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Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Election, 1987

76 seats · 22 changed party since 1983

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Party standings

Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Election, 1987 · 4 parties won seats

Derived
JKN — 40 seatsIndian National Congress — 26 seatsIndependent — 8 seatsBharatiya Janata Party — 2 seats3976of 76 seats
  • JKN40
  • INC26
  • IND8
  • BJP2

Ring and figures are seats won.

PartySeatsVotesVote shareContested
JKNJKN4053%8,57,83033.0%45
INCIndian National Congress2634%5,25,26120.2%31
INDIndependent811%9,03,97134.8%344
BJPBharatiya Janata Party23%1,32,5285.1%29
JKPJan Kalyan Party00%97,4243.7%23
JPPJharkhand People'S Party00%46,0431.8%21

+ 5 smaller parties / independents with under 1% of the vote.

Constituency map

Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Election, 1987 · winner by seat

76 constituencies · tap for the winner, again for the full result

House composition

Majority line at 39

1987 · selected
Majority 39
JKN40INC26IND8BJP2
1983 · previous
Majority 39

Vote share by party

Share of valid votes · 1983 → 1987

1983 1987· by party
50%38%25%13%0%
47.0
33.0
30.0
20.2
10.7
34.8
3.2
5.1
4.5
3.7
3.9
0.0
JKNINCINDBJPJKPJMI

Seat change

1987 seats minus 1983 seats

seats lostseats gained
JKN
46 → 40
−6
INC
25 → 26
+1
IND
4 → 8
+4
BJP
0 → 2
+2
JKP
1 → 0
−1

Vote-share movement

Statewide, 1983 → 1987

share lostshare gained
IND
10.7% → 34.8%
+24.0%
BJP
3.2% → 5.1%
+1.9%
JPP
0.0% → 1.8%
+1.8%
LKD
0.1% → 0.5%
+0.4%
JKP
4.5% → 3.7%
−0.8%
JMI
3.9% → 0.0%
−3.9%
INC
30.0% → 20.2%
−9.8%
JKN
47.0% → 33.0%
−14.0%

Biggest JKN–INC swings

Seats where the JKN-vs-INC vote gap moved most, 1983 → 1987. Bold = the seat changed hands.

Swing = (JKN share − INC share) this year, minus the same gap last time. A bar to the right means the seat moved toward JKN; to the left, toward INC.

toward INCtoward JKN
Khan Sahib
−108.9%
Kokernag
−102.1%
Inderwal
−100.1%
Noorabad
−98.1%
Bishna
+94.9%
Doda
+92.5%
Kargil
+88.2%
Rajouri
−78.2%
Tral
−74.1%
Darhal
+71.3%
Suran
−62.4%
Ramban
−53.0%