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Uttar Pradesh Parliamentary Constituencies Saharanpur Kairana Bijnor Muzaffarnagar Baghpat Ghaziabad Meerut Nagina Moradabad Amroha Bulandshahr Gautambudh-nagar Fatehpur-sikri Agra Mathura Hathras Aligarh Jhansi Jalaun Hamirpur Kanpur Akbarpur Etawah Firozabad. Mainpuri Etah Badaun Sambhal Rampur Aonla Bareilly Pilibhit Kheri Shahjahanpur Farrukhabad Kannauj Dhaurahra Hardoi Banda Kaushambi Fatehpur Misrikh Unnao Bahraich Sitapur Lucknow Mohanlalganj Bara-banki Rae-bareli Kaisarganj Gonda Faizabad Amethi Shravasti. Domariaganj Basti Sant-kabir-nagar Ambedkar Nagar Sultanpur Pratapgarh Phulpur Allahabad Azamgarh Lalganj Junpur Machhlishahr Bhadohi Maharajganj Kushinagar Gorakhpur Deoria Bansgaon Salempur Ghosi Ballia Ghazipur Chandauli Varanasi Mirzapur Robertsganj
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Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election 2019 Dates

StatePhase I (91)Phase II (97)Phase III (115)phaseIV (71)Phase V (51)phase VI (59)Phase VII(59)
Uttar Pradesh11/Apr18/Apr23/Apr29/Apr06/May12/May19/May


Uttar Pradesh By Elections 2014



No.Name of Parliamentary ConsistuencyPolling dateCounting of Votes Date
21Mainpuri13th September, 2014 (Saturday)16th September, 2014 (Tuesday)


The state of Uttar Pradesh, like every other state and Union Territory of India, will shortly hit the crucial Lok Sabha polls to elect the sixteenth session of the parliamentary term.

Constitutionally, the incumbent Lok Sabha session of the Parliament will come to an end on 31 May 2014, giving way for a new session. Situated in the northern parts of the country, this state of Uttar Pradesh has a total of 80 Lok Sabha constituencies allotted to it. Uttar Pradesh holds a deciding position in the context of the vital general polls, being the largest Indian state in terms of number of seats. Therefore, it is with much interest that the nation watches the election mood of this state.

Opinion Polls

Three opinion polls were held in January 2014 to gauge the mood of the public for the 2014 General elections. The results of these polls are:
  • Comparing the political parties on the Number Game: The survey conducted by CSDS in Delhi, in collaboration with CNN-IBN and Lokniti predicted the Congress to win 11 to 15 seats. A more recent survey conducted by India TV predicted a more cursed figure of merely 5 seats. In a survey organized by the ABP News and Nielsen, the Congress was estimated to bag not more than 12 constituencies in the state. These figures indicate a loss of more than double the seats for the Congress, compared with the incumbent session.

    In comparison, the BJP emerges victorious, bagging somewhere between 25 to 50 seats. The CSDS survey showed a whopping figure of 41-49 seats in favour of the BJP, followed closely by the ABP News-Nielsen opinion poll, which indicated a 35-seat mark. As a coalition, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) was predicted to bag more seats than the majority, thus coming to power in the Centre. The Bahujan Samaj Party, in comparison to the Samajwadi Party, was predicted to perform better, winning between 10 to 30 seats, the range being the collective result of the three surveys. While the remaining two surveys show the BSP gaining on the SP, the Indian TV survey indicated that the Samajwadi Party would bag the maximum count of 25 seats alone.

  • Choice of Prime Minister: In the choice of Prime Minister, all voices echoed the name of Narendra Modi. In comparison, only a handful of people wanted to see Rahul Gandhi as the Prime Minister of the country.

  • Rural support of the Congress dwindling?: The Congress has traditionally been able to hold its sway specifically in the state of Uttar Pradesh, owing to its massive support among the masses in the rural areas of the state. What comes as a cause for deep introspection within the party is its rapid loss of support not only in the urban areas, but in the rural areas too. The CSDS survey, in particular, pointed out that the Congress got only 26% support in the rural areas, compared with 34% bagged by the BJP. The BJP would get 9% more support compared with last elections.

  • Grim fate of the Congress in UP : According to opinion polls, the UPA regime, led by the Congress, stood a near-impossible chance of bagging the magic figure in the Lok Sabha. In the context of Uttar Pradesh, these depictions and opinion polls have been all the more decisive as this state is a popular vote-bank bastion of the Congress, spanning across decades in independent India. The Rae Bareili and Amethi Lok Sabha seats in the state are synonymous to their representatives - Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi, respectively. However, the opinion polls already indicated a rather grim reality looming large on the Congress.

