2024 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh

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2024 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh
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All 80 Uttar Pradesh seats in the Lok Sabha
Opinion polls
Turnout56.92% (Decrease2.svg 2.29 pp)
 
Akhilesh Yadav.jpg
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Leader Akhilesh Yadav Narendra Modi
Alliance INDIA NDA
Leader since20112014
Leader's seat Kannauj Varanasi
Last election24.47%, 6 seats51.19%, 64 seats
Seats won4336
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 37Decrease2.svg 30
Percentage43.52%43.69%
SwingIncrease2.svg 19.05 pp Decrease2.svg 7.50 pp
2024 Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha election results.svg
Seatwise Result Map of the 2024 general election in Uttar Pradesh
Prime Minister before election

Narendra Modi
BJP

Prime Minister after election

Narendra Modi
BJP

The 2024 Indian general election was held in Uttar Pradesh in seven phases from 19 April to 1 June to elect 80 members of the 18th Lok Sabha, with the results declared on 4 June. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] Bypolls for Dadraul, Lucknow East, Gainsari, and Duddhi assembly constituencies were held alongside this election. [6] [7] [8] [9]

Contents

Uttar Pradesh, along with Bihar and West Bengal, were the only states where the 2024 Indian general election was held in all 7 phases. [10]

All opinion polls and exit polls forecasted a landslide win for the BJP, but the INDIA alliance of SP and INC instead won 43 seats, more than the half parliamentary seat in the state.

Election schedule

Schedule of 2024 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh for each constituency 2024 Indian general election in UP schedule.svg
Schedule of 2024 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh for each constituency
Poll eventPhase
IIIIIIIVVVIVII
Notification Date20 March28 March12 April18 April26 April29 April7 May
Last Date for filing nomination27 March4 April19 April25 April3 May6 May14 May
Scrutiny of nomination28 March5 April20 April26 April4 May7 May15 May
Last Date for withdrawal of nomination30 March8 April22 April29 April6 May9 May17 May
Date of poll19 April26 April7 May13 May20 May25 May1 June
Date of counting of votes/Result4 June 2024
No. of constituencies881013141413

Parties and alliances

   National Democratic Alliance

2024 Lok Sabha Election in Uttar Pradesh NDA Seat Share.jpg

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderContesting Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party BJP flag.svg Lotus flower symbol.svg Narendra Modi 7475
NISHAD No image available.svg Sanjay Nishad 1 [11]
Apna Dal (Sonelal) No image available.svg Anupriya Patel 2
Rashtriya Lok Dal Rashtriya Lok Dal Flag new.jpg Indian Election Symbol Hand Pump.png Jayant Chaudhary 2
Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party No image available.svg No image available.svg Om Prakash Rajbhar 1
Total80

   Indian National Developmental Inclusive
      Alliance

2024 Lok Sabha Election in Uttar Pradesh INDIA Seat Share.jpg

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderContesting Seats
Samajwadi Party Samajwadi Party.png Indian Election Symbol Cycle.png Akhilesh Yadav 62
Indian National Congress Indian National Congress Flag.svg Hand INC.svg Ajay Rai 17
All India Trinamool Congress All India Trinamool Congress flag (2).svg All India Trinamool Congress symbol 2021.svg Lalitesh Pati Tripathi 1
Total80

Others

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderContesting Seats
Bahujan Samaj Party Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party.svg Indian Election Symbol Elephant.png Mayawati 79
Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) Azad samaj party symbol.png No image available.svg Chandrashekhar Azad 8
Communist Party of India CPI-banner.svg CPI symbol.svg 5

