2019 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh

2019 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh
80 seats
Turnout	59.21% ( 0.77%)
	Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha constituencies

Last updated June 06, 2024

The 2019 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh was held between 11 April and 19 May 2019 to constitute the 17th Lok Sabha. The election results were declared on 23 May which saw the BJP led alliance winning majority of seats.^[1]

Election schedule

Poll event	Phase
Poll event	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	VII
Notification Date	18 March	19 March	28 March	2 April	10 April	16 April	22 April
Last Date for filing nomination	25 March	26 March	4 April	9 April	18 April	23 April	29 April
Scrutiny of nomination	26 March	27 March	5 April	10 April	20 April	24 April	30 April
Last Date for withdrawal of nomination	28 March	29 March	8 April	12 April	22 April	26 April	2 May
Date of poll	11 April	18 April	23 April	29 April	6 May	12 May	19 May
Date of counting of votes/Result	23 May 2019
No. of constituencies	8	8	10	13	14	14	13

Parties and alliances

National Democratic Alliance

Party		Leader	Contesting Seats
	Bharatiya Janata Party	Narendra Modi	78
	Apna Dal (Sonelal)	Anupriya Patel	2
Total			80

Mahagathbandhan

Party			Leader(s)	Contesting Seats^[2]
	Bahujan Samaj Party	BSP	Mayawati	38
	Samajwadi Party	SP	Akhilesh Yadav	37
	Rashtriya Lok Dal	RLD	Chaudhary Ajit Singh	3
Total				78

United Progressive Alliance

Party		Leader	Contesting Seats
	Indian National Congress	Ajay Rai	67
	Jan Adhikar Party	Babu Singh Kushwaha	3
Total			70

Opinion Poll

Date published	Polling agency				Lead
Date published	Polling agency	NDA	UPA	MGB	Lead
8 April 2019	News Nation	37	2	41	4
6 April 2019	India TV - CNX	41	4	35	6
3 April 2019	ABP News - Nielsen	36	2	42	6
1 April 2019	India TV - CNX	46	4	30	16
19 March 2019	Times Now - VMR	42	2	36	6
12 March 2019	News Nation	35	2	43	8
8 March 2019	India TV - CNX	41	4	35	6
31 Jan 2019	Times Now - VMR	27	2	51	24
24 Jan 2019	ABP News - Cvoter Archived 29 April 2019 at the Wayback Machine	25	4	51	26
23 Jan 2019	India Today	18	4	58	40
2 Nov 2018	ABP News - CVoter	31	5	44	13
5 Oct 2018	ABP News- CSDS	36	2	42	6

Date published	Polling agency				Lead
Date published	Polling agency	NDA	UPA	MGB	Lead
Jan 2019	Republic TV - CVoter^{[ citation needed ]}	35.5%	17.3%	40.9%	5.4%

