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Gujarat Bye Election 2014
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Gujarat |
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ABBREVIATION P |
PARTY |
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BJS |
BHARATIYA JAN SANGH |
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INC |
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS |
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PSP |
PRAJA SOCIALIST PARTY |
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RPI |
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Gujarat Election Result 2012 Live Update, Himachal Pradesh election result 2012 Live Update.gujarat & himachal pradesh live udate.
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Modi appears set for hat-trick
(1.23 p.m.) Narendra Modi wins by a huge margin from Maninagar as BJP bags all four seats declared so far and leads in 114 of State’s 182 constituencies, with the Chief Minister set to score a hat-trick. Mr. Modi trounced his nearest Congress rival Shweta Bhatt by a margin of 86,373 votes.
BJP bags Amraivadi, Mangrol and Karanj seats.
Main Opposition Congress is leading in 59 seats, while nominees of Keshubhai Patel’s Gujarat Parivartan Party are ahead in two, state election office sources say.
Besides, the NCP, Janta Dal(U) and an independent are leading in one constituency each.
Celebrations begin across the State with BJP workers smearing each others face with gulal and beating drums in the streets of Ahmedabad and elsewhere.
(10:09 a.m.) Modi tweets
"No need of looking behind, FORWARD! We want infinite energy, infinite courage, infinite patience..." Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi tweets on poll trends.
“Modi bhai has always been an important leader in the BJP... We are not a dynastic party which is led by a Yuvaraj. We function in a pure democratic fashion,” says BJP chief Spokesperson Ravi Shankar Prasad.
(10:37 a.m.) Minister Anandiben Patel is leading in Ghatlodia, while minister and state government spokesman Jaynarayan Vyas is trailing in Siddhpur.
Jagruti Pandya, wife of slain BJP leader, Haren Pandya, locked in a ‘revenge’ fight in Ellis Bridge seat, is trailing her BJP rival. Pandya’s family had blamed Modi for the murder of Haren Pandya, who was twice elected from the seat.
(11:20 a.m.) Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is leading by 70,000 votes in Maninagar constituency against Shweta Bhatt. Modi has polled 94,646 votes while Shweta, wife of suspended IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt, has polled 24,095 votes so far after 12 rounds of counting, official sources say.
(11:25 a.m.) Narendra Modi, Amit Shah win
(12:25) Keshubhai Patel wins
Gujarat Parivartan Party (GPP) leader and former chief minister Keshubhai Patel has won from Visavadar constituency in Saurashtra region, officials say. Mr Patel won by about 20,000 votes against his nearest Bharatiya Janata Party rival Kanubhai Bhalala.
Congress set to win Himachal
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal says that he welcomes the decision of people. “Whatever people decide is good. It would be good if they support us, and good even if they don’t. I will welcome the decision of people,” he says.
(10:30 a.m.) Fortunes change for Congress in Himachal Pradesh, where it was initially projected as trailing the ruling BJP. Congress is leading in 37 seats while the BJP is ahead in 24 in the 68-memmber Assembly. Himachal has a 68-member Assembly in which BJP had won 43 seats in the last elections against Congress’ 16. |
The victory of Modi in Gujarat is not the victory of BJP, it is the victory of brand:Yaddurappa.
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Thursday, December 20, 2012 Bangalore: Karnataka’s former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa on Thursday said that the victory of Chief Minister Narendra Modi in Gujarat is not the victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party. |
Congress President Arjun Modhwadia resigns as Gujarat Congress president: Gujarat Poll
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Thursday, December 20, 2012 Ahmedabad: Taking responsibility for defeat in the Gujarat Assembly Elections, Arjun Modhwadia on Thursday resigned as the state Congress’ president. In Gujarat, the BJP was headed for a win in 116 seats, just short of the 117 it won in 2007. The Congress appeared to have improved its tally marginally from 59 last time to 60 this time. Source: Zeenews |
Gujarat Poll 2012: Narendra Modi wins from Maninagar constituency..
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Gujarat Poll 2012: Narendra Modi wins from Maninagar constituency.. |
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Ahmedabad, December 20, 2012
Chief minister Narendra Modi was on Thursday elected to the Gujarat assembly from Maninagar constituency in Ahmedabad's outskirts.
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Gujarat Election Result 2012 2017 Constituency Party Wise Winner MLA List Runner Up Vote Margin
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Gujarat Election Result 2012 2017 Constituency Party Wise Winner MLA List Runner Up Vote Margin
The 2012 Gujarat legislative assembly elections were held in the Indian state of Gujarat in December 2012 for all 182 members of the Gujarat Legislative Assembly. Incumbent Chief Minister Narendra Modi of Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP), in power since 2002, was running for his fourth term. The leader of the opposition was Shaktisinh Gohil of the Indian National Congress (INC)
Gujarat Elections 2017 Details
Elections were held in two phases, the first on 13 December and second on 17 December 2012. Total voting turnout of both phases was 71.32%, highest since 1980. Results were declared on 20 December 2012.
