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Nizamabad

Assembly constituency 348 (GEN) · Uttar Pradesh · 71 candidatures, 2002–2022

State boardUttar Pradesh 2022
Candidatures
71
5 contests, 2002–2022
Distinct candidates
67
Across 71 candidatures
Parties
28
Excludes independents and NOTA
Largest field
16candidates
In 2007
Average field
14.2
71 ÷ 5 contests
Independents
25
35.2% of candidatures · 0 won

[01]Field size by year

Oldest first · scaled to the largest field, 16
2002 136 independents
2007 169 independents
2012 143 independents
2017 155 independents
2022 132 independents

[02]Parties by candidatures

Top 8 of 28 parties
SP 3 of 4won of stoodBSP 1 of 5won of stoodRLD 1 of 2won of stoodBJP 0 of 4won of stoodCPI 0 of 4won of stoodINC 0 of 4won of stoodNCP 0 of 2won of stoodAAP 0 of 1won of stood

Bars on a scale of 5 contests.

[03]Computed insights

Arithmetic · working shown

  1. Alam Badi stood 3 times, the most of any name on this seat.

    names matched ignoring spacing and punctuation · 2012 SP 1st · 2017 SP 1st · 2022 SP 1st

  2. In 2022 the top two candidates took 68.4% of the votes.

    43.5 + 24.9 = 68.4

  3. 58 of 71 candidatures polled under one-sixth of the votes (81.7%).

    count(vote % < 16.67) = 58 · 58 ÷ 71 = 81.7%

  4. The field was 13 in both 2002 and 2022.

    13 − 13 = 0

  5. Independents filed 25 of 71 candidatures and won 0.

    count(party = IND) = 25 · won = 0

  6. SP won 3 of the 4 contests it stood in (75.0%).

    3 ÷ 4 = 75.0%

Each line is arithmetic over the candidate rows on this page.

[04]Stood more than once

3 names
  1. 01 Alam Badi 3times 2012 SP 1st · 2017 SP 1st · 2022 SP 1st
  2. 02 Jitendra 2times 2017 CPI 4th · 2022 CPI 6th
  3. 03 Tej Pal Singh 2times 2002 RLD 1st · 2007 RLD 2nd

Year, party and finishing position.

