Results of the 2009 Indian general election by state

Last updated May 13, 2024

Number of votes

State / Union Territory	Congress	BJP	Bahujan Samaj	Communist (Marxist)	Inde- pendent	Samajwadi	Trinamool Congress	Telugu Desam	Nationalist Congress	DMK	Others	Total	Registered Electors	Turnout %
Andhra Pradesh	16,377,782	1,577,499	384,614	532,229	1,383,640	3,936		10,481,348			11,305,872	42,046,920	57,897,654	72.62%
Arunachal Pradesh	255,866	186,103			3,168						55,505	500,642	735,799	68.04%
Assam	4,235,681	1,967,813		84,610	921,379	25,376			28,089		4,878,223	12,141,171	17,470,161	69.50%
Bihar	2,486,999	3,376,109	1,071,794	124,007	2,937,305				294,469		13,940,711	24,231,394	54,491,790	44.47%
Chhattisgarh	3,192,007	3,851,970	386,872	11,667	842,655						269,472	8,554,643	15,472,137	55.29%
Goa	127,494	252,694			11,827				131,363		40,877	564,255	1,020,794	55.28%
Gujarat	7,579,920	8,128,840	282,761	32,430	832,856	78,624			52,501		484,933	17,472,865	36,484,290	47.89%
Haryana	3,407,291	986,136	1,284,067	18,999	214,084	8,398			24,969		2,212,609	8,156,553	12,087,679	67.48%
Himachal Pradesh	1,226,933	1,333,774	42,810	20,664	39,991	2,120					23,998	2,690,290	4,606,674	58.40%
Jammu & Kashmir	643,175	485,303	80,909		163,790	2,036					1,232,122	2,607,335	6,573,118	39.67%
Jharkhand	1,372,639	2,515,265	321,571	49,407	1,016,099	47,046	12,563				3,801,228	9,135,818	17,875,221	51.11%
Karnataka	9,250,984	10,228,790	407,648	18,328	1,014,670	33,099			22,274		3,596,920	24,572,713	41,526,941	59.17%
Kerala	6,434,486	1,011,563	205,337	4,887,333	611,810		1,606		115,191		2,767,549	16,034,875	21,865,458	73.33%
Madhya Pradesh	7,820,333	8,465,524	1,140,044	5,537	957,495	551,341					544,334	19,484,608	38,082,678	51.16%
Maharashtra	7,253,634	6,721,644	1,785,643	197,576	2,983,078	371,209			7,131,175		10,547,302	36,991,261	72,928,907	50.72%
Manipur	575,393	127,146			24,267				79,849		532,744	1,339,399	1,735,979	77.16%
Meghalaya	368,801				21,322				154,476		277,967	822,566	1,277,739	64.38%
Mizoram	213,779				108,913				3,299			325,991	629,384	51.80%
Nagaland	349,203						8,174				832,224	1,189,601	1,321,878	89.99%
Orissa	5,816,904	2,999,520	337,916	71,582	413,030	50,955			274,988		7,797,089	17,761,984	27,194,864	65.31%
Punjab	5,350,377	1,190,144	680,048	17,147	274,446	17,494					4,299,648	11,829,304	16,958,378	69.75%
Rajasthan	8,461,157	6,557,727	604,355	225,068	1,669,786	58,130					355,300	17,931,523	37,060,003	48.39%
Sikkim	74,483	4,458			3,687						169,123	251,751	300,584	83.75%
Tamil Nadu	4,567,799	711,790	232,583	669,058	1,149,313	23,155	755			7,625,397	15,411,148	30,390,998	41,642,466	72.98%
Tripura	540,753	59,457		1,084,883	35,698		9,695		3,118		24,897	1,758,501	2,082,265	84.45%
Uttar Pradesh	10,113,553	9,696,024	15,191,044	10,700	2,504,643	12,884,968	2,164		138,455		4,865,556	55,407,107	116,033,151	47.75%
Uttarakhand	1,354,468	1,061,358	478,394	5,562	86,126	57,316			5,168		91,653	3,140,045	5,887,628	53.33%
West Bengal	5,749,051	2,625,250	435,942	14,145,045	1,314,585	52,698	13,321,029		36,831		5,049,877	42,730,308	52,486,980	81.41%
Andaman & Nicobar	72,221	75,211	789	7,190	2,561				4,696		7,435	170,103	265,110	64.16%
Chandigarh	161,042	102,075	61,434		6,433						12,573	343,557	524,444	65.51%
Dadra & Nagar Haveli	50,624	51,242	1,385		7,112							110,363	154,212	71.57%
Daman & Diu	19,708	44,546			1,246	380			2,144			68,024	95,382	71.32%
Delhi	3,285,353	2,026,876	307,232		63,817	16,357					53,412	5,753,047	11,097,892	51.84%
Lakshadweep	20,492	245							18,294			39,031	45,983	84.88%
Pondicherry	300,391	13,442	3,697		26,013						264,405	607,948	762,440	79.74%
Total	119,110,776	78,435,538	25,728,889	22,219,022	21,646,845	14,284,638	13,355,986	10,481,348	8,521,349	7,625,397	95,746,706	417,156,494	716,676,063	58.21%