Candidates

Constituency
NDA INDIA BSP
1 Saharanpur BJP Raghav Lakhanpal INC Imran Masood BSP Majid Ali
2 Kairana BJP Pradeep Kumar Chaudhary SP Iqra Choudhary BSP Sripal
3 Muzaffarnagar BJP Sanjeev Balyan SP Harendra Singh Malik BSP Dara Singh Prajapati
4 Bijnor RLD Chandan Chauhan SP Deepak Saini BSP Vijender Singh
5 Nagina BJP Om Kumar SP Manoj Kumar Paras BSP Surendra Pal Singh
6 Moradabad BJP Kunwar Sarvesh Kumar Singh SP Ruchi Veera BSP Irfan Saifi
7 Rampur BJP Ghanshyam Singh Lodhi SP Mohibbullah Nadvi BSP Zeeshan Khan
8 Sambhal BJP Parmeshwar Lal Saini SP Zia ur Rahman Barq BSP Saulat Ali
9 Amroha BJP Kanwar Singh Tanwar INC Danish Ali BSP Mujahid Husain
10 Meerut BJP Arun Govil SP Sunita Verma BSP Devvrat Kumar Tyagi
11 Baghpat RLD Rajkumar Sangwan SP Amarpal Sharma BSP Praveen Bansal
12 Ghaziabad BJP Atul Garg INC Dolly Sharma BSP Nand Kishore Pundir
13 Gautam Buddha Nagar BJP Mahesh Sharma SP Mahendra Nagar BSP Rajendra Singh Solanki
14 Bulandshahr BJP Bhola Singh INC Shivram Valmiki BSP Girish Chandra
15 Aligarh BJP Satish Kumar Gautam SP Bijendra Singh BSP Hitendra Kumar 'Bunty' Upadhyay
16 Hathras BJP Anoop Pradhan SP Jasveer Valmiki BSP Hembabu Dhangar
17 Mathura BJP Hema Malini INC Mukesh Dhangar BSP Suresh Singh
18 Agra BJP S. P. Singh Baghel SP Suresh Chand Kardam BSP Pooja Amrohi
19 Fatehpur Sikri BJP Raj Kumar Chahar INC Ramnath Sikarwar BSP Ramniwas Sharma
20 Firozabad BJP Thakur Vishwadeep Singh SP Akshay Yadav BSP Chaudhary Basheer Ahmad
21 Mainpuri BJP Thakur Jaivir Singh SP Dimple Yadav BSP Shiv Prasad Yadav
22 Etah BJP Rajveer Singh SP Devesh Shakya BSP Mohd. Irfan
23 Badaun BJP Durvijay Singh Shakya SP Aditya Yadav BSP Muslim Khan
24 Aonla BJP Dharmendra Kashyap SP Neeraj Maurya BSP Abid Ali
25 Bareilly BJP Chhatrapal Singh Gangwar SP Praveen Singh Aron
26 Pilibhit BJP Jitin Prasada SP Bhagwat Sharan Gangwar BSP Anis Ahmed Khan
27 Shahjahanpur BJP Arun Kumar Sagar SP Jyotsna Gond BSP Dod Ram Verma
28 Kheri BJP Ajay Mishra Teni SP Utkarsh Verma BSP Akshay Kalra
29 Dhaurahra BJP Rekha Verma SP Anand Bhadauriya BSP Shyam Kishor Awasthi
30 Sitapur BJP Rajesh Verma INC Rakesh Rathore BSP Mahendra Singh Yadav
31 Hardoi BJP Jai Prakash Rawat SP Usha Verma BSP Bhimrao Ambedkar
32 Misrikh BJP Ashok Kumar Rawat SP Sangita Rajwanshi BSP B R Ahirwar
33 Unnao BJP Sakshi Maharaj SP Annu Tandon BSP Ashok Pandey
34 Mohanlalganj BJP Kaushal Kishore SP R. K. Chaudhary BSP Rajesh Kumar
35 Lucknow BJP Rajnath Singh SP Ravidas Mehrotra BSP Mohammad Sarvar Malik
36 Rae Bareli BJP Dinesh Pratap Singh INC Rahul Gandhi BSP Thakur Prasad Yadav
37 Amethi BJP Smriti Irani INC Kishori Lal Sharma BSP Nanhe Singh Chauhan
38 Sultanpur BJP Menaka Gandhi SP Rambhual Nishad BSP Udraj Verma
39 Pratapgarh BJP Sangam Lal Gupta SP S. P. Singh Patel BSP Prathmesh Mishra
40 Farrukhabad BJP Mukesh Rajput SP Naval Kishore Shakya BSP Kranti Pandey
41 Etawah BJP Ram Shankar Katheria SP Jitendra Kumar Dohare BSP Sarika Singh Baghel
42 Kannauj BJP Subrat Pathak SP Akhilesh Yadav BSP Imran bin Zafar
43 Kanpur BJP Ramesh Awasthi INC Alok Misra BSP Kuldeep Bhadauriya
44 Akbarpur BJP Devendra Singh SP Raja Ram Pal BSP Rajesh Kumar Dwivedi
45 Jalaun BJP Bhanu Pratap Singh Verma SP Narayan Das Ahirwar BSP Suresh Chandra Gautam
46 Jhansi BJP Anurag Sharma INC Pradeep Jain Aditya BSP Ravi Prakash
47 Hamirpur BJP Pushpendra Singh Chandel SP Ajendra Singh Lodhi BSP Nirdosh Kumar Dixit
48 Banda BJP R. K. Singh Patel SP Krishna Devi Patel BSP Mayank Dwivedi
49 Fatehpur BJP Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti SP Naresh Uttam Patel BSP Manish Singh Sachan
50 Kaushambi BJP Vinod Sonkar SP Pushpendra Saroj BSP Shubh Narayan
51 Phulpur BJP Praveen Patel SP Amarnath Maurya BSP Jagannath Pal
52 Allahabad BJP Neeraj Tripathi INC Ujjwal Rewati Raman Singh BSP Ramesh Kumar Patel
53 Barabanki BJP Rajrani Rawat INC Tanuj Punia BSP Shiv Kumar Doharey
54 Faizabad BJP Lallu Singh SP Awadhesh Prasad BSP Sachidanand Pandey
55 Ambedkar Nagar BJP Ritesh Pandey SP Lalji Verma BSP Qamar Hayat
56 Bahraich BJP Anand Kumar Gond SP Ramesh Gautam BSP Brijesh Kumar
57 Kaiserganj BJP Karan Bhushan Singh SP Bhagat Ram Mishra BSP Narendra Pandey
58 Shravasti BJP Saket Mishra SP Ram Shiromani Verma BSP Muinuddin Ahamad Khan
59 Gonda BJP Kirti Vardhan Singh SP Shreya Verma BSP Saurabh
60 Domariyaganj BJP Jagdambika Pal SP Bhishma Shankar Tiwari BSP Mohd. Nadeem
61 Basti BJP Harish Dwivedi SP Ram Prasad Chaudhary BSP Lavkush Patel
62 Sant Kabir Nagar BJP Praveen Kumar Nishad SP Laxmikant alias Pappu Nishad BSP Nadeem Ashraf
63 Maharajganj BJP Pankaj Chaudhary INC Virendra Chaudhary BSP Saiyad Danish
64 Gorakhpur BJP Ravi Kishan SP Kajal Nishad BSP Javed Simnani
65 Kushinagar BJP Vijay Kumar Dubey SP Ajay Pratap Singh BSP Shubh Narayan Chauhan
66 Deoria BJP Shashank Mani Tripathi INC Akhilesh Pratap Singh BSP Sandesh
67 Bansgaon BJP Kamlesh Paswan INC Sadal Prasad BSP Ramsamujh
68 Lalganj BJP Neelam Sonkar SP Daroga Saroj BSP Indu Chaudhry
69 Azamgarh BJP Dinesh Lal Yadav 'Nirahua' SP Dharmendra Yadav BSP Mashood Ansari
70 Ghosi SBSP Arvind Rajbhar SP Rajeev Kumar Rai BSP Balkrishna Chauhan
71 Salempur BJP Ravindra Kushawaha SP Ramashankar Rajbhar BSP Bhim Rajbhar
72 Ballia BJP Neeraj Shekhar SP Sanatan Pandey BSP Lallan Singh Yadav
73 Jaunpur BJP Kripashankar Singh SP Babu Singh Kushwaha BSP Shyam Singh Yadav
74 Machhlishahr BJP B. P. Saroj SP Priya Saroj BSP Kripa Shankar Saroj
75 Ghazipur BJP Paras Nath Rai SP Afzal Ansari BSP Umesh Singh
76 Chandauli BJP Mahendra Nath Pandey SP Virendra Singh BSP Satyendra Maurya
77 Varanasi BJP Narendra Modi INC Ajay Rai BSP Athar Jamaal Lari
78 Bhadohi BJP Vinod Kumar Bind AITC Lalitesh Pati Tripathi BSP Harishankar Singh Chauhan
79 Mirzapur AD(S) Anupriya Patel SP Ramesh Chand Bind BSP Manish Tripathi
80 Robertsganj AD(S) Rinki Kol SP Chhotelal Kharwar BSP Dhaneshwar Gautam

