Constituency result · Vidhan Sabha · 2002

Kheragarh

Assembly constituency 344 (GEN) · Uttar Pradesh

State boardUttar Pradesh 2002

[01]Result · 2002

#344 · GEN

Poll dateNot recordedNo poll date in the source

Contestants16

Electors2,15,737

Votes polled1,22,288

Turnout56.7%

NOTADid not existIntroduced in 2013

WinnerRamesh Kant LawaniaBharatiya Janata Party34,63028.3% of votes

MARGIN7,107 votes · 5.8 pp34,630 − 27,523

Runner-upAmar Singh Parmar Bahujan Samaj Party27,52322.5% of votes

BJP 55.7% of top-two votesBSP 44.3%

All candidates 16

01 Ramesh Kant LawaniaBJP34,630 28.3%
02 Amar Singh ParmarBSP27,523 22.5%
03 Mandleshwar SinghSP23,608 19.3%
04 Ramendra SinghBKD14,969 12.2%
05 Kailash Chand MittalINC10,358 8.5%
06 Ram Niwas TyagiRKP4,757 3.9%
07 Ram Saran LalIND1,643 1.3%
08 Digamber SinghABHM1,502 1.2%
09 SanjayIND814 0.7%
10 Mathura PrasadINLD654 0.5%
11 Ambedkari Hasanu Ram AmbedkariIND481 0.4%
12 Ravindra KumarIND443 0.4%
13 Viri Singh KaimIND397 0.3%
14 Bhoop SinghIND214 0.2%
15 Nathi Lal KushwahaIND170 0.1%
16 Tarun KumarIND117 0.1%

Turnout 56.7%

Male 1.21 lakh56.2% Female 94,40243.8%

Share of 2,15,737 electors

Sex ratiofemales per 1,000 males778
NOTAintroduced in 2013Did not exist
State median turnoutmedian of 403 seats, 200255.8%
ReconciliationΣ 16 candidates = 1,22,280Residual 8

Seat history 2002–2022

2002
5.8 pp
Ramesh Kant LawaniaBharatiya Janata Party
2007
10.5 pp
Bhagwan Singh KushwahaBahujan Samaj Party
2012
18.5 pp
Waseem AhmadSamajwadi Party
2017
8.0 pp
Nafees AhmadSamajwadi Party
2022
11.9 pp
Nafees AhmadSamajwadi Party

Winning margin in percentage points; bars scaled to the widest, 18.5 pp.

[02]Computed insights

Arithmetic · working shown

Third-placed SP polled 23,608 votes, 3.3× the 7,107-vote margin.
23,608 ÷ 7,107 = 3.3
The top two polled 50.8% of votes; the other 14 candidates 49.2% between them.
(34,630 + 27,523) ÷ 1,22,288 = 50.8% · 60,127 ÷ 1,22,288 = 49.2%
Turnout of 56.7% was 0.9 pp above the state's median seat (55.8%).
56.7 − 55.8 = +0.9

Each line is arithmetic over the figures on this page.

[03]Reconciliation

Reconciliation failed

Candidate votesΣ 16 candidate lines1,22,280
NOTAintroduced in 2013Did not exist
Published totalVotes polled1,22,288
Checkneither convention holdsResidual 8

Candidate votes miss the published total by 8, with NOTA counted inside or outside it.

Contest resultElection Commission of India, constituency-wise results · Vidhan Sabha 2002 · Uttar Pradesh · retrieval date not recorded in the results database

Candidates16 candidate lines from the same results · reconciliation: Reconciliation failed

State median turnoutComputed from 403 seats on the Uttar Pradesh Vidhan Sabha 2002 board · retrieval date not recorded in the results database