Percentage of votes

State / Union Territory	Congress	BJP	Bahujan Samaj	Communist (Marxist)	Inde- pendent	Samajwadi	Trinamool Congress	Telugu Desam	Nationalist Congress	DMK	Others	Total
Andhra Pradesh	38.95%	3.75%	0.91%	1.27%	3.29%	0.01%		24.93%			26.89%	100.00%
Arunachal Pradesh	51.11%	37.17%			0.63%						11.09%	100.00%
Assam	34.89%	16.21%		0.70%	7.59%	0.21%			0.23%		40.18%	100.00%
Bihar	10.26%	13.93%	4.42%	0.51%	12.12%				1.22%		57.53%	100.00%
Chhattisgarh	37.31%	45.03%	4.52%	0.14%	9.85%						3.15%	100.00%
Goa	22.60%	44.78%			2.10%				23.28%		7.24%	100.00%
Gujarat	43.38%	46.52%	1.62%	0.19%	4.77%	0.45%			0.30%		2.78%	100.00%
Haryana	41.77%	12.09%	15.74%	0.23%	2.62%	0.10%			0.31%		27.13%	100.00%
Himachal Pradesh	45.61%	49.58%	1.59%	0.77%	1.49%	0.08%					0.89%	100.00%
Jammu & Kashmir	24.67%	18.61%	3.10%	0.00%	6.28%	0.08%					47.26%	100.00%
Jharkhand	15.02%	27.53%	3.52%	0.54%	11.12%	0.51%	0.14%				41.61%	100.00%
Karnataka	37.65%	41.63%	1.66%	0.07%	4.13%	0.13%			0.09%		14.64%	100.00%
Kerala	40.13%	6.31%	1.28%	30.48%	3.82%		0.01%		0.72%		17.26%	100.00%
Madhya Pradesh	40.14%	43.45%	5.85%	0.03%	4.91%	2.83%					2.79%	100.00%
Maharashtra	19.61%	18.17%	4.83%	0.53%	8.06%	1.00%			19.28%		28.51%	100.00%
Manipur	42.96%	9.49%			1.81%				5.96%		39.77%	100.00%
Meghalaya	44.84%				2.59%				18.78%		33.79%	100.00%
Mizoram	65.58%				33.41%				1.01%			100.00%
Nagaland	29.35%				0.00%		0.69%				69.96%	100.00%
Orissa	32.75%	16.89%	1.90%	0.40%	2.33%	0.29%			1.55%		43.90%	100.00%
Punjab	45.23%	10.06%	5.75%	0.14%	2.32%	0.15%					36.35%	100.00%
Rajasthan	47.19%	36.57%	3.37%	1.26%	9.31%	0.32%					1.98%	100.00%
Sikkim	29.59%	1.77%		0.00%	1.46%						67.18%	100.00%
Tamil Nadu	15.03%	2.34%	0.77%	2.20%	3.78%	0.08%				25.09%	50.71%	100.00%
Tripura	30.75%	3.38%		61.69%	2.03%		0.55%		0.18%		1.42%	100.00%
Uttar Pradesh	18.25%	17.50%	27.42%	0.02%	4.52%	23.26%			0.25%		8.78%	100.00%
Uttarakhand	43.14%	33.80%	15.24%	0.18%	2.74%	1.83%			0.16%		2.92%	100.00%
West Bengal	13.45%	6.14%	1.02%	33.10%	3.08%	0.12%	31.17%		0.09%		11.82%	100.00%
Andaman & Nicobar	42.46%	44.21%	0.46%	4.23%	1.51%				2.76%		4.37%	100.00%
Chandigarh	46.87%	29.71%	17.88%		1.87%						3.66%	100.00%
Dadra & Nagar Haveli	45.87%	46.43%	1.25%		6.44%							100.00%
Daman & Diu	28.97%	65.49%			1.83%	0.56%			3.15%			100.00%
Delhi	57.11%	35.23%	5.34%		1.11%	0.28%					0.93%	100.00%
Lakshadweep	52.50%	0.63%							46.87%			100.00%
Pondicherry	49.41%	2.21%	0.61%		4.28%						43.49%	100.00%
Total	28.55%	18.80%	6.17%	5.33%	5.19%	3.42%	3.20%	2.51%	2.04%	1.83%	22.95%	100.00%