[05]Every candidature

71 of 71 rows · year, then finishing position
Every Vidhan Sabha candidature on record for Nizamabad, Uttar Pradesh
Year Pos Candidate Party Votes Vote %
2022 1 Alam BadiWON Samajwadi Party 79,835 43.5%
2022 2 Manoj Bharatiya Janata Party 45,648 24.9%
2022 3 Piyush Kumar Singh Bahujan Samaj Party 44,657 24.3%
2022 4 Abdurrahman Ansari All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen 6,100 3.3%
2022 5 Anil Kumar Yadav Indian National Congress 2,297 1.3%
2022 6 Jitendra Communist Party of India 1,224 0.7%
2022 7 Rajiv Yadav Independent 1,119 0.6%
2022 8 Akhtar Ali Aazad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) 711 0.4%
2022 9 Sushil Kumar Yadav Rashtriya Teesara Vikalp Party 579 0.3%
2022 10 Rajmani Mishra Independent 449 0.2%
2022 11 Shah Kamar Rashtriya Jantantrik Bharat Vikas Party 447 0.2%
2022 12 Shahriyar Mohammed Sadiq Aam Aadmi Party 326 0.2%
2022 13 Arasad Bahujan Kranti Party (Marxwad-Ambedkarwad) 253 0.1%
2017 1 AlambadiWON Samajwadi Party 67,274 40.2%
2017 2 Chandra Dev Ram Bahujan Samaj Party 48,745 29.1%
2017 3 Vinod Kumar Rai Bharatiya Janata Party 43,786 26.1%
2017 4 Jitendra Communist Party of India 1,366 0.8%
2017 5 Haridas Independent 861 0.5%
2017 6 Rajnet Yadav Independent 656 0.4%
2017 7 Rajkumar Independent 651 0.4%
2017 8 Jai Jai Ram Pichhravarg Mahapanchayat Party 651 0.4%
2017 9 Yatinjay Raj Nationalist Congress Party 538 0.3%
2017 10 Bablu Independent 443 0.3%
2017 11 Ram Nayan Chauhan Bahujan Mukti Party 406 0.2%
2017 12 Jai Ram Sonkar Independent 257 0.2%
2017 13 Ramkesh Mahakranti Dal 241 0.1%
2017 14 Dinesh Asankhya Samaj Party 182 0.1%
2017 15 Nalinikant Rashtravyapi Janta Party 175 0.1%
2012 1 AlambadiWON Samajwadi Party 63,894 42.2%
2012 2 Kalamuddin Khan Bahujan Samaj Party 40,051 26.5%
2012 3 Ranjana Devi Bharatiya Janata Party 22,045 14.6%
2012 4 Mohd. Tahir Madani Rashtriya Ulama Council 9,697 6.4%
2012 5 Purnamasi Indian National Congress 6,116 4.0%
2012 6 Lala Janata Dal (United) 1,823 1.2%
2012 7 Nalani Kant Independent 1,460 1.0%
2012 8 Surendra Kumar Independent 1,281 0.8%
2012 9 Ramsurat Communist Party of India 1,155 0.8%
2012 10 Sevak Indian Justice Party 1,082 0.7%
2012 11 Upendra Rai Rashtriya Lokmanch 987 0.7%
2012 12 Virendra Mahan Dal 756 0.5%
2012 13 Danbahadur Independent 481 0.3%
2012 14 Rampreet Kumar Lok Janshakti Party 431 0.3%
2007 1 Laxmi NarayanWON Bahujan Samaj Party 55,591 46.2%
2007 2 Tej Pal Singh Rashtriya Lok Dal 29,633 24.6%
2007 3 Chandan Singh Bharatiya Janata Party 18,729 15.6%
2007 4 Govind Singh Samajwadi Party 8,950 7.4%
2007 5 Umesh Indian National Congress 2,627 2.2%
2007 6 Harish Kumar Independent 972 0.8%
2007 7 Uday Singh Bhadana Bharatiya Satyarth Sangathan 718 0.6%
2007 8 Mahavir Independent 522 0.4%
2007 9 Mahavir Singh Independent 453 0.4%
2007 10 Shyam Sunder Independent 378 0.3%
2007 11 Shyam Independent 373 0.3%
2007 12 Raj Kumar Upadhyay Jan Morcha 345 0.3%
2007 13 Anil Kumar Gupta Independent 332 0.3%
2007 14 Lekh Raj Independent 306 0.3%
2007 15 Km. Katori Devi Independent 257 0.2%
2007 16 Devendra Independent 144 0.1%
2002 1 Tej Pal SinghWON Rashtriya Lok Dal 41,698 31.9%
2002 2 Ch. Laxmi Narayan Akhil Bhartiya Lok Tantrik Congress 35,321 27.0%
2002 3 Dr. Amar Singh Ponia Bahujan Samaj Party 23,023 17.6%
2002 4 Narendra Singh Indian National Congress 11,782 9.0%
2002 5 Hari Prasad Sharma Independent 7,159 5.5%
2002 6 Chhitar Singh Communist Party of India 6,635 5.1%
2002 7 Bhim Dutt Independent 2,199 1.7%
2002 8 Shaheed Ahmed Loktantrik Samajwadi Party 1,120 0.9%
2002 9 Puran Singh Chaudhary Independent 390 0.3%
2002 10 Jagdish Independent 378 0.3%
2002 11 Yad Ram Independent 344 0.3%
2002 12 Ahmad Ali Nationalist Congress Party 326 0.3%
2002 13 Eshwar Independent 241 0.2%
Bar: vote share on a 0–100% scale · highlighted rows won

CandidatesElection Commission of India, constituency-wise candidate results · Vidhan Sabha · Nizamabad, Uttar Pradesh · 71 candidatures, 2002–2022 · retrieval date not recorded in the results database

Counts and fieldsComputed over every candidate row on record for this seat, not the filtered view

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