Issues

Paper leak

The UPPSC police recruitment exam was held on 17 and 18 February. [12] Some candidates and student organisations alleged that other candidates had the question paper 8–12 hours prior to the exam, and that it was available at a price between ₹50,000 (US$603) and ₹200,000 (US$2,413). On 19 February, the UP Police Recruitment Board chairperson Renuka Mishra said that there was no evidence to prove that there was a paper leak before the exam, while simultaneously constituting an internal committee to investigate the allegations. [13] On 23 February, a large number of students protested in Lucknow, questioning the authenticity of the exam and demanding cancellation & re-examination. Another group protested at the UPPSC headquarters at Prayagraj the same day. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi and Samajwadi Party supremo Akhilesh Yadav tweeted in support of the students' protest, calling for a CBI probe into the incident. [14] [12] Protesting students ran the hashtag #ReExam_RO_ARO on social media. [15] On 24 February, chief minister Yogi Adityanath announced that the exam had been cancelled and a re-exam would be conducted within the next 6 months. [16]

Surveys and polls

Opinion polls

Polling agencyDate publishedMargin of ErrorLead
NDA INDIA BSP Others
ABP News-CVoter March 2024 [17] ±5%74600NDA
India Today-CVoterFebruary 2024 [18] ±3-5%72800NDA
ABP News-CVoter December 2023 [19] ±3-5%73-754-60-20NDA
Times Now-ETG December 2023 [20] ±3%70-744-80-11-3NDA
India TV-CNXOctober 2023 [21] ±3%73700NDA
Times Now-ETG September 2023 [22] ±3%70-744-81-30-1NDA
August 2023 [23] ±3%69-735-90-11-3NDA
India Today-CVoter August 2023 [24] ±3-5%72800NDA
ABP News-MatrizeMarch 2023 [25] ±3%67-731-20-43-6NDA
Polling agencyDate publishedMargin of ErrorLead
NDA INDIA BSP Others
ABP News-CVoter March 2024 [26] ±5%51%35%8%6%16
India Today-CVoterFebruary 2024 [18] ±3-5%52%36%12%16
India Today-CVoterAugust 2023 [27] ±3-5%49%38%13%11

Exit polls

Polling agencyLead
NDA INDIA BSP Others
Republic-PMarq691100NDA
DB Live 46-4832-3400NDA
IndiaNews Dynamics691100NDA
India TV-CNX62-6812-160-10NDA
India-Today Axis My India64-6713-160-10NDA
Jan Ki Baat68-746-1200NDA
News Nation 671300NDA
News24-Today's Chanakya681200NDA
2019 election 646100NDA
Actual Results364301

