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Bihar Lok Sabha 1989

Results board · 54 constituencies

Seats
54
Constituencies
Majority
28
Seats needed of 54
Electors
5.22Cr
On the roll
Votes polled
3.09Cr
59.1% of electors
Median turnout
57.3%
Median of 54 seats
JD lead
+4
Above majority · 32 − 28

[01]Seat matrix

54 seats · one dot per seat · ordered by seats won
Hemicycle of 54 seats: JD 32, BJP 8, CPI 4, INC 4, JMM 3, CPI(M) 1, MO 1, IPF 1. Majority line at 28 seats. Hemicycle of 54 seats: JD 32, BJP 8, CPI 4, INC 4, JMM 3, CPI(M) 1, MO 1, IPF 1. Majority line at 28 seats.
Majority · 28 of 54JD 32 · +4 above majority
JD 3259.3% Janata Dal
BJP 814.8% Bharatiya Janata Party
CPI 47.4% Communist Party of India
INC 47.4% Indian National Congress
JMM 35.6% Jharkhand Mukti Morcha
CPI(M) 11.9% Communist Party of India (Marxist)
MO 11.9% Marxist Co-Ordination
IPF 11.9% Indian Peoples Front

[02]Vote share

Not in the source

The source carries no state-level vote share for Bihar 1989.

Alliances

Not in the source for this election.

[03]Computed insights

Arithmetic · working shown
  1. Khunti was decided by 3,785 votes, the closest of 54 seats; Hajipur had the widest margin, 5,04,448.

    min / max of margin over 54 seats with a recorded margin
  2. In SC-reserved seats JD won 7 of 8 (87.5%), against 59.3% of all seats.

    7 ÷ 8 = 87.5% · 32 ÷ 54 = 59.3%
  3. Turnout ran from 36.4% in Singhbhum to 74.8% in Hajipur; the median seat polled 57.3%.

    min / median / max over 54 seats with a recorded turnout

Each line is arithmetic over the figures on this page.

[04]Turnout

54 of 54 seats carry a turnout
025507510057.3%MEDIAN SEAT
< 50% 611.1% of seats
50–60 2546.3% of seats
60–70 1629.6% of seats
70–80 713.0% of seats
≥ 80% 00.0% of seats
  • LowestSinghbhum36.4%
  • HighestHajipur74.8%
  • NOTANOTA did not exist before 2013Not recorded