Candidates

#	Constituency	Poll Date	Candidates
#	Constituency	Poll Date	NDA BJP (78) AD(S) (2)		UPA INC (67) JAP (3) IND (1)		MGB BSP (38) SP (37) RLD (3)		PDA PSPL (48) PECP (7)
1	Saharanpur	11 April 2019		Raghav Lakhanpal		Imran Masood		Hazi Fazlur Rehman		Hazi Mohammed Uvais
2	Kairana	11 April 2019		Pradeep Kumar Choudhary		Harendra Singh Malik		Tabassum Begum	DNF
3	Muzaffarnagar	11 April 2019		Sanjeev Kumar Balyan	DNF			Ajit Singh	DNF
4	Bijnor	11 April 2019		Kunwar Bharatendra Singh		Nasimuddin Siddiqui		Malook Nagar		Ilam Singh
5	Nagina	18 April 2019		Yashwant Singh		Omvati Devi		Girish Chandra	DNF
6	Moradabad	23 April 2019		Kunwar Sarvesh Kumar		Imran Pratapghari		S.T Hasan		Nadir Ali Mansoori
7	Rampur	23 April 2019		Jaya Prada Nahata		Sanjay Kapoor		Mohammad Azam Khan	DNF
8	Sambhal	23 April 2019		Parameshvar Lal Saini		Major Jagat Pal Singh		Shafiqur Rahman Barq		Karan Singh Yadav
9	Amroha	18 April 2019		Kanwar Singh Tanwar		Sachin Choudhary		Kunwar Danish Ali		Matloob Ahmad
10	Meerut	11 April 2019		Rajendra Agrawal		Harendra Agarwal		Haji Mohammad Yaqoob		Nasir Ali
11	Baghpat	11 April 2019		Satya Pal Singh	DNF			Jayant Chaudhary		Chaudhary Mohkam
12	Ghaziabad	11 April 2019		General Vijay Kumar Singh		Dolly Sharma		Suresh Bansal		Sewa Ram Kasana
13	Gautam Buddh Nagar	11 April 2019		Mahesh Sharma		Arvind Kumar Singh		Satveer Nagar		Jitendra Singh
14	Bulandshahr	18 April 2019		Bhola Singh		Banshi Singh		Yogesh Verma	DNF
15	Aligarh	18 April 2019		Satish Kumar Gautam		Bijendra Singh Chaudhary		Ajit Baliyan		Deepak Chaudhary
16	Hathras	18 April 2019		Rajvir Diler Balmiki		Triloki Ram		Ramji Lal Suman		Mithlesh Devi
17	Mathura	18 April 2019		Hema Malini		Mahesh Pathak		Kunwar Narendra Singh		Jagvir Singh
18	Agra	18 April 2019		Satya Pal Singh Baghel		Preeta Harit		Manoj Kumar Soni		Ramji Lal Vidhyarthi
19	Fatehpur Sikri	18 April 2019		Rajkumar Chahar		Raj Babbar		Bhagwan Sharma aka Guddu Pandit		Manisha Singh
20	Firozabad	23 April 2019		Chandra Sen Jadon	DNF			Akshay Yadav		Shivpal Singh Yadav
21	Mainpuri	23 April 2019		Prem Singh Shakya	DNF			Mulayam Singh Yadav	DNF
22	Etah	23 April 2019		Rajveer Singh		Suraj Singh		Kunwar Devendra Singh Yadav		Rashmi Yadav
23	Badaun	23 April 2019		Sanghmitra Maurya		Saleem Iqbal Shervani		Dharmendra Yadav	DNF
24	Aonla	23 April 2019		Dharmendra Kashyap		Kunwar Sarvaraj Singh		Ruchi Veera		Sunil Kumar
25	Bareilly	23 April 2019		Santosh Kumar Gangwar		Praveen Singh Aron		Bhagwat Sharan Gangwar		Saman Tahir
26	Pilibhit	23 April 2019		Feroze Varun Gandhi		Surendra Kumar Gupta		Hemraj Verma		Mohd. Hanif
27	Shahjahanpur	29 April 2019		Arun Kumar Sagar		Brahm Swaroop Sagar		Amar Chandra Jauhar		Narveer Fauji
28	Kheri	29 April 2019		Ajay Kumar Mishra		Zafar Ali Naqvi		Purvi Verma		Shri Krishna Verma
29	Dhaurahra	6 May 2019		Rekha Verma		Jitin Prasad		Arshad Ahmed Siddiqui		Malkhan Singh Rajpoot
30	Sitapur	6 May 2019		Rajesh Verma		Qaiser Jahan		Nakul Dubey		Vijay Kumar Mishra
31	Hardoi	29 April 2019		Jai Prakash		Virendra Kumar Verma		Usha Verma		Sanjay Bharatiya
32	Misrikh	29 April 2019		Ashok Kumar Rawat		Manjari Rahi		Neelu Satyarthi		Arun Kumari Kori
33	Unnao	29 April 2019		Swami Sachchidanand Hari Sakshi		Annu Tandon		Arun Shankar Shukla		Satish Kumar Shukla
34	Mohanlalganj	6 May 2019		Kaushal Kishore		R K Chaudhary		C L Verma		Ganesh Rawat
35	Lucknow	6 May 2019		Rajnath Singh		Acharya Pramod Krishnam		Poonam Sinha	DNF
36	Rae Bareli	6 May 2019		Dinesh Pratap Singh		Sonia Gandhi	DNF			Ram Singh Yadav
37	Amethi	6 May 2019		Smriti Irani		Rahul Gandhi	DNF		DNF
38	Sultanpur	12 May 2019		Maneka Gandhi		Sanjay Singh		Chandrabhadra Singh		Kamla Yadav
39	Pratapgarh	12 May 2019		Sangam Lal Gupta		Ratna Singh		Ashok Kumar Tripathi	DNF