Voter turnout

Phase wise

PhaseDateConstituenciesVoter Turnout
I19 April 2024 Saharanpur, Kairana, Muzaffarnagar, Bijnor, Nagina, Moradabad, Rampur, Pilibhit 61.11%
II26 April 2024 Amroha, Meerut, Baghpat, Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Bulandshahr, Aligarh, Mathura 55.19%
III7 May 2024 Sambhal, Hathras, Agra, Fatehpur Sikri, Firozabad, Mainpuri, Etah, Badaun, Bareilly, Aonla 57.55%
IV13 May 2024 Shahjahanpur, Kheri, Dhaurahra, Sitapur, Hardoi, Misrikh, Unnao, Farrukhabad, Etawah, Kannauj, Kanpur, Akbarpur, Bahraich 58.22%
V20 May 2024 Mohanlalganj, Lucknow, Rae Bareli, Amethi, Jalaun, Jhansi, Hamirpur, Banda, Fatehpur, Kaushambi, Barabanki, Faizabad, Kaiserganj, Gonda,58.02%
VI25 May 2024 Sultanpur, Pratapgarh, Phulpur, Allahabad, Ambedkar Nagar, Shravasti, Domariyaganj, Basti, Sant Kabir Nagar, Lalganj, Azamgarh, Jaunpur, Machhlishahr, Bhadohi 54.04 %
VII1 June 2024 Maharajganj, Gorakhpur, Kushinagar,Deoria, Bansgaon, Ghosi, Salempur, Ballia, Ghazipur, Chandauli, Varanasi, Mirzapur, Robertsganj 55.85%
Total

Constituency wise

ConstituencyPoll DateTurnoutSwing (±pp)
1 Saharanpur 19 April 202466.14%Decrease2.svg 4.73
2 Kairana 62.46%Decrease2.svg 4.99
3 Muzaffarnagar 59.13%Decrease2.svg 9.29
4 Bijnor 58.73%Decrease2.svg 7.49
5 Nagina 60.75%Decrease2.svg 2.91
6 Moradabad 62.18%Decrease2.svg 3.28
7 Rampur 55.85%Decrease2.svg 7.34
8 Sambhal 7 May 202462.91%Decrease2.svg 1.82
9 Amroha 26 April 202464.58%Decrease2.svg 6.47
10 Meerut 58.94%Decrease2.svg 5.35
11 Baghpat 56.16%Decrease2.svg 8.52
12 Ghaziabad 49.88%Decrease2.svg 6.01
13 Gautam Buddha Nagar 53.63%Decrease2.svg 6.86
14 Bulandshahr 56.16%Decrease2.svg 6.76
15 Aligarh 56.93%Decrease2.svg 4.75
16 Hathras 7 May 202455.71%Decrease2.svg 6.05
17 Mathura 26 April 202449.41%Decrease2.svg 11.67
18 Agra 7 May 202454.08%Decrease2.svg 5.04
19 Fatehpur Sikri 57.19%Decrease2.svg 3.23
20 Firozabad 58.53%Decrease2.svg 1.60
21 Mainpuri 58.73%Increase2.svg 1.96
22 Etah 59.31%Decrease2.svg 2.39
23 Badaun 54.35%Decrease2.svg 2.82
24 Aonla 57.44%Decrease2.svg 1.53
25 Bareilly 58.03%Decrease2.svg 1.43
26 Pilibhit 19 April 202463.11%Decrease2.svg 4.30
27 Shahjahanpur 13 May 202453.36%Decrease2.svg 2.79
28 Kheri 64.68%Increase2.svg 0.48
29 Dhaurahra 64.54%Decrease2.svg 0.15
30 Sitapur 62.54%Decrease2.svg 1.39
31 Hardoi 57.52%Decrease2.svg 1.02
32 Misrikh 55.89%Decrease2.svg 1.28
33 Unnao 55.46%Decrease2.svg 1.01
34 Mohanlalganj 20 May 202462.88%Increase2.svg 0.09
35 Lucknow 52.28%Decrease2.svg 2.50
36 Rae Bareli 58.12%Increase2.svg 1.78
37 Amethi 54.34%Increase2.svg 0.26
38 Sultanpur 25 May 202455.63Decrease2.svg 0.74
39 Pratapgarh 51.45Decrease2.svg 2.11
40 Farrukhabad 13 May 202459.08%Increase2.svg 0.36
41 Etawah 56.36%Decrease2.svg 2.16
42 Kannauj 61.08%Increase2.svg 0.22
43 Kanpur 53.05%Increase2.svg 1.40
44 Akbarpur 57.78%Decrease2.svg 0.35
45 Jalaun 20 May 202456.18%Decrease2.svg 2.31
46 Jhansi 63.86%Decrease2.svg 3.82
47 Hamirpur 60.60%Decrease2.svg 1.72
48 Banda 59.70%Decrease2.svg 1.10
49 Fatehpur 57.09%Increase2.svg 0.30
50 Kaushambi 52.80%Decrease2.svg 1.76
51 Phulpur 25 May 202448.91%Increase2.svg 0.21
52 Allahabad 51.82%Decrease2.svg 0.01
53 Barabanki 20 May 202467.20%Increase2.svg 3.59
54 Faizabad 59.14%Decrease2.svg 0.55
55 Ambedkar Nagar 25 May 202461.58%Increase2.svg 0.50
56 Bahraich 13 May 202457.42%Increase2.svg 0.18
57 Kaiserganj 20 May 202455.68%Increase2.svg 1.29
58 Shravasti 25 May 202452.83%Increase2.svg 0.75
59 Gonda 20 May 202451.62%Decrease2.svg 0.58
60 Domariyaganj 25 May 202451.97%Decrease2.svg 0.29
61 Basti 56.67%Decrease2.svg 0.52
62 Sant Kabir Nagar 52.57%Decrease2.svg 1.63
63 Maharajganj 1 June 202460.31%Decrease2.svg 3.76
64 Gorakhpur 54.93%Decrease2.svg 4.88
65 Kushinagar 57.57%Decrease2.svg 2.22
66 Deoria 55.51%Decrease2.svg 2.39
67 Bansgaon 51.79%Decrease2.svg 3.59
68 Lalganj 25 May 202454.38%Decrease2.svg 0.48
69 Azamgarh 56.16%Decrease2.svg 1.40
70 Ghosi 1 June 202455.05%Decrease2.svg 2.26
71 Salempur 51.38%Decrease2.svg 4.05
72 Ballia 52.05%Decrease2.svg 2.30
73 Jaunpur 25 May 202455.59%Decrease2.svg 0.18
74 Machhlishahr 54.49%Decrease2.svg 1.53
75 Ghazipur 1 June 202455.45%Decrease2.svg 3.43
76 Chandauli 60.58%Decrease2.svg 1.25
77 Varanasi 56.49%Decrease2.svg 0.64
78 Bhadohi 25 May 202453.07%Decrease2.svg 0.46
79 Mirzapur 1 June 202457.92%Decrease2.svg 2.19
80 Robertsganj 56.78%Decrease2.svg 0.59
Total56.92%Decrease2.svg 2.29

