Uttar Pradesh General Election State Results 2019 Update

Party	Abbreviation	Won Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party	BJP	71
Indian National Congress	INC	2
Samajwadi Party	SP	5
Apna Dal	AD	2
Total		80

Constituency Wise Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election Results

Constituency Name	Category	Const. No.	Winning Candidate	Winning Party	Runner_up Candidate	Runner_up Party	Margin
Saharanpur	GEN	1	Raghav Lakhanpal	BJP	Imran Masood	INC	65,090
Kairana	GEN	2	Hukum Singh	BJP	Nahid Hasan	SP	236,828
Muzaffarnagar	GEN	3	(Dr.) Sanjeev Kumar Balyan	BJP	Kadir Rana	BSP	401,150
Bijnor	GEN	4	Kunwar Bhartendra	BJP	Shahnawaz Rana	SP	205,774
Nagina	(SC)	5	Yashwant Singh	BJP	Yashvir Singh	SP	92,390
Moradabad	GEN	6	Kunwer Sarvesh Kumar	BJP	Dr S T Hasan	SP	87,504
Rampur	GEN	7	Dr. Nepal Singh	BJP	Naseer Ahmad Khan	SP	23,435
Sambhal	GEN	8	Satyapal Singh	BJP	Dr Shafiq- Ur Rahman Barq	SP	5,174
Amroha	GEN	9	Kanwar Singh Tanwar	BJP	Humera Akhtar	SP	158,214
Meerut	GEN	10	Rajendra Agarwal	BJP	Mohd.Shahid Akhlak	BSP	232,326
Baghpat	GEN	11	Dr. Satya Pal Singh	BJP	Ghulam Mohammed	SP	209,866
Ghaziabad	GEN	12	Vijay Kumar Singh	BJP	Raj Babbar	INC	567,260
Gautam Buddha Nagar	GEN	13	Dr.Mahesh Sharma	BJP	Narendra Bhati	SP	280,212
Bulandshahr	(SC)	14	Bhola Singh	BJP	Pradeep Kumar Jatav	BSP	421,973
Aligarh	GEN	15	Satish Kumar	BJP	Dr. Arvind Kumar Singh	BSP	286,736
Hathras	(SC)	16	Rajesh Kumar Diwaker	BJP	Manoj Kumar Soni	BSP	326,386
Mathura	GEN	17	Hema Malini	BJP	Jayant Chaudhary	RLD	330,743
Agra	(SC)	18	Dr. Ram Shankar Katheria	BJP	Narayan Singh Suman	BSP	300,263
Fatehpur Sikri	GEN	19	Babulal	BJP	Seema Upadhyay	BSP	173,106
Firozabad	GEN	20	Akshay Yadav	SP	Prof. S.P. Singh Baghel	BJP	114,059
Mainpuri	GEN	21	Mulayam Singh Yadav	SP	Shatrughan Singh Chauhan	BJP	364,666
Etah	GEN	22	Rajveer Singh (Raju Bhaiya)	BJP	Ku. Devendra Singh Yadav	SP	201,001
Badaun	GEN	23	Dharmendra Yadav	SP	Vagish Pathak	BJP	166,347
Aonla	GEN	24	Dharmendra Kumar	BJP	Kunwar Sarvraj Singh	SP	138,429
Bareilly	GEN	25	Santosh Kumar Gangwar	BJP	Ayesha Islam	SP	240,685
Pilibhit	GEN	26	Maneka Sanjay Gandhi	BJP	Budhsen Verma	SP	307,052
Shahjahanpur	(SC)	27	Krishna Raj	BJP	Umed Singh Kashyap	BSP	235,529
Kheri	GEN	28	Ajay Kumar	BJP	Arvind Giri	BSP	110,274
Dhaurahra	GEN	29	Rekha	BJP	Daud Ahmad	BSP	125,675
Sitapur	GEN	30	Rajesh Verma	BJP	Kaiser Jahan	BSP	51,027
Hardoi	(SC)	31	Anshul Verma	BJP	Shive Prasad Verma	BSP	81,343
Misrikh	(SC)	32	Anju Bala	BJP	Ashok Kumar Rawat	BSP	87,363
Unnao	GEN	33	Swami Sachchidanand Hari Sakshi	BJP	Arun Shankar Shukla	SP	310,173
Mohanlalganj	(SC)	34	Kaushal Kishore	BJP	R.K Chaudhary	BSP	145,416
Lucknow	GEN	35	Raj Nath Singh	BJP	Prof. Rita Bahuguna Joshi	INC	272,749
Rae Bareli	GEN	36	Sonia Gandhi	INC	Ajay Agrawal	BJP	352,713
Amethi	GEN	37	Rahul Gandhi	INC	Smriti Zubin Irani	BJP	107,903
Sultanpur	GEN	38	Feroze Varun Gandhi	BJP	Pawan Pandey	BSP	178,902
