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Gyanpur

Assembly constituency 393 (GEN) · Uttar Pradesh · 69 candidatures, 2002–2022

State boardUttar Pradesh 2022
Candidatures
69
5 contests, 2002–2022
Distinct candidates
66
Across 69 candidatures
Parties
33
Excludes independents and NOTA
Largest field
20candidates
In 2007
Average field
13.8
69 ÷ 5 contests
Independents
19
27.5% of candidatures · 0 won

[01]Field size by year

Oldest first · scaled to the largest field, 20
2002 114 independents
2007 209 independents
2012 131 independent
2017 164 independents
2022 91 independent

[02]Parties by candidatures

Top 8 of 33 parties
BSP 2 of 5won of stoodNISHAD 2 of 2won of stoodSP 1 of 5won of stoodBJP 0 of 4won of stoodINC 0 of 3won of stoodRLD 0 of 3won of stoodPMSP 0 of 2won of stoodAADHIA 0 of 1won of stood

Bars on a scale of 5 contests.

[03]Computed insights

Arithmetic · working shown

  1. 3 names stood 2 times each, the most on this seat.

    names matched ignoring spacing and punctuation · Vijay Mishra · Premchand Bind · Sompal

  2. In 2022 the top two candidates took 66.1% of the votes.

    34.5 + 31.6 = 66.1

  3. 56 of 69 candidatures polled under one-sixth of the votes (81.2%).

    count(vote % < 16.67) = 56 · 56 ÷ 69 = 81.2%

  4. The field went from 11 in 2002 to 9 in 2022.

    9 − 11 = −2

  5. Independents filed 19 of 69 candidatures and won 0.

    count(party = IND) = 19 · won = 0

  6. 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
  1. 01 Vijay Mishra 2times 2017 NISHAD 1st · 2022 PMSP 3rd
  2. 02 Premchand Bind 2times 2012 PMSP 3rd · 2017 PMSP 12th
  3. 03 Sompal 2times 2002 NLP 5th · 2007 IND 11th

Year, party and finishing position.

