Constituency
325. Anandpur Sahib
Community mirrorPunjab · India Lok Sabha Election, 2019
IN-ANANDPUR-SAHIB
INC 39.6%won by 4.3%SAD 35.2%
What changed here
DerivedThe seat changed hands: Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) lost it to Indian National Congress (INC), which now leads by 4.3%.
- INC vote shareINC went from 29.8% to 39.6% of the vote here (+9.8%).
- Vote consolidatedThe top two candidates took 74.8% of the vote between them, up from 61.8% — a tighter two-way contest.
- TurnoutTurnout fell 5.8% to 63.7%.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
16,98,876
Turnout
63.7%
Valid votes
10,81,727
Margin
46,884
4.33%
Candidates
27 contested · winner INC- 1Manish TewariIndian National Congress · INC4,28,04539.6%
- 2Professor Prem Singh ChandumajraShiromani Akali Dal · SAD3,81,16135.2%
- 3Sodhi Vikram SinghBahujan Samaj Party · BSP1,46,44113.5%
- 4Narinder Singh ShergillAam Aadmi Party · AAP53,0524.9%
- 5NOTANOTA · NOTA17,1351.6%
- 6Raghunath SinghCommunist Party of India (Marxist) · CPM10,6651.0%
- 7Bir Devinder SinghSADT · SADT10,4241.0%
- 8Avtar SinghIndependent · IND3,6460.3%
- 9Jodh Singh ThandiBLSD · BLSD2,9210.3%
- 10Bargava Reddy DPPOI · PPOI2,8240.3%
- 11Ashish GargIndependent · IND2,7840.3%
- 12Faqir ChandShiv Sena · SHS2,4650.2%
- 13Kirpal KaurIndependent · IND2,1710.2%
- 14Kulwinder KaurA · A1,9290.2%
- 15SunainaIndependent · IND1,9120.2%
- 16Ashwani KumarHSS · HSS1,7320.2%
- 17Gurbinder Singh SonuPPID · PPID1,5220.1%
- 18Manmohan SinghIndependent · IND1,3820.1%
- 19Dr. Paramjeet Singh RanuIndependent · IND1,3160.1%
- 20Vikram Singh JohnIndependent · IND1,1450.1%
- 21Jagneet Singh BalsuanIndependent · IND1,1170.1%
- 22Surinder Kaur MangatRJSPS · RJSPS1,1060.1%
- 23Dr. Sukhdeep KaurJ · J1,0280.1%
- 24Rakesh KumarIndependent · IND1,0110.1%
- 25Charan DassIndependent · IND9600.1%
- 26Harmesh SharmaJJJKP · JJJKP9310.1%
- 27Kawaljeet SinghHCP · HCP9020.1%
Since 2014
Derived- Winner then
- SAD
- Winner now
- INCflipped
- INC–SAD swing
- +6.5%
- INC share
- 29.8% → 39.6%
- SAD share
- 32.0% → 35.2%
- Turnout
- 69.4% → 63.7%