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Constituency result · Vidhan Sabha · 2017

Jalesar

Assembly constituency 106 (SC) · Uttar Pradesh

State boardUttar Pradesh 2017

[01]Result · 2017

#106 · SC
Poll date4 Mar 2017
Contestants9
Electors2,80,425
Votes polled1,83,452
Turnout65.4%
NOTA1,1880.4% of votes
WinnerSanjeev Kumar DiwakarBharatiya Janata Party81,50244.1% of votes
MARGIN19,808 votes · 10.8 pp81,502 − 61,694
Runner-upRanjeet Suman Samajwadi Party61,69433.4% of votes
BJP 56.9% of top-two votesSP 43.1%

All candidates 9

  1. 01 Sanjeev Kumar DiwakarBJP81,502 44.1%
  2. 02 Ranjeet SumanSP61,694 33.4%
  3. 03 Mohan Singh HappyBSP35,817 19.4%
  4. 04 RajkumariRKP2,375 1.3%
  5. 05 Ramdas DagaIND597 0.3%
  6. 06 SureshIND489 0.3%
  7. 07 Dharmendra Pal SinghIND385 0.2%
  8. 08 Geeta DeviIND326 0.2%
  9. 09 JaypalIND267 0.1%

Turnout 65.4%

025507510065.4%TURNOUT◦ state median 60.5%
Male 1.51 lakh53.8% Female 1.30 lakh46.2%

Share of 2,80,425 electors

  • Sex ratiofemales per 1,000 males860
  • NOTAreported alongside the total1,188 · 0.4%
  • State median turnoutmedian of 403 seats, 201760.5%
  • ReconciliationΣ 9 candidates = 1,83,452Verified

Seat history 2002–2022

  1. 2002
    0.2 pp
    Noor MohammadIndian National Congress
  2. 2007
    5.2 pp
    Chandra PrakashBahujan Samaj Party
  3. 2012
    15.1 pp
    Ranjeet SumanSamajwadi Party
  4. 2017
    10.8 pp
    Sanjeev Kumar DiwakarBharatiya Janata Party
  5. 2022
    2.2 pp
    Sanjeev KumarBharatiya Janata Party

Winning margin in percentage points; bars scaled to the widest, 15.1 pp.

[02]Computed insights

Arithmetic · working shown

  1. Third-placed BSP polled 35,817 votes, 1.8× the 19,808-vote margin.

    35,817 ÷ 19,808 = 1.8

  2. The top two polled 78.1% of votes; the other 7 candidates 21.9% between them.

    (81,502 + 61,694) ÷ 1,83,452 = 78.1% · 40,256 ÷ 1,83,452 = 21.9%

  3. Turnout of 65.4% was 4.9 pp above the state's median seat (60.5%).

    65.4 − 60.5 = +4.9

  4. The margin narrowed from 15.1 pp in 2012 to 10.8 pp.

    10.8 − 15.1 = −4.3 pp

  5. Ranjeet Suman, the 2012 winner, finished second in 2017.

    2012 winner name = 2017 runner-up name

Each line is arithmetic over the figures on this page.

[03]Reconciliation

Verified
  • Candidate votesΣ 9 candidate lines1,83,452
  • NOTAreported alongside the total1,188
  • Published totalVotes polled1,83,452
  • Checkcandidates = total, NOTA outside itHolds

Candidate votes equal the published total. NOTA is reported alongside it.

Contest resultElection Commission of India, constituency-wise results · Vidhan Sabha 2017 · Uttar Pradesh · retrieval date not recorded in the results database

Candidates9 candidate lines from the same results · reconciliation: Verified

State median turnoutComputed from 403 seats on the Uttar Pradesh Vidhan Sabha 2017 board · retrieval date not recorded in the results database

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