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Historical final result · Constituency 62

Sant Kabir Nagar Lok Sabha election result, 2024.

Laxmikant Pappu Nishad won the 2024 Sant Kabir Nagar Lok Sabha constituency election by 92,170 votes over Pravin Kumar Nishad.

Direct answer

Laxmikant Pappu Nishad was elected.

Pravin Kumar Nishad was the runner-up. The winning margin was 92,170 votes, equal to 8.52% of all valid votes.

Status
Declared
Elected candidate
Laxmikant Pappu Nishad
Runner-up
Pravin Kumar Nishad
Winning margin
92,170
Margin percentage
8.52%
Total valid votes
10,81,975
Permanent constituency record

Sant Kabir Nagar, Uttar Pradesh

Electionpedia ID
in-lok-sabha-2024-uttar-pradesh-62-sant-kabir-nagar
Chamber
Lok Sabha
Election
2024 Indian general election
Constituency number
62
Constituency type
General constituency
State or Union Territory
Uttar Pradesh
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