2024 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh

2024 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh
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All 80 Uttar Pradesh seats in the Lok Sabha
	Opinion polls
Turnout	56.99% ( 2.22 pp)
	Seatwise Result Map of the 2024 general election in Uttar Pradesh
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Last updated December 28, 2024

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]

Election schedule

Poll event	Phase
Poll event	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	VII
Notification date	20 March	28 March	12 April	18 April	26 April	29 April	7 May
Last date for filing nomination	27 March	4 April	19 April	25 April	3 May	6 May	14 May
Scrutiny of nomination	28 March	5 April	20 April	26 April	4 May	7 May	15 May
Last Date for withdrawal of nomination	30 March	8 April	22 April	29 April	6 May	9 May	17 May
Date of poll	19 April	26 April	7 May	13 May	20 May	25 May	1 June
Date of counting of votes/Result	4 June 2024
No. of constituencies	8	8	10	13	14	14	13

Parties and alliances

National Democratic Alliance

	Leader	Contesting Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party	Narendra Modi	74	75
NISHAD	Sanjay Nishad	1^[11]	75
Apna Dal (Sonelal)	Anupriya Patel	2
Rashtriya Lok Dal	Jayant Chaudhary	2
Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party	Om Prakash Rajbhar	1
Total		80

Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance

	Leader	Contesting Seats
Samajwadi Party	Akhilesh Yadav	62
Indian National Congress	Ajay Rai	17
All India Trinamool Congress	Lalitesh Pati Tripathi	1
Total		80

Others

	Leader	Contesting Seats
Bahujan Samaj Party	Mayawati	79
Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram)	Chandrashekhar Azad	8
Communist Party of India		5

Candidates

Constituency
Constituency
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 (SC)	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 (SC)	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 (SC)	BJP	Anoop Pradhan	SP	Jasveer Valmiki	BSP	Hembabu Dhangar
17	Mathura	BJP	Hema Malini	INC	Mukesh Dhangar	BSP	Suresh Singh
18	Agra (SC)	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 (SC)	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 (SC)	BJP	Jai Prakash Rawat	SP	Usha Verma	BSP	Bhimrao Ambedkar
32	Misrikh (SC)	BJP	Ashok Kumar Rawat	SP	Sangita Rajwanshi	BSP	B R Ahirwar
33	Unnao	BJP	Sakshi Maharaj	SP	Annu Tandon	BSP	Ashok Pandey
34	Mohanlalganj (SC)	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 (SC)	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 (SC)	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 (SC)	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 (SC)	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 (SC)	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 (SC)	BJP	Kamlesh Paswan	INC	Sadal Prasad	BSP	Ramsamujh
68	Lalganj (SC)	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 (SC)	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 (SC)	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 agency	Date published	Margin of Error	NDA	INDIA	BSP	Others	Lead
Polling agency	Date published	Margin of Error					Lead
ABP News-CVoter	March 2024^[17]	±5%	74	6	0	0	NDA
India Today-CVoter	February 2024^[18]	±3-5%	72	8	0	0	NDA
ABP News-CVoter	December 2023^[19]	±3-5%	73-75	4-6	0-2	0	NDA
Times Now-ETG	December 2023^[20]	±3%	70-74	4-8	0-1	1-3	NDA
India TV-CNX	October 2023^[21]	±3%	73	7	0	0	NDA
Times Now-ETG	September 2023^[22]	±3%	70-74	4-8	1-3	0-1	NDA
Times Now-ETG	August 2023^[23]	±3%	69-73	5-9	0-1	1-3	NDA
India Today-CVoter	August 2023^[24]	±3-5%	72	8	0	0	NDA
ABP News-Matrize	March 2023^[25]	±3%	67-73	1-2	0-4	3-6	NDA

Polling agency	Date published	Margin of Error	NDA	INDIA	BSP	Others	Lead
Polling agency	Date published	Margin of Error					Lead
ABP News-CVoter	March 2024^[26]	±5%	51%	35%	8%	6%	16
India Today-CVoter	February 2024^[18]	±3-5%	52%	36%	12%		16
India Today-CVoter	August 2023^[27]	±3-5%	49%	38%	13%		11