The BJP, led by Narendra Modi, won 116 seats out of total 182 seats and formed the government while INC won 60 seats. BJP has been in power in Gujarat since 1995. After bypolls in June and December 2013, BJP, has won more four assembly seats which were held by INC, increasing the tally of BJP in the assembly to 120, which is 3 more than the assembly election of 2007
Gujarat Party Wise Election Results 2012 2017
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Status Known For 182 out of 182 Constituencies |
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Leading |
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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) |
115 |
0 |
119 |
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Indian National Congress (INC) |
61 |
0 |
57 |
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Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) |
2 |
0 |
2 |
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Gujarat Parivartan Party (GPP) |
2 |
0 |
2 |
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Janata Dal (United) |
1 |
0 |
1 |
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Others |
1 |
0 |
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Gujarat Constituency Wise Result 2012 2017
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Gujarat Result 2012 |
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AC NO. & Name |
Winner (Party) |
Voter |
Runnre up (Party) |
Voter |
Margin |
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1. Abdasa |
CHHABILBHAI NARANBHAI PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
60704 |
BHANUSHALI JAYANTILAL PARSOTTAM (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
53091 |
7613 |
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143. Akota |
SAURABH PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
95554 |
PATEL LALITBHAI THAKORBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
45687 |
49867 |
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50. Amraiwadi |
PATEL HASMUKHBHAI SOMABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
108683 |
GADHVI BIPINBHAI GOPALBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
43258 |
65425 |
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95. Amreli |
PARESH DHANANI (Indian National Congress) |
86583 |
DILEEP SANGHANI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
56690 |
29893 |
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112. Anand |
DILIPBHAI MANIBHAI PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
82956 |
KANTIBHAI SODHAPARMAR (BHAGAT) (Indian National Congress) |
81969 |
987 |
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4. Anjar |
AHIR VASANBHAI GOPALBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
64789 |
V. K. HUMBAL (Indian National Congress) |
60061 |
4728 |
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110. Anklav |
AMIT CHAVDA (Indian National Congress) |
81575 |
SOLANKI JASAVANTSINH AMARSINH (JASHUBHA) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
51256 |
30319 |
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154. Ankleshwar |
ISHWARSINH THAKORBHAI PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
82645 |
PATEL MAGANBHAI BALUBHAI (MASTER) (Indian National Congress) |
51202 |
31443 |
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56. Asarwa |
RAJANIKANT MOHANLAL PATEL (R.M.PATEL) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
76829 |
SURAJKAR MANGALBHAI HIRABHAI (MANGAL SURAJKAR) (Indian National Congress) |
41784 |
35045 |
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121. Balasinor |
CHAUHAN MANSINH KOHYABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
87088 |
PATHAK RAJESHBHAI URFE PAPPUBHAI GAJANAN (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
69917 |
17171 |
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49. Bapunagar |
RAJPUT JAGRUPSINH GIRDANSINH (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
51058 |
SHYANI DHIRUBHAI THAKARSHIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
48455 |
2603 |
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169. Bardoli |
PARMAR ISHWARBHAI ALIAS ANILBHAI RAMANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
81049 |
RANA NITINBHAI GOPALBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
58777 |
22272 |
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32. Bayad |
VAGHELA MAHENDRASINH SHANKERSINH (Indian National Congress) |
74646 |
JHALA UDESINH PUJAJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
38723 |
35923 |
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23. Becharaji |
PATEL RAJANIKANT SOMABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
68447 |
DARBAR RAJENDRASINH UDESINHJI (Indian National Congress) |
61991 |
6456 |
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153. Bharuch |
DUSHYANTBHAI RAJNIKANT PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
92219 |
SANDIP MANGROLA (Indian National Congress) |
55029 |
37190 |
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104. Bhavnagar East |
DAVE VIBHAVARIBEN VIJAYBHAI (VIBHAVARI DAVE) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
85735 |
JOSHI RAJESHBHAI MAHENDRABHAI (RAJESH JOSHI) (Indian National Congress) |
45867 |
39508 |
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103. Bhavnagar Rural |
PARSHOTTMBHAI ODHAVJIBHAI SOLANKI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
83980 |
GOHIL SHAKTISINH (Indian National Congress) |
65426 |
18554 |
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105. Bhavnagar West |
JITENDRABHAI SAVJIBHAI VAGHANI (JITU VAGHANI) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
92584 |
MANSUKHBHAI RAIYABHAI KANANI (DR. KANANI) (Indian National Congress) |
38691 |
53893 |
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30. Bhiloda |
ANIL JOSHIYARA (Indian National Congress) |
95799 |
NILABEN HASMUKHBHAI MADIYA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
64256 |
31543 |
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3. Bhuj |
DR.NIMABEN AACHARYA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
69174 |
AMIRALI HAJIHUSHEN LODHIYA (Indian National Congress) |
60201 |
8973 |
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109. Borsad |
PARMAR RAJENDRASINH DHIRSINH (Indian National Congress) |
83621 |
SOLANKI NAYNABEN RAMANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
62587 |
21034 |
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107. Botad |
MANIYA THAKARSHIBHAI DEVJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
86184 |
KUNVARJIBHAI MOHANBHAI BAVALIYA (Indian National Congress) |
76179 |
10005 |
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17. Chanasma |
DILIPKUMAR VIRAJIBHAI THAKOR (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
83462 |
THAKOR DINESHBHAI AATAJI (Indian National Congress) |
66638 |
16824 |
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137. Chhota Udaipur |
RATHWA MOHANSINH CHHOTUBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
65043 |
GULSINGBHAI RANGLABHAI RATHWA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
62738 |
2305 |
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168. Choryasi |
PATEL RAJENDRABHAI PARABHUBHAI (RAJABHAI) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
119917 |
PATEL SATISHBHAI CHAMPAKBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
52279 |
67638 |
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63. Chotila |
SHAMJIBHAI BHIMJIBHAI CHAUHAN (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
72111 |
FATEPARA DEVJIBHAI GOVINDBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
60139 |
11972 |
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140. Dabhoi |
PATEL BALKRISHNABHAI NARANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
70833 |
PATEL SIDDHARTH CHIMANBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
65711 |
5122 |
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132. Dahod |
PANADA VAJESINGBHAI PARSINGBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
73956 |
PALAS NAGARSINH KASNABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
34408 |
39548 |
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173. Dangs |