40	Farrukhabad	29 April 2019		Mukesh Rajput		Salman Khurshid		Manoj Agarwal		Uday Pal Singh
41	Etawah	29 April 2019		Ram Shankar Katheria		Ashok Kumar Doharey		Kamlesh Katheria		Shambhu Dayal Dohare
42	Kannauj	29 April 2019		Subrat Pathak	DNF			Dimple Yadav	DNF
43	Kanpur Urban	29 April 2019		Satyadev Pachauri		Sriprakash Jaiswal		Ram Kumar	DNF
44	Akbarpur	29 April 2019		Devendra Singh Bhole		Raja Ram Pal		Nisha Sachan		Mahendra Singh Yadav
45	Jalaun	29 April 2019		Bhanu Pratap Singh Verma		Brijlal Khabri		Pankaj Singh	DNF
46	Jhansi	29 April 2019		Anurag Sharma		Shiv Sharan Singh		Shyam Sundar Singh Yadav		Jagat Vikram Singh Rajput
47	Hamirpur	29 April 2019		Pushpendra Singh Chandel		Pritam Lodhi		Dilip Kumar Singh		Arvind Kumar Prajapati
48	Banda	6 May 2019		R. K. Singh Patel		Bal Kumar Patel		Shyama Charan Gupta		Chhotelal Yadav
49	Fatehpur	6 May 2019		Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti		Rakesh Sachan		Sukhdev Prasad Verma		Mahesh Chandra Sahu
50	Kaushambi	6 May 2019		Vinod Kumar Sonkar		Girish Chand Pasi		Indrajeet Saroj		Rajdev
51	Phulpur	12 May 2019		Keshari Devi Patel		Pankaj Niranjan		Pandhari Yadav		Priya Singh Paul aka Priyadarshini Gandhi
52	Allahabad	12 May 2019		Rita Bahuguna Joshi		Yogesh Shukla		Rajendra Singh Patel		Abhimanyu Singh Patel
53	Barabanki	6 May 2019		Upendra Rawat		Tanuj Punia		Ram Sagar Rawat	DNF
54	Faizabad	6 May 2019		Lallu Singh		Nirmal Khatri		Anand Sen Yadav	DNF
55	Ambedkar Nagar	12 May 2019		Mukut Bihari Verma	DNF			Ritesh Pandey		Premnath Nishad
56	Bahraich	6 May 2019		Akshaybara Lal Gaud		Savitri Bai Phoole		Shabbir Balmiki		Jagdish Kumar Singh
57	Kaiserganj	6 May 2019		Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh		Vinay Kumar Pandey		Chandradev Ram Yadav		Dhananjay Sharma
58	Shrawasti	12 May 2019		Daddan Mishra		Dhirendra Pratap Singh		Ram Shiromani Verma	DNF
59	Gonda	6 May 2019		Kirti Vardhan Singh		Krishna Patel		Vinod Kumar aka Pandit Singh		Qutabuddin Khan aka Diamond
60	Domariyaganj	12 May 2019		Jagdambika Pal		Chandresh Upadhyay		Aftab Alam		Mohammad Irfan
61	Basti	12 May 2019		Harish Dwivedi		Raj Kishore Singh		Ram Prasad Chaudhary	DNF
62	Sant Kabir Nagar	12 May 2019		Praveen Kumar Nishad		Bhalchandra Yadav		Bhismshankar aka Kushal Tiwari	DNF
63	Maharajganj	19 May 2019		Pankaj Choudhary		Supriya Shrinate		Akhilesh Kumar Singh	DNF
64	Gorakhpur	19 May 2019		Ravi Kishan		Madhusudan Tripathi		Rambhual Nishad		Shyamnarayan Yadav
65	Kushi Nagar	19 May 2019		Vijay Kumar Dubey		R. P. N. Singh		Nathuni Prasad Kushwaha		Usman
66	Deoria	19 May 2019		Ramapati Ram Tripathi		Niaz Ahmed		Binod Kumar Jaiswal		Birja
67	Bansgaon	19 May 2019		Kamlesh Paswan	DNF			Sadal Prasad		Surendra Prasad Bharti
68	Lalganj	12 May 2019		Neelam Sonkar		Pankaj Mohan Sonkar		Sangeeta Azad		Hemraj Paswan
69	Azamgarh	12 May 2019		Dinesh Lal Yadav 'Nirahua	DNF			Akhilesh Yadav	DNF
70	Ghosi	19 May 2019		Harinarayan Rajbhar		Bal Krishna Chauhan		Atul Rai		Shefkat Taki
71	Salempur	19 May 2019		Ravindra Kushawaha		Rajesh Mishra		R S Kushwaha		Puja Pandey
72	Ballia	19 May 2019		Virendra Singh Mast	DNF			Sanatan Pandey	DNF
73	Jaunpur	12 May 2019		K P Singh		Deo Vrat Mishra		Shyam Singh Yadav		Sangeeta Yadav
74	Machhlishahr	12 May 2019		Bholanath P Saroj		Amarnath Paswan		Tribhuvan Ram	DNF
75	Ghazipur	19 May 2019		Manoj Sinha		Ajit Pratap Kushwaha		Afzal Ansari		Santosh Kumar Yadav
76	Chandauli	19 May 2019		Mahendra Nath Pandey		Shiv Kanya Kushwaha		Sanjay Chauhan	DNF
77	Varanasi	19 May 2019		Narendra Modi		Ajay Rai		Shalini Yadav	DNF
78	Bhadohi	12 May 2019		Ramesh Bind		Ramakant Yadav		Rangnath Mishra	DNF
79	Mirzapur	19 May 2019		Anupriya Patel		Lalitesh Pati Tripathi		Ram Charitra Nishad		Ashish Kumar Tripathi
80	Robertsganj	19 May 2019		Pakauri Lal Kol		Bhagwati Prasad Chaudhary		Bhai Lal Kaul		Ruby Prasad

