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Uttar Pradesh legislative assembly election, 2017
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All 403 seats of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly
202 seats needed for a majority
Turnout61.04%Increase1.64
  Majority party Minority party Third party
  File:Yogi Adityanath.png
Leader Yogi Adityanath Akhilesh Yadav Mayawati
Party BJP SP BSP
Alliance NDA SP+INC [[None|None]]
Leader's seat MLC MLC -
Last election 47 224 80
Seats won 325 54 19
Seat change Increase 278 Decrease 184 Decrease 61
Popular vote 35,862,546 24,340,309 19,281,340
Percentage 41.35 28.07 22.23
Swing Increase 26.35 Decrease 12.71 Decrease 3.68
Chief Minister before election

Akhilesh Yadav
SP

Elected Chief Minister

Yogi Adityanath
BJP

The election to the 17th Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly was held from 11 February to 8 March 2017 in 7 phases. This election saw voter turnout of 61.04% compared to 59.40% in the previous election. Bharatiya Janata Party won this election by an overwhelming three-quarter majority of 325 seats with the help of his large number of party workers despite not projecting a chief ministerial candidate before the election. As part of its election strategy BJP contested under a collective leadership and capitalised mostly on the political clout and 'brand' of its leader, Narendra Modi. In the previous election in 2012, the Samajwadi Party had won a majority and formed government in the leadership of Akhilesh Yadav.

On March 18, 2017, Adityanath Yogi was appointed the next CM of Uttar Pradesh. UP BJP Chief Keshav Prasad Maurya and Dr. Dinesh Sharma were appointed as the Deputy CM.

Background

Electoral process changes

In January 2016, the Election Commission of India published updated electoral rolls in all 403 assembly segments.[1] In July 2016, Election Commission decided to increase the number of polling booths in Uttar Pradesh for the 2017 Assembly elections. New polling centres will be planned in the constituencies having more than 1,500 registered voters as well as polling booths in six constituencies of Muzaffarnagar, Budhana, Purkazi, Khatoli, Charthawal and Midanpur to be raised from 1,769 to 1,819 booths.[2][3] Voter assistance booths would be set up and photo slip of voters in a new design would be sent to them. First time, the Form-2B would contain the photograph of the candidates and their nationality.

Voter-verified paper audit trail (VVPAT) machines was used along with EVM in 30 assembly constituencies covering 14 districts including Varanasi,[4][5][6] Ghaziabad[7] and Bareilly constituency.[8][9]

Assembly constituencies of Uttar Pradesh having VVPAT facility with EVMs[10]
Lucknow West Lucknow North Lucknow East Agra Cantonment
Agra South Aligarh Bareilly Govind Nagar
Arya Nagar Ghaziabad Meerut Moradabad
Saharanpur Nagar Allahabad North Allahabad South Ayodhya
Gorakhpur Urban Jhansi Nagar Varanasi North Varanasi Cantonment

As per the special summary revision of electoral rolls, there are a total of 14.05 crore voters in Uttar Pradesh as of January 2015.[11]

Final voters list for Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election 2017
S.No Group of voters Voters population
1 Male 7.7 crore (70.7 Million)
2 Female 6.3 crore (60.3 Million)
3 Third Gender 6,983 (Six thousand nine hundred and eighty three)
Total Voters 14.05 crore

Caste and religion data

For accurate caste population data in India, the Government of India has not publicly released Socio Economic and Caste Census 2011 caste population data for every single non-SC/ST castes, General castes, OBC/EBCs in India, hence no official figures are available for the same.[12][13][14][15]

As per estimations based on 2011 census, Dalits constitute 21.1% of Uttar Pradesh population.[16][17][18] Mallah community is divided in 27 sub-castes. Other Backward Classes (OBCs) constitute over 50% of Uttar Pradesh’s population.[19][20][21][22] Yadavs form the single largest group amongst the OBCs, constituting around 40 percent, and forming almost 15-19 percent of the state's population.[19][23] There are 200-odd OBCs in U.P. In Uttar Pradesh, Muslims are divided into 68 castes and sub-castes, 35 of them are OBCs. Forward castes constitute around 18-20% of Uttar Pradesh population,[24][25] in which Brahmins are about 9%[26][27] and Rajputs are 8%.[27]

Castes of Uttar Pradesh[28][29][30][31][32]
Caste Population (%)
OBC 50%[19]
Dalits (SCs) 20-21%
Tribals (STs) 0.1%
Forward caste 18-20%
Muslims 19-20%
Others 0.9%

Schedule

Election schedule with voter turnout percentage in each phase

Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh were held between 11 February and 8 March 2017. The term of the outgoing government ended on 27 May 2017.[33]

On 4 January 2017, The Election Commission of India announced the election schedule to the Legislative Assembly of Uttar Pradesh along with the other four state (Goa, Manipur, Punjab and Uttarakhand) which are due for an election. The entire election is scheduled into 7 phases.

Opinion polls

Various organisations/agencies have been conducting opinions polls to predict voter intentions in the upcoming legislative assembly elections.

Date Ref Polling org./agency bgcolor="Template:Bahujan Samaj Party/meta/color" | bgcolor="Template:Bharatiya Janata Party/meta/color" | bgcolor="Template:Samajwadi Party/meta/color" |
BSP BJP SP + INC Others
March 2016 [34] ABP News Opinion Poll 185 120 93 5
Jul–Aug 2016 [35] ABP News-Lokniti 103-113 (108) 124-134 (129) 149-165 (157) 6-12 (9)
Aug 2016 [36] India TV-CVoter 95-111 (103) 134-150 (142) 138-162 (150) 4-12 (8)
Oct 2016 [37] India Today-Axis 115-124 (118) 170-183 (175) 102-115 (107) 2-6 (3)
Dec 2016 [38] ABP News-Lokniti-CSDS 93-103 (98) 129-139 (134) 154-170 (162) 9
Jan 2017 [39] India Today-Axis 119-138 (121) 208-216 (211) 97-104 (101) 7-11 (9)
Jan 2017 [40] The WEEK-Hansa Research 20-24 (22) 192-196 (194) 178-182 (180) 5-9 (7)
27 Jan 2017 [41] TNSPIMT 23 177 201
29 Jan 2017 [42] News 24 (India) 76 120 (191)
30 Jan 2017 [43] ABP News-Lokniti-CSDS 76-86 (81) 118-128 (123) 187-197 (192)
30 Jan 2017 [44] Times Now-VMR 47 202 147 7
Polls average 89 157 153 4

Exit polls and forecast

Various organisations/agencies have been conducting Exit polls to predict voter intentions in the legislative assembly elections.