322	159	62
UPA	NDA	Others

2009 LS Seats

State / Union Territory	Congress	BJP	Bahujan Samaj	Communist (Marxist)	Inde- pendent	Samajwadi	Trinamool Congress	Telugu Desam	Nationalist Congress	DMK	Others	Total
Andhra Pradesh	33							6			3	42
Arunachal Pradesh	2											2
Assam	7	4									3	14
Bihar	2	12			2						24	40
Chhattisgarh	1	10										11
Goa	1	1										2
Gujarat	11	15										26
Haryana	9										1	10
Himachal Pradesh	1	3										4
Jammu & Kashmir	2				1						3	6
Jharkhand	1	8			2						3	14
Karnataka	6	19									3	28
Kerala	13			4							3	20
Madhya Pradesh	12	16	1									29
Maharashtra	17	9			1				8		13	48
Manipur	2											2
Meghalaya	1								1			2
Mizoram	1											1
Nagaland											1	1
Orissa	6										15	21
Punjab	8	1									4	13
Rajasthan	20	4			1							25
Sikkim											1	1
Tamil Nadu	8			1						18	12	39
Tripura				2								2
Uttar Pradesh	21	10	20		1	23					5	80
Uttarakhand	5											5
West Bengal	6	1		9	1		19				6	42
Andaman & Nicobar		1										1
Chandigarh	1											1
Dadra & Nagar Haveli		1										1
Daman & Diu		1										1
Delhi	7											7
Lakshadweep	1											1
Pondicherry	1											1
Total	206	116	21	16	9	23	19	6	9	18	100	543