GAVIT MANGALBHAI GANGAJIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
45637 |
PATEL VIJAYBHAI RAMESHBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
43215 |
2422 |
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54. Danilimda |
SHAILESH MANUBHAI PARMAR (Indian National Congress) |
73573 |
GIRISH PARMAR (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
59272 |
14301 |
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10. Danta |
KHARADI KANTIBHAI KALABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
73751 |
GAMABHAI BHIKHABHAI KHARADI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
46761 |
26990 |
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51. Dariapur |
GYASUDDIN HABIBUDDIN SHEKH (Indian National Congress) |
60967 |
BHARAT BAROT (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
58346 |
2621 |
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60. Dasada |
MAKWANA PUNAMBHAI KALABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
65404 |
MANHARLAL MAGANLAL MAKWANA (Indian National Congress) |
54764 |
10640 |
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57. Daskroi |
PATEL BABUBHAI JAMNADAS (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
95813 |
BARAIYA LAXMANBHAI AMBALAL (Indian National Congress) |
58180 |
37633 |
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149. Dediyapada |
MOTILAL PUNIABHAI VASAVA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
56471 |
AMARSINH RAMSINH VASAVA (Indian National Congress) |
53916 |
2555 |
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13. Deesa |
VAGHELA LILADHARBHAI KHODAJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
66294 |
JOSHI RAJENDRAKUMAR DHUDALAL(RAJUBHAI JOSHI) (Indian National Congress) |
48588 |
17706 |
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34. Dehgam |
RATHOD KAMINIBA BHUPENDRASINH (Indian National Congress) |
61043 |
THAKOR ROHITJI CHANDUJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
58746 |
2297 |
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14. Deodar |
CHAUHAN KESHAJI SHIVAJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
76265 |
RABARI GOVABHAI HAMIRABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
55456 |
20809 |
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134. Devgadbaria |
KHABAD BACHUBHAI MAGANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
113582 |
CHAUHAN BHUPENDRASINH CHIMANSINH (Nationalist Congress Party) |
29829 |
83753 |
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59. Dhandhuka |
KOLIPATEL LALJIBHAI CHATURBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
77573 |
M M SHAH (Indian National Congress) |
49296 |
28277 |
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9. Dhanera |
PATEL JOITABHAI KASNABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
87460 |
PUROHIT VASANTBHAI RANCHHODJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
57169 |
30291 |
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178. Dharampur |
PATEL ISHWARBHAI DHEDABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
82319 |
CHAUDHARI SUMITRABEN BATUKBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
67021 |
15298 |
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94. Dhari |
KOTADIYA NALINBHAI NANJIBHAI (Gujarat Parivartan Party) |
41516 |
KOKILABEN JAYSUKHBHAI KAKADIYA (Indian National Congress) |
39941 |
1575 |
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58. Dholka |
CHUDASAMA BHUPENDRASINH MANUBHA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
75242 |
CHAVDA PRADYUMANSINH PRATAPBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
56397 |
18845 |
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75. Dhoraji |
RADADIYA VITTHALBHAI HANSRAJBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
76189 |
PATEL HARILAL MADHAVJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
73246 |
2943 |
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64. Dhrangadhra |
KAVADIYA JAYANTIBHAI RAMJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
87621 |
PATEL JAYESHBHAI HARILAL (Indian National Congress) |
70218 |
17403 |
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82. Dwarka |
PABUBHA VIRAMBHA MANEK (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
70062 |
AHIR KANDORIYA MULUBHAI RANMALBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
64446 |
5616 |
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44. Ellisbridge |
SHRI RAKESH SHAH (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
106631 |
KAMLESHKUMAR BABULAL SHAH (Indian National Congress) |
29959 |
76672 |
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129. Fatepura |
KATARA RAMESHBHAI BHURABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
57828 |
MACHHAR DITABHAI BHIMABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
51564 |
6264 |
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106. Gadhada |
ATMARAM MAKANBHAI PARMAR (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
66415 |
MARU PRAVINBHAI TIDABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
56073 |
10342 |
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176. Gandevi |
PATEL MANGUBHAI CHHAGANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
104417 |
PATEL BHARTIBEN NARDEVBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
78240 |
26177 |
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5. Gandhidham |
MAHESHWARI RAMESH VACHCHHRAJ (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
72988 |
CHAVADA JAYSHREEBEN AJITBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
51675 |
21313 |
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36. Gandhinagar North |
PATEL ASHOKKUMAR RANCHHODBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
73551 |
PATEL SURESHKUMAR CHATURDAS (Indian National Congress) |
69326 |
4225 |
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35. Gandhinagar South |
THAKOR SHAMBHUJI CHELAJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
87999 |
THAKOR JUGAJI NATHAJI (Indian National Congress) |
79988 |
8011 |
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133. Garbada |
BARIYA CHANDRIKABEN CHHAGANBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
69295 |
RATHOD MOHINDRABEN AJITSINH (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
33521 |
35774 |
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101. Gariadhar |
KESHUBHAI HIRJIBHAI NAKRANI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
53377 |
MANGUKIYA BABUBHAI MAVAJIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
37349 |
16028 |
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41. Ghatlodia |
PATEL ANANDIBEN MAFATBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
154599 |
PATEL RAMESHBHAI PRAHLADBHAI (DUDHWALA) (Indian National Congress) |
44204 |
110395 |
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126. Godhra |
C.K.RAULJI (Indian National Congress) |
73367 |
CHAUHAN PRAVINSINH PRABHATSINH (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
70499 |
2868 |
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73. Gondal |
JADEJA JAYRAJSINH TEMUBHA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
79709 |
ZADAFIA GORDHANBHAI PRAGAJIBHAI (Gujarat Parivartan Party) |
59943 |
19766 |
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128. Halol |
PARMAR JAYDRATHSINHJI CHANDRASINHJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
93854 |
PARMAR RAJENDRASINH BALVANTSINH (Indian National Congress) |
60648 |
33206 |
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27. Himatnagar |
CHAVDA RAJENDRASINH RANJITSINH (RAJUBHAI CHAVDA) (Indian National Congress) |
85008 |
PATEL PRAFULBHAI KHODABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
72652 |
12356 |
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28. Idar |
RAMANLAL ISHVARLAL VORA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
90729 |
SOLANKI RAMABHAI VIRCHANDBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
78899 |
11380 |
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174. Jalalpore |
R.C.PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
76797 |
RANJITBHAI (MUNNABHAI) DAHYABHAI PANCHAL (Indian National Congress) |
58930 |
17867 |
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52. Jamalpur - Khadia |