Strategies and outcomes

In this election, Samajwadi Party showed stellar performance by winning highest number of seats out of total 80 seats of Lok Sabha in Uttar Pradesh. The party under Akhilesh Yadav relied upon Other Backward Castes and in order to make inroads amongst the non-Yadav OBC communities, it fielded large number of candidates from Kurmi caste as well as from the Maurya-Kushwaha community. It also relied upon Dalit communities such as Pasis. Consequently, in the final result, OBC MPs outnumbered the Forward Caste MPs. Senior Kurmi leaders like Naresh Uttam Patel, Ram Prasad Chaudhary and Lalji Verma were victorious. The controversial MP Ajay Mishra Teni was defeated by Utkarsh Verma. In Jaunpur Lok Sabha constituency, SP's Babu Singh Kushwaha defeated BJP's Kripa Shankar Singh despite the backing of local strongman from Thakur community Dhananjay Singh. [28]

Results

Results by party or alliance

AllianceINDIANDAOth
Seats43361
PartySPINCBJPRLDAD(S)ASP(KR)
Seats37633211
Alliance/ PartyPopular voteSeats
Votes%±pp ContestedWon+/−
INDIA SP 29,451,78633.59Increase2.svg 15.486237Increase2.svg 32
INC 8,294,3189.46Increase2.svg 3.1176Increase2.svg 05
AITC 414,1310.47Increase2.svg 0.4710Steady2.svg
Total38,160,23543.52Increase2.svg 19.068043
NDA BJP 36,267,07241.37Decrease2.svg 8.617533Decrease2.svg 29
RLD 893,4601.02Decrease2.svg 0.6722Increase2.svg 02
AD(S) 807,2100.92Decrease2.svg 0.2921Decrease2.svg 01
SBSP 340,1880.3810Steady2.svg
Total38,307,93043.69Decrease2.svg 7.508036
ASP(KR) 512,5520.58New11Increase2.svg1
BSP 8,233,5629.39Decrease2.svg10.04790Decrease2.svg10
Others
IND
NOTA 631,3270.72
Total100–80-

Results by Region

RegionTotal seats Samajwadi Party Bharatiya Janata Party Indian National Congress BSP OTH
Bundelkhand403Increase2.svg 0301Decrease2.svg 0300Steady2.svg00Steady2.svg00Steady2.svg
Central Uttar Pradesh2411Increase2.svg 1108Decrease2.svg 1405Increase2.svg 0400Decrease2.svg 0100Steady2.svg
North-East Uttar Pradesh1708Increase2.svg 0709Decrease2.svg 0400Steady2.svg00Decrease2.svg 0300Steady2.svg
Rohilkhand1005Increase2.svg 0204Decrease2.svg 0100Steady2.svg00Decrease2.svg 0201Increase2.svg 01
South-East Uttar Pradesh805Increase2.svg 0502Decrease2.svg 0200Steady2.svg00Decrease2.svg 0201Decrease2.svg 01
West Uttar Pradesh1705Increase2.svg 0409Decrease2.svg 0501Increase2.svg 0100Decrease2.svg 0202Increase2.svg 02
Total8037Increase2.svg 3233Decrease2.svg 2906Increase2.svg 0500Decrease2.svg 1004Increase2.svg 02

