All candidates · Vidhan Sabha

Mungra Badshahpur

Assembly constituency 368 (GEN) · Uttar Pradesh · 73 candidatures, 2002–2022

State boardUttar Pradesh 2022

Candidatures

5 contests, 2002–2022

Distinct candidates

Across 73 candidatures

Parties

Excludes independents and NOTA

Largest field

15candidates

In 4 contests

Average field

14.6

73 ÷ 5 contests

Independents

30.1% of candidatures · 0 won

[01]Field size by year

Oldest first · scaled to the largest field, 15

2002 157 independents

2007 158 independents

2012 152 independents

2017 133 independents

2022 152 independents

[02]Parties by candidatures

Top 8 of 32 parties

BSP 2 of 5won of stood BJP 2 of 5won of stood SP 1 of 4won of stood INC 0 of 4won of stood CPI 0 of 2won of stood RKP 0 of 2won of stood RLD 0 of 2won of stood SPP 0 of 2won of stood

Bars on a scale of 5 contests.

[03]Computed insights

Arithmetic · working shown

Neelam Kumar stood 3 times, the most of any name on this seat.
names matched ignoring spacing and punctuation · 2012 IND 6th · 2017 SPP 13th · 2022 SPP 15th
In 2022 the top two candidates took 81.9% of the votes.
42.1 + 39.8 = 81.9
58 of 73 candidatures polled under one-sixth of the votes (79.5%).
count(vote % < 16.67) = 58 · 58 ÷ 73 = 79.5%
The field was 15 in both 2002 and 2022.
15 − 15 = 0
Independents filed 22 of 73 candidatures and won 0.
count(party = IND) = 22 · won = 0
BSP won 2 of the 5 contests it stood in (40.0%).
2 ÷ 5 = 40.0%

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

[04]Stood more than once

3 names

01 Neelam Kumar 3times 2012 IND 6th · 2017 SPP 13th · 2022 SPP 15th
02 Ajay Shankar Dubey 2times 2017 INC 3rd · 2022 BJP 2nd
03 Mahendra Singh Yadav 2times 2002 BJP 1st · 2007 SP 2nd

Year, party and finishing position.