Polling org./agency bgcolor="Template:Bahujan Samaj Party/meta/color" | bgcolor="Template:Bharatiya Janata Party/meta/color" | bgcolor="Template:Samajwadi Party/meta/color" | Date Ref
BSP BJP SP + INC Others
VMR 64 200 120 19 9-March 2017
Dainik Bharat 36 309 47 11 9-March 2017 [45]
MRC 90 185 120 8 9-March 2017
Today's Chanakya 27 285 88 3 9-March 2017
AXIS 28-42 251-279 88-112 6-16 9-March 2017
C-Voter 87 161 141 14 9-March 2017
Gramener 67 193 133 10 9-March 2017
The Indian Express Forecast 35 254 114 0 9-March 2017 [46]
India TV Forecast 81 - 93 155 - 167 135-147 0 9-March 2017 [47]
ABP News 60-72 164-176 156-169 02-06 9-March 2017 [48]
TNSPIMT 47 176 178 02 9-March 2017 [49]
Polls average 67 228 144 8

Result

The election results for all 403 Legislative Assembly seats were declared on 11 March 2017.[50]

← Summary of the 11 February – 8 March 2017 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election results[51]
Party Popular vote Seats
Votes % ±pp Contested Won +/−
bgcolor="Template:Bharatiya Janata Party/meta/color"| Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) 34,403,039 39.7 Increase24.7 384 312 Increase265
bgcolor="Template:Bahujan Samaj Party/meta/color"| Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) 19,281,352 22.2 Decrease3.7 403 19 Decrease61
bgcolor="Template:Samajwadi Party/meta/color"| Samajwadi Party (SP) 18,923,689 22.0 Decrease7.7 298 47 Decrease177
bgcolor="Template:Indian National Congress/meta/color"| Indian National Congress (INC) 5,416,324 6.2 Decrease5.4 105 7 Decrease21
bgcolor="Template:Independent (politician)/meta/color"| Independents (IND) 2,229,448 2.6 Decrease1.5 1462 3 Decrease11
bgcolor="Template:Rashtriya Lok Dal/meta/color"| Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) 1,545,810 1.8 Decrease0.5 131 1 Decrease8
bgcolor="Template:Apna Dal/meta/color"| Apna Dal (Sonelal) (ADAL) 851,336 1.0 Increase1.0 11 9 Increase9
Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) 607,911 0.7 Increase0.7 8 4 Increase4
Nirbal Indian Shoshit Hamara Aam Dal (NISHAD) 540,542 0.6 Increase0.6 100 1 Increase1
Peace Party of India (PECP) 227,998 0.3 Decrease2.0 150 0 Decrease4
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) 205,232 0.2 Steady 38 0 Steady
Lok Dal (LD) 181,704 0.2 Increase0.1 81 0 Steady
Bahujan Mukti Party (BMUP) 152,844 0.2 Increase0.2 182 0 Steady
bgcolor="Template:Communist Party of India/meta/color"| Communist Party of India (CPI) 138,763 0.2 Steady 90 0 Steady
Mahan Dal (MD) 96,087 0.1 Decrease0.8 14 0 Steady
bgcolor="Template:Shiv Sena/meta/color"| Shiv Sena (SS) 88,595 0.1 Increase0.7 150 0 Steady
Other parties 1,080,007 1.2 Decrease7.3 1643 0 Decrease3
None of the above (NOTA) 757,643 0.9 Increase 0.9 —
Total 86,728,324 100.00 403 ±0

