01	Parminder Singh Dhull		BJP	37,749	29.87	24,193	19.14
35	Safidon	Subhash Gangoli		INC	57,468	42.28	Bachan Singh Arya		BJP	53,810	39.58	3,658	2.70
36	Jind	Krishan Lal Middha		BJP	58,370	47.20	Mahabir Gupta		JJP	45,862	37.09	12,508	10.11
37	Uchana Kalan	Dushyant Chautala		JJP	92,504	58.39	Prem Lata		BJP	45,052	28.44	47,452	29.95
38	Narwana (SC)	Ramniwas Surjakhera		JJP	79,578	51.91	Santosh Rani		BJP	48,886	31.89	30,692	20.02
39	Tohana	Devender Singh Babli		JJP	100,752	56.72	Subhash Barala		BJP	48,450	27.28	52,302	29.44
40	Fatehabad	Dura Ram		BJP	77,369	41.97	Dr. Virender Siwatch		JJP	74,069	40.18	3,300	1.79
41	Ratia (SC)	Lakshman Napa		BJP	55,160	34.97	Jarnail Singh		INC	53,944	34.20	1,216	0.77
42	Kalawali (SC)	Shishpal Singh		INC	53,059	39.76	Rajinder Singh Desujodha		SAD	33,816	25.34	19,243	14.42
43	Dabwali	Amit Sihag		INC	66,885	42.57	Aditya Devilal		BJP	51,238	32.61	15,647	9.96
44	Rania	Ranjit Singh Chautala		IND	53,825	37.48	Gobind Kanda		HLP	34,394	23.95	19,431	13.53
45	Sirsa	Gopal Kanda		HLP	44,915	31.65	Gokul Setia		IND	44,313	31.23	602	0.42
46	Ellenabad	Abhay Singh Chautala		INLD	57,055	37.86	Pawan Beniwal		BJP	45,133	29.95	11,922	7.91
47	Adampur	Kuldeep Bishnoi		INC	63,693	51.70	Sonali Phogat		BJP	34,222	27.78	29,471	23.92
48	Uklana (SC)	Anoop Dhanak		JJP	65,369	46.84	Asha Khedar		BJP	41,676	29.87	23,693	16.97
49	Narnaund	Ram Kumar Gautam		JJP	73,435	47.89	Captain Abhimanyu		BJP	61,406	40.04	12,029	7.85
50	Hansi	Vinod Bhayana		BJP	53,191	41.65	Rahul Makkar		JJP	30,931	24.22	22,260	17.43
51	Barwala	Jogi Ram Sihag		JJP	45,868	36.69	Surender Punia		BJP	41,960	33.56	3,908	3.13
52	Hisar	Dr. Kamal Gupta		BJP	49,675	50.39	Ram Niwas Rara		INC	33,843	34.33	15,832	16.06
53	Nalwa	Ranbir Gangwa		BJP	47,523	41.09	Randhir Panihar		INC	37,851	32.72	9,672	8.37
54	Loharu	Jai Parkash Dalal		BJP	61,365	44.02	Somvir Singh		INC	43,688	31.34	17,677	12.68
55	Badhra	Naina Singh Chautala		JJP	52,938	40.09	Ranbir Singh Mahendra		INC	39,234	29.72	13,704	10.37
56	Dadri	Somveer Sangwan		IND	43,849	34.66	Satpal Sangwan		JJP	29,577	23.38	14,272	11.28
57	Bhiwani	Ghanshyam Saraf		BJP	61,704	47.40	Dr. Shiv Shanker Bhardwaj		JJP	33,820	25.98	27,884	21.42
58	Tosham	Kiran Choudhry		INC	72,699	49.72	Shashi Ranjan Parmar		BJP	54,640	37.37	18,059	12.35
59	Bawani Khera (SC)	Bishamber Singh		BJP	52,387	38.51	Ramkishan Fauji		INC	41,492	30.50	10,895	8.01
60	Meham	Balraj Kundu		IND	49,418	35.39	Anand Singh Dangi		INC	37,371	26.76	12,047	8.63
61	Garhi Sampla-Kiloi	Bhupinder Singh Hooda		INC	97,755	65.82	Satish Nandal		BJP	39,443	26.56	58,312	39.26
62	Rohtak	Bharat Bhushan Batra		INC	50,437	43.93	Manish Grover		BJP	47,702	41.54	2,735	2.39
63	Kalanaur (SC)	Shakuntla Khatak		INC	62,151	46.53	Ramavtar Balmiki		BJP	51,527	38.58	10,624	7.95
64	Bahadurgarh	Rajinder Singh Joon		INC	55,825	40.77	Naresh Kaushik		BJP	40,334	29.45	15,491	11.32
65	Badli	Kuldeep Vats		INC	45,441	37.54	Om Prakash Dhankar		BJP	34,196	28.25	11,245	9.29
66	Jhajjar (SC)	Geeta Bhukkal		INC	46,480	41.80	Rakesh Kumar		BJP	31,481	28.31	14,999	13.49
67	Beri	Raghuvir Singh Kadian		INC	46,022	39.40	Vikram Kadian		BJP	33,070	28.31	12,952	11.09