Exit Polls

Polling agency				Lead
Polling agency	NDA	UPA	MGB	Lead
India Today-Axis	62-68	1-2	10-16	52
News24-Today's Chanakya	60 ± 5	1 ± 2	19 ± 6	52
News18-IPSOS CNN-IBN-IPSOS	58-60	1-2	17-19	43
VDP Associates	60	2	18	42
Times Now-VMR	58	2	20	38
Republic-CVoter^{[ citation needed ]}	65	2	33	2
ABP News	33	2	45	12

Results

Alliance/Party				Seats			Popular vote
Alliance/Party				Contested	Won	+/−	Votes	%	±pp
	NDA		BJP	78	62	9	4,28,58,171	49.98%	7.35%
			ADS	2	2		10,39,478	1.21%	0.2
		Total		80	64	9	4,38,97,649	51.19%	7.55%
	Mahagathbandhan		BSP	38	10	10	1,66,59,754	19.43%	0.34
			SP	37	5		1,55,33,620	18.11%	4.24
			RLD	3	0		14,47,363	1.69%	0.83
		Total		78	15	10	3,36,40,737	39.23%	5.41%
	UPA		INC	67	1	1	54,57,352	6.36%	1.17

62	2	10	5	1
BJP	ADS	BSP	SP	INC

64	15	1
NDA	MGB	UPA

Party	BJP	BSP	SP	AD(S)	INC
Party
Leader	Narendra Modi	Mayawati	Akhilesh Yadav	Anupriya Singh Patel	Rahul Gandhi
Leader
Votes	49.56%, 42,857,221	19.26%, 16,658,917	17.96%, 15,533,620	1.01%, 1,038,558	6.31%, 5,457,269
Votes
Seats	62 (77.5%)	10 (12.5%)	5 (6.25%)	2 (2.5%)	1 (1.25%)
Seats	62 / 80	10 / 80	5 / 80	2 / 80	1 / 80