Exit polls

Polling agency	NDA	INDIA	BSP	Others	Lead
Polling agency					Lead
Republic-PMarq	69	11	0	0	NDA
DB Live	46-48	32-34	0	0	NDA
IndiaNews Dynamics	69	11	0	0	NDA
India TV-CNX	62-68	12-16	0-1	0	NDA
India-Today Axis My India	64-67	13-16	0-1	0	NDA
Jan Ki Baat	68-74	6-12	0	0	NDA
News Nation	67	13	0	0	NDA
News24-Today's Chanakya	68	12	0	0	NDA
2019 election	64	6	10	0	NDA
Actual Results	36	43	0	1	INDIA

Voter turnout

Phase wise

Phase	Date	Constituencies	Voter Turnout
I	19 April 2024	Saharanpur, Kairana, Muzaffarnagar, Bijnor, Nagina, Moradabad, Rampur, Pilibhit	61.11%
II	26 April 2024	Amroha, Meerut, Baghpat, Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Bulandshahr, Aligarh, Mathura	55.19%
III	7 May 2024	Sambhal, Hathras, Agra, Fatehpur Sikri, Firozabad, Mainpuri, Etah, Badaun, Bareilly, Aonla	57.55%
IV	13 May 2024	Shahjahanpur, Kheri, Dhaurahra, Sitapur, Hardoi, Misrikh, Unnao, Farrukhabad, Etawah, Kannauj, Kanpur, Akbarpur, Bahraich	58.22%
V	20 May 2024	Mohanlalganj, Lucknow, Rae Bareli, Amethi, Jalaun, Jhansi, Hamirpur, Banda, Fatehpur, Kaushambi, Barabanki, Faizabad, Kaiserganj, Gonda,	58.02%
VI	25 May 2024	Sultanpur, Pratapgarh, Phulpur, Allahabad, Ambedkar Nagar, Shravasti, Domariyaganj, Basti, Sant Kabir Nagar, Lalganj, Azamgarh, Jaunpur, Machhlishahr, Bhadohi	54.04%
VII	1 June 2024	Maharajganj, Gorakhpur, Kushinagar, Deoria, Bansgaon, Ghosi, Salempur, Ballia, Ghazipur, Chandauli, Varanasi, Mirzapur, Robertsganj	55.85%
Total