BHATT BHUSHAN ASHOK (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
48058 |
SAMIRKHAN VAJIRKHAN SIPAI (Indian National Congress) |
41727 |
6331 |
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150. Jambusar |
CHHATRASINHJI PUJABHAI MORI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
74864 |
MAKWANA KIRANKUMAR LAXMANBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
56134 |
18730 |
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80. Jamjodhpur |
SHAPRIYA CHIMANBHAI DHARAMSHIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
75395 |
AHIR HARDAS KARSHAN KHAVA (Indian National Congress) |
47204 |
28191 |
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78. Jamnagar North |
JADEJA DHARMENDRASINH MERUBHA (HAKUBHA JADEJA) (Indian National Congress) |
61642 |
AYAR BERA MULUBHAI HARDASBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
52194 |
9448 |
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77. Jamnagar Rural |
RAGHAVJI HANSRAJ PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
60499 |
FALDU RANCHHODBHAI CHANABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
57195 |
3304 |
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79. Jamnagar South |
TRIVEDI VASUBEN NARENDRABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
55894 |
LAL JITENDRA HARIDAS (JITU LAL) (Indian National Congress) |
53032 |
2862 |
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72. Jasdan |
GOHEL BHOLABHAI BHIKHABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
78055 |
DR.BHARATBHAI KHODABHAI BOGHRA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
67208 |
10847 |
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74. Jetpur |
RADADIYA JAYESHBHAI VITTHALBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
85827 |
KORAT JASHUBEN SAVJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
67794 |
18033 |
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138. Jetpur |
RATHAVA JAYANTIBHAI SAVAJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
61966 |
RATHAVA SUKHRAMBHAI HARIYABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
57693 |
4273 |
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152. Jhagadia |
VASAVA CHHOTUBHAI AMARSINH (Janata Dal (United)) |
66622 |
VASAVA BALUBHAI CHHOTUBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
53318 |
13304 |
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130. Jhalod |
GARASIYA MITESHBHAI KALABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
78077 |
VAGHELA BHAVSINGBHAI DITABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
38004 |
40073 |
|
86. Junagadh |
MASHRU MAHENDRABHAI LILADHARBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
66669 |
JOSHI BHIKHABHAI GALABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
52873 |
13796 |
|
24. Kadi |
CHAVADA RAMESHBHAI MAGANBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
84276 |
HITU KANODIYA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
83059 |
1217 |
|
76. Kalavad S.C. |
CHAVDA MEGHJIBHAI AMARABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
49027 |
PARMAR DINESHBHAI RUDABHAI (DR. DINESH PARMAR) (Indian National Congress) |
42908 |
6119 |
|
127. Kalol |
RATHOD ARVINDSINH DAMSINH (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
69275 |
JADAV RAJENDRASINH CHANDRASINH (Indian National Congress) |
39219 |
30056 |
|
38. Kalol |
THAKOR BALDEVJI CHANDUJI (Indian National Congress) |
64757 |
DR. ATULBHAI KALIDAS PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
64414 |
343 |
|
158. Kamrej |
PANSHERIYA PRAFULBHAI CHHAGANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
126032 |
BHAGIRATHBHAI MANUBHAI PITHAVDIWALA (Indian National Congress) |
64661 |
61371 |
|
15. Kankrej |
KHANPURA DHARSHIBHAI LAKHABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
73900 |
VAGHELA KIRTISINH PRABHATSINH (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
73300 |
600 |
|
120. Kapadvanj |
SHANKERSINH VAGHELA (BAPU) (Indian National Congress) |
88641 |
DABHI KANUBHAI BHULABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
82044 |
6597 |
|
181. Kaprada |
CHAUDHARI JITUBHAI HARAJIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
85780 |
PATEL PRAKASHBHAI SHANKARBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
67095 |
18685 |
|
162. Karanj |
KACHHADIYA JANAKBHAI MANJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
65696 |
ZALAVADIYA JAYSUKHBHAI DEVCHANDBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
16257 |
49439 |
|
147. Karjan |
PATEL SATISHBHAI MOTIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
68225 |
AKSHAYKUMAR ISHWARBHAI PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
64736 |
3489 |
|
166. Katargam |
VANANI NANUBHAI BHAGAVANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
88604 |
PANDAV NANDLAL KALABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
45332 |
43272 |
|
88. Keshod |
ARVINDBHAI KESHAVBHAI LADANI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
53772 |
KOTADIYA MAGANBHAI KARSHANBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
45835 |
7937 |
|
81. Khambhalia |
POONAMBEN HEMATBHAI MAADAM (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
79087 |
AHIR EBHA KARSAN KARMUR (Indian National Congress) |
40705 |
38382 |
|
108. Khambhat |
PATEL SANJAYKUMAR RAMANBHAI, (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
74761 |
CHUDASAMA SANDIPSINH VAJUBHA (Indian National Congress) |
59375 |
15386 |
|
29. Khedbrahma |
ASHVIN KOTWAL (Indian National Congress) |
88488 |
MAKWANA BHOJABHAI HUJABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
38351 |
50137 |
|
20. Kheralu |
DHABHI BHARATSIGHJI SANKARJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
68195 |
THAKOR BABUJI UJAMJI (Indian National Congress) |
49809 |
18386 |
|
92. Kodinar |
SOLANKI JETHABHAI DANABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
63319 |
MOHANBHAI MALABHAI VALA (Indian National Congress) |
54842 |
8477 |
|
84. Kutiyana |
KANDHAL SARMANBHAI JADEJA (Nationalist Congress Party) |
61416 |
KARSHANBHAI DULABHAI ODEDRA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
42942 |
18474 |
|
96. Lathi |
BAVKUBHAI NATHABHAI UNDHAD (Indian National Congress) |
48793 |
KHOKHARIYA VALAJIBHAI NANAJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
46029 |
2764 |
|
163. Limbayat |
PATIL SANGITABEN RAJENDRABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
79744 |
SONVANE SURESH MOHAN (Indian National Congress) |
49423 |
30321 |
|
61. Limbdi |
KOLIPATEL SOMABHAI GANDALAL (Indian National Congress) |
72203 |
KIRITSINH JITUBHA RANA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
70642 |
1561 |
|
131. Limkheda |
BHABHOR JASHVANTSINH SUMANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
67219 |
BARIA PUNABHAI JESINGBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
51888 |
15331 |
|
122. Lunawada |
PATEL HEERABHAI HARIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
72814 |
MALIVAD KALUBHAI HIRABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
69113 |
3701 |
|
25. Mahesana |
PATEL NITINKUMAR RATILAL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
90134 |
PATEL NATVARLAL PITAMBARDAS (Indian National Congress) |
65929 |
24205 |
|
118. Mahudha |
THAKOR NATVARSINH FULSINH (Indian National Congress) |
58373 |
SODHA KHUMANSINH RATANSINH (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
45143 |
13230 |
|
99. Mahuva |
MAKWANA BHAVANABEN RAGHAVBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
74161 |
BHARATKUMAR BHASKARRAO THAKAR (Independent) |
62474 |
28352 |
|
170. Mahuva |
DHODIYA MOHANBHAI DHANJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
57498 |
ISHVARBHAI NARSIHBHAI VAHIYA (Indian National Congress) |
29146 |
11687 |
|
165. Majura |
SANGHVI HARSH RAMESHKUMAR (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
103577 |
JAIN DHANPATRAJ LALCHAND (Indian National Congress) |
32021 |
71556 |
|
85. Manavadar |
CHAVDA JAWAHARBHAI PETHALAJIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
72879 |
RATIBHAI GORDHANBHAI SUREJA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
68477 |
4402 |
|
2. Mandvi |
CHHEDA TARACHAND JAGASHI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
61984 |
