Constituency
74. Rewa
Community mirrorMadhya Pradesh · Madhya Pradesh Assembly Election, 2018
MP-REWA
BJP 51.0%won by 13.2%INC 37.8%
What changed here
DerivedBharatiya Janata Party held the seat; the winning margin narrowed from 31.2% to 13.2%.
- Runner-up changedSecond place passed from Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) to Indian National Congress (INC).
- Vote consolidatedThe top two candidates took 88.8% of the vote between them, up from 71.0% — a tighter two-way contest.
- TurnoutTurnout rose 4.1% to 67.1%.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
2,03,905
Turnout
67.1%
Valid votes
1,36,778
Margin
18,089
13.23%
Candidates
26 contested · winner BJP- 1RAJENDRA SHUKLABharatiya Janata Party · BJP69,80651.0%
- 2ABHAY MISHRAIndian National Congress · INC51,71737.8%
- 3KASIM KHANBahujan Samaj Party · BSP6,4274.7%
- 4KRISHNA KUMAR GUPTA (K.K.)Apna Dal (Soneylal) · ADAL1,6031.2%
- 5SOMESH PRATAP SINGHSPKP · SPKP8670.6%
- 6ENG. SURYABHAN JAISWALPPID · PPID7830.6%
- 7RAMAYAN SINGHSamajwadi Party · SP7510.5%
- 8SHIVENDRA DWIVEDIBSCP · BSCP7350.5%
- 9None of the AboveNOTA · NOTA6600.5%
- 10GAURAV VARMAAam Aadmi Party · AAP4780.3%
- 11AJIJ KHAN (MUNNA)Independent · IND3360.2%
- 12SUBHRANSHU DWIVEDI - PADRIP · P2680.2%
- 13RAJENDRA SHUKLAIndependent · IND2510.2%
- 14ADVOCATE VIJAY MISHRAAll India Forward Bloc · AIFB2350.2%
- 15ROHIT PATILShiv Sena · SHS2230.2%
- 16CHHOTELAL RAJAKBMUP · BMUP2190.2%
- 17SHEMPOO VISHWAKARMAIndependent · IND1990.1%
- 18KOMAL CHANDRA PATELSSAD · SSAD1900.1%
- 19ADVOCATE DEEPAK GUPTAADVIP · ADVIP1750.1%
- 20ADV. DEVENDRA SHUKLAIndependent · IND1560.1%
- 21PRASHANT SINGH BAGHELJanata Dal (Secular) · JDS1500.1%
- 22DEENANATH SENJC · JC1450.1%
- 23HIMANSHU SHUKLARKIVP · RKIVP1310.1%
- 24SUSHIL MISHRA (SABKE MAHARJ)Independent · IND1120.1%
- 25ARVIND TRIPATHI BHAYBHITIndependent · IND860.1%
- 26UMA MISHRAIndependent · IND750.1%
Since 2013
Derived- Winner then
- BJP
- Winner now
- BJP
- BJP–INC swing
- −20.8%
- BJP share
- 51.1% → 51.0%
- INC share
- 17.1% → 37.8%
- Turnout
- 63.0% → 67.1%