Simranjit Singh Mann

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Simranjit Singh Mann
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Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha
In office
26 June 2022 –4 June 2024
1989 Indian general election: Tarn Taran
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 527,707 88.1
INC Ajit Singh Mann47,2907.9
Independent Jaltar Singh Mehlanwala5,2340.9
Majority480,41780.2
Turnout 599,32263.6%
Registered electors 942,162
SAD(A) gain from SAD Swing
General Election 1996: Sangrur
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
SAD Surjit Singh Barnala 238,131 31.4
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 162,47921.4
CPI(M) Chand Singh Chopra156,77020.7
INC Gurcharan Singh Dadhaboor140,87718.6
Majority75,65210.0
Turnout 757,82771.6
SAD gain from INC Swing
Punjab Assembly election, 1997: Qila Raipur [38]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
SAD Parkash Singh Badal 38,532 44.74
CPI(M) Tarsem Jodhan2750031.93
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 1537717.85
INC Jagdev Singh Jassowal47165.48
Majority
Turnout 8612571.54
Registered electors
SAD gain from CPI(M) Swing
General Election 1998: Sangrur
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
SAD Surjit Singh Barnala 297,393 39.8 Decrease2.svg8.40
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 215,22828.8Increase2.svg7.40
INC Gurcharan Singh Dadhaboor187,71125.1Increase2.svg6.10
CPI(M) Chand Singh Chopra35,3804.7Decrease2.svg16.00
Majority82,16511.0Increase2.svg1.00
Turnout 7,47,11666.4Decrease2.svg5.20
SAD hold
General Election 1999: Sangrur
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 298,846 41.7 Increase2.svg12.90
SAD Surjit Singh Barnala 212,52929.7Increase2.svg0.90
CPI(M) Ajit Singh190,82426.6Increase2.svg21.90
Independent Nirmal Singh5,7380.80N/A
Majority86,31712.1Increase2.svg1.10
Turnout 7,16,18262.5Decrease2.svg3.90
SAD(A) gain from SAD Swing
General Election 2004: Sangrur
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
SAD Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa 286,828 34.2 Increase2.svg4.50
INC Arvind Khanna259,55131.0N/A
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann216,89825.9Decrease2.svg
BSP Mangat Rai Bansal38,2154.6N/A
Independent Sukhdev Singh Bari14,2891.7N/A
Independent Mohamad Shamshad8,8721.1N/A
Majority
Turnout =
SAD gain from SAD(A) Swing
Assembly election, 2007: Dhanaula [39] [40]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Kuldip Singh Bhathal 42,105
SAD Gobind Singh Longowal38581
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 16303
Independent Rajwinder Kaur Rozzy Bhathal5869
BSP Karnail Singh Dulet3411
CPI(ML)L Labh Singh Aklia1569
Turnout 107838
General Election 2009: Sangrur
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Vijay Inder Singla 358,670 38.52
SAD Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa 3,17,79834.13
LBP Balwant Singh Ramoowalia 115,01212.35
BSP Mohmad. Jamil-Ur-Rehman69,9437.51
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann33,7143.62
Majority40,8724.39
Turnout 931,20074.41
INC gain from SAD Swing -14.06
Punjab Assembly election, 2012: Fatehgarh Sahib
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Kuljit Singh Nagra 58,205 46.65
SAD Prem Singh Chandumajra3303529.62
PPoP Didar Singh Bhatti3206528.75
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 32342.9
Independent Harbans Lal21631.94
BSP Tarlochan Singh17481.57
Majority35383.17
Turnout 11152984.45
Registered electors 149,715 [41]
INC win (new seat)
General Election 2014: Khadoor Sahib
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
SAD Ranjit Singh Brahmpura 467,332 43.4 Decrease2.svg4.52
INC Harminder Singh Gill 3,66,76335.2Decrease2.svg10.83
AAP Baldeep Singh1,66,76312.25New
SAD(A) Simranjeet Singh Mann13,990New
Margin of victory1,00,569Decrease2.svg0.22
Turnout 10,40,62266.56Decrease2.svg4.08
SAD hold Swing
Assembly election, 2017: Barnala [42]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
AAP Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer 47,606 35.49
INC Kewal Singh Dhillon 45,17433.67
SAD Surinder Pal Singh Sibia 31,11123.19
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 5,0613.77
BSP Paramjit Kaur2,3691.77
NOTA None of the above8890.66
Registered electors 171,962 [41]
AAP gain from INC
General Election 2019: Sangrur
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
AAP Bhagwant Mann 413,561 37.40 Decrease2.svg11.07
INC Kewal Singh Dhillon303,35027.43Increase2.svg9.93
SAD Parminder Singh Dhindsa263,49823.83Decrease2.svg5.40
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann48,3654.37
LIP Jasraj Singh Longia20,0871.82
NOTA None of the Above6,4900.59Increase2.svg0.39
Majority1,10,2119.97Decrease2.svg10.46
Turnout 11,07,25672.40
AAP hold Swing Decrease2.svg10.5
Assembly Election, 2022: Amargarh
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
AAP Jaswant Singh Gajjanmajra 44,523 34.28 Increase2.svg
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 3848029.63Increase2.svg
SAD Iqbal Singh Jhundan 2606820.07Decrease2.svg
INC Smit Singh [43] 1692313.03Decrease2.svg
PLC Sardar Ali 13421.03New
NOTA None of the above5950.46Decrease2.svg
Majority60434.65Decrease2.svg
Turnout 12986877.95
Registered electors 165,909 [44]
AAP gain from INC
2022 By-election: Sangrur [45]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann 253,154 35.61 Increase2.svg31.24
AAP Gurmail Singh247,33234.79Decrease2.svg2.61
INC Dalvir Singh Goldy 79,66811.21Decrease2.svg16.22
BJP Kewal Singh Dhillon 66,2989.33New
SAD Bibi Kamaldeep Kaur Rajoana44,4286.25Decrease2.svg17.58
NOTA None of the Above24710.35
Majority6,2450.88
Turnout 7,10,91945.3%Decrease2.svg27.1
Registered electors 15,69,240 [46]
SAD(A) gain from AAP Swing Increase2.svg16.92


General Election 2024: Sangrur
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
AAP Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer 364,085 36.06 Increase2.svg1.27
INC Sukhpal Singh Khaira1,91,52518.97Increase2.svg7.76
SAD(A) Simranjit Singh Mann1,87,24618.55Decrease2.svg17.06
BJP Arvind Khanna 1,28,25312.70Increase2.svg3.37
SAD Iqbal Singh Jhundan62,4886.19Decrease2.svg0.06
NOTA None of the Above3,8200.38Increase2.svg0.03
Majority1,72,560Increase2.svg17.09Increase2.svg16.21
Turnout 10,09,665
Registered electors 15,56,601
AAP gain from SAD(A) Swing Increase2.svg1.27

See also

  1. Parkash Singh Badal
  2. Captain Amarinder Singh

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