Constituency
112. Maharajganj
Community mirrorBihar · Bihar Assembly Election, 2010
BR-MAHARAJGANJ
JDU 36.2%won by 18.0%RJD 18.2%
What changed here
DerivedThe seat changed hands: Samajwadi Andolan Party (SAP) lost it to Janata Dal (United) (JDU), which now leads by 18.0%.
Boundaries were redrawn between 2000 and 2010 — the comparison is matched by name and is indicative only.
- JDU vote shareJDU went from 0.0% to 36.2% of the vote here (+36.2%).
- Runner-up changedSecond place passed from Independent (IND) to Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD).
- Vote fragmentedThe top two took only 54.4% between them, down from 70.7% — the field split more ways.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
2,16,948
Turnout
51.2%
Valid votes
1,11,075
Margin
20,000
18.01%
Candidates
20 contested · winner JDU- 1DAMODAR SINGHJanata Dal (United) · JDU40,23236.2%
- 2MANIK CHAND RAIRashtriya Janata Dal · RJD20,23218.2%
- 3SUNEEL RAYBahujan Samaj Party · BSP8,8197.9%
- 4HEM NARYAN SAHIndependent · IND8,3247.5%
- 5RAMESH SINGH KUSHWAHAIndependent · IND6,9966.3%
- 6AJIT KUMAR SINGHIndian National Congress · INC3,4663.1%
- 7KUMAR DEO RANJAN SINGHIndependent · IND3,4473.1%
- 8VINOD KR SINGHIndependent · IND2,6032.3%
- 9RAVINDR KUMARIndependent · IND2,4562.2%
- 10RAVINDRA YADAVIndependent · IND1,9941.8%
- 11NIBHA SINGHIndependent · IND1,8821.7%
- 12DR. VIDHUSHEKHAR PANDEYIndependent · IND1,7591.6%
- 13GOVIND NARAYAN SINGHIndependent · IND1,6101.4%
- 14NAYAN PRASADIndependent · IND1,6021.4%
- 15ASHOK RAYIndependent · IND1,5091.4%
- 16INDU DEVINationalist Congress Party · NCP1,1281.0%
- 17UMA SHANKAR SINGHIndependent · IND9810.9%
- 18KAMAL PRASADIndependent · IND7310.7%
- 19JITENDRA SHARMASamajwadi Party · SP6720.6%
- 20RUBY ARUNJanata Dal (Secular) · JDS6320.6%
Since 2000
DerivedConstituency boundaries were redrawn between 2000 and 2010. Matched by name — treat this comparison as indicative only.
- Winner then
- SAP
- Winner now
- JDUflipped
- JDU–RJD swing
- +35.4%
- JDU share
- 0.0% → 36.2%
- RJD share
- 17.4% → 18.2%
- Turnout
- — → 51.2%