Constituency
320. Gurdaspur
Community mirrorPunjab · India Lok Sabha Election, 2024
IN-GURDASPUR
INC 33.8%won by 7.7%BJP 26.1%
What changed here
DerivedThe seat changed hands: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost it to Indian National Congress (INC), which now leads by 7.7%.
- INC vote shareINC went from 43.1% to 33.8% of the vote here (−9.4%).
- Vote fragmentedThe top two took only 59.9% between them, down from 93.8% — the field split more ways.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
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Turnout
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Valid votes
10,77,826
Margin
82,861
7.69%
Candidates
27 contested · winner INC- 1SUKHJINDER SINGH RANDHAWAIndian National Congress · INC3,64,04333.8%
- 2DINESH SINGH BABBUBharatiya Janata Party · BJP2,81,18226.1%
- 3AMANSHER SINGH (SHERY KALSI)Aam Aadmi Party · AAP2,77,25225.7%
- 4DR. DALJIT SINGH CHEEMAShiromani Akali Dal · SAD85,5007.9%
- 5GURINDER SINGH BAJWASADSM · SADSM25,7652.4%
- 6SANT SEWAKIndependent · IND5,9520.6%
- 7RAJ KUMARBahujan Samaj Party · BSP4,9300.5%
- 8SANTOSH KAURIndependent · IND4,7380.4%
- 9SAMUEL SONIIndependent · IND4,4400.4%
- 10SURJIT SINGHIndependent · IND3,3730.3%
- 11NOTANOTA · NOTA3,3540.3%
- 12SANJEEV SINGHIndependent · IND2,1780.2%
- 13SURINDER SINGHIndependent · IND1,7820.2%
- 14GURPREET KAUR BAJWAIndependent · IND1,7090.2%
- 15SANJEEV MANHASIndependent · IND1,6350.2%
- 16ROBI MASIHIndependent · IND1,5110.1%
- 17SANTOSH KUMARIMinorities Democratic Party · MDP1,1940.1%
- 18RAMESH KUMAR TOLLABJKP · BJKP1,0980.1%
- 19AMIT AGGARWALIndependent · IND9240.1%
- 20TARSEM MASIH SAHOTAIndependent · IND8850.1%
- 21TILAK RAJIndependent · IND8050.1%
- 22RANJODH SINGHJSDP · JSDP7890.1%
- 23I.S.GULATIIndependent · IND6990.1%
- 24RAMESH LALNRPOI · NRPOI6570.1%
- 25JAGDISH MASIHIndependent · IND5460.1%
- 26JATINDER KUMAR SHARMABRD · BRD4610.0%
- 27DARBARA SINGHNationalist Justice Party · NJP4240.0%
Since 2019
Derived- Winner then
- BJP
- Winner now
- INCflipped
- INC–BJP swing
- +15.2%
- INC share
- 43.1% → 33.8%
- BJP share
- 50.6% → 26.1%
- Turnout
- 69.2% → —