PARMAR KISHORSINH RAJENDRASINH (Indian National Congress) |
53478 |
8506 |
|
157. Mandvi |
VASAVA PARBHUBHAI NAGARBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
83298 |
VASAVA HEMALATABEN MAHESHBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
58904 |
24394 |
|
156. Mangrol |
VASAVA GANPATSINH VESTABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
79255 |
CHAUDHARI TEJASBHAI AMARSINHBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
48149 |
31106 |
|
89. Mangrol |
CHUDASAMA RAJESHBHAI NARANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
68452 |
DR. CHUDASAMA CHANDRIKABEN KANJIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
52738 |
15714 |
|
53. Maninagar |
NARENDRA MODI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
120470 |
BHATT SHWETA SANJIV (Indian National Congress) |
34097 |
86373 |
|
145. Manjalpur |
YOGESH PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
92642 |
GANDHI CHINNAM SATYAM (CHINNNAM GANDHI) (Indian National Congress) |
40857 |
51785 |
|
37. Mansa |
CHAUDHARI AMITBHAI HARISINGBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
78068 |
D.D. PATEL, (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
70040 |
8028 |
|
115. Matar |
CHAUHAN DEVUSINH JESINGBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
71021 |
PATEL SANJAYBHAI HARIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
64534 |
6487 |
|
117. Mehmedabad |
GAUTAMBHAI RAVJIBHAI CHAUHAN (Indian National Congress) |
68767 |
CHAUHAN SUNDERSINH BHALABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
64586 |
4181 |
|
31. Modasa |
THAKOR RAJENDRASINH SHIVSINH (Indian National Congress) |
88879 |
PARMAR DILIPSINHJI VAKHATSINHJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
66021 |
22858 |
|
65. Morbi |
AMRUTIYA KANTILAL SHIVLAL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
77386 |
BRIJESH MERJA (Indian National Congress) |
74626 |
2760 |
|
125. Morva Hadaf |
KHANT SAVITABEN VECHATBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
56886 |
DAMOR BIJALBHAI VALABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
45597 |
11289 |
|
116. Nadiad |
DESAI PANKAJ VINUBHAI (GOTIYO) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
75335 |
JITRENDRABHAI SURYAKANTBHAI PATEL (AZAD) (Indian National Congress) |
68748 |
6587 |
|
148. Nandod |
TADVI SHABDASHARAN BHAILALBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
79580 |
VASAVA HARESHBHAI JAYANTIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
63853 |
15727 |
|
45. Naranpura |
AMIT SHAH (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
103988 |
DR. JITUBHAI B. PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
40653 |
63335 |
|
47. Naroda |
WADHWANI NIRMALABEN SUNILBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
96333 |
BHARWAD BHAVANBHAI SURABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
37981 |
58352 |
|
175. Navsari |
DESAI PIYUSHBHAI DINKARBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
81601 |
PATEL ARVINDBHAI DURLABHBHAI ( A. D. PATEL) (Indian National Congress) |
65620 |
15981 |
|
46. Nikol |
PANCHAL JAGDISH ISHWARBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
88886 |
GHORI NARSINHBHAI JAYRAMBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
39584 |
49302 |
|
172. Nizar |
GAMIT KANTILALBHAI RESHMABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
90191 |
VASAVA PARESHBHAI GOVINDBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
80267 |
9924 |
|
155. Olpad |
PATEL MUKESHBHAI ZINABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
106805 |
JAYESHKUMAR SHANKARBHAI PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
69747 |
37058 |
|
146. Padra |
PATEL DINESHBHAI BALUBHAI (DINUMAMA) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
75227 |
THAKOR JASHPALSINH MAHENDRASINH (PADHIYAR) (Indian National Congress) |
70919 |
4308 |
|
12. Palanpur |
PATEL MAHESHKUMAR AMRUTLAL (Indian National Congress) |
75097 |
PRAJAPATI GOVINDBHAI MADHAVLAL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
69813 |
5284 |
|
102. Palitana |
RATHOD PRAVINBHAI JINABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
69396 |
SARVAIYA MAHENDRASINH PARAKRAMSINH (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
55071 |
14325 |
|
180. Pardi |
KANUBHAI MOHANLAL DESAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
84563 |
HEMANT MANUBHAI DESAI (Indian National Congress) |
47252 |
37311 |
|
18. Patan |
DESAI RANCHHODBHAI MAHIJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
67224 |
THAKOR JODHAJI GALABJI (Indian National Congress) |
61353 |
5871 |
|
113. Petlad |
NIRANJAN PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
77312 |
PATEL DIPAKBHAI RAVJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
65120 |
12192 |
|
83. Porbandar |
BABUBHAI BHIMABHAI BOKHIRIA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
77604 |
ARJUNBHAI DEVABHAI MODHWADIA (Indian National Congress) |
60458 |
17146 |
|
33. Prantij |
BARAIYA MAHENDRASINH KACHARSINH ( ADVOCATE ) (Indian National Congress) |
76097 |
CHAUHAN JAYSINHJI MANSINHJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
69083 |
7014 |
|
16. Radhanpur |
THAKOR NAGARJI HARCHANDJI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
69493 |
BHAVSINHJI DAYAJI RATHOD (Indian National Congress) |
65659 |
3834 |
|
68. Rajkot East |
RAJGURU INDRANIL SANJAYBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
60877 |
SHUKLA KASHYAP CHIMANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
56605 |
4272 |
|
71. Rajkot Rural |
BHANUBEN MANOHARBHAI BABARIYA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
57753 |
SAGATHIYA LAKHABHAI JETHABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
46287 |
11466 |
|
70. Rajkot South |
GOVIND PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
77308 |
DONGA MITUL HIMATBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
48831 |
28477 |
|
69. Rajkot West |
VAJUBHAI RUDABHAI VALA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
90405 |
ATUL RASIKBHAI RAJANI (Indian National Congress) |
65427 |
24978 |
|
98. Rajula |
SOLANKI HIRABHAI ODHAVJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
75447 |
BABUBHAI RAMBHAI RAM (Indian National Congress) |
56737 |
18710 |
|
144. Raopura |
RAJENDRA TRIVEDI (RAJUBHAI VAKIL) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
99263 |
JAYESH THAKKAR (Indian National Congress) |
57728 |
41535 |
|
6. Rapar |
PATEL VAGHAJIBHAI DHARAMSHIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
55280 |
GADA BABULAL MEGHAJI (Indian National Congress) |
46064 |
9216 |
|
55. Sabarmati |
ARVINDKUMAR GANDALAL PATEL (ARVIND DALAL) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
107036 |
PATEL BHARATKUMAR GOVINDLAL (BHARAT VAKIL) (Indian National Congress) |
39453 |
67583 |
|
40. Sanand |
KARAMSIBHAI VIRJIBHAI PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
73453 |
KAMABHAI GAGJIBHAI RATHOD (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
69305 |
4148 |
|
139. Sankheda |
BHIL DHIRUBHAI CHUNILAL (Indian National Congress) |
80579 |
TADVI ABHESINH MOTIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
79127 |
1452 |
|
123. Santrampur |
DAMOR GENDALBHAI MOTIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
68026 |
BHAMAT MANSINH VALLABHABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
42372 |
25654 |
|
97. Savarkundla |
VAGHASIYA VALLABHBHAI VASHARAMBHAI (V.V.VAGHASIYA) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
37246 |
PRATAP DUDHAT (Indian National Congress) |
34862 |
2384 |
|
135. Savli |
INAMDAR KETANBHAI MAHENDRABHAI (Independent) |
62849 |
KHUMANSIN RAYSINH CHAUHAN (Indian National Congress) |
42530 |
20319 |
|
142. Sayajigunj |
SUKHADIYA JITENDRA RATILAL SUKHADIYA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
107358 |
JOSHI KIRITBHAI SHANTILAL (Indian National Congress) |
49121 |
58237 |
|
124. Shahera |
AHIR (BHARVAD) JETHABHAI GHELABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
76468 |
SOLANKI TAKHATSINH RAVSINH (Indian National Congress) |
47743 |
28725 |
|
19. SIDDHPUR |
BALVANTSINH CHANDANSINH RAJPUT (Indian National Congress) |
87518 |
JAYNARAYAN VYAS (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
61694 |
25824 |
|
114. Sojitra |
PARMAR PUNAMBHAI MADHABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