Results by constituency

ConstituencyTurnoutWinner [29] Runner UpMargin
PartyAllianceCandidateVotes%PartyAllianceCandidateVotes%Votes%
1 Saharanpur 66.14%Decrease2.svg INC INDIA Imran Masood 5,47,96744.57% BJP NDA Raghav Lakhanpal 4,83,42539.32%64,5425.25%
2 Kairana 62.46%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Iqra Choudhary 5,28,01348.90% BJP NDA Pradeep Kumar Chaudhary 4,58,89742.50%69,1166.40%
3 Muzaffarnagar 59.13%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Harendra Singh Malik 4,70,72143.64% BJP NDA Sanjeev Balyan 4,46,04941.35%24,6722.29%
4 Bijnor 58.73%Decrease2.svg RLD NDA Chandan Chauhan 4,04,49339.48% SP INDIA Deepak Saini3,66,98535.82%37,5083.66%
5 Nagina 60.75%Decrease2.svg ASP(KR) Others Chandrashekhar Azad 512,55251.19% BJP NDA Om Kumar359,75136.06%1,51,47315.13%
6 Moradabad 62.18%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Ruchi Veera 6,37,36349.67% BJP NDA Kunwar Sarvesh Kumar Singh 5,31,60141.43%1,05,7628.24%
7 Rampur 55.85%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Mohibbullah Nadvi 4,81,50349.74% BJP NDA Ghanshyam Singh Lodhi 3,94,06940.71%87,4349.03%
8 Sambhal 62.91%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Zia ur Rahman Barq 5,71,16147.80% BJP NDA Parmeshwar Lal Saini4,49,66737.63%1,21,49410.17%
9 Amroha 64.58%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Kanwar Singh Tanwar 4,76,50642.90% INC INDIA Danish Ali 4,47,83640.32%28,6702.58%
10 Meerut 58.94%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Arun Govil 5,46,46946.21% SP INDIA Sunita Verma5,35,88445.32%10,5850.89%
11 Baghpat 56.16%Decrease2.svg RLD NDA Rajkumar Sangwan 4,88,96752.36% SP INDIA Amarpal Sharma 3,29,50835.29%1,59,45917.07%
12 Ghaziabad 49.88%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Atul Garg 8,54,17058.09% SP INDIA Dolly Sharma5,17,20535.17%3,36,96522.92%
13 Gautam Buddha Nagar 53.63%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Mahesh Sharma 8,57,82959.69% SP INDIA Mahendra Nagar2,98,35735.17%5,59,47224.52%
14 Bulandshahr 56.16%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Bhola Singh 5,97,31056.65% INC INDIA Shivram Valmiki3,22,17630.56%2,75,13426.09%
15 Aligarh 56.93%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Satish Kumar Gautam 5,01,83444.28% SP INDIA Bijendra Singh 4,86,18742.9%15,6471.38%
16 Hathras 55.71%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Anoop Pradhan 5,54,74651.24% SP INDIA Jasveer Valmiki3,07,42828.39%2,47,31822.85%
17 Mathura 49.41%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Hema Malini 5,10,06453.29% INC INDIA Mukesh Dhangar2,16,65722.64%2,93,40730.65%
18 Agra 54.08%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA S. P. Singh Baghel 5,99,39753.34% SP INDIA Suresh Chand Kardam3,28,10329.2%2,71,29424.14%
19 Fatehpur Sikri 57.19%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Raj Kumar Chahar 4,45,65743.09% INC INDIA Ramnath Sikarwar4,02,25238.9%43,4054.19%
20 Firozabad 58.53%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Akshay Yadav 5,43,03749.01% BJP NDA Thakur Vishwadeep Singh4,53,72540.95%89,3128.06%
21 Mainpuri 58.73%Increase2.svg SP INDIA Dimple Yadav 5,98,52656.79% BJP NDA Jayveer Singh3,76,88735.76%2,21,63921.03%
22 Etah 59.31%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Devesh Shakya 4,75,80847.09% BJP NDA Rajveer Singh 4,47,75644.32%28,0522.77%
23 Badaun 54.35%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Aditya Yadav 5,01,85545.97% BJP NDA Durvijay Singh Shakya4,66,86442.76%34,9913.21%
24 Aonla 57.44%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Neeraj Maurya 4,92,51545.23% BJP NDA Dharmendra Kashyap 4,76,54643.76%15,9691.47%
25 Bareilly 58.03%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Chhatrapal Singh Gangwar 5,67,12750.66% SP INDIA Praveen Singh Aron 5,32,32347.55%34,8043.11%
26 Pilibhit 63.11%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Jitin Prasada 6,07,15852.30% SP INDIA Bhagwat Sharan Gangwar 4,42,22338.09%1,64,93514.21%
27 Shahjahanpur 53.36%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Arun Kumar Sagar 5,92,71847.50% SP INDIA Jyotsna Gond5,37,33943.06%55,3794.44%