Pratapgarh	GEN	39	Kuwar Harivansh Singh	AD	Asif Nizamuddin Siddique	BSP	168,222
Farrukhabad	GEN	40	Mukesh Rajput	BJP	Rameshwar Singh Yadav	SP	150,502
Etawah	(SC)	41	Ashok Kumar Doharey	BJP	Premdas Kateriya	SP	172,946
Kannauj	GEN	42	Dimple Yadav	SP	Subrat Pathak	BJP	19,907
Kanpur	GEN	43	Dr.Murli Manohar Joshi	BJP	Sriprakash Jaiswal	INC	222,946
Akbarpur	GEN	44	Devendra Singh (Bhole Singh)	BJP	Anil Shukla Warsi	BSP	278,997
Jalaun	(SC)	45	Bhanu Pratap Singh Verma	BJP	Brijlal Khabri	BSP	287,202
Jhansi	GEN	46	Uma Bharati	BJP	Dr. Chandrapal Singh Yadav	SP	190,467
Hamirpur	GEN	47	Kunwar Pushpendra Singh Chandel	BJP	Bishambhar Prasad Nishad	SP	266,788
Banda	GEN	48	Bhairon Prasad Mishra	BJP	R. K. Singh Patel	BSP	115,788
Fatehpur	GEN	49	Niranjan Jyoti	BJP	Afzal Siddiqui	BSP	187,206
Kaushambi	(SC)	50	Vinod Kumar Sonkar	BJP	Shailendra Kumar	SP	42,847
Phulpur	GEN	51	Keshav Prasad Maurya	BJP	Dharam Raj Singh Patel	SP	308,308
Allahabad	GEN	52	Shyama Charan Gupta	BJP	Kunwar Rewati Raman Singh Alias Mani	SP	62,009
Barabanki	(SC)	53	Priyanka Singh Rawat	BJP	P. L. Punia	INC	211,878
Faizabad	GEN	54	Lallu Singh	BJP	Mitrasen Yadav	SP	282,775
Ambedkar Nagar	GEN	55	Hari Om Pandey	BJP	Rakesh Pandey	BSP	139,429
Bahraich	(SC)	56	Sadhvi Savitri Bai Foole	BJP	Shabbir Ahmad	SP	95,645
Kaiserganj	GEN	57	Brij Bhusan Sharan Singh	BJP	Vinod Kumar Alias Pandit Singh	SP	78,218
Shravasti	GEN	58	Daddan Mishra	BJP	Atiq Ahmad	SP	85,913
Gonda	GEN	59	Kirti Vardhan Singh	BJP	Nandita Shukla	SP	160,416
Domariyaganj	GEN	60	Jagdambika Pal	BJP	Muhammad Muqeem	BSP	103,588
Basti	GEN	61	Harish Chandra Alias Harish Dwivedi	BJP	Brij Kishor Singh (Dimpal)	SP	33,562
Sant Kabir Nagar	GEN	62	Sharad Tripathi	BJP	Bhism Shankar Alias Kushal Tiwari	BSP	97,978
Maharajganj	GEN	63	Pankaj	BJP	Kashi Nath Shukla	BSP	240,458
Gorakhpur	GEN	64	Adityanath	BJP	Rajmati Nishad	SP	312,783
Kushi Nagar	GEN	65	Rajesh Pandey Urf Guddu	BJP	Kunwar Ratanjit Pratap Narain Singh	INC	85,540
Deoria	GEN	66	Kalraj Mishra	BJP	Niyaj Ahmad	BSP	265,386
Bansgaon	(SC)	67	Kamlesh Paswan	BJP	Sadal Prasad	BSP	189,516
Lalganj	(SC)	68	Neelam Sonkar	BJP	Bechai Saroj	SP	63,086
Azamgarh	GEN	69	Mulayam Singh Yadav	SP	Ramakant Yadav	BJP	63,204
Ghosi	GEN	70	Harinarayan Rajbhar	BJP	Dara Singh Chauhan	BSP	146,015
Salempur	GEN	71	Ravindra Kushawaha	BJP	Ravi Shanker Singh (Pappu)	BSP	232,342
Ballia	GEN	72	Bharat Singh	BJP	Neeraj Shekhar	SP	139,434
Jaunpur	GEN	73	Krishna Pratap (K.P.)	BJP	Subhash Pandey	BSP	146,310
Machhlishahr	(SC)	74	Ram Charitra Nishad	BJP	Bholanath Alias B.P. Saroj	BSP	172,155
Ghazipur	GEN	75	Manoj Sinha	BJP	Smt Shivkanya Kushwaha	SP	32,452
Chandauli	GEN	76	Dr Mahendra Nath Pandey	BJP	Anil Kumar Maurya	BSP	156,756
Varanasi	GEN	77	Narendra Modi	BJP	Arvind Kejriwal	AAP	371,784
Bhadohi	GEN	78	Virendra Singh	BJP	Rakesh Dhar Tripathi	BSP	158,039
Mirzapur	GEN	79	Anupriya Singh Patel	AD	Samudra Bind	BSP	219,079
Robertsganj	(SC)	80	Chhotelal	BJP	Sharada Prasad	BSP	190,486

