Constituency result · Vidhan Sabha · 2002

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Assembly constituency 74 (GEN) · Uttar Pradesh

State boardUttar Pradesh 2002

[01]Result · 2002

#74 · GEN

Poll dateNot recordedNo poll date in the source

Contestants14

Electors2,39,133

Votes polled1,47,671

Turnout61.8%

NOTADid not existIntroduced in 2013

WinnerVishram Singh YadavSamajwadi Party42,15128.6% of votes

MARGIN15,148 votes · 10.3 pp42,151 − 27,003

Runner-upGanga Singh Chauhan Bharatiya Janata Party27,00318.3% of votes

SP 61.0% of top-two votesBJP 39.0%

All candidates 14

01 Vishram Singh YadavSP42,151 28.6%
02 Ganga Singh ChauhanBJP27,003 18.3%
03 Om Narayan Alias NanheINC25,733 17.5%
04 Suresh Chandra TiwariBSP25,588 17.4%
05 Yadunandan LalRKP20,586 14.0%
06 SubedarIND1,443 1.0%
07 SurveshIND1,000 0.7%
08 Dinesh ChandraRPD767 0.5%
09 Ravendra SinghRPI734 0.5%
10 Beche LalPARIVA680 0.5%
11 VishramIND600 0.4%
12 Sri Niwas BajpaiMP487 0.3%
13 Udai PalIND386 0.3%
14 Atar SinghIND305 0.2%

Turnout 61.8%

Male 1.34 lakh56.2% Female 1.05 lakh43.8%

Share of 2,39,133 electors

Sex ratiofemales per 1,000 males778
NOTAintroduced in 2013Did not exist
State median turnoutmedian of 403 seats, 200255.8%
ReconciliationΣ 14 candidates = 1,47,463Residual 208

Seat history 2002–2022

2002
10.3 pp
Vishram Singh YadavSamajwadi Party
2007
8.8 pp
Uprenda TiwariBahujan Samaj Party
2012
2.5 pp
Rakesh KumarSamajwadi Party
2017
24.6 pp
Ravendra Pal SinghBharatiya Janata Party
2022
10.1 pp
Ravendra Pal SinghBharatiya Janata Party

Winning margin in percentage points; bars scaled to the widest, 24.6 pp.

[02]Computed insights

Arithmetic · working shown

Third-placed INC polled 25,733 votes, 1.7× the 15,148-vote margin.
25,733 ÷ 15,148 = 1.7
The top two polled 46.8% of votes; the other 12 candidates 53.0% between them.
(42,151 + 27,003) ÷ 1,47,671 = 46.8% · 78,309 ÷ 1,47,671 = 53.0%
Turnout of 61.8% was 6.0 pp above the state's median seat (55.8%).
61.8 − 55.8 = +6.0

Each line is arithmetic over the figures on this page.

[03]Reconciliation

Reconciliation failed

Candidate votesΣ 14 candidate lines1,47,463
NOTAintroduced in 2013Did not exist
Published totalVotes polled1,47,671
Checkneither convention holdsResidual 208

Candidate votes miss the published total by 208, 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

Candidates14 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