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400. Deoband

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Uttar Pradesh Assembly Election, 2002

UP-DEOBAND

BSP 35.3%won by 6.0%BJP 29.2%

What changed here

Derived

The seat changed hands: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost it to Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), which now leads by 6.0%.

  • BSP vote shareBSP went from 29.6% to 35.3% of the vote here (+5.7%).
  • Vote fragmentedThe top two took only 64.5% between them, down from 69.7% — the field split more ways.

Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.

Electorate
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not in source
Turnout
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Valid votes
1,33,690
Margin
8,059
6.03%

Candidates

13 contested · winner BSP
  1. 1RAJENDRA SINGH RANABahujan Samaj Party · BSP47,15435.3%
  2. 2RAM PAL SINGH PUNDIRBharatiya Janata Party · BJP39,09529.2%
  3. 3THAKUR VIRENDRA SINGHSamajwadi Party · SP27,86320.8%
  4. 4LIYAKATJanahitha Paksha · JP5,2403.9%
  5. 5SHASHI BALA PUNDIRIndian National Lok Dal · INLD3,5872.7%
  6. 6SAMAR SINGHShiv Sena · SHS2,3281.7%
  7. 7RAM KARANIndian National Congress · INC2,0811.6%
  8. 8AMAR SINGHIndependent · IND1,8431.4%
  9. 9CHANDRA BHANIndependent · IND1,4811.1%
  10. 10DINESHRTKP · RTKP1,2120.9%
  11. 11RAJPALRPI · RPI8030.6%
  12. 12RISHI PALRashtriya Parivartan Dal · RPD6740.5%
  13. 13MUNFATNew Labour Party · NLP3290.2%

Since 1996

Derived
Winner then
BJP
Winner now
BSPflipped
BSP–BJP swing
+16.5%
BSP share
29.6% → 35.3%
BJP share
40.1% → 29.2%
Turnout
— → —
399. Nagal401. Harora
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