List of winning candidates

List of constituency-wise winner candidates and parties[52]
Sr.No Constituency District Winning Candidate Party Runner Candidate Party Margin
1 Behat Saharanpur Naresh Saini INC Mahaveer Singh Rana BSP 25,586
2 Nakur Saharanpur Dr. Dharam Singh Saini BJP Imran Masood INC 4,057
3 Saharanpur Nagar Saharanpur Sanjay Garg SP Rajiv GUmber BJP 4,636
4 Saharanpur Saharanpur Masood Akhtar[citation needed] INC Jagpal Singh BSP 12,324
5 Deoband Saharanpur Brijesh Singh BJP Majid Ali BSP 29,400
6 Rampur Maniharan (SC) Saharanpur Devendra Kumar Nim BJP Ravindra Kumar Molhu BSP 595
7 Gangoh Saharanpur Pradeep Kumar BJP Nauman Masood INC 38,028
8 Kairana Shamli Nahid Hasan SP Mriganka Singh BJP 21,162
9 Thana Bhawan Shamli Suresh Kumar BJP Abdul Waris Khan BSP 16,817
10 Shamli Shamli Tejendra Nirwal BJP Pankaj Kumar Malik INC 29,720
11 Budhana Muzaffarnagar Umesh Malik BJP Pramod Tyagi SP 13,201
12 Charthawal Muzaffarnagar Vijay Kumar Kashyap BJP Mukesh Kumar Chaudhary SP 23,231
13 Purqazi (SC) Muzaffarnagar Pramod Utwal BJP Deepak Kumar INC 11,253
14 Muzaffar Nagar Muzaffarnagar Kapil Dev Aggarwal BJP Gaurav Swarup Bansal SP 10704
15 Khatauli Muzaffarnagar Vikram Singh Saini[53] BJP Chandra Singh Chauhan SP 31,374
16 Meerapur Muzaffarnagar Avtar Singh Bhadana BJP Liyakat Ali SP 193
17 Najibabad Bijnor Tasleem SP Rajiv Kumar Agarwal BJP 2,002
18 Nagina (SC) Bijnor Manoj Kumar Paras SP Omwati Devi BJP 7,967
19 Barhapur Bijnor Sushant Kumar BJP Husain Ahmad INC 9,824
20 Dhampur Bijnor Ashok Kumar Rana BJP Tha. Mool Chand Chauhan SP 17,864
21 Nehtaur (SC) Bijnor Omkumar BJP Munnalal Premi INC 23,151
22 Bijnor Bijnor Suchi (politician) BJP Ruchi Vira SP 27,281
23 Chandpur Bijnor Kamlesh Saini BJP Mohammad Iqbal BSP 35,649
24 Noorpur Bijnor Lokendra Singh BJP Naim Ul Hasan SP 12,736
25 Kanth Moradabad Rajesh Kumar Singh BJP Anees Ur Rehman SP 2,348
26 Thakurdwara Moradabad Nawab Jan SP Rajpal Singh Chauhan BJP 13,409
27 Moradabad Rural Moradabad Haji Ikram Qureshi SP Hari Om Sharma BJP 28,781
28 Moradabad Nagar Moradabad Ritesh Kumar Gupta BJP Mohammad Yusuf Ansari SP 3,193
29 Kundarki Moradabad Mohammad Rizwan SP Ramveer Singh BJP 10,821
30 Bilari Moradabad Mohd.Faheem SP Suresh Saini BJP 13,441
31 Chandausi (SC) Sambhal Gulab Devi BJP Vimesh Kumari INC 45,469
32 Asmoli Sambhal Pinki Yadav SP Narendra Singh BJP 21,126
33 Sambhal Sambhal Iqbal Mehmood SP Zia Ur Rehman AIMIM 18,822
34 Suar Rampur Mohammad Abdullah Azam Khan SP Laxmi Saini BJP 53,096
35 Chamraua Rampur Naseer Ahmed Khan SP Ali Yusuf Ali BSP 34,376
36 Bilaspur Rampur Baldev Singh Aulakh BJP Sanjay Kapoor INC 22,359
37 Rampur Rampur Mohammad Azam Khan SP Shiv Bahadur Saxena BJP 46,842
38 Milak (SC) Rampur Rajbala BJP Vijay Singh SP 16,667
39 Dhanaura (SC) Amroha Rajeev Kumar BJP Jagram Singh SP 38,229
40 Naugawan Sadat Amroha Chetan Chauhan BJP Javed Abbas SP 20,648
41 Amroha Amroha Mehboob Ali SP Naushad Ali BSP 15,042
42 Hasanpur Amroha Mahender Singh Khadakvanshi BJP Kamal Akhtar SP 27,770
43 Siwalkhas Meerut Jitendra Pal Singh Billu BJP Gulam Mohammad SP 11,421
44 Sardhana Meerut Sangeet Singh Som BJP Atul Pradhan SP 21,625
45 Hastinapur Meerut Dinesh Khatik BJP Yogesh Verma BSP 36,062
46 Kithore Meerut Satyavir Tyagi BJP Shahid Manzoor SP 10,822
47 Meerut Cant Meerut Satya Prakash Agarwal BJP Satendra Solanki BSP 76,619
48 Meerut City Meerut Rafiq Ansari SP Laxmikant Bajpai BJP 28,769
49 Meerut South Meerut Dr. Somendra Tomar BJP Haji Mohammad Yaqub BSP 35,395
50 Chhaprauli Baghpat Sahender Singh Ramala RLD Satender Singh BJP 3,842
51 Baraut Baghpat Krishnapal Malik BJP Sahab Singh RLD 26,486
52 Baghpat Baghpat Yogesh Dhama BJP Ahmed Hameed BSP 31,360
53 Loni Ghaziabad Nandkishor Gurjar BJP Zakir Ali BSP 42,813
54 Muradnagar Ghaziabad Ajit Pal Tyagi BJP Sudhan Kumar BSP 89,612
55 Sahibabad Ghaziabad Sunil Kumar Sharma (politician) BJP Amarpal INC 1,50,685
56 Ghaziabad Ghaziabad Atul Garg BJP Suresh Bansal BSP 70,505
57 Modi Nagar Ghaziabad Dr.Manju Shivach BJP Wahab BSP 66,582
58 Dholana Hapur Aaslam Choudhary BSP Ramesh Chand Tomar BJP 3,576
59 Hapur Hapur Vijay Pal BJP Gajraj Singh INC 15,006
60 Garhmukteshwar Hapur Kamal Singh BJP Prashant Choudhary BSP 35,294
61 Noida Gautam Buddha Nagar Pankaj Singh BJP Sunil Choudhary SP 1,04,016
62 Dadri Gautam Buddha Nagar Tejpal Singh Gurjar BJP Satveer Singh Gurjar BSP 80,177
63 Jewar Gautam Buddha Nagar Dhirendra Singh BJP Vedram Bhati BSP 22,173
64 Sikandrabad Bulandshahr Bimla Singh Solanki BJP Mohammad Imran BSP 28,623
65 Bulandshahr Bulandshahr Virendra Singh BJP Moh Aleem Khan BSP 23,084
66 Syana Bulandshahr Devendra BJP Dilnawaz Khan BSP 71,630
67 Anupshahr Bulandshahr Sanjay BJP Gajendra Singh BSP 60,314
68 Debai Bulandshahr Anita Singh Rajput BJP Harish Kumar SP 65,630
69 Shikarpur Bulandshahr Anil Kumar BJP Mukul Upadhyay BSP 50,245
70 Khurja (SC) Bulandshahr Vijendra Singh BJP Arjun Singh BSP 64,299
71 Khair (SC) Aligarh Anoop BJP Rakesh Kumar SP 70,721
72 Barauli Aligarh Dalveer Singh BJP Thakur Jaivir Singh BSP 38,763
73 Atrauli Aligarh Sandeep Singh BJP Viresh Yadav SP 50,967
74 Chharra Aligarh Ravendra Pal Singh BJP Thakur Ravesh Singh SP 56,164
75 Koil Aligarh Anil Parashar BJP Shaz Ishaq Urf Ajju Ishaq SP 50,963
76 Aligarh Aligarh Sanjeev Raja BJP Zafar Alam SP 15,440
77 Iglas (SC) Aligarh Rajveer Diler BJP Rajendra Kumar BSP 74,800
78 Hathras (SC) Hathras Hari Shankar Mahor BJP Braj Mohan Rahi BSP 70,661
79 Sadabad Hathras Ramveer Upadhyay BSP Dr. Anil Chaudhary RLD 26,610
80 Sikandra Rao Hathras Birendra Singh Rana BJP Bani Singh Baghel BSP 14,772
81 Chhata Mathura Laxmi Narayan (politician) BJP Atul Singh IND-SP 63,838
82 Mant Mathura Shyam Sunder Sharma BSP Yogesh Chaudhary RLD 432
