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Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections

Historical results, trends and insights from 1962 to 2024.

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Lok Sabha16Vidhan Sabha16
20242019201420092004
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19991998199619911989198419801977197119671962

Current government

Who governs Uttar Pradesh today

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Yogi Adityanath
Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
Yogi AdityanathBJP

In office since 19 Mar 2017 · 9 years, 5 months

Yogi Adityanath (born Ajay Mohan Singh Bisht; 5 June 1972) is an Indian Hindu monk and politician. A member of the Bharatiya Janata Party, Adityanath has served as the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh since 2017. He is the state's longest-serving chief minister and the first to hold the office for two consecutive terms.

Current seats
82
in the present Lok Sabha
Elections contested
16
Leading party, 2024
SP
37 of 80 seats

Compare elections

See what changed between any two Lok Sabha elections in Uttar Pradesh.

2024vs

Seat swings, vote share shifts and constituency-level changes, side by side.

Seat share over the years

Seats and vote share by election for the parties that have won the most Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh

Party2024201920142009200419991998199619911989198419801977197119671962
BJP3362711010295752518000000
INC61221910055158300734762
SP3755233526201600000000
BLD00000000000085000
Others412226262081228622850123824
Total seats80808080808585858485858585858586

Seats won over time

The four parties that have won the most Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh

0244871951962196719711977198019841989199119961998199920042009201420192024BJPINCSPBLD
  • BJP
  • INC
  • SP
  • BLD

Vote share trend

How each party's Lok Sabha vote share has moved over time in Uttar Pradesh

0%19%38%57%76%1962196719711977198019841989199119961998199920042009201420192024BJPINCSPBLD
  • BJP
  • INC
  • SP
  • BLD

Constituency performance

From the 80 results in Uttar Pradesh, 2024

Best performance
RAE BARELI
RAHUL GANDHI, 66.17% share
Closest contest
HAMIRPUR
won by 2,629 (0.24%)
Biggest victory
GAUTAM BUDDHA NAGAR
won by 5,59,472 (38.93%)

Seat change & vote share

Uttar Pradesh, 2024

80SEATS
  • Retained38 (48%)
  • Changed hands41 (51%)
  • New seat1 (1%)

38 constituencies were won by the same party as 2019; 41 changed hands; 1 did not exist then.

Vote share by party
BJP41.36%
SP33.60%
INC9.46%
BSP9.39%
RLD1.02%
ADAL0.92%
IND0.85%
ASPKR0.69%

Result by election

2024National result →80 seats
SP 37BJP 33INC 6
  • SP37
  • BJP33
  • INC6
  • RLD2
  • ADAL1
  • ASPKR1
2019National result →80 seats
BJP 62BSP 10SP 5
  • BJP62
  • BSP10
  • SP5
  • ADAL2
  • INC1
2014National result →80 seats
BJP 71SP 5
  • BJP71
  • SP5
  • INC2
  • AD2
2009National result →80 seats
SP 23INC 21BSP 20BJP 10RLD 5
  • SP23
  • INC21
  • BSP20
  • BJP10
  • RLD5
  • IND1
2004National result →80 seats
SP 35BSP 19BJP 10INC 9
  • SP35
  • BSP19
  • BJP10
  • INC9
  • RLD3
  • SJPR1
  • JD(U)1
  • NLP1
  • IND1
1999National result →85 seats
BJP 29SP 26BSP 14INC 10
  • BJP29
  • SP26
  • BSP14
  • INC10
  • ABLTC2
  • RLD2
  • SJPR1
  • IND1
1998National result →85 seats
BJP 57SP 20
  • BJP57
  • SP20
  • BSP4
  • SAP2
  • SJPR1
  • IND1
1996National result →85 seats
BJP 52SP 16BSP 6INC 5
  • BJP52
  • SP16
  • BSP6
  • INC5
  • JD2
  • AIICT2
  • SAP1
  • IND1
1991National result →84 seats
BJP 51JD 22INC 5
  • BJP51
  • JD22
  • INC5
  • JP4
  • BSP1
  • CPI1
1989National result →85 seats
JD 54INC 15BJP 8
  • JD54
  • INC15
  • BJP8
  • BSP2
  • IND2
  • CPI2
  • HMS1
  • CPM1
1984National result →85 seats
INC 83
  • INC83
  • LKD2
1980National result →85 seats
INC(I) 51JNPS 29
  • INC(I)51
  • JNPS29
  • JNP3
  • IND1
  • CPI1
1977National result →85 seats
BLD 85
  • BLD85
1971National result →85 seats
INC 73
  • INC73
  • BJS4
  • CPI4
  • IND2
  • NCO1
  • BKD1
1967National result →85 seats
INC 47BJS 12IND 8SSP 8CPI 5
  • INC47
  • BJS12
  • IND8
  • SSP8
  • CPI5
  • PSP2
  • SWA1
  • RPI1
  • CPM1
1962National result →86 seats
INC 62JS 7IND 5
  • INC62
  • JS7
  • IND5
  • REP3
  • SWA3
  • CPI2
  • PSP2
  • SOC1
  • HMS1

Top leaders

Chief Ministers of Uttar Pradesh, most recent first

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Yogi Adityanath
BJPIncumbent
2017–present
Akhilesh Yadav
SP
2012–2017
Rajnath Singh
BJP
2000–2002
Ram Prakash Gupta
BJP
1999–2000

Constituencies

82 current, 260 under former boundaries · showing 1–50 of 342

No.ConstituencyReservationElectionsLast contested
1SAHARANPURGEN42024
2KAIRANAGEN42024
3MUZAFFARNAGARGEN42024
4BIJNORGEN42024
5NAGINASC42024
6MORADABADGEN42024
7RAMPURGEN42024
8SAMBHALGEN42024
9AMROHAGEN42024
10MEERUTGEN42024
11BAGHPATGEN42024
12GHAZIABADGEN42024
13GAUTAM BUDDH NAGARGEN12009
13GAUTAM BUDDHA NAGARGEN32024
14BULANDSHAHRSC42024
15ALIGARHGEN42024
16HATHRASSC42024
17MATHURAGEN42024
18AGRASC42024
19FATEHPUR SIKRIGEN42024
20FIROZABADGEN42024
21MAINPURIGEN42024
22ETAHGEN42024
23BADAUNGEN42024
24AONLAGEN42024
25BAREILLYGEN42024
26PILIBHITGEN42024
27SHAHJAHANPURSC42024
28KHERIGEN42024
29DHAURAHRAGEN42024
30SITAPURGEN42024
31HARDOISC42024
32MISRIKHSC42024
33UNNAOGEN42024
34MOHANLALGANJSC42024
35LUCKNOWGEN42024
36RAE BARELIGEN42024
37AMETHIGEN42024
38SULTANPURGEN42024
39PRATAPGARHGEN42024
40FARRUKHABADGEN42024
41ETAWAHSC42024
42KANNAUJGEN42024
43KANPURGEN42024
44AKBARPURGEN42024
45JALAUNSC42024
46JHANSIGEN42024
47HAMIRPURGEN42024
48BANDAGEN42024
49FATEHPURGEN42024

Seats marked “former boundary” were redrawn by a later delimitation order. A name that survives a redrawing keeps its own page, with each boundary era labelled on the result.