Constituency wise

Constituency		Poll Date	Turnout	Swing (±pp)
1	Saharanpur	19 April 2024	66.14%	4.73
2	Kairana		62.46%	4.99
3	Muzaffarnagar		59.13%	9.29
4	Bijnor		58.73%	7.49
5	Nagina		60.75%	2.91
6	Moradabad		62.18%	3.28
7	Rampur		55.85%	7.34
8	Sambhal	7 May 2024	62.91%	1.82
9	Amroha	26 April 2024	64.58%	6.47
10	Meerut		58.94%	5.35
11	Baghpat		56.16%	8.52
12	Ghaziabad		49.88%	6.01
13	Gautam Buddha Nagar		53.63%	6.86
14	Bulandshahr		56.16%	6.76
15	Aligarh		56.93%	4.75
16	Hathras	7 May 2024	55.71%	6.05
17	Mathura	26 April 2024	49.41%	11.67
18	Agra	7 May 2024	54.08%	5.04
19	Fatehpur Sikri		57.19%	3.23
20	Firozabad		58.53%	1.60
21	Mainpuri		58.73%	1.96
22	Etah		59.31%	2.39
23	Badaun		54.35%	2.82
24	Aonla		57.44%	1.53
25	Bareilly		58.03%	1.43
26	Pilibhit	19 April 2024	63.11%	4.30
27	Shahjahanpur	13 May 2024	53.36%	2.79
28	Kheri		64.68%	0.48
29	Dhaurahra		64.54%	0.15
30	Sitapur		62.54%	1.39
31	Hardoi		57.52%	1.02
32	Misrikh		55.89%	1.28
33	Unnao		55.46%	1.01
34	Mohanlalganj	20 May 2024	62.88%	0.09
35	Lucknow		52.28%	2.50
36	Rae Bareli		58.12%	1.78
37	Amethi		54.34%	0.26
38	Sultanpur	25 May 2024	55.63	0.74
39	Pratapgarh	25 May 2024	51.45	2.11
40	Farrukhabad	13 May 2024	59.08%	0.36
41	Etawah		56.36%	2.16
42	Kannauj		61.08%	0.22
43	Kanpur		53.05%	1.40
44	Akbarpur		57.78%	0.35
45	Jalaun	20 May 2024	56.18%	2.31
46	Jhansi		63.86%	3.82
47	Hamirpur		60.60%	1.72
48	Banda		59.70%	1.10
49	Fatehpur		57.09%	0.30
50	Kaushambi		52.80%	1.76
51	Phulpur	25 May 2024	48.91%	0.21
52	Allahabad	25 May 2024	51.82%	0.01
53	Barabanki	20 May 2024	67.20%	3.59
54	Faizabad	20 May 2024	59.14%	0.55
55	Ambedkar Nagar	25 May 2024	61.58%	0.50
56	Bahraich	13 May 2024	57.42%	0.18
57	Kaiserganj	20 May 2024	55.68%	1.29
58	Shravasti	25 May 2024	52.83%	0.75
59	Gonda	20 May 2024	51.62%	0.58
60	Domariyaganj	25 May 2024	51.97%	0.29
61	Basti		56.67%	0.52
62	Sant Kabir Nagar		52.57%	1.63
63	Maharajganj	1 June 2024	60.31%	3.76
64	Gorakhpur		54.93%	4.88
65	Kushinagar		57.57%	2.22
66	Deoria		55.51%	2.39
67	Bansgaon		51.79%	3.59
68	Lalganj	25 May 2024	54.38%	0.48
69	Azamgarh	25 May 2024	56.16%	1.40
70	Ghosi	1 June 2024	55.05%	2.26
71	Salempur		51.38%	4.05
72	Ballia		52.05%	2.30
73	Jaunpur	25 May 2024	55.59%	0.18
74	Machhlishahr	25 May 2024	54.49%	1.53
75	Ghazipur	1 June 2024	55.45%	3.43
76	Chandauli		60.58%	1.25
77	Varanasi		56.49%	0.64
78	Bhadohi	25 May 2024	53.07%	0.46
79	Mirzapur	1 June 2024	57.92%	2.19
80	Robertsganj	1 June 2024	56.78%	0.59
Total			56.92%	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

Alliance	INDIA	NDA	Oth
Seats	43	36	1

Party	SP	INC	BJP	RLD	AD(S)	ASP(KR)
Seats	37	6	33	2	1	1

Alliance/ Party				Popular vote			Seats
Alliance/ Party				Votes	%	±pp	Contested	Won	+/−
	INDIA		SP	29,451,786	33.59	15.48	62	37	32
			INC	8,294,318	9.46	3.1	17	6	05
			AITC	414,131	0.47	0.47	1	0
		Total		38,160,235	43.52	19.06	80	43
	NDA		BJP	36,267,072	41.37	8.61	75	33	29
			RLD	893,460	1.02	0.67	2	2	02
			AD(S)	807,210	0.92	0.29	2	1	01
			SBSP	340,188	0.38		1	0
		Total		38,307,930	43.69	7.50	80	36
	ASP(KR)			512,552	0.58	New	1	1	1
	BSP			8,233,562	9.39	10.04	79	0	10
	Others
	IND
	NOTA			631,327	0.72
Total					100	–		80	-

Results by region

Region	Total seats	Samajwadi Party		Bharatiya Janata Party		Indian National Congress			OTH
Bundelkhand	4	03	03	01	03	00			00
Central Uttar Pradesh	24	11	11	08	14	05	04	01	00
North-East Uttar Pradesh	17	08	07	09	04	00		03	00
Rohilkhand	10	05	02	04	01	00		02	01	01
South-East Uttar Pradesh	8	05	05	02	02	00		02	01	01
West Uttar Pradesh	17	05	04	09	05	01	01	02	02	02
Total	80	37	32	33	29	06	05	10	04	02

