2024 Chhattisgarh Lok Sabha results.
Open a constituency for the elected candidate, runner-up, winning margin, valid vote total, and an exact source-quality explanation.
Chhattisgarh
SURGUJA
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedChintamani Maharaj
64,822 vote margin · 4.54%RAIGARH
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedRadheshyam Rathiya
2,40,391 vote margin · 16.72%JANJGIR-CHAMPA
Scheduled Castes reserved constituency
ElectedKamlesh Jangde
60,000 vote margin · 4.33%KORBA
General constituency
ElectedJyotsna Charandas Mahant
43,283 vote margin · 3.55%BILASPUR
General constituency
ElectedTokhan Sahu
1,64,558 vote margin · 12.11%RAJNANDGAON
General constituency
ElectedSantosh Pandey
44,411 vote margin · 3.09%DURG
General constituency
ElectedVijay Baghel
4,38,226 vote margin · 28.51%RAIPUR
General constituency
ElectedBrijmohan Agrawal
5,75,285 vote margin · 36.36%MAHASAMUND
General constituency
ElectedRoop Kumari Choudhary
1,45,456 vote margin · 11.00%BASTAR
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedMahesh Kashyap
55,245 vote margin · 5.69%KANKER
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedBhojraj Nag
1,884 vote margin · 0.15%Source: Election Commission of India · historical final statistical report, not a current member roster or future candidate list.
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2024 Chhattisgarh Lok Sabha Election Results by Constituency
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