Constituency Wise Results

No	Constituency	Turnout^[3]	Winner		Votes	Runner Up		Votes	Margin
1	Saharanpur	70.87	Haji Fazlur Rehman	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,14,139	Raghav Lakhanpal	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,91,722	22,417
2	Kairana	67.45	Pradeep Kumar Choudhary	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,66,961	Tabassum Begum	Samajwadi Party	4,74,801	92,160
3	Muzaffarnagar	68.42	Sanjeev Kumar Balyan	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,73,780	Ajit Singh	Rashtriya Lok Dal	5,67,254	6,526
4	Bijnor	66.22	Malook Nagar	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,56,556	Kunwar Bharatendra Singh	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,86,362	69,941
5	Nagina	63.66	Girish Chandra	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,68,378	Yashwant Singh	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,01,546	1,66,832
6	Moradabad	65.46	S. T. Hasan	Samajwadi Party	6,49,538	Kunwar Sarvesh Kumar	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,51,416	97,878
7	Rampur	63.19	Azam Khan		5,59,177	Jaya Prada	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,49,180	1,09,997
8	Sambhal	64.73	Dr. Shafiqur Rehman Barq		6,58,006	Parameshvar Lal Saini	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,83,180	1,74,826
9	Amroha	71.05	Kunwar Danish Ali	Bahujan Samaj Party	6,01,082	Kanwar Singh Tanwar	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,37,834	63,248
10	Meerut	64.29	Rajendra Agrawal	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,86,184	Haji Mohammad Yaqoob	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,81,455	4,729
11	Baghpat	64.68	Dr. Satya Pal Singh		5,25,789	Jayant Chaudhary	Rashtriya Lok Dal	5,02,287	23,502
12	Ghaziabad	55.89	General Vijay Kumar Singh		9,44,503	Suresh Bansal	Samajwadi Party	4,43,003	5,01,500
13	Gautam Buddh Nagar	60.49	Dr. Mahesh Sharma		8,30,812	Satveer Nagar	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,93,890	3,36,922
14	Bulandshahr	62.92	Bhola Singh		6,81,321	Yogesh Verma		3,91,264	2,90,057
15	Aligarh	61.68	Satish Kumar Gautam		6,56,215	Ajit Baliyan		4,26,954	2,29,261
16	Hathras	61.76	Rajvir Singh Diler		6,84,299	Ramji Lal Suman	Samajwadi Party	4,24,091	2,60,208
17	Mathura	61.08	Hema Malini		6,71,293	Kunwar Narendra Singh	Rashtriya Lok Dal	3,77,822	2,93,470
18	Agra	59.12	Satya Pal Singh Baghel		6,46,875	Manoj Kumar Soni	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,35,329	2,11,546
19	Fatehpur Sikri	60.42	Rajkumar Chahar		6,67,147	Raj Babbar	Indian National Congress	1,72,082	4,95,065
20	Firozabad	60.13	Dr. Chandra Sen Jadon		4,95,819	Akshay Yadav	Samajwadi Party	4,67,038	28,781
21	Mainpuri	56.77	Mulayam Singh Yadav	Samajwadi Party	5,24,926	Prem Singh Shakya	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,30,537	94,389
22	Etah	61.70	Rajveer Singh	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,45,348	Devendra Singh Yadav	Samajwadi Party	4,22,678	1,22,670
23	Badaun	57.17	Dr. Sanghmitra Maurya		5,11,352	Dharmendra Yadav	Samajwadi Party	4,92,898	18,454
24	Aonla	58.97	Dharmendra Kashyap		5,37,675	Ruchi Veera	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,23,932	1,13,743
25	Bareilly	59.46	Santosh Kumar Gangwar		5,65,270	Bhagwat Sharan Gangwar	Samajwadi Party	3,97,988	1,67,282
26	Pilibhit	67.41	Varun Gandhi		7,04,549	Hemraj Verma	Samajwadi Party	4,48,922	2,55,627
27	Shahjahanpur	56.15	Arun Kumar Sagar		6,88,990	Amar Chandra Jauhar	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,20,572	2,68,418
28	Kheri	64.20	Ajay Kumar Mishra		6,09,589	Purvi Verma	Samajwadi Party	3,90,782	2,18,807
29	Dhaurahra	64.69	Rekha Verma		5,12,905	Arshad Ahmed Siddiqui	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,52,294	1,60,611
30	Sitapur	63.93	Rajesh Verma		5,14,528	Nakul Dubey	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,13,695	1,00,833
31	Hardoi	58.54	Jai Prakash Rawat		5,68,143	Usha Verma	Samajwadi Party	4,35,669	1,32,474
32	Misrikh	57.17	Ashok Kumar Rawat		5,34,429	Neelu Satyarthi	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,33,757	1,00,672
33	Unnao	56.47	Sakshi Maharaj		7,03,507	Arun Shankar Shukla	Samajwadi Party	3,02,551	4,00,956
34	Mohanlalganj	62.79	Kaushal Kishore		6,29,999	C L Verma	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,39,795	90,229
35	Lucknow	54.78	Rajnath Singh		6,33,026	Poonam Sinha	Samajwadi Party	2,85,724	3,47,302
36	Rae Bareli	56.34	Sonia Gandhi	Indian National Congress	5,34,918	Dinesh Pratap Singh	Bharatiya Janata Party	3,67,740	1,67,178
37	Amethi	54.08	Smriti Irani	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,68,514	Rahul Gandhi	Indian National Congress	4,13,394	55,120
38	Sultanpur	56.37	Maneka Gandhi		4,59,196	Chandrabhadra Singh	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,44,670	14,526
39	Pratapgarh	53.56	Sangam Lal Gupta		4,36,291	Ashok Kumar Tripathi		3,18,539	1,17,752
40	Farrukhabad	58.72	Mukesh Rajput		5,69,880	Manoj Agarwal		3,48,178	2,21,702
