Constituency
220. Mau
Community mirrorUttar Pradesh Assembly Election, 1991
UP-MAU
CPI 26.7%won by 0.1%BJP 26.6%
What changed here
DerivedThe seat changed hands: Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) lost it to Communist Party of India (CPI), which now leads by 0.1%.
- CPI vote shareCPI went from 20.0% to 26.7% of the vote here (+6.7%).
- Knife-edgeDecided by 133 votes (0.13%) — among the closest results anywhere.
- Multi-cornered4 candidates cleared 5% — a genuinely multi-cornered fight.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
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Turnout
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Valid votes
1,03,409
Margin
133
0.13%
Candidates
31 contested · winner CPI- 1IMITIYAZ AHMADCommunist Party of India · CPI27,59726.7%
- 2MUKHTAR ABBASBharatiya Janata Party · BJP27,46426.6%
- 3HABIBUR RAHMAN NOMANIIndian National Congress · INC19,02718.4%
- 4MOBINBahujan Samaj Party · BSP18,40917.8%
- 5RAJENDRA S/O KAMTAIndependent · IND3,2353.1%
- 6USRAUL HAQJanahitha Paksha · JP1,8281.8%
- 7RAMPRITILKD · LKD1,0311.0%
- 8DAYA NANDRPI · RPI6530.6%
- 9MUKHTARIndependent · IND5620.5%
- 10SUBHASH CHANDIndependent · IND4690.5%
- 11MOOL CHANDIndependent · IND3670.4%
- 12AZMAL SAGIRIndependent · IND2810.3%
- 13RAJENDRA S/O CHIKHURIndependent · IND2650.3%
- 14HABIBIndependent · IND2420.2%
- 15KAMRUN H.Independent · IND2410.2%
- 16HARSH VARDHANIndependent · IND1960.2%
- 17AHMED HASANIndependent · IND1900.2%
- 18NANKHOODDP · DDP1750.2%
- 19BABULIndependent · IND1720.2%
- 20ANISHIndependent · IND1620.2%
- 21RAMJANIndependent · IND1020.1%
- 22NANDLALIndependent · IND1010.1%
- 23JANARDANIndependent · IND920.1%
- 24MANSOORIndependent · IND870.1%
- 25ATAUR RAHMANIndependent · IND840.1%
- 26RAMJIIndependent · IND760.1%
- 27BHARIGU NATHIndependent · IND710.1%
- 28RAJ KUMARIndependent · IND710.1%
- 29RAI MALIndependent · IND540.1%
- 30DHYANIndependent · IND530.1%
- 31ASHWINI KUMARIndependent · IND520.1%
Since 1989
Derived- Winner then
- BSP
- Winner now
- CPIflipped
- CPI–BJP swing
- +4.4%
- CPI share
- 20.0% → 26.7%
- BJP share
- 24.2% → 26.6%
- Turnout
- — → —