83 Goverdhan Mathura Karinda Singh BJP Rajkumar Rawat BSP 33,009
84 Mathura Mathura Shrikant Sharma BJP Pradeep Mathur INC 1,01,161
85 Baldev (SC) Mathura Pooran Prakash BJP Niranjan Singh Dhangar RLD 13,208
86 Etmadpur Agra Ram Pratap Singh BJP Dharmpal Singh BSP 47,255
87 Agra Cantt. (SC) Agra Dr. Girraj Singh Dharmesh BJP Gutiyari Lal Duwesh BSP 46,325
88 Agra South Agra Yogendra Upadhyaya BJP Zulfiqar Ahmad Bhutto BSP 54,225
89 Agra North Agra Jagan Prasad Garg BJP Er Gyanendra Gautam BSP 86,320
90 Agra Rural (SC) Agra Hemlata Divakar BJP Kali Charan Suman BSP 65,296
91 Fatehpur Sikri Agra Chau. Udaybhan Singh BJP Surajpal Singh BSP 52,337
92 Kheragarh Agra Mahesh Kumar Goyal BJP Bhagvan Singh Kushwaha BSP 31,999
93 Fatehabad Agra Jitendra Verma BJP Rajendra Singh SP 34,364
94 Bah Agra Rani Pakshalika Singh BJP Madhusudan Sharma BSP 23,140
95 Tundla (SC) Firozabad S.P. Singh Baghel BJP Rakesh Babu BSP 56,070
96 Jasrana Firozabad Ramgopal BJP Shivpratap Singh SP 20,328
97 Firozabad Firozabad Manish Asiza BJP Azim Bhai SP 41,727
98 Shikohabad Firozabad Mukesh Verma BJP Sanjay Kumar SP 10,777
99 Sirsaganj Firozabad Hariom Yadav SP Jaiveer Singh BJP 10,676
100 Kasganj Kasganj Devendra Singh Rajput BJP Hasrat Ullah Sherwani SP 52,030
101 Amanpur Kasganj Devendra Pratap BJP Virendra Singh SP 41,804
102 Patiyali Kasganj Mamtesh BJP Kiran Yadav SP 3,771
103 Aliganj Etah Satyapal Singh Rathaur BJP Rameshwar Singh Yadav SP 13,851
104 Etah Etah Vipin Kumar David BJP Jugendra Singh Yadav SP 21,129
105 Marhara Etah Virendra BJP Amit Gaurav SP 33,432
106 Jalesar (SC) Etah Sanjeev Kumar Diwakar BJP Ranjeet Suman SP 19,808
107 Mainpuri Mainpuri Rajkumar alias Raju Yadav SP Ashok Kumar BJP 8,831
108 Bhongaon Mainpuri Ram Naresh Agnihorti BJP Alok Kumar SP 20,297
109 Kishani (SC) Mainpuri Brajesh Kumar SP Sunil Kumar BJP 16,529
110 Karhal Mainpuri Sobaran Singh Yadav SP Rama Shakya BJP 38,405
111 Gunnaur Sambhal Ajeet Kumar (alias Raju Yadav) BJP Ram Khiladi Singh SP 11,386
112 Bisauli (SC) Badaun Kushagra Sagar BJP Ashutosh Maurya alisa Raju SP 10,688
113 Sahaswan Badaun Omkar Singh (politician) SP Arshad Ali BSP 4,269
114 Bilsi Badaun Pt. Radha Krishan Sharma BJP Musarrat Ali Bittan BSP 26979
115 Badaun Badaun Mahesh Chandra Gupta BJP Abid Raza Khan SP 16,467
116 Shekhupur Badaun Dharmendra Kumar Singh Shakya BJP Ashish Yadav SP 23,386
117 Dataganj Badaun Rajeev Kumar Singh (Babbu Bhaiya) BJP Sinod Kumar Shakya (Deepu) BSP 25,759
118 Baheri Bareilly Chhatra Pal Singh BJP Naseem Ahmad BSP 42,837
119 Meerganj Bareilly Dr. D.C. Verma BJP Sultan Beg BSP 54,500
120 Bhojipura Bareilly Bahoran Lal Maurya BJP Shazil Islam Ansari SP 27,764
121 Nawabganj Bareilly Kesar Singh BJP Bhagwat Saran Gangwar SP 39,142
122 Faridpur (SC) Bareilly Dr. Shyam Bihari Lal BJP Dr. Siyaram Sagar SP 24,721
123 Bithari Chainpur Bareilly Rajesh Kumar Mishra BJP Veer Pal Singh Yadav SP 19,511
124 Bareilly Bareilly Arun Kumar BJP Prem Prakash Agarwal INC 28,667
125 Bareilly Cantt Bareilly Rajesh Agarwal BJP Mujahid Hassan Khan INC 12,664
126 Aonla Bareilly Dharmpal Singh BJP Sidhraj Singh SP 3,546
127 Pilibhit Pilibhit Sanjay Singh Gangwar BJP Riaz Ahmad SP 43,356
128 Barkhera Pilibhit Kishan Lal Rajpoot BJP Hemraj Verma SP 57,930
129 Puranpur (SC) Pilibhit Babu Ram Paswan BJP Peetam Ram SP 39,242
130 Bisalpur Pilibhit Agys Ramsaran Verma BJP Anis Ahmad Khan alias Phoolbabu INC 40,996
131 Katra Shahjahanpur Veer Vikram Singh Prince BJP Rajesh Yadav SP 16,730
132 Jalalabad Shahjahanpur Sharadvir Singh SP Manoj Kashyap BJP 9,297
133 Tilhar Shahjahanpur Roshan Lal Verma BJP Jitin Prasada INC 5,705
134 Powayan (SC) Shahjahanpur Chetram BJP Shakuntla Devi SP 72,417
135 Shahjahanpur Shahjahanpur Suresh Kumar Khanna BJP Tanveer Khan SP 19,203
136 Dadraul Shahjahanpur Manvendra Singh BJP Rammurti Singh Verma SP 17,398
137 Palia Lakhimpur Harvinder Kumar Sahani BJP Saif Ali Naqvi INC 69,228
138 Nighasan Lakhimpur Patel Ramkumar Verma BJP Krishna Gopal Patel SP 46,123
139 Gola Gokrannath Lakhimpur Arvind Giri BJP Vinay Tiwari SP 55,017
140 Sri Nagar (SC) Lakhimpur Manju Tyagi BJP Meera Bano SP 54,939
141 Dhaurahra (Assembly constituency) Lakhimpur Awasthi Bala Prasad BJP Yeshpal Singh Chaudhari SP 3,353
142 Lakhimpur Lakhimpur Yogesh Verma BJP Utkarsh Verma SP 37,748
143 Kasta (SC) Lakhimpur Saurabh Singh, politician BJP Sunil Kumar Lala SP 24,273
144 Mohammdi Lakhimpur Lokendra Pratap Singh BJP Sanjay Sharma INC 33,918
145 Maholi Sitapur Shashank Trivedi BJP Anoop Kumar Gupta SP 3,717
146 Sitapur Sitapur Rakesh Rathore BJP Radhey Shyam Jaiswal SP 24,839
147 Hargaon (SC) Sitapur Suresh Rahi BJP Ramhet Bharti BSP 44,995
148 Laharpur Sitapur Suneel Verma BJP Md. Jasmeer Ansari BSP 9,118
149 Biswan Sitapur Mahendra Singh BJP Afzaal Kausar SP 10,235
150 Sevata Sitapur Gyan Tiwari BJP Er. Mohammad Nasim BSP 43,659
151 Mahmoodabad Sitapur Narendra Singh Verma SP Asha Maurya BJP 1,906
152 Sidhauli (SC) Sitapur Hargovind Bhargava BSP Manish Rawat SP 2,510
153 Misrikh (SC) Sitapur Ram Krishna Bhargava BJP Manish Kumar Rawar BSP 20,672
154 Sawaijpur Hardoi Kunvar Madhavendra Pratap BJP Padamrag Singh Yadav SP 26,970
155 Shahabad Hardoi Rajani Tiwari BJP Asif Khan BSP 4,260
156 Hardoi Hardoi Nitin Agarwal SP Raja Bux Singh BJP 5,109
157 Gopamau (SC) Hardoi Shyam Prakash BJP Rajeshwari SP 31,378
158 Sandi (SC) Hardoi Prabhash Kumar BJP Omendra Kumar Verma INC 20,225
159 Bilgram-Mallanwan Hardoi Ashish Kumar Singh BJP Subhash Pal SP 8,025
160 Balamau (SC) Hardoi Ram Pal Verma BJP Neelu Satyarthi BSP 22,888
161 Sandila Hardoi Raj Kumar Agrawal BJP Abdul Mannan SP 20,403
162 Bangarmau Unnao Kuldeep Singh Sengar BJP Badaloo Khan SP 28,237