2014 Lok Sabha Election Result Analysis for Uttar Pradesh

The results of the 2014 Lok Sabha Elections for the state of Uttar Pradesh proved to be the most dramatic and unexpected:

Seat Break-up:

Total seats: 80

• BJP: 71 seats (Total vote %: 42.3)
• Samajwadi Party: 5 seats (Total vote %: 22.2)
• Congress: 2 seats (Total vote %: 7.5)
• Apna Dal: 2 seats (Total vote %: 1.0)
• BSP: 0 seats (Total vote %: 19.6)

In the run up to India's most significant Lok Sabha elections till date, the political atmosphere was charged with all parties stoking age old phobias, in search of a winning formula. The elections were expected to be polarized along caste and communal lines, especially in a state as charged up as Uttar Pradesh. The Samajwadi Party tried to continue to push their traditional Muslim support base, despite the poor handling of the Muzzafarnagar riots and its affected people and followed up with a last-minute push in the Bundelkhand region, to get support of the backward classes there, with belated plans for development of the region. The ploy failed and the results show the rejection of the Samajwadi Party, across the state.

The Congress tried its best to raise the fear factor against both Modi and the BJP, which had worked in the past, but was way past its time in these elections.

For BJP's win, many gave the credit to Amit Shah, the current party President. He was brought in to spearhead the strategic campaign in India's most politically important state of UP. The task was challenging, as the BJP did not seem to have a winning agenda other than projecting Narendra Modi, another outsider, as the hope for transforming India. The results showed that the plan worked almost to perfection. BJP was successful in gauging the public mood, both at the local and national level.

The dramatic results showed a complete turnaround of the political mechanics in Uttar Pradesh. A fallout of these elections also saw the emergence of a new power centre within the BJP. The rise of Amit Shah who masterminded the BJP campaign in UP, despite being a complete outsider, along with Rajnath Singh. And, of course, the ascend of Narendra Modi as the Prime Minister of India.