Results by constituency

Constituency		Turnout	Winner^[29]					Runner-up					Margin
Constituency		Turnout	Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Votes	%
1	Saharanpur	66.14%	Imran Masood		INC	5,47,967	44.57%	Raghav Lakhanpal		BJP	4,83,425	39.32%	64,542	5.25%
2	Kairana	62.46%	Iqra Choudhary		SP	5,28,013	48.90%	Pradeep Kumar Chaudhary		BJP	4,58,897	42.50%	69,116	6.40%
3	Muzaffarnagar	59.13%	Harendra Singh Malik		SP	4,70,721	43.64%	Sanjeev Balyan		BJP	4,46,049	41.35%	24,672	2.29%
4	Bijnor	58.73%	Chandan Chauhan		RLD	4,04,493	39.48%	Deepak Saini		SP	3,66,985	35.82%	37,508	3.66%
5	Nagina (SC)	60.75%	Chandrashekhar Azad		ASP(KR)	512,552	51.19%	Om Kumar		BJP	359,751	36.06%	1,51,473	15.13%
6	Moradabad	62.18%	Ruchi Veera		SP	6,37,363	49.67%	Kunwar Sarvesh Kumar Singh		BJP	5,31,601	41.43%	1,05,762	8.24%
7	Rampur	55.85%	Mohibbullah Nadvi		SP	4,81,503	49.74%	Ghanshyam Singh Lodhi		BJP	3,94,069	40.71%	87,434	9.03%
8	Sambhal	62.91%	Zia ur Rahman Barq		SP	5,71,161	47.80%	Parmeshwar Lal Saini		BJP	4,49,667	37.63%	1,21,494	10.17%
9	Amroha	64.58%	Kanwar Singh Tanwar		BJP	4,76,506	42.90%	Danish Ali		INC	4,47,836	40.32%	28,670	2.58%
10	Meerut	58.94%	Arun Govil		BJP	5,46,469	46.21%	Sunita Verma		SP	5,35,884	45.32%	10,585	0.89%
11	Baghpat	56.16%	Rajkumar Sangwan		RLD	4,88,967	52.36%	Amarpal Sharma		SP	3,29,508	35.29%	1,59,459	17.07%
12	Ghaziabad	49.88%	Atul Garg		BJP	8,54,170	58.09%	Dolly Sharma		SP	5,17,205	35.17%	3,36,965	22.92%
13	Gautam Buddha Nagar	53.63%	Mahesh Sharma		BJP	8,57,829	59.69%	Mahendra Nagar		SP	2,98,357	35.17%	5,59,472	24.52%
14	Bulandshahr (SC)	56.16%	Bhola Singh		BJP	5,97,310	56.65%	Shivram Valmiki		INC	3,22,176	30.56%	2,75,134	26.09%
15	Aligarh	56.93%	Satish Kumar Gautam		BJP	5,01,834	44.28%	Bijendra Singh		SP	4,86,187	42.9%	15,647	1.38%
16	Hathras (SC)	55.71%	Anoop Pradhan		BJP	5,54,746	51.24%	Jasveer Valmiki		SP	3,07,428	28.39%	2,47,318	22.85%
17	Mathura	49.41%	Hema Malini		BJP	5,10,064	53.29%	Mukesh Dhangar		INC	2,16,657	22.64%	2,93,407	30.65%
18	Agra (SC)	54.08%	S. P. Singh Baghel		BJP	5,99,397	53.34%	Suresh Chand Kardam		SP	3,28,103	29.2%	2,71,294	24.14%
19	Fatehpur Sikri	57.19%	Raj Kumar Chahar		BJP	4,45,657	43.09%	Ramnath Sikarwar		INC	4,02,252	38.9%	43,405	4.19%
20	Firozabad	58.53%	Akshay Yadav		SP	5,43,037	49.01%	Thakur Vishwadeep Singh		BJP	4,53,725	40.95%	89,312	8.06%