163 Safipur (SC) Unnao Bamba Lal BJP Ram Baran BSP 27,236
164 Mohan (SC) Unnao Brijesh Kumar BJP Radhe Lal Rawat BSP 54,095
165 Unnao Unnao Pankaj Gupta BJP Manisha deepak SP 46,072
166 Bhagwantnagar Unnao Hriday Narayan Dikshit BJP Shashank Singh BSP 53,366
167 Purwa Unnao Anil Singh BSP Uttam Chandra BJP 26,483
168 Malihabad (SC) Lucknow Jai Devi BJP Rajbala SP 22,668
169 Bakshi Kaa Talab Lucknow Avinash Trivedi BJP Nakul Dubey BSP 17,584
170 Sarojini Nagar Lucknow Swati Singh BJP Anurag Yadav SP 34,179
171 Lucknow West Lucknow Suresh Kumar Srivastava BJP Mohammad Rehan SP 13,072
172 Lucknow North Lucknow Neeraj Bora BJP Abhishek Mishra SP 27,276
173 Lucknow East Lucknow Ashutosh Tandon BJP Anurag Bhadouria INC 79,230
174 Lucknow Central Lucknow Brajesh Pathak BJP Ravidas Mehrotra SP 5,094
175 Lucknow Cantt Lucknow Dr. Reeta Joshi BJP Aparna Yadav SP 33,796
176 Mohanlalganj (SC) Lucknow Ambrish Singh Pushkar SP Rambahadur BSP 530
177 Bachhrawan (SC) Rae Bareli Ram Naresh Rawat BJP Shahab Sharan INC 22,309
178 Tiloi Amethi Mayankeshwar Sharan Singh BJP Mohd. Saood BSP 44,047
179 Harchandpur Rae Bareli Rakesh Singh INC Kusuma Lodhi BJP 3,652
180 Rae Bareli Rae Bareli Aditi Singh INC Mhmd Shabaz Khan BSP 89,163
181 Salon (SC) Raebareli Dal Bahadur BJP Suresh Chaudary INC 16,055
182 Sareni Rae Bareli Dhirendra Bahadur Singh BJP Thakur Prasad Yadav BSP 13,007
183 Unchahar Rae Bareli Manoj Kumar Pandey SP Utkrist Maruya BJP 1,934
184 Jagdishpur (SC) Amethi Suresh Kumar BJP Radhey Shyam INC 16,600
185 Gauriganj Amethi Rakesh Pratap Singh SP Mohammed Nayem INC 26,419
186 Amethi Amethi Garima Singh BJP Gaytri Prasad SP 5,065
187 Isauli Sultanpur Abrar Ahmed SP Om Prakash Pandey BJP 4,241
188 Sultanpur Sultanpur Surya Bhan Singh BJP Syed Mujeed Ahmad BSP 32,393
189 Sultanpur Sadar Sultanpur Sitaram BJP Raj Prasad Upadhyay BSP 18,773
190 Lambhua Sultanpur Devmani Dwivedi BJP Vinod Singh BSP 12,903
191 Kadipur (SC) Sultanpur Rajesh Gautam BJP Bhageluram BSP 26,604
192 Kaimganj (SC) Farrukhabad Amar Singh BJP Dr. Surabhi SP 36,622
193 Amritpur Farrukhabad Suhil Kumar Shakya BJP Narendra Singh Yadav SP 40,507
194 Farrukhabad Farrukhabad Mejor Sunil Dutt Dwivedi BJP Mohd Umar Khan BSP 45,427
195 Bhojpur Farrukhabad Nagendra Singh BJP Arshad Jamal Siddiqui SP 34,877
196 Chhibramau Kannauj Archana Pandey BJP Tahir Hussain Siddiqui BSP 37224
197 Tirwa Kannauj Kailash Singh Rajput BJP Vijay Bahadur Pal SP 24,209
198 Kannauj (SC) Kannauj Anil Kumar Dohare SP Banwari Lal Dohare BJP 2,454
199 Jaswantnagar Etawah Shivpal Singh Yadav SP Manish Yadav Patre BJP 52616
200 Etawah Etawah Sarita Bhadauriya BJP Kuldeep Gupta SP 17,342
201 Bharthana (SC) Etawah Savitri Katheria BJP Kamlesh Kumar Katheria SP 1,968
202 Bidhuna Auraiya Vinay Shakya BJP Dinesh Kumar Verma SP 3,910
203 Dibiyapur Auraiya Lakhan Singh BJP Pradeep Kumar Yadav SP 12,094
204 Auraiya (SC) Auraiya Ramesh Chandra BJP Bhimrao Ambedkar BSP 31,862
205 Rasulabad (SC) Kanpur Dehat Nirmala Sankhwar BJP Arun Kumari Kori SP 33,394
206 Akbarpur-Raniya Kanpur Dehat Pratibha Shukla BJP Neeraj Singh SP 28,729
207 Sikandra Kanpur Dehat Mathura Prasad Pal BJP Mahendra Katiyar BSP 38,103
208 Bhognipur Kanpur Dehat Vinod Kumar Katiyar BJP Dharmpal Singh Bhadauria BSP 19,005
209 Bilhaur (SC) Kanpur Nagar Bhagwati Prasad Sagar BJP Kamlesh Chandra Diwakar BSP 31,166
210 Bithoor Kanpur Nagar Abhijeet Singh Sanga BJP Munindra Shukla SP 58,987
211 Kalyanpur Kanpur Nagar Neelima Katiyar BJP Satish Kumar Nigam SP 23,342
212 Govindnagar Kanpur Nagar Satyadev Pachauri BJP Ambuj Shukla INC 71,509
213 Sishamau Kanpur Nagar Haji Irfan Solanki SP Suresh Awasthi BJP 5,826
214 Arya Nagar Kanpur Nagar Amitabh Bajpai SP Salil Vishnoi BJP 5,723
215 Kidwai Nagar Kanpur Nagar Mahesh Trivedi BJP Ajay Kapoor INC 33,983
216 Kanpur Cantt Kanpur Nagar Sohil Akhtar Ansari INC Raghunandan Singh Bhadauria BJP 9,364
217 Maharajpur Kanpur Nagar Satish Mahana BJP Manoj Kumar Shukla BSP 91,826
218 Ghatampur (SC) Kanpur Nagar Kamal Rani BJP Saroj Kureel BSP 45,178
219 Madhaugarh Jalaun Moolchandra Singh BJP Girish Kumar BSP 45,985
220 Kalpi Jalaun Ku Narandea Pal Singh BJP Chhote Singh BSP 51,484
221 Orai (SC) Jalaun Gauri Shankar BJP Mahendra Singh SP 78,879
222 Babina Jhansi Rajeev Singh "Parichha" BJP Yashpal Singh Yadav SP 16,837
223 Jhansi Nagar Jhansi Ravi Sharma BJP Sita Ram Kushwaha BSP 55,778
224 Mauranipur (SC) Jhansi Bihari Lal Arya BJP Dr. Rashmi Arya SP 16,971
225 Garautha Jhansi Jawahar Lal Rajpoot BJP Deep Narayan Singh (Deepak Yadav) SP 15,831
226 Lalitpur Lalitpur Ramratan Kushwaha BJP Jyoti Singh SP 68,255
227 Mehroni (SC) Lalitpur Manohar Lal BJP Feran Lal BSP 99,564
228 Hamirpur Hamirpur Ashok Kumar Singh Chandel BJP Dr. Manoj Kumar Prajapati SP 48,655
229 Rath (SC) Hamirpur Manisha Anuragi BJP Gayadeen Anuragi INC 1,04,643
230 Mahoba Mahoba Rakesh Kumar Goswami BJP Siddh Gopal Sahu SP 31,387
231 Charkhari Mahoba Brijbhusan Rajpoot alias Guddu Bhaiya BJP Urmila Devi SP 44,014
232 Tindwari Banda Brajesh Kumar Prajapati BJP Jagdish Prasad Prajapati BSP 37,407
233 Baberu Banda Chandrapal Kushwaha BJP Kiran Yadav BSP 22,301
234 Naraini (SC) Banda Raj Karan Kabir BJP Bharat Lal Diwakar INC 45,007
235 Banda Banda Prakash Dwivedi BJP Madhusudan Kushwaha BSP 32,828
236 Chitrakoot Chitrakoot Chandrika Prasad Upadhyay BJP Veer Singh SP 26,936
237 Manikpur Chitrakoot R. K. Singh Patel BJP Sampat Patel INC 44,464
238 Jahanabad Fatehpur Jai Kumar Singh Jaiki AD(S) Madangopal Verma SP 47,606
239 Bindki Fatehpur Karan Singh Patel BJP Rameshwar Dayal SP 56,378
240 Fatehpur Fatehpur Vikram Singh BJP Chandra Prakash Lodhi SP 31,498
241 Ayah Shah Fatehpur Vikas Gupta BJP Ayodhya Prasad SP 51,965
242 Husainganj Fatehpur Ranvendra Pratap Singh BJP Usha Maurya INC 18,593
