Constituency
467. Kanpur
Community mirrorUttar Pradesh · India Lok Sabha Election, 1989
IN-KANPUR
CPM 41.1%won by 13.3%BJP 27.7%
What changed here
DerivedThe seat changed hands: Indian National Congress (INC) lost it to Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPM), which now leads by 13.3%.
- CPM vote shareCPM went from 0.0% to 41.1% of the vote here (+41.1%).
- Runner-up changedSecond place passed from Janata Party (JNP) to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
- Vote fragmentedThe top two took only 68.8% between them, down from 77.3% — the field split more ways.
- TurnoutTurnout fell 15.4% to 40.6%.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
10,47,192
Turnout
40.6%
Valid votes
4,24,808
Margin
56,587
13.32%
Candidates
24 contested · winner CPM- 1SUBHASHINI ALICommunist Party of India (Marxist) · CPM1,74,43841.1%
- 2JAGAT VIR SINGHBharatiya Janata Party · BJP1,17,85127.7%
- 3NARESH CHANDRA CHATURVEDIIndian National Congress · INC98,11223.1%
- 4SHARIFBahujan Samaj Party · BSP11,2192.6%
- 5GURU RAJKUMAR SINGH AMBEDKARIndependent · IND4,1591.0%
- 6SHYAM LALIndependent · IND3,2690.8%
- 7VED PRAKASHIndependent · IND2,1350.5%
- 8RAVI PRATAP NARAINIndependent · IND1,8730.4%
- 9IQBAL QURESHIJNPJP · JNPJP1,7930.4%
- 10DEV MANI YADAVDDP · DDP1,7610.4%
- 11ATIQUR RAHMANIndependent · IND1,4710.3%
- 12MITHAI LALIndependent · IND1,1870.3%
- 13RAM SHANKERIndependent · IND6720.2%
- 14SUDRENDRA NATHIndependent · IND6560.2%
- 15BHAGWATI PRASAD DIXITIndependent · IND6210.1%
- 16SITA RAMIndependent · IND5990.1%
- 17RAM DINIndependent · IND5040.1%
- 18SWAMI CHETNA NAND GIRI A/S VISHNU KUMARIndependent · IND4340.1%
- 19ACHARYA SRIKRISHNA JANSEVIHMS · HMS4010.1%
- 20JAGMOHAN SINGH PARIHARIndependent · IND3940.1%
- 21SATPAL KHARAIndependent · IND3610.1%
- 22VIJAI PRASADIndependent · IND3290.1%
- 23SANTOSH KUMARI TIWARIIndependent · IND2980.1%
- 24BADRI NATHIndependent · IND2710.1%
Since 1984
Derived- Winner then
- INC
- Winner now
- CPMflipped
- CPM–BJP swing
- +23.3%
- CPM share
- 0.0% → 41.1%
- BJP share
- 10.0% → 27.7%
- Turnout
- 55.9% → 40.6%