Here is Map of Uttar Pradesh Some critical Constituency Result Analysis:

Varanasi

Won: Narendra Modi, BJP: 581022 votes

Lost: Arvind Kejriwal, AAP: 209238 votes

Lost: Ajay Rai, INC: 75614 votes

Lost: Vijay Prakash Jaisawal, BSP: 60579 votes

This constituency was chosen as the flagship constituency to project the battle for U.P and India. Varanasi, has been a traditional stronghold of the BJP which has been nurtured over the years by Murli Manohar Joshi.

In the run up to the selection of Narendra Modi, as the Prime Ministerial candidate for the BJP, the internal dissensions between the old guard led by LK Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi and Sushma Swaraj and the new brigade led by Rajnath Singh, Arun Jaitley and Nitin Gadkari, came out in the open. The new guard got the backing of the Sangh Parivar and Narendra Modi was to be the chosen one. Once this was decided, the internal strategy team led by Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah decided that Narendra Modi should stand from Varanasi, in addition to Vadodara, in Gujarat.

Read More: Why did Arun Jaitley Lose from Amritsar? Despite strong resistance from Murli Manohar Joshi, he was asked to make way for Narendra Modi and this became the most highlighted battleground for the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. In the run-up to the election, the Aam Aadmi Party led by Arvind Kejriwal, was goaded by internal pressure and media hype, to take on Narendra Modi in his new home ground. It was projected to be a fight between David and Goliath, with the Congress offering tacit support to Kejriwal.

Check This Also: Why Narendra Modi chose to contest from Varanasi

Narendra Modi has won, as was expected, but Arvind Kejriwal's strategy to emerge as a David that took on the giant, may not emerge as a gainer at all. He has been marginalized. Ajay Rai of the Congress was never a real challenge, anyway.

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Amethi

Won: Rahul Gandhi, INC: 408651 votes

Lost: Smriti Irani, BJP: 300748 votes

Lost: Dharmendra Pratap Singh, BSP: 57716 votes

Lost: Dr Kumar Vishwas, AAP: 25,527 votes

This was the next most watched constituency in the country, as Rahul Gandhi was to re-affirm his hold in his home constituency. He was challenged by Smriti Irani of the BJP, who was a late entrant to Amethi and was seen as being positioned to mainly draw attention away from Rahul Gandhi rather than offer a serious challenge. To join the party, came Kumar Vishwas of AAP, with his much publicized media hype of challenging the 'dynasty in their home ground' line.

AAP was supposed to be a game spoiler for in Amethi for both Rahul and Smriti. In the early counting stage, the result showed that it was Smriti Irani who was closest to pulling off a surprise victory against Rahul Gandhi, but as the counting progressed the gap increased to a comfortable 107903 vote margin of Rahul Gandhi. But the message was loud and clear. Rahul did not have the magic or charisma, as earlier and the voters haven't taken kindly to the lack of development in the area.

Also Read: Why did Smriti Irani lose from Amethi?

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Rae Bareli

Won: Sonia Gandhi, INC: 526434 votes

Lost: Ajay Agarwal, BJP: 173721 votes

Lost: Pravesh Singh, BSP: 63633 votes

Lost: Archana Srivastava. AAP: 10383 votes

Sonia Gandhi's campaign had the likes of Capt. Satish Sharma overseeing her work in both Rae Bareli and Amethi areas for Rahul Gandhi. He has been working and nurturing the territory for the family and has been the one to take investment initiatives to attract businesses to invest there.

Sonia was not expected to face a major challenge to her base as the run up to the elections was controversial for the party with the series of scams and inflation causing major disillusionment amongst the voter base. With the party high command not taking any chances, they unleashed a strong focused campaign in the region.

Ajay Agarwal of the BJP did give a fight but that was not good enough. Given the disastrous performance of the Congress and UPA, nationally, questions regarding her leadership is likely to be raised. It remains to be seen how the Congress re-invents itself from here on, if at all.