243 Khaga (SC) Fatehpur Krishna Paswan BJP Om Prakash Gihar INC 56,434
244 Rampur Khas Pratapgarh Aradhana Misra INC Nagesh Pratap Singh BJP 17,066
245 Babaganj (SC) Pratapgarh Vinod Kumar Ind. Pawan Kumar BJP 37,160
246 Kunda Pratapgarh Raghuraj Pratap Singh Ind. Janaki Sharan BJP 103,647
247 Bishwavnathganj Pratapgarh Rakesh Kumar Verma AD(S) Sanjay Pandey INC 23,358
248 Pratapgarh Pratapgarh Sangam Lal Gupta AD(S) Nagrenda Singh SP 34,554
249 Patti Pratapgarh Rajednra Pratap Singh BJP Ram Singh SP 1,476
250 Raniganj Pratapgarh Dhiraj Ojha BJP Shakeel Ahmad Khan BSP 9009
251 Sirathu Kaushambi Sheetla Prasad BJP Vachaspati SP 26,203
252 Manjhanpur (SC) Kaushambi Lal Bahadur BJP Indrajeet Saroj BSP 4,160
253 Chail Kaushambi Sanjay Kumar BJP Talat Azim INC 40,116
254 Phaphamau Allahabad Vikramjeet BJP Ansar Ahmad SP 25,985
255 Soraon (SC) Allahabad Jamuna Prasad AD(S) Geeta Devi BSP 17,735
256 Phulpur Allahabad Praveen Kumar Singh BJP Mansoor Alam SP 26,613
257 Pratappur Allahabad Mohd Mujtaba Siddqui BSP Karan Singh AD(S) 2,654
258 Handia Allahabad Hakim Lal BSP Pramila Devi AD(S) 8,526
259 Meja Allahabad Neelam Karwariya BJP Ram Sewak Singh SP 19,843
260 Karachhana Allahabad Ujjwal Raman Singh SP Piyush Ranjan BJP 15,024
261 Allahabad West Allahabad Sidharth Nath Singh BJP Richa Singh SP 25,336
262 Allahabad North Allahabad Harshvardhan Bajpai BJP Anugrah Narayan Singh INC 35,025
263 Allahabad South Allahabad Nand Gopal Gupta Nandi BJP Parvez Ahmad SP 28,587
264 Bara (SC) Allahabad Dr. Ajai Kumar BJP Ajay SP 34,053
265 Koraon (SC) Allahabad Rajmani BJP Ram Kripal INC 53,696
266 Kursi Barabanki Sakendra Pratap Verma BJP Fareed Kidwai SP 28,679
267 Ram Nagar Barabanki Sharad Kumar Awasthi BJP Arvinda Kumar Singh SP 22,727
268 Barabanki Barabanki Dharamraj Singh Yadav SP Suredra Singh BSP 29,704
269 Zaidpur (SC) Barabanki Upendra Singh BJP Tanuj Punia INC 29,181
270 Dariyabad Barabanki Satish chandra Sharma BJP Rajiv Kumar Singh SP 50,686
271 Rudauli Faizabad Ram Chandra Yadav BJP Abbas Ali Zaidi SP 31,259
272 Haidergarh (SC) Barabanki Baidnath Rawat BJP Ram Magan SP 33,520
273 Milkipur (SC) Faizabad Gorakh Nath BJP Awadesh Prasad SP 28,276
274 Bikapur Faizabad Shobha Singh Chauhan BJP Anand Sen SP 26,652
275 Ayodhya Faizabad Ved Prakash Gupta BJP Tej Narayan Pandey SP 50,440
276 Goshainganj Faizabad Indra Pratap Tiwari BJP Abhay Singh SP 11,620
277 Katehari Ambedkar Nagar Lal Ji verma BSP Awadesh Kumar Diwedi BJP 6,287
278 Tanda Ambedkar Nagar Sanju Devi BJP Azeemul Haq Pahalwan BSP 1,723
279 Alapur (SC) Ambedkar Nagar Anita BJP Sangeeta SP 12,513
280 Jalalpur Ambedkar Nagar Ritesh Pandey BSP Rajesh Singh BJP 13,030
281 Akbarpur Ambedkar Nagar Ram Achal Rajbhar BSP Ram Murti Verma SP 14,013
282 Balha (SC) Bahraich Akshayvaralal BJP Kiran Bharti BSP 46,616
283 Nanpara Bahraich Madhuri Verma BJP Waris Ali INC 18,669
284 Matera Bahraich Yasar Shah SP Arun Veer Singh BJP 1,595
285 Mahasi Bahraich Sureshwar Singh BJP Ali Akbar INC 58,969
286 Bahraich Bahraich Anupma Jaiswal BJP Rubab Sayeda SP 6,702
287 Payagpur Bahraich Subhash Tripathi BJP Mukesh Srivastava SP 41,541
288 Kaiserganj Bahraich Mukut Bihari BJP Khalid Khan BSP 27,363
289 Bhinga Shrawasti Mohammad Aslam BSP Alekshendra Kant Singh BJP 6,090
290 Shrawasti Shrawasti Ram Feran BJP Mohd Ramzan SP 445
291 Tulsipur Balrampur Kailash Nath Shukla BJP Zeba Rizwan INC 18,659
292 Gainsari Balrampur Shailesh Kumar Singh BJP Alauddin BSP 2,303
293 Utraula Balrampur Ram Pratap alias Shashikant Verma BJP Arif Anwar Hashmi SP 29,174
294 Balrampur (SC) Balrampur Ram Pal Verma BJP Neely Satyarthi BSP 22,888
295 Mehnaun Gonda Vinay Kumar BJP Arshad Ali Khan BSP 36,378
296 Gonda Gonda Prateek Bhushan Singh BJP Mo Jaleel Khan BSP 11,678
297 Katra Bazar Gonda Bawan Singh BJP Baij Nath SP 30,811
298 Colonelganj Gonda Ajay Pratap Singh BJP Yogesh Pratap Singh SP 28,405
299 Tarabganj Gonda Prem Narayan Pandey BJP Vinod Kumar SP 38,442
300 Mankapur (SC) Gonda Rampati Shastri BJP Ramesh Chandra BSP 60,161
301 Gaura Gonda Prabhat Varma BJP Ram Pratap Singh SP 29855
302 Shohratgarh Siddharthnagar Amar Singh Chaudhary AD(S) Mohd Jameel BSP 22,124
303 Kapilvastu (SC) Siddharthnagar Shyam Dhani BJP Vijay Kumar SP 38,154
304 Bansi Siddharthnagar Jai Pratap Singh BJP Lal Ji SP 18,942
305 Itwa Siddharthnagar Dr. Santish Chandra Dwivedi BJP Arshad Khursheed BSP 10,208
306 Doomariyaganj Siddharthnagar Raghvendra Pratap Singh BJP Saiyada Khatoon BSP 171
307 Harraiya Basti Ajay Kumar Singh BJP Raj Kishore Singh SP 30,106
308 Kaptanganj Basti Chandra Prakash BJP Ram Prasad Chaudhary BSP 6,827
309 Rudhauli Basti Sanjay Pratap Jaiswal BJP Rajendra Prasad Chaudhary BSP 21,805
310 Basti Sadar Basti Dayaram Chaudhary BJP Mahendra Nath Yadav SP 42,594
311 Mahadewa (SC) Basti Ravi Kumar Sonkar BJP Doodhram BSP 25,884
312 Menhdawal Sant Kabir Nagar Rakesh Singh Baghel BJP Anil Kumar Tripathi BSP 42,914
313 Khalilabad Sant Kabir Nagar Digvijay Narayan alias Jay Chauby BJP Mashhoor Alam Choudhary BSP 16,037
314 Dhanghata (SC) Sant Kabir Nagar Sriram Chauhan BJP Agloo Prasad SP 16,909
315 Pharenda Maharajganj Bajrang Bahadur Singh BJP Virendra Chaudhary INC 2,354
316 Nautanwa Maharajganj Aman Mani Tripathi IND Kunwar Kaushal Kishore Singh SP 32,256
317 Siswa Maharajganj Prem Sagar Patel BJP Shivendra Singh SP 68,186
318 Maharajganj (SC) Maharajganj Jai Mangal BJP Nirmesh Mangal BSP 68,361
319 Paniyara Maharajganj Gyanendra BJP Ganesh Shankar Pandey BSP 67,491
320 Caimpiyarganj Gorakhpur Fateh Bahadur BJP Chinta Yadav INC 32,854
321 Pipraich Gorakhpur Mahendra Pal Singh BJP Aftab Alam BSP 12,809
322 Gorakhpur Urban Gorakhpur Radha Mohan Das Agarwal BJP Rana Rahul Singh INC 60,730