Campaigning Strategies in UP

  • Congress:  In addressing the masses in the state, Rahul Gandhi reiterated, time and again why the Congress should continue its rule not only the state but the politics of the nation as a whole. Priding itself on the RTI and the recently implemented Food Security Bill, Rahul Gandhi emphasised the Congress's attention to laws and governance in the state, which has in turn, positively affected millions of people, especially the poor of the country. Not only the Congress top rank, including Sonia and Rahul, but each Congress member in the state was of the opinion that the Congress rule has established a stable GDP and an increasing economic security, through one of its "largest social welfare schemes in the world", the MNREGA.

  • BJP:The BJP, on the other hand, in its campaigning agendas, zeroed in on two vital aspects to critique the ruling government - firstly, its heightened corruption, including multiple scams involving Congress ministers and leaders who have been reported against in the last 10 years; and secondly, the most pressing issues of price rise, which as the BJP believes, and the country echoes, has led to making lives of Indians difficult. The most pertinent of such outrageous levels of price rise was the recent trend in onion prices which took the whole country by shock.

  • SP and BSP: The SP and BSP forged a non-communal, non-Congress campaigning strategy in the state of Uttar Pradesh, catering to the minorities in specific. In fact, the SP supremo Mulayam Singh was garnering support to form a Third Front of all secular leaders in the country.

  • RLD:Rashtriya Lok Dal is a political party in Uttar Pradesh, India. The co-founder of this party is Chaudhary Ajit Singh. In 2019, RLD is aligning with BSP and SP in UP. The seats occupied by RLD are 3 (Baghpat, Mathura and Muzaffarnagar).

  • Major Political Parties in UP

    The major political parties in the state of Uttar Pradesh are the Indian National Congress (INC), the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), and the Samajwadi Party (SP). Other less prominent political parties contributing to the political ambience in the state are the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) and the Communist Party of India (CPI).

    Election Commission of Uttar Pradesh

    Responsible for organising free and fair elections to all government bodies and government civic institutions like the municipalities, the zilla panchayats, the parishads and the corporations, the Election Commission of Uttar Pradesh is the highest body during the elections. The State Election Commission of Uttar Pradesh was constituted by the UP State Government in 1994. The role of the Election Commission of Uttar Pradesh is to maintain maximum transparency in the elections. The State Election Commission of UP is preparing for the upcoming polls by reaching out to the people of Uttar Pradesh to ensure better services in terms of Electoral Rolls, issuing valid Electors' Photo Identity Cards (EPIC), digitising maps to indicate areas of the polling stations and their respective distances, and ensuring thorough verification, scrutinisation and correction of the EPIC cards and list of electoral rolls (spelling mistakes, mistakes in birth date, etc.). Providing sufficient manpower and material resources on the day of the elections and enforcing a model code of conduct to be followed by all voters is an integral role of the EC during the elections.

    Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of UP

    According to the Representation of the People's Acts 1950 and 1951, the state of UP, like every other state of India, must be provided with a Chief Electoral Officer during the State Assembly elections as well as the general elections. A Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) functions under the supervision, control and overall guidance of the Election Commission of India. The present CEO of Uttar Pradesh is Umesh Sinha. Sinha replaced Anuj Kumar Bishnoi to the post in 2009. Sinha believes that elections are not an isolated event, but demand a holistic approach towards the successes of democracy. Sinha plays a significant role in supervising the work of the EC of the state, such that the rights of the voters as guaranteed under the Indian Constitution are maintained. An IAS from the batch of 1986, Sinha has been working to ensure that political parties are not able to influence the elections in the state of UP.

    Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha History

    Uttar Pradesh, which was reorganised from the United Provinces of colonial India, as per the Representation of the People Act of 1950, has a fairly complex electoral history, owing to the presence of varied religious and minority communities in the state.