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Won: Rajnath Singh, BJP: 561106 votes

Lost: Rita Bahuguna Joshi, INC: 288357 votes

Lost: Nakul Dubey, BSP: 64449 votes

Lost: Abhishek Mishra, SP: 56771 votes

This was to be another clash of personalities with the UPCC Chief, Rita Bahuguna Joshi fighting off the challenger from BJP, Rajnath Singh. Lucknow is a key constituency for both U.P and the central politics and it was Rita Bahuguna Joshi's role to take the lead in consolidating the Congress fight in the area. As with the Congress party high command, Rita was in denial of the Modi wave and completely missed reading the people's mood.

She was very vocal in her belief that Allahabad and Phulpur constituency would be won by her nominated candidates, Nand Gopal Gupta Nandi and Mohd. Kaif, former cricketer, respectively.

Nandi could garner only 102453 votes against the eventual winner in Allahabad, Shyama Charan Gupta of the BJP, who polled 313772 votes. In Phulpur constituency, Mohd Kaif fared poorly getting only 58,147 votes against the eventual winner from BJP, Keshav Prasad Maurya, who won with 503564 votes.

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Won: Mulayam Singh Yadav, SP: 340306 votes

Lost: Ramakant Yadav, BJP: 277102 votes

Lost: Shah Alam Alias Guddu Jamali, BSP: 266528 votes

Lost: Arvind Kumar Jaiswal, INC: 17950 votes

Mulayam Singh Yadav, the three time Chief Minister and father of the current Chief Minister, Akhilesh Yadav, has won from both Azamgarh and Mainpuri constituencies. In Azamgarh, he beat the nearest rival from BJP, Ramakant Yadav by 63204 votes.

In Mainpuri, constituency, Mulayam Singh Yadav won the seat getting 595918 votes. His nearest rival there was Shatrughan Singh Chauhan of the BJP, who could muster only 231252 votes.

While, the Yadav family has been able to hold on to their respective seats, the poor showing of Samajwadi Party in U.P and other states, puts a serious question mark on the party's traditional strategy of vote bank politics. His aspirations of leading the Third Front as the potential Prime Ministerial candidate has all but disappeared. With just 5 seats nationally, Samajwadi Party has been marginalized in central politics.

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Won: (Gen) V.K. Singh, BJP: 758482 votes

Lost: Raj Babbar, INC: 191222 votes

Lost: Mukul, BSP: 173085 votes

Lost: Sudhan Kumar, S.P: 106984 votes

Lost: Shazia Ilmi Malik, AAP: 89147 votes

The fight for Ghaziabad constituency got spiced with V.K.Singh, ex-Army Chief, being nominated by the BJP and the high profile AAP candidate, Shazia Ilmi joining the fight. Given the fact that AAP did so well in Delhi and the close proximity to Ghaziabad, it was expected to be a strong base for Shazia to give V.K.Singh a serious fight. The results ended in Shazia getting a paltry 89147 votes against V.K.Singh's 758482.

V.K.Singh's gamble in joining the BJP has paid off and his winning will portend well for representing the voice of the defence forces, in the political establishment. It is expected that V.K.Singh may play a significant role in defence acquisition plans and modernization of the armed forces that he initiated during his tenure as the Army Chief.

For More Information You can Check : Ghaziabad Parliamentary Constituency Map and Election Results Mathura

Won: Hema Malini, BJP: 574633 votes

Lost: Jayant Chaudhary, RLD: 243890 votes

Lost: Pt. Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi, BSP: 173572 votes

Lost: Chandan Singh, SP: 36673 votes

Hema Malini was the reluctant outsider who hesitated to fight from Mathura given the fact that she had absolutely no base or connection with the place or its people. But the BJP prevailed on her with the assurance that their base in the area was strong and she could consolidate on that base with star power to emerge a winner. The strategy worked and Hema has won the seat defeating the RLD candidate, Jayant Chaudhary by 330743 votes. 1953 voters opted for the newly introduced NOTA (None of the above) option.