Alliance-wise

State / Union Territory	United Progressive Alliance		National Democratic Alliance		Third Front
Andhra Pradesh		33 / 42 (79%)		0 / 42 (0%)		8 / 42 (19%)	0 / 42 (0%)
Arunachal Pradesh		2 / 2 (100%)		0 / 2 (0%)		0 / 2 (0%)	0 / 2 (0%)
Assam		7 / 14 (50%)		5 / 14 (36%)		0 / 14 (0%)	2 / 14 (14%)
Bihar		6 / 40 (15%)		32 / 40 (80%)		0 / 40 (0%)	2 / 40 (5%)
Chhattisgarh		1 / 11 (9%)		10 / 11 (91%)		0 / 11 (0%)	0 / 11 (0%)
Goa		1 / 2 (50%)		1 / 2 (50%)		0 / 2 (0%)	0 / 2 (0%)
Gujarat		11 / 26 (42%)		15 / 26 (58%)		0 / 26 (0%)	0 / 26 (0%)
Haryana		9 / 10 (90%)		0 / 10 (0%)		1 / 10 (10%)	0 / 10 (0%)
Himachal Pradesh		1 / 4 (25%)		3 / 4 (75%)		0 / 4 (0%)	0 / 4 (0%)
Jammu & Kashmir		5 / 6 (83%)		0 / 6 (0%)		1 / 6 (17%)	0 / 6 (0%)
Jharkhand		3 / 14 (21%)		9 / 14 (64%)		0 / 14 (0%)	2 / 14 (14%)
Karnataka		6 / 28 (21%)		19 / 28 (68%)		0 / 28 (0%)	3 / 28 (11%)
Kerala		17 / 20 (85%)		0 / 20 (0%)		0 / 20 (0%)	3 / 13 (23%)
Madhya Pradesh		12 / 29 (41%)		16 / 29 (55%)		0 / 29 (0%)	1 / 29 (3%)
Maharashtra		25 / 48 (52%)		21 / 48 (44%)		0 / 48 (0%)	2 / 48 (4%)
Manipur		2 / 2 (100%)		0 / 2 (0%)		0 / 2 (0%)	0 / 2 (0%)
Meghalaya		2 / 2 (100%)		0 / 2 (0%)		0 / 2 (0%)	0 / 2 (0%)
Mizoram		1 / 1 (100%)		0 / 1 (0%)		0 / 1 (0%)	0 / 1 (0%)
Nagaland		0 / 1 (0%)		0 / 1 (0%)		0 / 1 (0%)	1 / 1 (100%)
Orissa		6 / 21 (29%)		0 / 21 (0%)		0 / 21 (0%)	15 / 21 (71%)
Punjab		8 / 13 (62%)		5 / 13 (38%)		0 / 13 (0%)	0 / 13 (0%)
Rajasthan		20 / 25 (80%)		4 / 25 (16%)		0 / 25 (0%)	0 / 25 (0%)
Sikkim		0 / 1 (0%)		0 / 1 (0%)		0 / 1 (0%)	1 / 1 (100%)
Tamil Nadu		20 / 39 (51%)		0 / 39 (0%)		7 / 39 (18%)	12 / 39 (31%)
Tripura		0 / 2 (0%)		0 / 2 (0%)		0 / 2 (0%)	2 / 2 (100%)
Uttar Pradesh		21 / 80 (26%)		11 / 80 (14%)		20 / 80 (25%)	24 / 80 (30%)
Uttarakhand		5 / 5 (100%)		0 / 5 (0%)		0 / 5 (0%)	0 / 5 (0%)
West Bengal		25 / 42 (60%)		1 / 42 (2%)		0 / 42 (0%)	15 / 42 (36%)
Andaman & Nicobar		0 / 1 (0%)		1 / 1 (100%)		0 / 1 (0%)	0 / 1 (0%)
Chandigarh		1 / 1 (100%)		0 / 1 (0%)		0 / 1 (0%)	0 / 1 (0%)
Dadra & Nagar Haveli		0 / 1 (0%)		1 / 1 (100%)		0 / 1 (0%)	0 / 1 (0%)
Daman & Diu		0 / 1 (0%)		1 / 1 (100%)		0 / 1 (0%)	0 / 1 (0%)
Delhi		7 / 7 (100%)		0 / 7 (0%)		0 / 7 (0%)	0 / 7 (0%)
Lakshadweep		1 / 1 (100%)		0 / 1 (0%)		0 / 1 (0%)	0 / 1 (0%)
Pondicherry		1 / 1 (100%)		0 / 1 (0%)		0 / 1 (0%)	0 / 1 (0%)
Total	44	262 / 543 (48%)	22	159 / 543 (29%)	37	37 / 543 (7%)	85 / 543 (16%)

Andaman and Nicobar Islands (1)

1

BJP


Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 1 / 1 (100%)	1	1	National Democratic Alliance
Indian National Congress	0	1	United Progressive Alliance

Andhra Pradesh (42)

33	6	2	1
INC	TDP	TRS	AIMIM

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress 33 / 42 (79%)	33	4	United Progressive Alliance
All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen 1 / 42 (2%)	1		United Progressive Alliance
Telugu Desam Party 6 / 42 (14%)	6	1	Third Front
Telangana Rashtra Samithi 2 / 42 (5%)	2	3	Third Front

Arunachal Pradesh (2)

2

INC

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress 2 / 2 (100%)	2	2	United Progressive Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party	0	2	National Democratic Alliance

Assam (14)

7	4	1	1	1
INC	BJP	AGP	AIUDF	BDF

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress 7 / 14 (50%)	7	2	United Progressive Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 4 / 14 (29%)	4	3	National Democratic Alliance
Asom Gana Parishad 1 / 14 (7%)	1	1	National Democratic Alliance
All India United Democratic Front 1 / 14 (7%)	1	1	Others
Bodoland People's Front 1 / 14 (7%)	1	1	Others