323 Gorakhpur Rural Gorakhpur Bipin Singh BJP Vijay Bahadur Yadav SP 4,410
324 Sahajanwa Gorakhpur Sheetal Pandey BJP Yaspal Singh Rawat SP 15,377
325 Khajani (SC) Gorakhpur Sant Prasad BJP Rajkumar BSP 20,079
326 Chauri-Chaura Gorakhpur Sangeeta Yadav BJP Manurojan Yadav SP 45,660
327 Bansgaon (SC) Gorakhpur Vimlesh Paswan BJP Dharmendra Kumar BSP 22,873
328 Chillupar Gorakhpur Vijay Shankar Tiwari BSP Rajesh Tripathi BJP 3,359
329 Khadda Kushinagar Jatashanker Tripathi BJP Vijay Pratap Kushwaha BSP 38,497
330 Padrauna Kushinagar Swami Prasad Maurya BJP Javed Iqbal BSP 40,552
331 Tamkuhi Raj Kushinagar Ajay Kumar Lallu INC Jagadish Mishra BJP 18,114
332 Fazilnagar Kushinagar Ganga BJP Vishwnath SP 41,922
333 Kushinagar Kushinagar Rajnikant Mani Tripathi BJP Rajesh Pratap Rao "Banti Bhaiya " BSP 48,103
334 Hata Kushinagar Pawan Kumar BJP Radheshyam Singh SP 53,076
335 Ramkola (SC) Kushinagar Ramanand Baudh SBSP Purnmasi Dehati SP 55,729
336 Rudrapur Deoria Jai Prakash Nishad BJP Akhilesh Pratap Singh INC 26,789
337 Deoria Deoria Janmejai Singh BJP J.P. Jaiswal SP 46,236
338 Pathardeva Deoria Surya Pratap Shahi BJP Shakir Ali SP 42,997
339 Rampur Karkhana Deoria Kamlesh Shukla BJP Fasiha Manzer Ghazala Lari SP 9,987
340 Bhatpar Rani Deoria Ashutosh SP Jayanth Kushwaha BJP 11,097
341 Salempur (SC) Deoria Kali Prasad BJP Vijay Laxmi Gautam SP 25,654
342 Barhaj Deoria Suresh Tiwari BJP Murli Manohar Jaiswal SP 11,716
343 Atrauliya Azamgarh Dr.Sangram Yadav SP Kanhaiya Lal Nishad BJP 2,467
344 Gopalpur Azamgarh Nafees Ahmad SP Shrikrishna Pal BJP 14,960
345 Sagri[disambiguation needed] Azamgarh Bandana Singh BSP Jairam Patel SP 5,475
346 Mubarakpur Azamgarh Shah Alam, politician BSP Akhilesh Yadav SP 688
347 Azamgarh Azamgarh Durga Prasad Yadav SP Akhilesh BJP 26,262
348 Nizamabad Azamgarh Alambadi SP Chandra Dev Ram BSP 18529
349 Phoolpur Pawai Azamgarh Arun Kumar Yadav BJP Abul Qais Azmi BSP 7,295
350 Didarganj Azamgarh Sukhdev Rajbhar BSP Adil Sheikh SP 3,645
351 Lalganj (SC) Azamgarh Azad Ari Mardan BSP Daroga Prasad Saroj BJP 2,227
352 Mehnagar (SC) Azamgarh Kalpnath Paswan SP Manjoo Saroj SBSP 5,412
353 Madhuban Mau Dara Singh Chauhan BJP Amresh Chand INC 29,415
354 Ghosi Mau Fagu Chauhan BJP Abbas Ansari BSP 7,003
355 Muhammadabad-Gohna (SC) Mau Shriram Sonkar BJP Rajendra BSP 538
356 Mau Mau Mukhtar Ansari BSP Altaf Ansari SP 24,777
357 Belthara Road (SC) Ballia Dhananjay Kannoujia BJP Gorakh Paswan SP 18,319
358 Rasara Ballia Umashankar Singh (politician) BSP Ram Iqball Singh BJP 33,887
359 Sikanderpur Ballia Sanjay Yadav BJP Ziauddin Rizwi SP 23,548
360 Phephana Ballia Upendra Tiwari BJP Ambika Choudhary BSP 17,897
361 Ballia Nagar Ballia Anand BJP Laxman SP 40,011
362 Bansdih Ballia Ram Govind Chaudhary SP Ketakee Singh IND 1,687
363 Bairia Ballia Surendra BJP Jai Prakash Anchal SP 17,077
364 Badlapur Jaunpur Ramesh Chandra Mishra BJP Lalji Yadav BSP 2,372
365 Shahganj Jaunpur Shailendra Yadav Lalai SP Rana Ajeet Pratap Singh SBSP 9,162
366 Jaunpur Jaunpur Girish Chandra Yadav BJP Nadeem Javed INC 12,284
367 Malhani Jaunpur Parasnath Yadava SP Dhananjay Singh NISHAD 21,210
368 Mungra Badshahpur Jaunpur Sushma Patel BSP Seema Dwivedi BJP 5,920
369 Machhlishahr (SC) Jaunpur Jagdish Sonkar SP Anita Rawat BJP 4,179
370 Mariyahu Jaunpur Leena Tiwari AD(S) Shraddha Yadav SP 11,350
371 Zafrabad Jaunpur Dr Harendra Prasad Singh BJP Sachindra Nath Tripathi SP 24,865
372 Kerakat (SC) Jaunpur Dinesh Choudahry BJP Sajai Kumar Saroj SP 15,259
373 Jakhanian (SC) Ghazipur Triveni Ram SBSP Gareeb SP 5,157
374 Saidpur (SC) Ghazipur Subhash Pasi SP Vidyasagar Sonkar BJP 8,710
375 Ghazipur Ghazipur Sangeeta Balwant BJP Rajesh Kuswaha SP 32,607
376 Jangipur Ghazipur Virendra Kumar Yadav SP Ramesh Narayan Kushwaha BJP 3,239
377 Zahoorabad Ghazipur Om Prakash Rajbhar SBSP Kalicharan BSP 18,081
378 Mohammadabad Ghazipur Alka Rai BJP Sibakatullah Ansari BSP 32,727
379 Zamania Ghazipur Sunita (politician) BJP Atul Kumar BSP 9,264
380 Mughalsarai Chandauli Sadhana Singh (politician) BJP Babulal SP 13,243
381 Sakaldiha Chandauli Prabhunarayan Yadav SP Suryamuni Tiwari BJP 14,969
382 Saiyadraja Chandauli Sushil Singh BJP Shyam Narayan Singh BSP 14,494
383 Chakia (SC) Chandauli Sharada Prasad BJP Jitendra Kumar BSP 20,063
384 Pindra Varanasi Avadhesh Singh BJP Babulal BSP 36,849
385 Ajagara (SC) Varanasi Kailash Nath Sonkar SBSP Lalji Sonkar SP 21,349
386 Shivpur Varanasi Anil Rajbhar BJP Anand Mohan Yadav SP 54,259
387 Rohaniya Varanasi Surendra Narayan Singh BJP Mahendra Singh Patel SP 57,553
388 Varanasi North Varanasi Ravindra Jaiswal BJP Abdul Samad Ansari INC 45,502
389 Varanasi South Varanasi Dr. Neelkanth Tiwari BJP Rajesh Mishra INC 17,226
390 Varanasi Cantt. Varanasi Saurabh Srivastava BJP Anil Srivastava INC 61,326
391 Sevapuri Varanasi Neel Ratan Singh Patel Neelu AD(S) Surendra Singh Patel SP 49,182
392 Bhadohi Bhadohi Ravindra Nath Tripathi BJP Zahid Beg SP 1,105
393 Gyanpur Bhadohi Vijay Mishra NISHAD Mahendra Kumaer Bind BJP 20,230
394 Aurai (SC) Bhadohi Dinanath Bhaskar BJP Madhubala SP 19,779
395 Chhanbey (SC) Mirzapur Rahul Prakash AD(S) Dhaneswar BSP 63,468
396 Mirzapur Mirzapur Ratnakar Mishra BJP Kailash Chaurasiya SP 57,412
397 Majhawan Mirzapur Suchismita Maurya BJP Ramesh Chand Bind BSP 41,159
398 Chunar Mirzapur Anurag Singh BJP Jagtamba Singh Patel SP 62,228
399 Marihan Mirzapur Rama Shankar Singh BJP Lalitesh Pati Tripathi INC 46,598
400 Ghorawal Sonbhadra Anil Kumar Maurya BJP Ramesh Chandra SP 57,649
401 Robertsganj Sonbhadra Bhupesh Chaubey BJP Avinash Kushvaha SP 40,538
402 Obra Sonbhadra Sanjiv Kumar BJP Ravi Gond SP 44,269
403 Dudhi (SC) Sonbhadra Hariram AD(S) Vijay Singh Gond BSP 1,085