28 Kheri 64.68%Increase2.svg SP INDIA Utkarsh Verma 5,57,36545.94% BJP NDA Ajay Mishra Teni 5,23,03643.11%34,3292.83%
29 Dhaurahra 64.54%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Anand Bhadauriya 4,43,74339.91% BJP NDA Rekha Verma 4,39,29439.51%4,4490.40%
30 Sitapur 62.54%Decrease2.svg INC INDIA Rakesh Rathore 5,31,13848.2% BJP NDA Rajesh Verma 4,41,49740.06%89,6418.14%
31 Hardoi 57.52%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Jai Prakash Rawat 4,86,79844.25% SP INDIA Usha Verma 4,58,94241.72%27,8562.53%
32 Misrikh 55.89%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Ashok Kumar Rawat 4,75,01645.15% SP INDIA Sangita Rajwanshi4,41,61041.98%33,4063.17%
33 Unnao 55.46%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Sakshi Maharaj 6,16,13347.31% SP INDIA Annu Tandon 5,80,31544.56%35,8182.75%
34 Mohanlalganj 62.88%Increase2.svg SP INDIA R. K. Chaudhary 6,67,86948.49% BJP NDA Kaushal Kishore 5,97,57743.48%70,2925.01%
35 Lucknow 52.28%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Rajnath Singh 612,70953.59% SP INDIA Ravidas Mehrotra477,55042.00%1,35,15911.59%
36 Rae Bareli 58.12%Increase2.svg INC INDIA Rahul Gandhi 6,87,64966.17% BJP NDA Dinesh Pratap Singh 2,97,61928.64%3,90,03037.53%
37 Amethi 54.34%Increase2.svg INC INDIA Kishori Lal Sharma 5,39,22854.99% BJP NDA Smriti Irani 3,72,03237.94%1,67,19617.05%
38 Sultanpur 55.63%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Rambhual Nishad 4,44,33043% BJP NDA Menaka Gandhi 4,01,15638.82%43,1744.18%
39 Pratapgarh 51.45%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA S. P. Singh Patel 4,41,93246.65% BJP NDA Sangam Lal Gupta 3,75,72639.66%66,2066.99%
40 Farrukhabad 59.08%Increase2.svg BJP NDA Mukesh Rajput 4,87,96347.20% SP INDIA Naval Kishore Shakya4,85,28546.94%2,6780.26%
41 Etawah 56.36%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Jitendra Kumar Dohare 4,90,74747.47% BJP NDA Ram Shankar Katheria 4,32,32841.82%58,4195.65%
42 Kannauj 61.08%Increase2.svg SP INDIA Akhilesh Yadav 6,42,29252.74% BJP NDA Subrat Pathak 4,71,37038.71%1,70,92214.03%
43 Kanpur 53.05%Increase2.svg BJP NDA Ramesh Awasthi 4,43,05549.93% INC INDIA Alok Misra4,22,08747.56%20,9682.37%
44 Akbarpur 57.78%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Devendra Singh 5,17,42347.6% SP INDIA Raja Ram Pal 4,73,07843.52%44,3454.08%
45 Jalaun 56.18%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Narayan Das Ahirwar 5,30,18046.96% BJP NDA Bhanu Pratap Singh Verma 4,76,28242.19%53,8984.77%
46 Jhansi 63.86%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Anurag Sharma 6,90,31650.00% SP INDIA Pradeep Jain Aditya 5,87,70242.57%1,02,6147.43%
47 Hamirpur 60.60%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Ajendra Singh Lodhi 4,90,68344.00% BJP NDA Pushpendra Singh Chandel 4,88,05443.76%2,6290.24%
48 Banda 59.70%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Krishna Devi Patel 4,06,56738.94% BJP NDA R. K. Singh Patel 3,35,35732.12%71,2106.82%
49 Fatehpur 57.09%Increase2.svg SP INDIA Naresh Uttam Patel 5,00,32845.2% BJP NDA Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti 4,67,12942.2%33,1993.00%
50 Kaushambi 52.80%Increase2.svg SP INDIA Pushpendra Saroj 5,09,78750.51% BJP NDA Vinod Sonkar 4,05,84340.21%1,03,94410.30%
51 Phulpur 48.91%Increase2.svg BJP NDA Praveen Patel 4,52,60044.60% SP INDIA Amarnath Maurya4,48,26844.17%4,3320.43%
52 Allahabad 51.82%Increase2.svg INC INDIA Ujjwal Rewati Raman Singh 4,62,14548.80% BJP NDA Neeraj Tripathi4,03,35042.59%58,7956.21%
53 Barabanki 67.20%Increase2.svg INC INDIA Tanuj Punia 7,19,92755.78% BJP NDA Rajrani Rawat5,04,22339.07%2,15,70416.71%
54 Faizabad 59.14%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Awadhesh Prasad 554,28948.59% BJP NDA Lallu Singh499,72243.81%54,5674.78%
55 Ambedkar Nagar 61.58%Increase2.svg SP INDIA Lalji Verma 5,44,95946.3% BJP NDA Ritesh Pandey 4,07,71234.64%1,37,24711.66%
56 Bahraich 57.42%Increase2.svg BJP NDA Anand Kumar Gond 5,18,80249.1% SP INDIA Ramesh Gautam 4,54,57543.02%64,2276.08%
57 Kaiserganj 55.68%Increase2.svg BJP NDA Karan Bhushan Singh 5,71,26353.79% SP INDIA Bhagat Ram Mishra4,22,42039.77%1,48,84314.02%