65210 |
PATEL VIPULKUMAR VINUBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
65048 |
162 |
|
90. Somnath |
BARAD JASABHAI BHANABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
56701 |
JOTVA RAJSIBHAI VIRABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
54605 |
2096 |
|
159. Surat East |
GILITWALA RANJITBHAI MANGUBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
72649 |
PIRZADA KADIR KAYAMUDIN (Indian National Congress) |
56860 |
15789 |
|
160. Surat North |
CHOKSI AJAYKUMAR JASHVANTLAL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
59690 |
KACHHDIYA DINESHBHAI MANUBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
37656 |
22034 |
|
167. Surat West |
KISHORBHAI RATILALVANKAWALA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
99099 |
PATEL USHABEN BABUBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
29368 |
69731 |
|
100. Talaja |
SHYAL BHARTIBEN DHIRUBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
66357 |
SARVAIYA SANJAYSINH AJITSINH (Indian National Congress) |
33513 |
32844 |
|
91. TALALA |
JASHUBHAI DHANABHAI BARAD (Indian National Congress) |
62722 |
PARMAR GOVIND VARJANG (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
61244 |
1478 |
|
66. Tankara |
KUNDARIYA MOHANBHAI KALYANJIBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
63630 |
VADAVIYA MAGANBHAI DHANJIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
48223 |
15407 |
|
48. Thakkarbapa Nagar |
KAKADIYA VALLABHBHAI GOBARBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
88731 |
PATEL GITABEN PRANAVKUMAR (Indian National Congress) |
39480 |
49251 |
|
8. Tharad |
PATEL PARABATBHAI SAVABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
68517 |
PATEL MAVJIBHAI CHATRABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
65044 |
3473 |
|
119. Thasra |
PARMAR RAMSINH PRABHATSINH (Indian National Congress) |
78226 |
PRATIKSHABEN TINUBHAI PARMAR (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
72726 |
5500 |
|
164. Udhna |
NAROTTAMBHAI PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
74946 |
RAJPUT DHANSUKHBHAI BHAGWATIPRASAD (Indian National Congress) |
42192 |
32754 |
|
182. Umbergaon |
RAMANLAL NANUBHAI PATKAR (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
69450 |
GOVINDBHAI VESTABHAI PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
41151 |
28299 |
|
111. Umreth |
JAYANTBHAI RAMANBHAI PATEL (BOSKEY) (Nationalist Congress Party) |
67363 |
GOVINDBHAI RAIJIBHAI PARMAR (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
65969 |
1394 |
|
93. Una |
VANSH PUNJABHAI BHIMABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
69824 |
KALUBHAI CHANABHAI RATHOD (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
62317 |
7507 |
|
21. Unjha |
PATEL NARAYANBHAI LALLUDAS (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
75708 |
DR. ASHA PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
51507 |
24201 |
|
11. Vadgam |
MANILAL JETHABHAI VAGHELA (Indian National Congress) |
90375 |
VAGHELA FAKIRBHAI RAGHABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
68536 |
21839 |
|
141. Vadodara City |
VAKIL MANISHA RAJIVBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
103700 |
SOLANKI JAYSHREEBEN ASHWINBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
51811 |
51889 |
|
136. Vaghodia |
SHRIVASTAV MADHUBHAI BABUBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
65851 |
DR. PATEL JAYESHBAHI KHEMABHAI (Indian National Congress) |
60063 |
5788 |
|
151. Vagra |
ARUNSINH AJITSINH RANA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
68512 |
IQBAL PATEL (Indian National Congress) |
54194 |
14318 |
|
179. Valsad |
BHARATBHAI KIKUBHAI PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
93658 |
PATEL DHARMESH ALIAS BHOLA AMBELAL (Indian National Congress) |
57659 |
35999 |
|
177. Vansda |
CHAUDHARI CHHANABHAI KOLUBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
105829 |
PATEL NARESHBHAI MAGANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
80213 |
25616 |
|
161. Varachha Road |
KANANI KISHORBHAI SHIVABHAI (KUMAR) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
68529 |
GAJERA DHIRUBHAI HARIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
48170 |
20359 |
|
43. Vatva |
PRADIPSINH BHAGWATSINH JADEJA (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
95580 |
PATEL ATULKUMAR RAVJIBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
48648 |
46932 |
|
7. Vav |
SHANKARBHAI LAGDHIRBHAI PATEL (CHAUDHARY) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
72640 |
THAKOR GENIBEN NAGAJI (Indian National Congress) |
60729 |
11911 |
|
42. Vejalpur |
CHAUHAN KISHORSINH BABULAL (KISHOR CHAUHAN) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
113507 |
PATHAN MURTUJAKHAN AKBARKHAN (Indian National Congress) |
72522 |
40985 |
|
26. Vijapur |
PATEL PRAHLADBHAI ISHVARBHAI (Indian National Congress) |
70729 |
KANTIBHAI RAMABHAI PATEL (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
61970 |
8759 |
|
39. Viramgam |
PATEL TEJASHREEBEN DILIPKUMAR (Indian National Congress) |
84930 |
PATEL PRAGJIBHAI NARANBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
67947 |
16983 |
|
87. Visavadar |
KESHUBHAI SAVDASBHAI PATEL (Gujarat Parivartan Party) |
85967 |
BHALALA KANUBHAI MEPABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
43781 |
42186 |
|
22. Visnagar |
PATEL RUSHIKESH GANESHBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
76185 |
PATEL BHOLABHAI CHATURDAS (Nationalist Congress Party) |
46786 |
29399 |
|
171. Vyara |
PUNABHAI DHEDABHAI GAMIT (Indian National Congress) |
73138 |
GAMIT PRATAPBHAI BABUBHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
59582 |
13556 |
|
62. Wadhwan |
DOSHI VARSHABEN NARENDRABHAI (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
83049 |
VYAS HIMANSHU CHIMANLAL (Indian National Congress) |
65491 |
17558 |
|
67. Wankaner |
PIRZADA MAHAMADJAVID ABDULMUTALIB (Indian National Congress) |
59038 |
SOMANI JITENDRABHAI KANTILAL (JITU SOMANI) (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
53727 |
5311 |
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Ahmedabad, 17 December 2012 Gujarat BJP MP and former Deputy Prime Minister of India Shri LK Advani today spoke to media persons after casting his vote in Amdavad’s Shahpur area. Advani was in city to vote for Gujarat assembly elections.
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The impressive percentage will force political experts to consider “pro-incumbency” factor in their discussions :Modi(Video) |
Ahmedabad, 17 December 2012Buoyed by the impressive voterturnout in the second and final phase as well of the Assembly elections, Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi on Monday said the impressive percentage will force political experts to consider “pro-incumbency” factor in their discussions.“This is the record polling after the formation of the state. We have a popular term in anti-incumbency but after this state elections, political pundits will have to adept and discuss the term pro-incumbency,” Modi said here tonight.“People of the country wants good-governance, development and sincerity, and people of Gujarat have voted for it,” Modi said expressing confidence of his victory in the polls, counting for which will be held on December 20.Modi was speaking after the 70% voting was recorded in the ultimate phase of Gujarat elections.A record 70.75% of the eligible voters cast their ballots in the first of the two-phase elections last Thursday with the average polling being a little over 70%. The highest polling recorded in the previous Assembly elections was 63.70% in 1967. |
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About 69% polling was recorded across 95 constituencies in Gujarat in final phase of voting opn Monday, which will decide the fate of 820 candidates including chief minister Narendra Modi.
Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi gestures as he greets his supporters after casting his vote in the second phase of Gujarat state assembly elections in Ahmadabad. AP Photo/Ajit Solanki
school in Ahmedabad during the second phase of the state assembly elections, which saw about 6.7 per cent polling across 95 constituencies in the first hour.