Reactions

After the BJP emerged as the majority party in the election, Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked the public in a tweet saying, "Gratitude to the people of India for the continued faith, support and affection for the BJP. This is very humbling & overwhelming." The BJP's UP chief Keshav Prasad Maurya attributed the victory to Modi saying, "It is a Modi wave. The wave which started with 2014 Lok Sabha elections is continuing in 2017 and the momentum will go beyond the 2019 general elections."[54] Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi sent a tweet to Modi congratulating him for his party's victory, to which Modi replied, "Thank you. Long live democracy!"[55] Modi was congratulated on the victory by U.S. President Donald Trump during a telephone conversation on 27 March 2017.[56]

The BBC wrote that the BJP "appears to have successfully forged a coalition of upper, middle-ranking and lower castes to be able to manipulate the social arithmetic of Indian elections". It also noted that the party had been able to avoid the image of "doling out reckless patronage to a caste or group", which the BBC considered responsible for the SP's defeat. Bhanu Joshi of Delhi-based think tank Centre for Policy Research said, "He [Modi] has managed to go beyond the caste arithmetic. On the ground, the BJP is not perceived as a casteist party."[57]

Political scientist Milan Vaishnav felt that the election "represents a referendum on demonetisation". Vaishnav said, "Whether voters were bothered by the implementation of the policy or not, they clearly have decided that the PM is a man of action."[57]

BSP Leader and former Chief Minister Mayavati claimed that the BJP tampered with the Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) thereby rigging the election outcome. However, this charge was rejected by the Election Commission as well as other parties as lacking any substance.[58][59][60][61]

Political analyst and author Shantanu Gupta wrote in his famous article in Swarajyamag, that Whoever Wins On 11 March, Beware, UP Is A Big, Big Mess. In this article Shantanu said that only five countries in the world have population larger than that of Uttar Pradesh. With close to 200 million people, the state accounts for 16.5 per cent of India’s population, but contributes only 8.5 per cent to the gross domestic product (GDP). In contrast, Gujarat accounts for 5 per cent of the country’s population and contributes 7.5 per cent to the GDP. This clearly shows how Uttar Pradesh eats into India’s resources, rather than contributing to it.[62]

See also

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