21	Mainpuri	58.73%	Dimple Yadav		SP	5,98,526	56.79%	Jayveer Singh		BJP	3,76,887	35.76%	2,21,639	21.03%
22	Etah	59.31%	Devesh Shakya		SP	4,75,808	47.09%	Rajveer Singh		BJP	4,47,756	44.32%	28,052	2.77%
23	Badaun	54.35%	Aditya Yadav		SP	5,01,855	45.97%	Durvijay Singh Shakya		BJP	4,66,864	42.76%	34,991	3.21%
24	Aonla	57.44%	Neeraj Maurya		SP	4,92,515	45.23%	Dharmendra Kashyap		BJP	4,76,546	43.76%	15,969	1.47%
25	Bareilly	58.03%	Chhatrapal Singh Gangwar		BJP	5,67,127	50.66%	Praveen Singh Aron		SP	5,32,323	47.55%	34,804	3.11%
26	Pilibhit	63.11%	Jitin Prasada		BJP	6,07,158	52.30%	Bhagwat Sharan Gangwar		SP	4,42,223	38.09%	1,64,935	14.21%
27	Shahjahanpur (SC)	53.36%	Arun Kumar Sagar		BJP	5,92,718	47.50%	Jyotsna Gond		SP	5,37,339	43.06%	55,379	4.44%
28	Kheri	64.68%	Utkarsh Verma		SP	5,57,365	45.94%	Ajay Mishra Teni		BJP	5,23,036	43.11%	34,329	2.83%
29	Dhaurahra	64.54%	Anand Bhadauriya		SP	4,43,743	39.91%	Rekha Verma		BJP	4,39,294	39.51%	4,449	0.40%
30	Sitapur	62.54%	Rakesh Rathore		INC	5,31,138	48.2%	Rajesh Verma		BJP	4,41,497	40.06%	89,641	8.14%
31	Hardoi (SC)	57.52%	Jai Prakash Rawat		BJP	4,86,798	44.25%	Usha Verma		SP	4,58,942	41.72%	27,856	2.53%
32	Misrikh (SC)	55.89%	Ashok Kumar Rawat		BJP	4,75,016	45.15%	Sangita Rajwanshi		SP	4,41,610	41.98%	33,406	3.17%
33	Unnao	55.46%	Sakshi Maharaj		BJP	6,16,133	47.31%	Annu Tandon		SP	5,80,315	44.56%	35,818	2.75%
34	Mohanlalganj (SC)	62.88%	R. K. Chaudhary		SP	6,67,869	48.49%	Kaushal Kishore		BJP	5,97,577	43.48%	70,292	5.01%
35	Lucknow	52.28%	Rajnath Singh		BJP	612,709	53.59%	Ravidas Mehrotra		SP	477,550	42.00%	1,35,159	11.59%
36	Rae Bareli	58.12%	Rahul Gandhi		INC	6,87,649	66.17%	Dinesh Pratap Singh		BJP	2,97,619	28.64%	3,90,030	37.53%
37	Amethi	54.34%	Kishori Lal Sharma		INC	5,39,228	54.99%	Smriti Irani		BJP	3,72,032	37.94%	1,67,196	17.05%
38	Sultanpur	55.63%	Rambhual Nishad		SP	4,44,330	43%	Menaka Gandhi		BJP	4,01,156	38.82%	43,174	4.18%
39	Pratapgarh	51.45%	S. P. Singh Patel		SP	4,41,932	46.65%	Sangam Lal Gupta		BJP	3,75,726	39.66%	66,206	6.99%
40	Farrukhabad	59.08%	Mukesh Rajput		BJP	4,87,963	47.20%	Naval Kishore Shakya		SP	4,85,285	46.94%	2,678	0.26%
41	Etawah (SC)	56.36%	Jitendra Kumar Dohare		SP	4,90,747	47.47%	Ram Shankar Katheria		BJP	4,32,328	41.82%	58,419	5.65%
42	Kannauj	61.08%	Akhilesh Yadav		SP	6,42,292	52.74%	Subrat Pathak		BJP	4,71,370	38.71%	1,70,922	14.03%
