2024 Punjab Lok Sabha results.
Open a constituency for the elected candidate, runner-up, winning margin, valid vote total, and an exact source-quality explanation.
Punjab
Gurdaspur
General constituency
ElectedSukhjinder Singh Randhawa
82,861 vote margin · 7.71%Amritsar
General constituency
ElectedGurjeet Singh Aujla
40,301 vote margin · 4.47%Khadoor Sahib
General constituency
ElectedAmritpal Singh
1,97,120 vote margin · 18.89%Jalandhar
Scheduled Castes reserved constituency
ElectedCharanjit Singh Channi
1,75,993 vote margin · 17.88%Hoshiarpur
Scheduled Castes reserved constituency
ElectedDr. Raj Kumar Chabbewal
44,111 vote margin · 4.68%Anandpur Sahib
General constituency
ElectedMalvinder Singh Kang
10,846 vote margin · 1.01%Ludhiana
General constituency
ElectedAmrinder Singh Raja Warring
20,942 vote margin · 1.99%Fatehgarh Sahib
Scheduled Castes reserved constituency
ElectedAmar Singh
34,202 vote margin · 3.54%Faridkot
Scheduled Castes reserved constituency
ElectedSarabjeet Singh Khalsa
70,053 vote margin · 6.93%Firozpur
General constituency
ElectedSher Singh Ghubaya
3,242 vote margin · 0.29%Bathinda
General constituency
ElectedHarsimrat Kaur Badal
49,656 vote margin · 4.33%Sangrur
General constituency
ElectedGurmeet Singh Meet Hayer
1,72,560 vote margin · 17.16%Patiala
General constituency
ElectedDr Dharamvira Gandhi
14,831 vote margin · 1.30%Source: Election Commission of India · historical final statistical report, not a current member roster or future candidate list.
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2024 Punjab Lok Sabha Election Results by Constituency
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