[05]Every seat

54 rows · by constituency number
Constituency results, Bihar Lok Sabha 1989, all 54 seats
# Constituency Winner Party Votes polled Margin Margin % Turnout %
01 BagahaSC Mahendra Baitha Janata Dal 3,90,367 88,032 22.6 44.8
02 Bettiah Dharmesh Prassad Verma Janata Dal 5,10,547 48,348 9.5 56.0
03 Motihari Radha Mohan Singh Bharatiya Janata Party 5,43,412 78,111 14.4 58.0
04 Gopalganj Rajmangal Mishra Janata Dal 6,81,677 1,93,921 28.5 72.2
05 Siwan Janardan Tiwari Bharatiya Janata Party 5,52,892 1,58,951 28.8 57.3
06 Maharajganj Chanrasbekhar Janata Dal 5,86,049 2,17,318 37.1 57.2
07 Chapra Laloo Prassad Janata Dal 6,52,929 1,41,882 21.7 64.6
08 HajipurSCWIDEST Ram Vilas Paswan Janata Dal 7,31,592 5,04,448 69.0 74.8
09 Vaishali Usha Singh Janata Dal 7,02,557 2,13,217 30.4 72.9
10 Muzaffarpur George Farnandes Janata Dal 7,15,437 2,85,010 39.8 72.9
11 Sitamarhi Hukumdeo Narayan Yadav Janata Dal 6,47,197 1,70,861 26.4 64.0
12 Sheohar Hari Kishor Singh Janata Dal 6,25,670 3,14,475 50.3 65.0
13 Madhubani Bhogendra Jha Communist Party of India 5,50,019 1,41,366 25.7 56.1
14 Jhanjharpur Devandra Prassad Yadav Janata Dal 5,32,066 1,59,336 30.0 55.5
15 Darbhanga Shakeeul Rahman Janata Dal 6,48,822 78,457 12.1 70.4
16 RoseraSC Dashai Chaudhary Janata Dal 6,19,742 2,04,487 33.0 64.2
17 Samastipur Manjai Lal Janata Dal 6,94,963 2,37,681 34.2 64.6
18 Barh Nitish Kumar Janata Dal 6,96,236 78,347 11.3 67.5
19 Balia Suryanarayan Singh Communist Party of India 5,11,934 1,61,449 31.5 56.5
20 Saharsa Surya Nr. Yadav Janata Dal 7,60,273 2,77,081 36.4 71.8
21 Madhepura Ramesh Kumar Yadav Ravi Janata Dal 6,64,005 2,92,948 44.1 68.0
22 ArariaSC Sukdeo Paswan Janata Dal 5,57,301 72,655 13.0 60.7
23 Kishanganj M.J.Akbar Indian National Congress 5,48,826 25,991 4.7 57.4
24 Purnea Taslimudin Janata Dal 5,61,585 54,557 9.7 60.8
25 Katihar Yuvarj Janata Dal 6,19,228 1,03,178 16.7 72.4
26 RajmahalST Simon Marandi Jharkhand Mukti Morcha 4,56,601 1,66,415 36.5 55.1
27 DumkaST Shibu Sohan Jharkhand Mukti Morcha 4,05,964 1,09,601 27.0 46.7
28 Godda Janardhan Yadav Bharatiya Janata Party 5,68,055 1,81,433 31.9 59.2
29 Banka Pratap Singh Janata Dal 5,28,470 2,16,615 41.0 55.3
30 Bhagalpur Chun Chun Prasad Yadav Janata Dal 6,71,816 4,35,398 64.8 64.2
31 Khagaria Ram Sharan Yadav Janata Dal 5,81,926 1,36,522 23.5 61.5
32 Monghyr Dhanraj Singh Janata Dal 6,94,723 55,186 7.9 68.4
33 Begusarai Lalit Vijay Singh Janata Dal 6,03,707 74,721 12.4 61.2
34 Nalanda Ram Saroop Prasad Indian National Congress 6,98,122 11,212 1.6 64.3
35 Patna Shailendra Nath Srivastava Bharatiya Janata Party 6,21,326 21,593 3.5 53.0
36 Arrah Rameshwar Prasad Indian Peoples Front 5,45,791 16,440 3.0 51.5
37 Buxar Tej Narain Singh Communist Party of India 5,46,668 37,322 6.8 55.3
38 SasaramSC Chhedi Paswan Janata Dal 5,31,432 1,13,656 21.4 55.0
39 Bikramganj Ram Parsad Singh Janata Dal 5,38,328 1,25,993 23.4 54.7
40 Aurangabad Ram Naresh Singh Janata Dal 5,65,274 57,082 10.1 58.0
41 Jahanabad Ramashray Prasad Singh Communist Party of India 6,89,907 72,901 10.6 65.2
42 NawadaSC Prem Pardeep Communist Party of India (Marxist) 6,49,326 1,49,602 23.0 56.4
43 GayaSC Inswar Chaudhary Janata Dal 6,65,491 2,52,923 38.0 68.9
44 Chatra Upender Nath Verma Janata Dal 4,53,260 77,371 17.1 51.2
45 Kodarma Ritlal Prasad Verma Bharatiya Janata Party 5,36,188 1,02,294 19.1 55.6
46 Giridih Ram Das Singh Bharatiya Janata Party 4,85,166 8,182 1.7 51.7
47 Dhanbad A.K.Roy Marxist Co-Ordination 6,37,021 13,571 2.1 55.1
48 Hazaribagh Yadunath Pandey Bharatiya Janata Party 5,29,895 43,419 8.2 52.4
49 Ranchi Subodh Kant Sahay Janata Dal 4,66,266 14,986 3.2 50.4
50 Jamshedpur Shailendra Mahto Jharkhand Mukti Morcha 5,16,270 8,884 1.7 54.2
51 SinghbhumST Bagua Samburi Indian National Congress 2,76,427 19,979 7.2 36.4
52 KhuntiSTCLOSEST Karia Munda Bharatiya Janata Party 3,33,260 3,785 1.1 44.1
53 LohardagaST Sumati Oraon Indian National Congress 3,69,193 39,072 10.6 44.7
54 PalamauSC Jaorwar Ram Janata Dal 3,82,294 33,396 8.7 42.0
Margin bar scaled to the widest margin, 5,04,448 votes

Seat resultsElection Commission of India, constituency-wise results · Lok Sabha 1989 · Bihar · 54 seats · retrieval date not recorded in the results database

Vote share and alliancesThe source has no state-level summary for this election

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