Bihar (40)

20	12	4	1	1
JD(U)	BJP	RJD	INC	IND

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Janata Dal (United) 20 / 40 (50%)	20	14	National Democratic Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 12 / 40 (30%)	12	19	National Democratic Alliance
Rashtriya Janata Dal 4 / 40 (10%)	4	18	Fourth Front
Indian National Congress 2 / 40 (5%)	2	2	United Progressive Alliance
Independent 2 / 40 (5%)	2	2	Others

Chandigarh (1)

1

INC

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress 1 / 1 (100%)	1		United Progressive Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party	0		National Democratic Alliance

Chhattisgarh (11)

10	1
BJP	INC

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 10 / 11 (91%)	10		National Democratic Alliance
Indian National Congress 1 / 11 (9%)	1		United Progressive Alliance

Dadra & Nagar Haveli (1)

1

BJP

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 1 / 1 (100%)	1		National Democratic Alliance
Indian National Congress	0		United Progressive Alliance

NCT of Delhi (7)

7

INC

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress 7 / 7 (100%)	7	1	United Progressive Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party	0	1	National Democratic Alliance

Goa (2)

1	1
INC	BJP

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress 1 / 2 (50%)	1		United Progressive Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 1 / 2 (50%)	1		National Democratic Alliance

Gujarat (26)

15	11
BJP	INC

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 15 / 26 (58%)	15	1	National Democratic Alliance
Indian National Congress 11 / 26 (42%)	11	1	United Progressive Alliance

Haryana (10)

9	1
INC	HJC

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress 9 / 10 (90%)	9		United Progressive Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party	0	1	National Democratic Alliance
Haryana Janhit Congress (BL) 1 / 10 (10%)	1	1	Third Front

Himachal Pradesh (4)

3	1
BJP	INC

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 3 / 4 (75%)	3		National Democratic Alliance
Indian National Congress 1 / 4 (25%)	1		United Progressive Alliance

Jammu and Kashmir (6)

3	2	1
JKNC	INC	IND

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference 3 / 6 (50%)	3	1	United Progressive Alliance
Indian National Congress 2 / 6 (33%)	2		United Progressive Alliance
Independent 2 / 6 (33%)	1		Third Front

Jharkhand (14)

8	2	2	1	1
BJP	JVM	JMM	INC	IND

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 8 / 14 (57%)	8	7	National Democratic Alliance
Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik) 1 / 14 (7%)	1	1	National Democratic Alliance
Jharkhand Mukti Morcha 2 / 14 (14%)	2	2	United Progressive Alliance
Indian National Congress 1 / 14 (7%)	1	5	United Progressive Alliance
Independent 2 / 14 (14%)	2	2	Others

Karnataka (28)

19	6	3
BJP	INC	JD(S)

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party 19 / 28 (68%)	19	1	National Democratic Alliance
Indian National Congress 6 / 28 (21%)	6	2	United Progressive Alliance
Janata Dal (Secular) 3 / 28 (11%)	3	1	Others

Kerala (20)

13	4	3	1
INC	CPI(M)	IUML	KC(M)

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress 13 / 20 (65%)	13	13	United Progressive Alliance
Indian Union Muslim League 2 / 20 (10%)	2	1
Kerala Congress (M) 1 / 20 (5%)	1	1
Communist Party of India (Marxist) 4 / 20 (20%)	4	9	Left Democratic Front

Lakshwadeep (1)

1

INC

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress	1	1	United Progressive Alliance
Nationalist Congress Party	0		United Progressive Alliance
Janata Dal (United)	0	1	Others

Madhya Pradesh (29)

16	12	1
BJP	INC	BSP

Name of Party	Seats won	Seat Change	Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party	16	9	National Democratic Alliance
Indian National Congress	12	8	United Progressive Alliance
Bahujan Samaj Party	1	1	Others

Maharashtra (48)

17	11	9	8	1	1	1
INC	SHS	BJP	NCP	BVA	SWP	IND

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress	17	4	United Progressive Alliance
Nationalist Congress Party	8	1	United Progressive Alliance
Shiv Sena	11	1	National Democratic Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party	9	4
Swabhimani Paksha	1	1
Bahujan Vikas Aaghadi	1	1	Others
Independent	1		Others

