2024 Jharkhand Lok Sabha results.
Open a constituency for the elected candidate, runner-up, winning margin, valid vote total, and an exact source-quality explanation.
Jharkhand
Rajmahal
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedVijay Kumar Hansdak
1,78,264 vote margin · 14.85%Dumka
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedNalin Soren
22,527 vote margin · 1.91%Godda
General constituency
ElectedNishikant Dubey
1,01,813 vote margin · 7.30%Chatra
General constituency
ElectedKali Charan Singh
2,20,959 vote margin · 20.50%Kodarma
General constituency
ElectedAnnpurna Devi
3,77,014 vote margin · 28.39%Giridih
General constituency
ElectedChandra Prakash Choudhary
80,880 vote margin · 6.43%Dhanbad
General constituency
ElectedDulu Mahato
3,31,583 vote margin · 23.34%Ranchi
General constituency
ElectedSanjay Seth
1,20,512 vote margin · 8.37%Jamshedpur
General constituency
ElectedBidyut Baran Mahato
2,59,782 vote margin · 20.45%Singhbhum
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedJoba Majhi
1,68,402 vote margin · 17.12%Khunti
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedKali Charan Munda
1,49,675 vote margin · 16.36%Lohardaga
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedSukhdeo Bhagat
1,39,138 vote margin · 14.56%Palamu
Scheduled Castes reserved constituency
ElectedVishnu Dayal Ram
2,88,807 vote margin · 21.14%Hazaribagh
General constituency
ElectedManish Jaiswal
2,76,686 vote margin · 22.00%Source: Election Commission of India · historical final statistical report, not a current member roster or future candidate list.
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2024 Jharkhand Lok Sabha Election Results by Constituency
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