2024 Lok Sabha election results.
Every parliamentary constituency has a permanent result page. Find the elected candidate, runner-up, winning margin, and the exact boundary of what the official statistical export can safely support.
Winner, runner-up, valid votes, and margin.
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Andaman & Nicobar Islands
1 contested
Open all Andaman & Nicobar Islands constituencies →25 resultsAndhra Pradesh
25 contested
Open all Andhra Pradesh constituencies →2 resultsArunachal Pradesh
2 contested
Open all Arunachal Pradesh constituencies →14 resultsAssam
14 contested
Open all Assam constituencies →40 resultsBihar
40 contested
Open all Bihar constituencies →1 resultChandigarh
1 contested
Open all Chandigarh constituencies →11 resultsChhattisgarh
11 contested
Open all Chhattisgarh constituencies →2 resultsDadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu
2 contested
Open all Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu constituencies →2 resultsGoa
2 contested
Open all Goa constituencies →26 resultsGujarat
25 contested · 1 unopposed
Open all Gujarat constituencies →10 resultsHaryana
10 contested
Open all Haryana constituencies →4 resultsHimachal Pradesh
4 contested
Open all Himachal Pradesh constituencies →5 resultsJammu and Kashmir
5 contested
Open all Jammu and Kashmir constituencies →14 resultsJharkhand
14 contested
Open all Jharkhand constituencies →28 resultsKarnataka
28 contested
Open all Karnataka constituencies →20 resultsKerala
20 contested
Open all Kerala constituencies →1 resultLadakh
1 contested
Open all Ladakh constituencies →1 resultLakshadweep
1 contested
Open all Lakshadweep constituencies →29 resultsMadhya Pradesh
29 contested
Open all Madhya Pradesh constituencies →48 resultsMaharashtra
48 contested
Open all Maharashtra constituencies →2 resultsManipur
2 contested
Open all Manipur constituencies →2 resultsMeghalaya
2 contested
Open all Meghalaya constituencies →1 resultMizoram
1 contested
Open all Mizoram constituencies →1 resultNagaland
1 contested
Open all Nagaland constituencies →7 resultsNCT OF Delhi
7 contested
Open all NCT OF Delhi constituencies →21 resultsOdisha
21 contested
Open all Odisha constituencies →1 resultPuducherry
1 contested
Open all Puducherry constituencies →13 resultsPunjab
13 contested
Open all Punjab constituencies →25 resultsRajasthan
25 contested
Open all Rajasthan constituencies →1 resultSikkim
1 contested
Open all Sikkim constituencies →39 resultsTamil Nadu
39 contested
Open all Tamil Nadu constituencies →17 resultsTelangana
17 contested
Open all Telangana constituencies →2 resultsTripura
2 contested
Open all Tripura constituencies →80 resultsUttar Pradesh
80 contested
Open all Uttar Pradesh constituencies →5 resultsUttarakhand
5 contested
Open all Uttarakhand constituencies →42 resultsWest Bengal
42 contested
Open all West Bengal constituencies →Source: Election Commission of India · distributed by Open Government Data Platform India · historical 2024 results, not a current member roster.
How to interpret this record
2024 India Lok Sabha Election Results by State and Constituency
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