41	Etawah	58.52	Dr. Ram Shankar Katheria		5,22,119	Kamlesh Katheria	Samajwadi Party	4,57,682	64,437
42	Kannauj	60.86	Subrat Pathak		5,63,087	Dimple Yadav	Samajwadi Party	5,50,734	12,353
43	Kanpur	51.65	Satyadev Pachauri		4,68,937	Sriprakash Jaiswal	Indian National Congress	3,13,003	1,55,934
44	Akbarpur	58.13	Devendra Singh Bhole		5,81,282	Nisha Sachan	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,06,140	2,75,142
45	Jalaun	58.49	Bhanu Pratap Singh Verma		5,81,763	Pankaj Singh	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,23,386	1,58,377
46	Jhansi	67.68	Anurag Sharma		8,09,272	Shyam Sundar Yadav	Samajwadi Party	4,43,589	3,65,683
47	Hamirpur	62.32	Pushpendra Singh Chandel		5,75,122	Dilip Kumar Singh	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,26,470	2,48,652
48	Banda	60.80	R. K. Singh Patel		4,77,926	Shyama Charan Gupta	Samajwadi Party	4,18,988	58,938
49	Fatehpur	56.79	Niranjan Jyoti		5,66,040	Sukhdev Prasad Verma	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,67,835	1,98,205
50	Kaushambi	54.56	Vinod Kumar Sonkar		3,83,009	Indrajeet Saroj	Samajwadi Party	3,44,287	38,722
51	Phulpur	48.70	Keshari Devi Patel		5,44,701	Pandhari Yadav		3,72,733	1,71,968
52	Allahabad	51.83	Dr. Rita Bahuguna Joshi		4,94,454	Rajendra Singh Patel		3,10,179	1,84,275
53	Barabanki	63.61	Upendra Singh Rawat		5,35,594	Ram Sagar Rawat		4,25,624	1,10,140
54	Faizabad	59.69	Lallu Singh		5,29,021	Anand Sen Yadav		4,63,544	65,477
55	Ambedkar Nagar	61.08	Ritesh Pandey	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,64,118	Mukut Bihari Verma	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,68,238	95,880
56	Bahraich	57.24	Akshaibar Lal	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,25,982	Shabbir Balmiki	Samajwadi Party	3,97,230	1,28,752
57	Kaiserganj	54.39	Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,81,358	Chandradev Ram Yadav	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,19,757	2,61,601
58	Shrawasti	52.08	Ram Shiromani Verma	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,41,771	Daddan Mishra	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,36,451	5,320
59	Gonda	52.20	Kirti Vardhan Singh	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,08,190	Vinod Kumar	Samajwadi Party	3,41,830	1,66,360
60	Domariyaganj	52.26	Jagdambika Pal		4,92,253	Aftab Alam	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,86,932	1,05,321
61	Basti	57.19	Harish Dwivedi		4,71,163	Ram Prasad Chaudhary		4,40,808	30,354
62	Sant Kabir Nagar	54.20	Praveen Kumar Nishad		4,67,543	Bhismshankar aka Kushal Tiwari		4,31,794	35,749
63	Maharajganj	64.07	Pankaj Choudhary		7,26,349	Akhilesh Kumar Singh	Samajwadi Party	3,85,925	3,40,424
64	Gorakhpur	59.81	Ravi Kishan		7,17,122	Rambhual Nishad		4,15,458	3,01,664
65	Kushi Nagar	59.79	Vijay Kumar Dubey		5,97,039	Nathuni Prasad Kushwaha		2,59,479	3,37,560
66	Deoria	57.90	Ramapati Ram Tripathi		5,80,644	Binod Kumar Jaiswal	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,30,713	2,49,931
67	Bansgaon	55.38	Kamlesh Paswan		5,46,673	Sadal Prasad	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,93,205	1,53,468
68	Lalganj	54.86	Sangeeta Azad	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,18,820	Neelam Sonkar	Bharatiya Janata Party	3,57,223	1,61,597
69	Azamgarh	57.56	Akhilesh Yadav	Samajwadi Party	6,21,578	Dinesh Lal Yadav 'Nirahua	Bharatiya Janata Party	3,61,704	2,59,874
70	Ghosi	57.31	Atul Rai	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,73,829	Harinarayan Rajbhar	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,51,261	1,22,568
71	Salempur	55.43	Ravindra Kushawaha	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,67,940	R S Kushwaha	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,55,325	1,12,477
72	Ballia	54.35	Virendra Singh	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,69,114	Sanatan Pandey	Samajwadi Party	4,53,595	15,519
73	Jaunpur	55.77	Shyam Singh Yadav	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,21,128	Krishna Pratap	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,40,192	80,936
74	Machhlishahr	56.02	B. P. Saroj	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,88,397	Tribhuvan Ram	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,88,216	181
75	Ghazipur	58.88	Afzal Ansari	Bahujan Samaj Party	5,66,082	Manoj Sinha	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,46,690	1,19,392
76	Chandauli	61.83	Mahendra Nath Pandey	Bharatiya Janata Party	5,10,733	Sanjay Chauhan	Samajwadi Party	4,96,774	13,959
77	Varanasi	57.13	Narendra Modi		6,74,664	Shalini Yadav	Samajwadi Party	1,95,159	4,79,505
78	Bhadohi	53.53	Ramesh Chand Bind		5,10,029	Rangnath Mishra	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,66,414	43,615
79	Mirzapur	60.11	Anupriya Patel	Apna Dal	5,91,564	Ram Charitra Nishad	Samajwadi Party	3,59,556	2,32,008
80	Robertsganj	57.37	Pakauri Lal	Apna Dal	4,47,914	Bhai Lal Kaul	Samajwadi Party	3,93,578	54,336