    n 15 parliamentary constituencies in the 9th Lok Sabha election held in 1989
  • Won 5 parliamentary constituencies in the 10th Lok Sabha election held in 1991
  • Won 5 parliamentary constituencies in the 11th Lok Sabha election held in 1996
  • Won no parliamentary constituencies in the 12th Lok Sabha election held in 1998
  • Won 10 parliamentary constituencies in the 13th Lok Sabha election held in 1999
  • Won 9 parliamentary constituencies in the 14th Lok Sabha election held in 2004
  • Won 21 parliamentary constituencies in the 15th Lok Sabha election held in 2009
  • Won 2 parliamentary constituencies in the 16th Lok Sabha election held in 2014
  • The number of parliamentary constituencies won by the BSP in the consecutive general elections in UP are as follows:
    • Won 2 parliamentary constituencies in the 9th Lok Sabha election held in 1989
    • Won 1 parliamentary constituency in the 10th Lok Sabha election held in 1991
    • Won 6 parliamentary constituencies in the 11th Lok Sabha election held in 1996
    • Won 4 parliamentary constituencies in the 12th Lok Sabha election held in 1998
    • Won 14 parliamentary constituencies in the 13th Lok Sabha election held in 1999
    • Won 19 parliamentary constituencies in the 14th Lok Sabha election held in 2004
    • Won 20 parliamentary constituencies in the 15th Lok Sabha election held in 2009
    The number of parliamentary constituencies won by the BJP in the consecutive general elections in UP are as follows:
    • Won 8 parliamentary constituencies in the 9th Lok Sabha election held in 1989
    • Won 51 parliamentary constituencies in the 10th Lok Sabha election held in 1991
    • Won 52 parliamentary constituencies in the 11th Lok Sabha election held in 1996
    • Won 57 parliamentary constituencies in the 12th Lok Sabha election held in 1998
    • Won 29 parliamentary constituencies in the 13th Lok Sabha election held in 1999
    • Won 10 parliamentary constituencies in the 14th Lok Sabha election held in 2004
    • Won 10 parliamentary constituencies in the 15th Lok Sabha election held in 2009
    • Won 71 parliamentary constituencies in the 16th Lok Sabha election held in 2014
    The number of parliamentary constituencies won by the SP in the consecutive general elections in UP are as follows:
    • Won 16 parliamentary constituencies in the 11th Lok Sabha election held in 1996
    • Won 20 parliamentary constituencies in the 12th Lok Sabha election held in 1998
    • Won 26 parliamentary constituencies in the 13th Lok Sabha election held in 1999
    • Won 35 parliamentary constituencies in the 14th Lok Sabha election held in 2004
    • Won 23 parliamentary constituencies in the 15th Lok Sabha election held in 2009
    • Won 5 parliamentary constituencies in the 16th Lok Sabha election held in 2014

    The number of parliamentary constituencies won by the Apna Dal (AD) in the consecutive general elections in UP are as follows:
    • Won 2 parliamentary constituencies in the 16th Lok Sabha election held in 2014


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      Election Highlights  
    Quick Facts No. of PCs : 80
    No. of Polling Days : 7
    Polling Dates : 11 April, 2019 (Phase 1), 18 April, 2019 (Phase 2), 23 April, 2019(Phase 3), 29 April, 2019 (Phase 4), 06 May, 2019 (Phase 5), 12 May, 2019 (Phase 6), 19 May, 2019 (Phase 7)
    Poll Expenditure Limit per Candidate : Rs.70 lakhs