68	Ateli	Sitaram		BJP	55,793	43.97	Atar Lal		BSP	37,387	29.46	18,406	14.51
69	Mahendragarh	Rao Dan Singh		INC	46,478	32.43	Ram Bilas Sharma		BJP	36,258	25.30	10,220	7.13
70	Narnaul	Om Prakash Yadav		BJP	42,732	43.21	Kamlesh Saini		JJP	28,017	28.33	14,715	14.88
71	Nangal Chaudhry	Abhe Singh Yadav		BJP	55,529	53.57	Mula Ram		JJP	34,914	33.68	20,615	19.89
72	Bawal (SC)	Dr. Banwari Lal		BJP	69,049	47.99	Dr. M.L. Ranga		INC	36,804	25.58	32,245	22.41
73	Kosli	Laxman Singh Yadav		BJP	78,813	52.42	Yaduvender Singh		INC	40,189	26.73	38,624	25.69
74	Rewari	Chiranjeev Rao		INC	43,870	27.82	Sunil Kumar		BJP	42,553	26.99	1,317	0.83
75	Pataudi (SC)	Satya Prakash Jaravata		BJP	60,633	44.20	Narender Singh Pahari		IND	24,054	17.53	36,579	26.67
76	Badshahpur	Rakesh Daultabad		IND	106,827	47.06	Manish Yadav		BJP	96,641	42.58	10,186	4.48
77	Gurgaon	Sudhir Singla		BJP	81,953	43.33	Mohit Grover		IND	48,638	25.72	33,315	17.61
78	Sohna	Sanjay Singh		BJP	59,117	36.16	Rohtas Singh		JJP	46,664	28.54	12,453	7.62
79	Nuh	Chaudhary Aftab Ahmed		INC	52,311	41.77	Zakir Hussain		BJP	48,273	38.55	4,038	3.22
80	Ferozepur Jhirka	Mamman Khan		INC	84,546	57.62	Naseem Ahmed		BJP	47,542	32.40	37,004	25.22
81	Punahana	Chaudhary Mohammad Ilyas		INC	35,092	28.76	Rahish Khan		IND	34,276	28.09	816	0.67
82	Hathin	Praveen Dagar		BJP	46,744	29.19	Mohammad Israil		INC	43,857	27.38	2,887	1.81
83	Hodal (SC)	Jagdish Nayar		BJP	55,864	45.80	Udai Bhan		INC	52,477	43.02	3,387	2.78
84	Palwal	Deepak Mangla		BJP	89,426	55.60	Karan Singh Dalal		INC	61,130	38.01	28,296	17.59
85	Prithla	Nayan Pal Rawat		IND	64,625	43.95	Raghubir Tewatia		INC	48,196	32.78	16,429	11.17
86	Faridabad NIT	Neeraj Sharma		INC	61,697	38.86	Nagender Bhadana		BJP	58,455	36.82	3,242	2.04
87	Badkhal	Seema Trikha		BJP	58,550	43.26	Vijay Pratap Singh		INC	56,005	41.38	2,545	1.88
88	Ballabhgarh	Mool Chand Sharma		BJP	66,708	54.42	Anand Kaushik		INC	24,995	20.39	41,713	34.03
89	Faridabad	Narender Gupta		BJP	65,887	54.41	Lakhan Kumar Singla		INC	44,174	36.48	21,713	17.93
90	Tigaon	Rajesh Nagar		BJP	97,126	57.38	Lalit Nagar		INC	63,285	37.39	33,841	19.99

Bypolls (2019-2024)

S.No	Date	Constituency	MLA before election	Party before election		Elected MLA	Party after election
33	3 November 2020	Baroda	Krishan Hooda		Indian National Congress	Indu Raj Narwal		Indian National Congress
46	30 October 2021	Ellenabad	Abhay Singh Chautala		Indian National Lok Dal	Abhay Singh Chautala		Indian National Lok Dal
47	3 November 2022	Adampur	Kuldeep Bishnoi		Indian National Congress	Bhavya Bishnoi		Bharatiya Janata Party
21	25 May 2024	Karnal	Manohar Lal Khattar		Bharatiya Janata Party	Nayab Singh Saini

See also

• India portal

• 2019 Indian general election in Haryana
• 2019 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election
• 2019 elections in India
• Elections in Haryana
• Political dynasties of Haryana and corruption

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External links

• Haryana Assembly Election Result 2019 Counting Live on News Nation
• 2019 Lok Sabha Polls on Moneycontrol.com
• 2019 Haryana Assembly Polls on The Economic Times