Assembly segments wise lead of Parties

Party		Assembly segments	Position in Assembly (as of 2022 election)
	Bharatiya Janata Party	274	255
	Bahujan Samaj Party	65	1
	Samajwadi Party	41	111
	Apna Dal (Sonelal)	9	12
	NISHAD	0	6
	Indian National Congress	8	2
	Rashtriya Lok Dal	6	9
	Jansatta Dal	2	2
	SBSP	0	6
Total		403

Region-Wise Results

Region	Total seats	Bharatiya Janata Party		Samajwadi Party		Indian National Congress		Bahujan Samaj Party		Others
Bundelkhand	4	4		0		0		0		0
Central Uttar Pradesh	24	22	2	0	1	1	1	1	1	0
North-East Uttar Pradesh	17	13	3	1		0		3	3	0
Rohilkhand	10	5	4	3	2	0		2	2	0
South-East Uttar Pradesh	8	4	3	0		0		2	2	2
West Uttar Pradesh	17	14	1	1	1	0		2	2	0
Total	80	62	9	5		1	1	10	10	2

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References

↑ "Lok Sabha Election 2019: Dates, Schedule, Facts – All Details Here". NDTV.com. Retrieved 28 March 2019.
↑ "SP, BSP announce tie-up for Lok Sabha polls, to contest 38 seats each in UP – Times of India ►". The Times of India. 12 January 2019. Retrieved 12 January 2019.
↑ Final voter turnout of Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Lok Sabha Elections 2019, The Election Commission of India (20 April 2019, updated 4 May 2019)

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[1] "Lok Sabha Election 2019: Dates, Schedule, Facts – All Details Here". NDTV.com. Retrieved 28 March 2019.

[:0-2] "SP, BSP announce tie-up for Lok Sabha polls, to contest 38 seats each in UP – Times of India ►". The Times of India. 12 January 2019. Retrieved 12 January 2019.

[eciturnout-3] Final voter turnout of Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Lok Sabha Elections 2019, The Election Commission of India (20 April 2019, updated 4 May 2019)

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