43	Kanpur	53.05%	Ramesh Awasthi		BJP	4,43,055	49.93%	Alok Misra		INC	4,22,087	47.56%	20,968	2.37%
44	Akbarpur	57.78%	Devendra Singh		BJP	5,17,423	47.6%	Raja Ram Pal		SP	4,73,078	43.52%	44,345	4.08%
45	Jalaun (SC)	56.18%	Narayan Das Ahirwar		SP	5,30,180	46.96%	Bhanu Pratap Singh Verma		BJP	4,76,282	42.19%	53,898	4.77%
46	Jhansi	63.86%	Anurag Sharma		BJP	6,90,316	50.00%	Pradeep Jain Aditya		SP	5,87,702	42.57%	1,02,614	7.43%
47	Hamirpur	60.60%	Ajendra Singh Lodhi		SP	4,90,683	44.00%	Pushpendra Singh Chandel		BJP	4,88,054	43.76%	2,629	0.24%
48	Banda	59.70%	Krishna Devi Patel		SP	4,06,567	38.94%	R. K. Singh Patel		BJP	3,35,357	32.12%	71,210	6.82%
49	Fatehpur	57.09%	Naresh Uttam Patel		SP	5,00,328	45.2%	Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti		BJP	4,67,129	42.2%	33,199	3.00%
50	Kaushambi (SC)	52.80%	Pushpendra Saroj		SP	5,09,787	50.51%	Vinod Sonkar		BJP	4,05,843	40.21%	1,03,944	10.30%
51	Phulpur	48.91%	Praveen Patel		BJP	4,52,600	44.60%	Amarnath Maurya		SP	4,48,268	44.17%	4,332	0.43%
52	Allahabad	51.82%	Ujjwal Rewati Raman Singh		INC	4,62,145	48.80%	Neeraj Tripathi		BJP	4,03,350	42.59%	58,795	6.21%
53	Barabanki (SC)	67.20%	Tanuj Punia		INC	7,19,927	55.78%	Rajrani Rawat		BJP	5,04,223	39.07%	2,15,704	16.71%
54	Faizabad	59.14%	Awadhesh Prasad		SP	554,289	48.59%	Lallu Singh		BJP	499,722	43.81%	54,567	4.78%
55	Ambedkar Nagar	61.58%	Lalji Verma		SP	5,44,959	46.3%	Ritesh Pandey		BJP	4,07,712	34.64%	1,37,247	11.66%
56	Bahraich (SC)	57.42%	Anand Kumar Gond		BJP	5,18,802	49.1%	Ramesh Gautam		SP	4,54,575	43.02%	64,227	6.08%
57	Kaiserganj	55.68%	Karan Bhushan Singh		BJP	5,71,263	53.79%	Bhagat Ram Mishra		SP	4,22,420	39.77%	1,48,843	14.02%
58	Shravasti	52.83%	Ram Shiromani Verma		SP	5,11,055	48.83%	Saket Mishra		BJP	4,34,382	41.51%	76,673	7.32%
59	Gonda	51.62%	Kirti Vardhan Singh		BJP	4,74,258	49.77%	Shreya Verma		SP	4,28,034	44.92%	46,224	4.85%
60	Domariyaganj	51.97%	Jagdambika Pal		BJP	4,63,303	45.47%	Bhishma Shankar Tiwari		SP	4,20,575	41.27%	42,728	4.20%
61	Basti	56.67%	Ram Prasad Chaudhary		SP	5,27,005	48.67%	Harish Dwivedi		BJP	4,26,011	39.34%	1,00,994	9.33%
62	Sant Kabir Nagar	52.57%	Laxmikant alias Pappu Nishad		SP	4,98,695	45.7%	Praveen Kumar Nishad		BJP	4,06,525	37.25%	92,170	8.45%
