Chhindwara
Parliamentary constituency 16 (GEN) · Madhya Pradesh
[01]Result · 2024
#16 · GENAll candidates 15
- 01 Bunty Vivek SahuBJP6,44,738 49.4%
- 02 Nakul KamalnathINC5,31,120 40.7%
- 03 Deviram Urf Dev Raven BhalaviGGP55,988 4.3%
- 04 Umakant BandewarBSP11,823 0.9%
- 05 Kapil SoniRGP9,638 0.7%
- 06 Siraj ShekhIND9,568 0.7%
- 07 Pawanshah SaryamIND6,621 0.5%
- 08 Subhash ShuklaIND5,769 0.4%
- 09 Rajendra DongreIND4,632 0.4%
- 10 Govind BhalaviIND4,029 0.3%
- 11 Mohd. Parvez QureshiIND3,828 0.3%
- 12 Ajay BarkadeIND2,495 0.2%
- 13 Kushwaha Rajesh TantrikASP1,698 0.1%
- 14 " Prakash Alias Banty " PartetiRASHTR1,654 0.1%
- 15 Fogal BansodRPI(A)1,323 0.1%
Turnout 79.9%
Share of 16,32,190 electors
- Sex ratiofemales per 1,000 males1,000
- NOTAcounted within the total9,903 · 0.6%
- State median turnoutmedian of 29 seats, 202467.3%
- ReconciliationΣ 15 candidates = 12,94,924Verified
Seat history 2024–1962
- 2024
8.7 ppBunty Vivek SahuBharatiya Janata Party
- 2019
3.0 ppNakul Kamal NathIndian National Congress
- 2014
10.5 ppKamal NathIndian National Congress
- 2009
14.6 ppKamal NathIndian National Congress
- 2004
8.5 ppKamalnathIndian National Congress
- 1999
7.7 ppP. R. KhuteBharatiya Janata Party
- 1998
1.0 ppParas Ram BharadwajIndian National Congress
- 1996
6.1 ppParas Ram BhardwajIndian National Congress
- 1991
12.7 ppParas Ram BharadwajIndian National Congress
- 1989
14.3 ppParasram BhardwajIndian National Congress
- 1984
46.8 ppParasram BharadwajIndian National Congress
- 1980
41.2 ppParasram Ram PrasadIndian National Congress
- 1977
5.5 ppGovind Ram MiriBharatiya Lok Dal
- 1971
3.9 ppArvind VishramsinghIndian National Congress
- 1967
1.5 ppT.L.P. ShahBharatiya Jana Sangh
- 1962
6.5 ppKeshar Kumari DeviIndian National Congress
Winning margin in percentage points; bars scaled to the widest, 46.8 pp.
[02]Computed insights
Arithmetic · working shown-
The top two polled 90.1% of votes; the other 13 candidates 9.1% between them.
(6,44,738 + 5,31,120) ÷ 13,04,827 = 90.1% · 1,19,066 ÷ 13,04,827 = 9.1% -
Turnout of 79.9% was 12.6 pp above the state's median seat (67.3%).
79.9 − 67.3 = +12.6 -
The margin widened from 3.0 pp in 2019 to 8.7 pp.
8.7 − 3.0 = +5.7 pp -
Nakul Kamalnath, the 2019 winner, finished second in 2024.
2019 winner name = 2024 runner-up name
Each line is arithmetic over the figures on this page.
[03]Reconciliation
Verified- Candidate votesΣ 15 candidate lines12,94,924
- NOTAcounted within the total9,903
- Published totalVotes polled13,04,827
- Checkcandidates + NOTA = totalHolds
Candidate votes plus NOTA equal the published total.
Contest resultElection Commission of India, constituency-wise results · Lok Sabha 2024 · Madhya Pradesh · retrieval date not recorded in the results database
Candidates15 candidate lines from the same results · reconciliation: Verified
State median turnoutComputed from 29 seats on the Madhya Pradesh Lok Sabha 2024 board · retrieval date not recorded in the results database