Veteran BJP leader L K Advani exercised his franchise at a polling booth in Shahpur area here. Earlier in the day, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitely and Modi had cast their vote.
About 55% average polling was recorded across 95 constituencies in Gujarat till 3 pm.
"Around 37-38% polling has been recorded in the first five hours of polling till 1pm, which is exactly the same as in phase-I till this time," a state Election Commission official said.
"It could be once again a record voter turnout in Gujarat as the trends so far indicate," he said.
A record 70.75% polling was recorded in phase-I of polls.
Modi, who is contesting from Maninagar Assembly constituency, is locked in a direct contest with Congress candidate Shweta Bhatt, wife of suspended IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt. Seeking a third term in office, Modi exercised his franchise at Nishan High School in Ranip area of the city. Confident of returning to power, Modi today said, "I thank all the voters. In this election, people of Gujarat will make a hat-trick by giving a third term to us." Soon after casting his vote, he told reporters, "It's a very peaceful election. It is such a election that has been contested by people of Gujarat themselves...an election where youth and women folk have taken up the responsibility on their shoulders..It will be historic one because it has been contested on the issue of good governance and development plank."
Long queues were seen since morning across 23,318 polling stations, with men, women and youths coming out in large numbers. "Around 20-21% voting has been recorded across 95 Assembly constituencies till 11 am, where brisk polling is underway in second phase," a state Election Commission official said. Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitely casted his vote at Chimanbhai Patel Institute opposite Karnavati club. Jagruti Pandya, the wife of slain former MoS of Home Haren Pandya casted her vote at New Sharda Mandir school in Paldi. Shweta Bhatt, the Congress candidate contesting against the chief minister, exercised her franchise in Memnagar Panchayat Balmandir. From Congress, former chief minister Shankersinh Vaghela, his son Mahendra Vaghela, former state Congress president Siddharth Patel, are amongst prominent candidates contesting in phase-II. From BJP, states spokesperson and health minister Jaynarayan Vyas, MoS for industry Saurabh Patel and revenue minister Anandi Patel, Praful Patel, controversial former MoS of Home Amit Shah, are among the prominent candidates contesting in phase-II. Gujarat Parivartan Party (GPP) has fielded Jagruti Pandya, wife of slain BJP former MoS of Home Haren Pandya, from the Ellisbridge seat in Ahmedabad, where polling is taking place on Monday. The constituencies where polling started include 17 in Ahmedabad city, 40 constituencies in five districts-Vadodara, Dahod, Panchmahal, Kheda and Anand-of Central Gujarat, on 32 seats in five districts -Patan, Mehsana, Sabarkantha, Gandhinagar and Banaskantha-of North Gujarat, and on six seats in Kutch District. Voting is underway on 23,318 polling stations amidst elaborate and robust security arrangements. In Ahmedabad 1,700 polling booths have been marked as critical by the Election Commission. Around 1.98 crore voters will seal the fate of 820 candidates, contesting in this phase. Out of total 1,98,99,501 voters, there are 1,03,58,265 males, 95,41,157 females and 79 other voters who are likely to exercise their franchise. Out of a total of 820 in this phase, 49 women candidates in the fray. BJP has fielded candidates on all 95 seats going to poll in this phase, whereas Congress is contesting on 92 and Gujarat Parivartan Party (GPP) and Bahujan Samaaj Party (BSP) on 84 seats each, besides 284 independents in fray |
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Ahmedabad, 17 December 2012
According to Chief Electoral Officer, Gujarat, Smt Anita Karwal, Gujarat has witnessed around 70.20% average turnout today. According to Karwal Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Gandhinagar and Panchmahal districts have witnessed around 72% voting while lowest 64.5% voting has been witnessed in Kutch district. The details of other districts are following: Ahmedabad 70% Smt Karwal said barring the incident of stone pelting and firing in response in Tarasang village of Shehra taluka in Panchmahal district, the election has been peaceful. She said out of 23,318 electronic voting machines, 0.02% faced technical problem.
Following is the complete text of the blog of Gujarat Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi published today: Dear friends, The second and final round of voting in the 2012 Gujarat Assembly Elections has come to an end. Your unwavering belief in our democracy and the value you attach to your vote has ensured this historic turnout. I congratulate you for giving the rest of India an invaluable inspiration to exercise our most sacred right in a democracy. You have displayed your profound faith in India’s democracy. Such faith on your part is truly wonderful. As we await the will of our 6 crore Gujarati brothers and sisters, I thank each and every BJP Karyakarta and our well-wishers for their untiring support for us in these elections. From hectic days to sleepless nights, each of you has made a monumental contribution to make the Lotus bloom like never before in Gujarat. Friends, seats, vote shares, margins and other such facts and figures are critical in understanding the uniqueness of any election. But beyond this realm of numbers and data, the Gujarat Vidhan Sabha Elections 2012 elections have offered us valuable glimpses into the sheer beauty of the Indian will and usher in a paradigm shift in how elections will be viewed in India. It was believed that elections could be easily won by votebank politics- divide communities, firm up caste equations and victory is assured. Gujarat has changed that. It has not only shown the world that elections can be won on the issue of development but also has created a scenario where no election can move away from the development agenda. The development in Gujarat is only but a manifestation of good governance. Development and elections are inseparable and Gujarat has a major contribution in making this into a reality. I never saw such fervor during elections as I saw in these Gujarat elections. From the elderly to the youth, the elections generated immense enthusiasm among the people. Be it the 117 year old Shri Kathuria Dada from Dediapada who has voted in every single election in independent India, Smt Maniben Jadhav from Junagadh, Shri Gopalnand Maharaj, Smt Ramben Ramani from Kalsari or Smt Ujiben Kakadia – these centenarians and others have not let anything come in their way of exercising a right obtained as a result of the blood, sweat and sacrifice of our freedom fighters. You must have seen how, at the time of various festivals, little children in your neighborhood come rushing at your door to greet you. However stressed you are, however much the burden of responsibilities bogs you down, when these children wish you with their innocent smiles, you cannot help but get drawn into the festive mood. That is what some of our school-going children did when they urged Gujaratis to step out of their house and exercise their right to vote. Even though they cannot vote yet, their spirit and exuberance for this greatest festival of our democracy gives me the confidence that Gujarat’s future is bright. Though several generations apart from each other, these children and centenarians are ambassadors and role models of Indian democracy and elections. Through the Sadbhavana Mission and Vivekananda Yuva Vikas Yatra, I had the opportunity to reach out to large number of people across the length and breadth of Gujarat. It has been a constant endeavor throughout my term to reach out to more and more people of Gujarat. I have also extensively campaigned across Gujarat. I have shared with you about what we have done for Gujarat’s growth and development and what we determine to do over the next five years. I am also very proud of the fact that Gujarat is the 1st state in the entire world to use 3D projection technology extensively to reach out to the people. What you witnessed during the various 3D interactions is something historic and I am glad it has taken place on the soil of Gujarat. The election campaign was largely peaceful and conducted smoothly except for the unfortunate demise of 11 police personnel in Dahod. I would like to express my deepest condolences on this very sad event. Before concluding, I would congratulate the Central and State Election Commission and all other officials for conducting the elections in such an efficient and peaceful manner. Their commendable efforts in ensuring the maximum turnout need to be lauded. Friends, whoever you have chosen with your vote, as a Gujarati, I feel elated and proud with the history you have created. Jay Jay Garvi Gujarat Narendra Modi
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Ahmedabad, 17 December 2012:
News24 exit poll gives 129-151 seats for BJP.