[05]Every candidature

73 of 73 rows · year, then finishing position

Year Party

Every Vidhan Sabha candidature on record for Mungra Badshahpur, Uttar Pradesh
Year	Pos	Candidate	Party	Votes	Vote %
2022	1	PankajWON	Samajwadi Party	92,048	42.1%
2022	2	Ajay Shankar Dubey	Bharatiya Janata Party	86,818	39.8%
2022	3	Dinesh Kumar Shukla	Bahujan Samaj Party	32,597	14.9%
2022	4	Pramod Kumar Singh	Indian National Congress	1,830	0.8%
2022	5	Ramjan Ali	All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen	1,001	0.5%
2022	6	Anil Kumar	Independent	929	0.4%
2022	7	Sushil Kumar	Moulik Adhikar Party	846	0.4%
2022	8	Jyoti Prakash	Independent	817	0.4%
2022	9	Mattu Lal	Vikassheel Insaan Party	332	0.2%
2022	10	Vyanktesh Bahadur	Bhartiya Dharmanirpeksha Party	273	0.1%
2022	11	Madhavendra Pratap	Shiv Sena	260	0.1%
2022	12	Jitendra Kumar	Bharatrashtra Democratic Party	199	0.1%
2022	13	Mustak Ahamad	Log Party	180	0.1%
2022	14	Ajay Kumar	Moolniwasi Samaj Party	166	0.1%
2022	15	Neelam Kumar	Samaj Parivartan Party	137	0.1%
2017	1	Sushma PatelWON	Bahujan Samaj Party	69,557	34.0%
2017	2	Seema Dwivedi	Bharatiya Janata Party	63,637	31.1%
2017	3	Ajay Shankar Dubey	Indian National Congress	59,288	29.0%
2017	4	Subhas Chandra	Communist Party of India	2,429	1.2%
2017	5	Sushil	Independent	1,659	0.8%
2017	6	Chakrapani	Rashtriya Lok Dal	1,178	0.6%
2017	7	Matapher Alias Tilakdhari	Independent	1,164	0.6%
2017	8	Kamala Shankar	Nirbal Indian Shoshit Hamara Aam Dal	887	0.4%
2017	9	Lalji	Bahujan Mukti Party	602	0.3%
2017	10	Mustak Ahmad	Manavtawadi Kranti Dal	495	0.2%
2017	11	Akhilesh Kumar Tiwari	Independent	473	0.2%
2017	12	Nilesh Ravindranath	Shiv Sena	394	0.2%
2017	13	Neelam Kumar	Samaj Parivartan Party	329	0.2%
2012	1	SeemaWON	Bharatiya Janata Party	50,065	26.8%
2012	2	Ramesh	Bahujan Samaj Party	44,004	23.6%
2012	3	Vinod Kumar	Samajwadi Party	42,045	22.5%
2012	4	Jwala Prasad	Apna Dal	37,559	20.1%
2012	5	Subhash Chandra	Communist Party of India	2,461	1.3%
2012	6	Neelam Kumar	Independent	1,756	0.9%
2012	7	Hriday Narayan	Rashtriya Ulama Council	1,650	0.9%
2012	8	Jhaloo Ram	Rashtriya Lokmanch	1,439	0.8%
2012	9	Lakshmikant	Nationalist Congress Party	1,331	0.7%
2012	10	Neeta Verma	Independent	1,277	0.7%
2012	11	Mukesh Tiwari	All India Trinamool Congress	1,182	0.6%
2012	12	Chandra Bahadur	Adarsh Rashtriya Vikas Party	563	0.3%
2012	13	Kuldeep	Lok Janshakti Party	486	0.3%
2012	14	Barsati	Lokpriya Samaj Party	409	0.2%
2012	15	Bankelal	Republican Party Of India (A)	402	0.2%
2007	1	Mo. Aleem KhanWON	Bahujan Samaj Party	39,571	29.8%
2007	2	Mahendra Singh Yadav	Samajwadi Party	36,398	27.5%
2007	3	Satish Sharma	Bharatiya Janata Party	22,389	16.9%
2007	4	Harendra Agarwal	Indian National Congress	18,027	13.6%
2007	5	Harendra	Independent	7,314	5.5%
2007	6	Shujat Alam	Rashtriya Lok Dal	6,859	5.2%
2007	7	Mohammed Sarik	Independent	484	0.4%
2007	8	Mahesh Tiwari	Independent	350	0.3%
2007	9	Satveer	Bharatiya Jan Shakti	285	0.2%
2007	10	Devendra	Independent	264	0.2%
2007	11	Yagondra Pal	Rashtriya Kranti Party	220	0.2%
2007	12	Chandra Bhan	Independent	136	0.1%
2007	13	Gajendra	Independent	108	0.1%
2007	14	Afazal	Independent	97	0.1%
2007	15	Arif Zalis	Independent	97	0.1%
2002	1	Mahendra Singh YadavWON	Bharatiya Janata Party	36,634	28.4%
2002	2	Shahid Ali	Bahujan Samaj Party	31,882	24.7%
2002	3	Jetendra Yadav	Samajwadi Party	30,637	23.8%
2002	4	Sanjeev Agrawal Urf Sanju Bhaiya	Rashtriya Kranti Party	17,712	13.7%
2002	5	Saidul Hassan	Indian National Congress	6,467	5.0%
2002	6	Parma Nand Yadav	Rashtriya Parivartan Dal	1,675	1.3%
2002	7	Akhtar Ahmed	National Loktantrik Party	1,408	1.1%
2002	8	Satpal	Independent	667	0.5%
2002	9	Mukash	Independent	444	0.3%
2002	10	Kiran Pal	Independent	391	0.3%
2002	11	Ravindra Kumar	Indian National Lok Dal	323	0.3%
2002	12	Vipin	Independent	273	0.2%
2002	13	Ikram Ilahi	Independent	200	0.2%
2002	14	Babu Lal	Independent	113	0.1%
2002	15	Jahid	Independent	67	0.1%

Bar: vote share on a 0–100% scale · highlighted rows won

CandidatesElection Commission of India, constituency-wise candidate results · Vidhan Sabha · Mungra Badshahpur, Uttar Pradesh · 73 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