Manipur (2)

2

INC

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress	2	1	United Progressive Alliance
People's Democratic Alliance	0	1	National Democratic Alliance

Meghalaya (2)

1	1
INC	NCP

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress	1	1	United Progressive Alliance
Nationalist Congress Party	1	1	United Progressive Alliance

Mizoram (1)

1

INC

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress	1	1	United Progressive Alliance
Mizo National Front	0	1	Others

Nagaland (1)

1

NPF

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Naga People's Front	1		Others
Indian National Congress	0		United Progressive Alliance

Odisha (21)

14	6	1
BJD	INC	CPI

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Biju Janata Dal	14	3	Third Front
Indian National Congress	6	4	United Progressive Alliance
Communist Party of India (Marxist)	1	1	Third Front

Puducherry (1)

1

INC

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress	1	1	United Progressive Alliance
Pattali Makkal Katchi	0	1	Third Front
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	0		Third Front

Punjab (13)

8	4	1
INC	SAD	BJP

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress	8	6	United Progressive Alliance
Shiromani Akali Dal	4	4	National Democratic Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party	1	2	National Democratic Alliance

Rajasthan (25)

20	4	1
INC	BJP	IND

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Indian National Congress	20	16	United Progressive Alliance
Bharatiya Janata Party	4	17	National Democratic Alliance
Independent	1	1	Others

Sikkim (1)

1

SDF

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Sikkim Democratic Front	1		Others
Indian National Congress	0		United Progressive Alliance

Tamil Nadu (39)

18	9	8	1	1	1	1
DMK	AIADMK	INC	VCK	MCMK	CPI	CPI(M)

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	18	2	United Progressive Alliance
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	4	9	Third Front
Indian National Congress	1	1	United Progressive Alliance
Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi	1	1	United Progressive Alliance
Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	1	3	Third Front
Communist Party of India	1	1
Communist Party of India (Marxist)	1	1

Tripura (2)

2

CPI(M)

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Communist Party of India (Marxist)	2		Third Front
Indian National Congress	0		United Progressive Alliance

Uttar Pradesh (80)

23	21	20	10	5	1
SP	INC	BSP	BJP	RLD	IND

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
Samajwadi Party	23	12	Fourth Front
Indian National Congress	21	12	United Progressive Alliance
Bahujan Samaj Party	20	1	Third Front
Bharatiya Janata Party	10		National Democratic Alliance
Rashtriya Lok Dal	1	2	National Democratic Alliance
Independent	1		Others

West Bengal (42)

19	9	6	2	2	1	1	1
AITC	CPI(M)	INC	CPI	AIFB	RSP(C)	BJP	SUCI(C)

Party	Seats Won	Seat Change	Alliance
All India Trinamool Congress	19	18	United Progressive Alliance
Communist Party of India (Marxist)	9	17	Third Front
Indian National Congress	6	1	United Progressive Alliance
Communist Party of India	2	1	Third Front
All India Forward Bloc	2	1
Revolutionary Socialist Party (India)	1	1
Bharatiya Janata Party	1	1	National Democratic Alliance
Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist)	1	1	Others

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Results of the 2009 Indian general election by state

Contents

Number of votes

Percentage of votes

2009 LS Seats

Alliance-wise

Andaman and Nicobar Islands (1)

Andhra Pradesh (42)

Arunachal Pradesh (2)

Assam (14)

Bihar (40)

Chandigarh (1)

Chhattisgarh (11)

Dadra & Nagar Haveli (1)

NCT of Delhi (7)

Goa (2)

Gujarat (26)

Haryana (10)

Himachal Pradesh (4)

Jammu and Kashmir (6)

Jharkhand (14)

Karnataka (28)

Kerala (20)

Lakshwadeep (1)

Madhya Pradesh (29)

Maharashtra (48)

Manipur (2)

Meghalaya (2)

Mizoram (1)

Nagaland (1)

Odisha (21)

Puducherry (1)

Punjab (13)

Rajasthan (25)

Sikkim (1)

Tamil Nadu (39)

Tripura (2)

Uttar Pradesh (80)

West Bengal (42)

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