C-Voter exit poll gives 119-128 seats for BJP.
ABP- Nielsen poll – 27 seats for BJP in South Gujarat, 6 seats for Congress and 1 seat for GPP.
Aaj Tak ORG exit poll suggests 36-38 seats for BJP out of total 48 seats in Saurashtra, 8-9 seats for Congress and 1-2 seats for GPP.
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Gujarat assembly election opinion poll 2017 has been released by a few Survey Agencies and News Channels. According to ITN BJP would get 51.8% vote share, INC 36.3%, Whereas VDP Associates has predicted BJP vote share at 47%, INC very close at 40%.
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India Today Axis (Oct) |
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Opinion Poll 7: Gujarat Opinion Poll 2017 by Times Now - VMR
According to Times Now - VMR Opinion Poll BJP is set Win Big in Gujarat Assembly Elections 2017. It predicts BJP will win 118- 134 whereas INC would get 49 - 61 Seats.
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| Political Party | Vote % | Seats |
| BJP | 52% | 118 - 134 |
| INC | 37% | 49 - 61 |
| Total | 100% | 182 |
Read Complete Poll Details : Gujarat Times Now Opinion Exit poll 2017
Opinion Poll 6: Gujarat Opinion Poll 2017 by India Today - Axis My India
According to India Today - Axis My India Opinion Poll BJP is set for fourth consecutive win in Gujarat Assembly Elections 2017. It predicts BJP will win 118 whereas INC would get 61 Seats. If INC forges an alliance with Hardik Patel then it might get 67 seats.
| India Today Axis Gujarat Opinion Poll 2017 | |
| Political Party | Seats |
| BJP | 110-125 |
| INC | 57-65 |
| Total | 182 |
Read Complete Poll Details : Gujarat India Today Axis Opinion Exit poll 2017
Opinion Poll 5: Gujarat Opinion Poll 2017 by ABP News - Lokniti CSDS
Gujarat ABP News Opinion poll 2017 for Assembly Election has been released and it shows BJP would get 144-152 seats and INC would get 26-32 seats.
| ABP News Lokniti CSDS Gujarat Opinion Poll 2017 | |
| Political Party | Seats |
| BJP | 144-152 |
| INC | 26-32 |
| Others | 3-7 |
According to the poll, in North Gujarat BJP is getting 59% vote share whereas INC is at 33%. In Saurashtra Kuch, BJP is ahead with 65% and INC at 26%.
| Who is Most Preferred CM Candidate? | |
| Political Party | Seats |
| Vijay Rupani |
24% |
| Narendra Modi | 7% |
| Anandiben Patel |
5% |
| Bharat Singh Solanki | 2% |
Gujarat Assembly Election Opinion Poll by India Trending Now
This snap poll was conducted by Indiatrendingnow between 15 and 25 October 2016.
| Political Party | Vote Share |
| BJP | 51.8% |
| INC | 26.3% |
| AAP | 9.9% |
| Others | 2% |
| Undecided/Don’t Know yet | 10% |
According to it, BJP is projected to get 51.8% vote share, the Congress' 26.3% and the AAP just 9.9%.
Gujarat Assembly Election Opinion Poll by VDP Associates
VDP Associates conducted an opinion poll of 1100 respondents in 14 constituencies of Gujarat. Poll was conducted between July 28th to August 3rd 2016.
| Political Party | Vote Share |
| BJP | 47% |
| INC | 40% |
| AAP | 2% |
| Others | 4% |
| Undecided/Don’t Know yet | 7% |
Gujarat Opinion Poll by RSS
RSS conducted an internal ground level survey for over two weeks on the voters of Gujarat. Survey reports were disclosed on 3rd August 2016 and as per the prediction Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) will might win 60 to 65 seats.(if elections held today).
Other Imp. Links:
- Gujarat Assembly Election Schedule
- Gujarat assembly election opinion poll 2017
- Gujarat Candidate List 2017
- Congress candidate List
- Gujarat BJP candidate List
- Gujarat GPP candidate List
In Last Term, Elections were held in two phases, the first on 13 December and second on 17 December 2012. This year also the Elections might take place in November-December 2017
Gujarat Assembly Election Opinion Poll by VDP Associates
VDP Associates conducted an opinion poll of 1100 respondents in 14 constituencies of Gujarat. Poll was conducted between July 28th to August 3rd 2016.
| Political Party | Vote Share |
| BJP | 47% |
| INC | 40% |
| AAP | 2% |
| Others | 4% |
| Undecided/Don’t Know yet | 7% |
Gujarat Opinion Poll by RSS
RSS conducted an internal ground level survey for over two weeks on the voters of Gujarat. Survey reports were disclosed on 3rd August 2016 and as per the prediction Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) will might win 60 to 65 seats.(if elections held today).
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The opinion poll 2012 says BJP will win 120 seats in Gujarat . Another round of C-Voter opinion poll is out and it says BJP will get 120 out of total 182 seats in Gujarat assembly elections, while Congress will win 55 seats and others shall win 7 seats. In an opinion poll conducted by India TV in association with C-voter, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi looks all set to romp home third time in a row with almost two-third majority. BJP is expected to gain 3 seats compared to last time while the Congress is expected to suffer a loss of 4 seats compared to last time. In Central Gujarat, the BJP will win 36 seats while Congress 26 according to the survey result. The opinion poll result further said that in South Gujarat BJP will win 22 out of total 33 seats, while Congress will win 10 and others will win 1 seat. In north Gujarat, the BJP will win 24 out of total 32 seats while Congress will win 7 and others 1 seat as per the latest round of C-voter survey. Out of total 54 seats of Saurashtra, the BJP will win 38 seats, while Congress will win 12 and others 4 seats. Exit pollsAhmedabad, 17 December 2012 News24 exit poll gives 129-151 seats for BJP. C-Voter exit poll gives 119-128 seats for BJP. ABP- Nielsen poll – 27 seats for BJP in South Gujarat, 6 seats for Congress and 1 seat for GPP. In Central Gujarat 15 seats for BJP, 22 for Congress out of total 40 seats while 3 for others. Aaj Tak ORG exit poll suggests 36-38 seats for BJP out of total 48 seats in Saurashtra, 8-9 seats for Congress and 1-2 seats for GPP. HT-ORG survey suggests 118-128 seats for BJP. Source: Deshgujarat.com Exit poll conducted by Today chanakya & NEWS 24 gujarat exit poll 17 december 2012 Best CM for Gujarat Narendra Modi 83% in exit poll Shanker Singh Vaghela 9% Shati Singh 4%
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