[05]Every candidature

69 of 69 rows · year, then finishing position
Every Vidhan Sabha candidature on record for Gyanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Year Pos Candidate Party Votes Vote %
2022 1 Vipul DubeyWON Nirbal Indian Shoshit Hamara Aam Dal 73,446 34.5%
2022 2 Ram Kishore Bind Samajwadi Party 67,215 31.6%
2022 3 Vijay Mishra Pragatisheel Manav Samaj Party 34,985 16.4%
2022 4 Upendra Kumar Singh Bahujan Samaj Party 30,753 14.5%
2022 5 Suresh Chandra Mishra Indian National Congress 1,945 0.9%
2022 6 Ramdhani Bhartiya Manav Samaj Party 1,623 0.8%
2022 7 Virendra Tirpathi Urf Dabang Independent 1,315 0.6%
2022 8 Svatantr Kumar Anjaan Aadmi Party 837 0.4%
2022 9 Dharmraj Swarna Bharat Party 666 0.3%
2017 1 Vijay MishraWON Nirbal Indian Shoshit Hamara Aam Dal 66,448 31.8%
2017 2 Mahendra Kumar Bind Bharatiya Janata Party 46,218 22.1%
2017 3 Rajesh Kumar Yadav Bahujan Samaj Party 44,319 21.2%
2017 4 Ramrati Bind Samajwadi Party 39,205 18.8%
2017 5 Seema Devi Independent 1,698 0.8%
2017 6 Ranglal Gond Gondvana Gantantra Party 1,486 0.7%
2017 7 Sushil Communist Party of India 1,374 0.7%
2017 8 Gangaram Pal Rashtriya Lok Dal 1,123 0.5%
2017 9 Ramesh Kumar Independent 1,018 0.5%
2017 10 Shivmani Rashtriya Janshanti Party 1,004 0.5%
2017 11 Satish Bahadur (KHANIJ WALE) Independent 995 0.5%
2017 12 Premchand Bind Pragatisheel Manav Samaj Party 859 0.4%
2017 13 Komal Independent 693 0.3%
2017 14 Jamaluddin Rashtriya Viklang Party 575 0.3%
2017 15 Sushil Kumar Bahujan Mukti Party 432 0.2%
2017 16 Seeta Devi Aadhi Aabadi Party 419 0.2%
2012 1 Vijay KumarWON Samajwadi Party 91,604 51.7%
2012 2 Dinesh Kumar Singh Bahujan Samaj Party 53,930 30.4%
2012 3 Premchand Bind Pragtisheel Manav Samaj Party 14,064 7.9%
2012 4 Dr. Rakesh Kumar Dubey Bharatiya Janata Party 6,399 3.6%
2012 5 Basantalal Independent 2,163 1.2%
2012 6 Kamlesh Kumar Nationalist Congress Party 2,079 1.2%
2012 7 Ram Prasad Rashtriya Lok Dal 1,893 1.1%
2012 8 Ajij Ahmad All India Trinamool Congress 1,291 0.7%
2012 9 Tejbahadur Yadava Advocate Janata Dal (United) 869 0.5%
2012 10 Manish Kumar Pandey Rashtriya Lokmanch 844 0.5%
2012 11 Vindeshwari Prasad Pandey Jan Kranti Party(Rashtrawadi) 788 0.4%
2012 12 Tauseef Smast Bhartiya Party 768 0.4%
2012 13 Amit Lok Janshakti Party 571 0.3%
2007 1 Anil KumarWON Bahujan Samaj Party 35,417 30.8%
2007 2 Rampal Singh Bharatiya Janata Party 33,544 29.2%
2007 3 Uma Kiran Samajwadi Party 15,425 13.4%
2007 4 Vimla Devi Rashtriya Lok Dal 13,192 11.5%
2007 5 Ashok National Lokhind Party 6,661 5.8%
2007 6 Raj Kumar Indian National Congress 3,515 3.1%
2007 7 Maghav Ram Uttar Pradesh United Democratic Front 1,925 1.7%
2007 8 Vijay Pal Independent 1,013 0.9%
2007 9 Vinod Kumar Alias Vinod Kashyap Independent 906 0.8%
2007 10 Ragubir Navbharat Nirman Party 616 0.5%
2007 11 Sompal Independent 566 0.5%
2007 12 Arvind Lok Dal 434 0.4%
2007 13 Chandra Bhan Independent 303 0.3%
2007 14 Deepak Independent 294 0.3%
2007 15 Jeevan Singh Independent 274 0.2%
2007 16 Virendra S/o Tarachand Independent 192 0.2%
2007 17 Kamal Singh Independent 176 0.2%
2007 18 Kusum Lata Jansatta Party 175 0.2%
2007 19 Virendra S/o Manglu Independent 175 0.2%
2007 20 Braham Prakash Indian Justice Party 168 0.2%
2002 1 UmaWON Bahujan Samaj Party 38,219 32.0%
2002 2 Dr.G.S.Vinod Samajwadi Party 36,974 31.0%
2002 3 Rampal Bharatiya Janata Party 36,807 30.8%
2002 4 Jagveer Singh Indian National Congress 3,730 3.1%
2002 5 Sompal National Loktantrik Party 1,404 1.2%
2002 6 Hukam Chand Independent 914 0.8%
2002 7 Jag Pal Indian National Lok Dal 745 0.6%
2002 8 Virendra Independent 188 0.2%
2002 9 Subhash Chandra Independent 181 0.2%
2002 10 Sooraj Mal Ambedkar Samaj Party 153 0.1%
2002 11 Jaidrath Independent 148 0.1%
Bar: vote share on a 0–100% scale · highlighted rows won

CandidatesElection Commission of India, constituency-wise candidate results · Vidhan Sabha · Gyanpur, Uttar Pradesh · 69 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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