Constituency result · Lok Sabha · 2024

Gurdaspur

Parliamentary constituency 1 (GEN) · Punjab

State boardPunjab 2024

[01]Result · 2024

#1 · GEN

Poll date19 Apr 2024

Contestants26Candidate lines

Electors16,05,204

Votes polled10,77,826

Turnout67.2%

NOTA3,3540.2% of votes

WinnerSukhjinder Singh RandhawaIndian National Congress3,64,04333.8% of votes

MARGIN82,861 votes · 7.7 pp3,64,043 − 2,81,182

Runner-upDinesh Singh Babbu Bharatiya Janata Party2,81,18226.1% of votes

INC 56.4% of top-two votesBJP 43.6%

All candidates 26

01 Sukhjinder Singh RandhawaINC3,64,043 33.8%
02 Dinesh Singh BabbuBJP2,81,182 26.1%
03 Amansher Singh (SHERY KALSI)AAP2,77,252 25.7%
04 Dr. Daljit Singh CheemaSAD85,500 7.9%
05 Gurinder Singh BajwaSADAS25,765 2.4%
06 Sant SewakIND5,952 0.6%
07 Raj KumarBSP4,930 0.5%
08 Santosh KaurIND4,738 0.4%
09 Samuel SoniIND4,440 0.4%
10 Surjit SinghIND3,373 0.3%
11 Sanjeev SinghIND2,178 0.2%
12 Surinder SinghIND1,782 0.2%
13 Gurpreet Kaur BajwaIND1,709 0.2%
14 Sanjeev ManhasIND1,635 0.2%
15 Robi MasihIND1,511 0.1%
16 Santosh KumariMDP1,194 0.1%
17 Ramesh Kumar TollaBJKP1,098 0.1%
18 Amit AggarwalIND924 0.1%
19 Tarsem Masih SahotaIND885 0.1%
20 Tilak RajIND805 0.1%
21 Ranjodh SinghJSDP789 0.1%
22 I.S.GulatiIND699 0.1%
23 Ramesh LalNRPI657 0.1%
24 Jagdish MasihIND546 0.1%
25 Jatinder Kumar SharmaBRD461 0.0%
26 Darbara SinghNJP424 0.0%

Turnout 67.2%

Male 8.03 lakh50.0% Female 8.03 lakh50.0%

Share of 16,05,204 electors

Sex ratiofemales per 1,000 males1,000
NOTAcounted within the total3,354 · 0.2%
State median turnoutmedian of 13 seats, 202462.8%
ReconciliationΣ 26 candidates = 10,74,472Verified

Seat history 2024–1977

2024
7.7 pp
Sukhjinder Singh RandhawaIndian National Congress
2019
7.5 pp
Sunny DeolBharatiya Janata Party
2017
23.3 pp
Sunil Kumar JakharIndian National Congress
2014
13.0 pp
Vinod KhannaBharatiya Janata Party
2009
0.9 pp
Partap Singh BajwaIndian National Congress
2004
3.2 pp
Vinod KhannaBharatiya Janata Party
1999
0.2 pp
Vinod KhannaBharatiya Janata Party
1998
15.0 pp
Vinod KhannaBharatiya Janata Party
1996
10.8 pp
Sukhbuns KaurIndian National Congress
1992
20.1 pp
Sukhbuns Kaur (W)Indian National Congress
1991
19.4 pp
Sukhbuns Kaur (W)Indian National Congress
1989
13.9 pp
Sukhbans KaurIndian National Congress
1985
7.7 pp
Sukhbuns KaurIndian National Congress
1984
7.3 pp
Sukhbuns KaurIndian National Congress
1980
34.7 pp
Sukhbans KaurIndian National Congress
1977
6.8 pp
Yagya DattBharatiya Lok Dal

Winning margin in percentage points; bars scaled to the widest, 34.7 pp.

[02]Computed insights

Arithmetic · working shown

Third-placed AAP polled 2,77,252 votes, 3.3× the 82,861-vote margin.
2,77,252 ÷ 82,861 = 3.3
The top two polled 59.9% of votes; the other 24 candidates 39.8% between them.
(3,64,043 + 2,81,182) ÷ 10,77,826 = 59.9% · 4,29,247 ÷ 10,77,826 = 39.8%
Turnout of 67.2% was 4.4 pp above the state's median seat (62.8%).
67.2 − 62.8 = +4.4
The margin widened from 7.5 pp in 2019 to 7.7 pp.
7.7 − 7.5 = +0.2 pp
The seat changed hands: BJP in 2019, INC in 2024.
2019 BJP · 2024 INC

Each line is arithmetic over the figures on this page.

[03]Reconciliation

Verified

Candidate votesΣ 26 candidate lines10,74,472
NOTAcounted within the total3,354
Published totalVotes polled10,77,826
Checkcandidates + NOTA = totalHolds

Candidate votes plus NOTA equal the published total.

Contest resultElection Commission of India, constituency-wise results · Lok Sabha 2024 · Punjab · retrieval date not recorded in the results database

Candidates26 candidate lines from the same results · reconciliation: Verified

State median turnoutComputed from 13 seats on the Punjab Lok Sabha 2024 board · retrieval date not recorded in the results database