63	Maharajganj	60.31%	Pankaj Chaudhary		BJP	5,91,310	48.85%	Virendra Chaudhary		INC	5,55,859	45.92%	35,451	2.93%
64	Gorakhpur	54.93%	Ravindra Kishan Shukla		BJP	584,512	50.75%	Kajal Nishad		SP	482,308	41.78%	103,526	8.97%
65	Kushinagar	57.57%	Vijay Kumar Dubey		BJP	5,16,345	47.79%	Ajay Pratap Singh		SP	4,34,555	40.22%	81,790	7.57%
66	Deoria	55.51%	Shashank Mani Tripathi		BJP	5,04,541	48.36%	Akhilesh Pratap Singh		INC	4,69,699	45.02%	34,842	3.34%
67	Bansgaon (SC)	51.79%	Kamlesh Paswan		BJP	4,28,693	45.38%	Sadal Prasad		INC	4,25,543	45.04%	3,150	0.34%
68	Lalganj (SC)	54.38%	Daroga Saroj		SP	4,39,959	43.85%	Neelam Sonkar		BJP	3,24,936	32.38%	1,15,023	11.47%
69	Azamgarh	56.16%	Dharmendra Yadav		SP	5,08,239	48.20%	Dinesh Lal Yadav 'Nirahua'		BJP	3,47,204	32.93%	1,61,035	15.27%
70	Ghosi	55.05%	Rajeev Kumar Rai		SP	5,03,131	43.73%	Arvind Rajbhar		SBSP	3,40,188	29.57%	1,62,943	14.16%
71	Salempur	51.38%	Ramashankar Rajbhar		SP	4,05,472	44.2%	Ravindra Kushawaha		BJP	4,01,899	43.81%	3,573	0.39%
72	Ballia	52.05%	Sanatan Pandey		SP	4,67,068	46.37%	Neeraj Shekhar		BJP	4,23,684	42.06%	43,384	4.31%
73	Jaunpur	55.59%	Babu Singh Kushwaha		SP	5,09,130	46.21%	Kripashankar Singh		BJP	4,09,795	37.19%	99,335	9.02%
74	Machhlishahr (SC)	54.49%	Priya Saroj		SP	4,51,292	42.57%	B. P. Saroj		BJP	4,15,442	39.19%	35,850	3.38%
75	Ghazipur	55.45%	Afzal Ansari		SP	5,39,912	46.82%	Paras Nath Rai		BJP	4,15,051	35.99%	1,24,861	10.83%
76	Chandauli	60.58%	Virendra Singh		SP	4,74,476	42.50%	Mahendra Nath Pandey		BJP	4,52,911	40.57%	21,565	1.93%
77	Varanasi	56.49%	Narendra Modi		BJP	6,12,970	54.24%	Ajay Rai		INC	4,60,457	40.74%	1,52,513	11.50%
78	Bhadohi	53.07%	Vinod Kumar Bind		BJP	4,59,982	42.39%	Lalitesh Pati Tripathi		AITC	4,15,910	38.33%	44,072	4.06%
79	Mirzapur	57.92%	Anupriya Patel		AD(S)	4,71,631	42.67%	Ramesh Chand Bind		SP	4,33,821	39.25%	37,810	3.42%
80	Robertsganj (SC)	56.78%	Chhotelal Kharwar		SP	4,65,848	46.14%	Rinki Kol		AD(S)	3,36,614	33.34%	1,29,234	12.80%

Assembly segments wise lead of parties

Party				Assembly segments	Position in Assembly (as of December 2024)
	INDIA		SP	184	107
			INC	39	2
			AITC	1	0
		Total		224	109
	NDA		BJP	160	257
			RLD	10	9
			AD(S)	4	13
			SBSP	0	6
			NISHAD	Did Not Contest	5
		Total		174	290
	Others		ASP(KR)	5	0
			JSD(L)	Did Not Contest	2
			BSP	0	1
		Total		5	3
Total				403

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