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98. Nawada

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Bihar · India Lok Sabha Election, 2009

IN-NAWADA

BJP 22.5%won by 6.0%LJP 16.5%

What changed here

Derived

The seat changed hands: Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) lost it to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which now leads by 6.0%.

Boundaries were redrawn between 2004 and 2009 — the comparison is matched by name and is indicative only.

  • BJP vote shareBJP went from 43.0% to 22.5% of the vote here (−20.5%).
  • New challengerLoktantrik Janshakti Party (LJP) finished second with 16.5% — it did not contest here in 2004.
  • Vote fragmentedThe top two took only 38.9% between them, down from 91.5% — the field split more ways.
  • TurnoutTurnout fell 25.5% to 41.6%.

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

Electorate
13,97,512
Turnout
41.6%
Valid votes
5,81,583
Margin
34,917
6.00%

Candidates

21 contested · winner BJP
  1. 1BHOLA SINGHBharatiya Janata Party · BJP1,30,60822.5%
  2. 2VEENA DEVILoktantrik Janshakti Party · LJP95,69116.5%
  3. 3RAJBALLABH PRASADIndependent · IND78,54313.5%
  4. 4KAUSHAL YADAVIndependent · IND59,38210.2%
  5. 5MASIH UDDINBahujan Samaj Party · BSP46,5288.0%
  6. 6ANIL MEHTAIndependent · IND38,2156.6%
  7. 7AKHILESH SINGHIndependent · IND28,8115.0%
  8. 8SUNILA DEVIIndian National Congress · INC19,4823.3%
  9. 9GANESH SHANKAR VIDYARTHICommunist Party of India (Marxist) · CPM14,8402.6%
  10. 10RAJ KISHORE RAJIndependent · IND9,9641.7%
  11. 11SUNIL KUMARIndependent · IND7,0881.2%
  12. 12DURGA PRASAD DHARIndependent · IND7,0371.2%
  13. 13CHANCHALA DEVIIndependent · IND6,4421.1%
  14. 14SHAMBHU PRASADIndependent · IND5,9921.0%
  15. 15NAVIN KUMAR VERMAIndependent · IND5,9411.0%
  16. 16RAJENDRA VISHALIndependent · IND5,8441.0%
  17. 17UMAKANT RAHISanyukt Samajwadi Dal · SSD5,8191.0%
  18. 18VIDHYAPATI SINGHLTSD · LTSD4,4800.8%
  19. 19KAILASH PALBSKP · BSKP4,4730.8%
  20. 20SURENDRA KUMAR CHAUDHARYSuheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party · SBSP3,2720.6%
  21. 21RAJENDRA SINGHIndependent · IND3,1310.5%

Since 2004

Derived

Constituency boundaries were redrawn between 2004 and 2009. Matched by name — treat this comparison as indicative only.

Winner then
RJD
Winner now
BJPflipped
BJP–LJP swing
−37.0%
BJP share
43.0% → 22.5%
LJP share
0.0% → 16.5%
Turnout
67.1% → 41.6%
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