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Historical final result · Constituency 18

Agra Lok Sabha election result, 2024.

Prof S P Singh Baghel won the 2024 Agra Lok Sabha constituency election by 2,71,294 votes over Suresh Chand Kardam.

Direct answer

Prof S P Singh Baghel was elected.

Suresh Chand Kardam was the runner-up. The winning margin was 2,71,294 votes, equal to 24.29% of all valid votes.

Status
Declared
Elected candidate
Prof S P Singh Baghel
Runner-up
Suresh Chand Kardam
Winning margin
2,71,294
Margin percentage
24.29%
Total valid votes
11,16,765
Permanent constituency record

Agra, Uttar Pradesh

Electionpedia ID
in-lok-sabha-2024-uttar-pradesh-18-agra
Chamber
Lok Sabha
Election
2024 Indian general election
Constituency number
18
Constituency type
Scheduled Castes reserved constituency
State or Union Territory
Uttar Pradesh
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Agra Lok Sabha Election Result 2024: Prof S P Singh Baghel Elected

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