58 Shravasti 52.83%Increase2.svg SP INDIA Ram Shiromani Verma 5,11,05548.83% BJP NDA Saket Mishra 4,34,38241.51%76,6737.32%
59 Gonda 51.62%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Kirti Vardhan Singh 4,74,25849.77% SP INDIA Shreya Verma4,28,03444.92%46,2244.85%
60 Domariyaganj 51.97%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Jagdambika Pal 4,63,30345.47% SP INDIA Bhishma Shankar Tiwari 4,20,57541.27%42,7284.20%
61 Basti 56.67%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Ram Prasad Chaudhary 5,27,00548.67% BJP NDA Harish Dwivedi 4,26,01139.34%1,00,9949.33%
62 Sant Kabir Nagar 52.57%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Laxmikant alias Pappu Nishad 4,98,69545.7% BJP NDA Praveen Kumar Nishad 4,06,52537.25%92,1708.45%
63 Maharajganj 60.31%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Pankaj Chaudhary 5,91,31048.85% INC INDIA Virendra Chaudhary 5,55,85945.92%35,4512.93%
64 Gorakhpur 54.93%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Ravindra Kishan Shukla 584,51250.75% SP INDIA Kajal Nishad482,30841.78%103,5268.97%
65 Kushinagar 57.57%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Vijay Kumar Dubey 5,16,34547.79% SP INDIA Ajay Pratap Singh4,34,55540.22%81,7907.57%
66 Deoria 55.51%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Shashank Mani Tripathi 5,04,54148.36% INC INDIA Akhilesh Pratap Singh 4,69,69945.02%34,8423.34%
67 Bansgaon 51.79%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Kamlesh Paswan 4,28,69345.38% INC INDIA Sadal Prasad 4,25,54345.04%3,1500.34%
68 Lalganj 54.38%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Daroga Saroj 4,39,95943.85% BJP NDA Neelam Sonkar 3,24,93632.38%1,15,02311.47%
69 Azamgarh 56.16%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Dharmendra Yadav 5,08,23948.20% BJP NDA Dinesh Lal Yadav 'Nirahua'3,47,20432.93%1,61,03515.27%
70 Ghosi 55.05%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Rajeev Kumar Rai 5,03,13143.73% SBSP NDA Arvind Rajbhar3,40,18829.57%1,62,94314.16%
71 Salempur 51.38%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Ramashankar Rajbhar 4,05,47244.2% BJP NDA Ravindra Kushawaha 4,01,89943.81%3,5730.39%
72 Ballia 52.05%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Sanatan Pandey 4,67,06846.37% BJP NDA Neeraj Shekhar 4,23,68442.06%43,3844.31%
73 Jaunpur 55.59%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Babu Singh Kushwaha 5,09,13046.21% BJP NDA Kripashankar Singh 4,09,79537.19%99,3359.02%
74 Machhlishahr 54.49%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Priya Saroj 4,51,29242.57% BJP NDA B. P. Saroj 4,15,44239.19%35,8503.38%
75 Ghazipur 55.45%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Afzal Ansari 5,39,91246.82% BJP NDA Paras Nath Rai4,15,05135.99%1,24,86110.83%
76 Chandauli 60.58%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Virendra Singh 4,74,47642.50% BJP NDA Mahendra Nath Pandey 4,52,91140.57%21,5651.93%
77 Varanasi 56.49%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Narendra Modi 6,12,97054.24% INC INDIA Ajay Rai 4,60,45740.74%1,52,51311.50%
78 Bhadohi 53.07%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Vinod Kumar Bind 4,59,98242.39% AITC INDIA Lalitesh Pati Tripathi 4,15,91038.33%44,0724.06%
79 Mirzapur 57.92%Decrease2.svg AD(S) NDA Anupriya Patel 4,71,63142.67% SP INDIA Ramesh Chand Bind4,33,82139.25%37,8103.42%
80 Robertsganj 56.78%Decrease2.svg SP INDIA Chhotelal Kharwar 4,65,84846.14% AD(S) NDA Rinki Kol 3,36,61433.34%1,29,23412.80%

Assembly segments wise lead of Parties

2024 Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election Assembly Wise Lead Map 2024 Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election Assembly Wise Lead Map.svg
2024 Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election Assembly Wise Lead Map
PartyAssembly segmentsPosition in Assembly
(as of October 2023)
INDIA SP 184109
INC 392
AITC 10
Total224111
NDA BJP 160255
RLD 109
AD(S) 413
SBSP 06
NISHAD 06
Total174289
Others ASP(KR) 50
JSD(L) Did Not Contest2
BSP 01
Total53
Total403

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