    Uttar Pradesh Parliamentary Constituency Winners 2009



    PC No.PC NameCategoryWinning CandidateGenderPartyTotal Votes
    1SaharanpurGENJagdish Singh RanaMBSP354807
    2KairanaGENTabassum BegumFBSP283259
    3MuzaffarnagarGENKadir RanaMBSP275318
    4BijnorGENSanjay Singh ChauhanMRLD244587
    5Nagina(SC)Yashvir SinghMSP234815
    6MoradabadGENMohammed AzharuddinMINC301283
    7RampurGENJaya Prada NahataFSP230724
    8SambhalGENDr. Shafiqur Rahman BarqMBSP207422
    9AmrohaGENDevendra NagpalMRLD283182
    10MeerutGENRajendra AgarwalMBJP232137
    11BaghpatGENAjit SinghMRLD238638
    12GhaziabadGENRajnath SinghMBJP359637
    13Gautam Buddha NagarGENSurendra Singh NagarMBSP245613
    14Bulandshahr(SC)KamleshMSP236257
    15AligarhGENRaj Kumari ChauhanFBSP193444
    16Hathras(SC)Sarika SinghFRLD247927
    17MathuraGENJayant ChaudharyMRLD379870
    18Agra(SC)Dr. RamshankarMBJP203697
    19Fatehpur SikriGENSeema UpadhyayFBSP209466
    20FirozabadGENRaj Babbar MINC287011
    21MainpuriGENMulayam Singh YadavMSP392308
    22EtahGENKalyan Singh R O MadholiMIND275717
    23BadaunGENDharmendra YadavMSP233744
    24AonlaGENMenka GandhiFBJP216503
    25BareillyGENPraveen Singh AronMINC220976
    26PilibhitGENFeroze Varun GandhiMBJP419539
    27Shahjahanpur(SC)Mithlesh KumarMSP257033
    28KheriGENZafar Ali NaqviMINC184982
    29DhaurahraGENKunwar Jitin PrasadMINC391391
    30SitapurGENKaisar JahanFBSP241106
    31Hardoi(SC)Usha VermaFSP294030
    32Misrikh(SC)Ashok Kumar RawatMBSP207627
    33UnnaoGENAnnu TandonFINC475476
    34Mohanlalganj(SC)Sushila SarojFSP256367
    35LucknowGENLal Ji TandonMBJP204028
    36Rae BareliGENSonia GandhiFINC481490
    37AmethiGENRahul GandhiMINC464195
    38SultanpurGENDr.Sanjay SinghMINC300411
    39PratapgarhGENRajkumari Ratna SinghFINC169137
    40FarrukhabadGENSalman KhursheedMINC169351
    41Etawah(SC)Premdas KatheriaMSP278776
    42KannaujGENDimple YadavFSP337751
    43KanpurGENPrakash JaiswalMINC214988
    44AkbarpurGENRajaram PalMINC192549
    45Jalaun(SC)Ghansyam AnuragiMSP283023
    46JhansiGENPradeep Kumar Jain (Aditya)MINC252712
    47HamirpurGENVijay Bahadur SinghMBSP199143
    48BandaGENR. K. Singh PatelMSP240948
    49FatehpurGENRakesh SachanMSP218953
    50Kaushambi(SC)Shailendra KumarMSP246501
    51PhulpurGENKapil Muni KarwariyaMBSP167542
    52AllahabadGENKunwar Rewati Raman SinghMSP209431
    53Barabanki(SC)P.L.PuniaMINC328418
    54FaizabadGENNirmal KhatriMINC211543
    55Ambedkar NagarGENRakesh PandeyMBSP259487
    56Bahraich(SC)Kamal KishorMINC160005
    57KaiserganjGENBrijbhushan Sharan SinghMSP196063
    58ShrawastiGENVinay Kumar Alias VinnuMINC201556
    59GondaGENBeni Prasad VermaMINC155675
    60DomariyaganjGENJagdambika PalMINC229872
    61BastiGENArvind Kumar ChaudharyMBSP268666
    62Sant Kabir NagarGENBhisma Shankar Alias Kushal TiwariMBSP211043
    63MaharajganjGENHarsh VardhanMINC305474
    64GorakhpurGENYogi AdityanathMBJP403156
    65Kushi NagarGENKu. Ratanjeet Pratap Narayan SinghMINC223954
    66DeoriaGENGorakh Prasad JaiswalMBSP219889
    67Bansgaon(SC)Kamlesh PaswanMBJP223011
    68Lalganj(SC)Dr. BaliramMBSP207998
    69AzamgarhGENRamakant YadavMBJP247648
    70GhosiGENDara Singh ChauhanMBSP220695
    71SalempurGENRamashankar RajbharMBSP175088
    72BalliaGENNeeraj ShekharMSP276649
    73JaunpurGENDhananjay SinghMBSP302618
    74Machhlishahr(SC)Tufani SarojMSP223152
    75GhazipurGENRadhey Mohan SinghMSP379233
    76ChandauliGENRamkishunMSP180114
    77VaranasiGENDr. Murli Manohar JoshiMBJP203122
    78BhadohiGENGorakhnathMBSP195808
    79MirzapurGENBal Kumar PatelMSP218898
    80Robertsganj(SC)Pakauri LalMSP216478


      Parliamentary Constituencies in Uttar Pradesh  
    PC No.PC NamePC No.PC Name
    1Saharanpur41Etawah
    2Kairana42Kannauj
    3Muzaffarnagar43Kanpur
    4Bijnor44Akbarpur
    5Nagina45Jalaun
    6Moradabad46Jhansi
    7Rampur47Hamirpur
    8Sambhal48Banda
    9Amroha49Fatehpur
    10Meerut50Kaushambi
    11Baghpat51Phulpur
    12Ghaziabad52Allahabad
    13Gautam Buddha Nagar53Barabanki
    14Bulandshahr54Faizabad
    15Aligarh55Ambedkar Nagar
    16Hathras56Bahraich
    17Mathura57Kaiserganj
    18Agra58Shrawasti
    19Fatehpur Sikri59Gonda
    20Firozabad60Domariyaganj
    21Mainpuri61Basti
    22Etah62Sant Kabir Nagar
    23Badaun63Maharajganj
    24Aonla64Gorakhpur
    25Bareilly65Kushi Nagar
    26Pilibhit66Deoria
    27Shahjahanpur67Bansgaon
    28Kheri68Lalganj
    29Dhaurahra69Azamgarh
    30Sitapur70Ghosi
    31Hardoi71Salempur
    32Misrikh72Ballia
    33Unnao73Jaunpur
    34Mohanlalganj74Machhlishahr
    35Lucknow75Ghazipur
    36Rae Bareli76Chandauli
    37Amethi77Varanasi
    38Sultanpur78Bhadohi
    39Pratapgarh79Mirzapur
    40Farrukhabad80Robertsganj






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