Constituency
100. Chandigarh
Community mirrorChandigarh · India Lok Sabha Election, 1989
IN-CHANDIGARH
JD 42.1%won by 1.8%INC 40.2%
What changed here
DerivedThe seat changed hands: Indian National Congress (INC) lost it to Janata Dal (JD), which now leads by 1.8%.
- JD vote shareJD went from 0.0% to 42.1% of the vote here (+42.1%).
- Vote fragmentedThe top two took only 82.3% between them, down from 89.6% — the field split more ways.
- TurnoutTurnout fell 3.3% to 64.8%.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
3,34,522
Turnout
64.8%
Valid votes
2,16,903
Margin
3,974
1.83%
Candidates
27 contested · winner JD- 1HARMOHAN DHAWANJanata Dal · JD91,21242.1%
- 2JAGAN NATH KAUSHALIndian National Congress · INC87,23840.2%
- 3DHARAM VIR SEHGALBharatiya Janata Party · BJP26,58612.3%
- 4UAJAGAR SINGH SANDHUBahujan Samaj Party · BSP2,9051.3%
- 5CHANDER GUPTA KAPURIAIndependent · IND1,6610.8%
- 6KAMAL KANT GARHWALIIndependent · IND1,6470.8%
- 7AFTAB RAI MAINIJNPJP · JNPJP1,3360.6%
- 8GURNAM SINGHIndependent · IND1,2270.6%
- 9KASHWA NANDIndependent · IND8820.4%
- 10SHYAM LALDDP · DDP3000.1%
- 11SHYAM BAHADUR SINGHIndependent · IND3000.1%
- 12JAGAT RAMIndependent · IND2570.1%
- 13RAM CHANDIndependent · IND1650.1%
- 14BHUPINDER SINGHSADM · SADM1330.1%
- 15GURBACHAN SINGH ANANDLkd (B) · LKDB1320.1%
- 16JOGINDER SINGHIndependent · IND1240.1%
- 17SURJIT SINGH SODHI S/O VERYAM SINGHIndependent · IND1170.1%
- 18CHARAN JEET SINGHIndependent · IND960.0%
- 19GIANI RAM SINGHIndependent · IND930.0%
- 20INDERJIT GUPTAIndependent · IND850.0%
- 21AJMER SINGHIndependent · IND810.0%
- 22SANJEEV CHUNNIIndependent · IND790.0%
- 23VISHWAMITTER MAHAJANIndependent · IND640.0%
- 24VIDYA BHUSHAN SOODIndependent · IND490.0%
- 25VED PRAKASH ANANDIndependent · IND490.0%
- 26SURJIT SINGH S/O BISHAN SINGHIndependent · IND440.0%
- 27DEVI DAYALIndependent · IND410.0%
Since 1984
Derived- Winner then
- INC
- Winner now
- JDflipped
- JD–INC swing
- +67.9%
- JD share
- 0.0% → 42.1%
- INC share
- 66.0% → 40.2%
- Turnout
- 68.1% → 64.8%