2017 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election

The election to the 17th Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly was held from 11 February to 8 March 2017 in 7 phases. This election saw voter turnout of 61.04% compared to 59.40% in the previous election. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won the election by an overwhelming three-quarter majority of 325 seats despite not projecting a chief ministerial candidate before the election. As part of its election strategy BJP contested under a collective leadership and capitalised mostly on the political clout and 'brand' of its leader, Narendra Modi. In the previous election in 2012, the Samajwadi Party had won a majority and formed government in the leadership of Akhilesh Yadav.

2017 Uttar Pradesh legislative assembly election

11 February – 8 March 2017
All 403 seats of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly 202 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	61.24%1.84%
Majority party Minority party Third party   Leader Yogi Adityanath Akhilesh Yadav Mayawati Party BJP SP BSP Alliance NDA UPA None Leader's seat MLC MLC Did not contest Last election 47 252 80 Seats won 312 54 19 Seat change 265 198 61 Popular vote 35,862,546 24,340,309 19,281,340 Percentage 41.35% 28.07% 22.23% Swing 26.35% 12.71% 3.68%
Chief Minister before election Akhilesh Yadav SP Elected Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath BJP

On 18 March 2017, Adityanath Yogi was appointed as the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. Then Uttar Pradesh BJP chief Keshav Prasad Maurya and Dinesh Sharma were appointed as Deputy Chief Ministers.

Background

Electoral process changes

In January 2016, the Election Commission of India published updated electoral rolls in all 403 assembly segments.[1] In July 2016, Election Commission decided to increase the number of polling booths in Uttar Pradesh for the 2017 Assembly elections. New polling centres will be planned in the constituencies having more than 1,500 registered voters as well as polling booths in six constituencies of Muzaffarnagar, Budhana, Purkazi, Khatoli, Charthawal and Midanpur to be raised from 1,769 to 1,819 booths.[2][3] Voter assistance booths would be set up and photo slip of voters in a new design would be sent to them. First time, the Form-2B would contain the photograph of the candidates and their nationality.

Voter-verified paper audit trail (VVPAT) machines was used along with EVM in 30 assembly constituencies covering 14 districts including Varanasi,[4][5][6] Ghaziabad[7] and Bareilly constituency.[8][9]

Assembly constituencies of Uttar Pradesh having VVPAT facility with EVMs[10]
Lucknow West	Lucknow North	Lucknow East	Agra Cantonment
Agra South	Aligarh	Bareilly	Govind Nagar
Arya Nagar	Ghaziabad	Meerut	Moradabad
Saharanpur Nagar	Allahabad North	Allahabad South	Ayodhya
Gorakhpur Urban	Jhansi Nagar	Varanasi North	Varanasi Cantonment

As per the special summary revision of electoral rolls, there are a total of 14.05 crore voters in Uttar Pradesh as of January 2015.[11]

Final voters list for Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election 2017

S.No	Group of voters	Voters population
1	Male	7.7 crore (70.7 Million)
2	Female	6.3 crore (60.3 Million)
3	Third Gender	6,983 (Six thousand nine hundred and eighty three)
Total Voters		14.05 crore

Schedule

Election schedule with voter turnout percentage in each phase

Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh were held between 11 February and 8 March 2017. The term of the outgoing government ended on 27 May 2017.[12]

On 4 January 2017, The Election Commission of India announced the election schedule to the Legislative Assembly of Uttar Pradesh along with the other four state (Goa, Manipur, Punjab and Uttarakhand) which are due for an election. The entire election is scheduled into 7 phases.

Phase	Name of district	No. of assembly constituencies	Phase total	Voter turnout
Phase 1 (11 February 2017)	Shamli	3	73	64%
	Muzaffarnagar	6
	Baghpat	3
	Meerut	7
	Ghaziabad	5
	Gautam Buddha Nagar	3
	Hapur	3
	Bulandshahar	7
	Aligarh	7
	Mathura	5
	Hathras	3
	Agra	9
	Firozabad	5
	Etah	4
	Kasganj	3
Phase 2 (15 February 2017)	Saharanpur	7	67	66%
	Bijnor	8
	Moradabad	6
	Sambhal	4
	Rampur	5
	Bareilly	9
	Amroha	4
	Pilibhit	4
	Kheri	8
	Shahjahanpur	6
	Badaun	6
Phase 3 (19 February 2017)	Farrukhabad	4	69	62%
	Hardoi	8
	Kannauj	3
	Mainpuri	4
	Etawah	3
	Auraiya	3
	Kanpur Dehat	4
	Kanpur Nagar	10
	Unnao	6
	Lucknow	9
	Barabanki	6
	Sitapur	9
Phase 4 (23 February 2017)	Pratapgarh	7	52	61%
	Kaushambi	3
	Allahabad	11
	Jalaun	3
	Jhansi	4
	Lalitpur	2
	Mahoba	2
	Hamirpur	2
	Banda	4
	Chitrakoot	2
	Fatehpur	6
	Rae Bareli	6
Phase 5 (27 February 2017)	Balrampur	4	52	58%
	Gonda	7
	Faizabad	5
	Ambedkar Nagar	5
	Bahraich	7
	Shrawasti	2
	Siddharthnagar	5
	Basti	5
	Sant Kabir Nagar	3
	Amethi	4
	Sultanpur	5
Phase 6 (4 March 2017)	Maharajganj	5	49	57%
	Kushi Nagar	7
	Gorakhpur	9
	Deoria	7
	Azamgarh	10
	Mau	4
	Ballia	7
Phase 7 (8 March 2017)	Ghazipur	7	40	60%
	Varanasi	8
	Chandauli	5
	Mirzapur	4
	Bhadohi	3
	Sonbhadra	4
	Jaunpur	9

Opinion polls

Various organisations/agencies have been conducting opinions polls to predict voter intentions in the upcoming legislative assembly elections.

Date	Ref	Polling org./agency
			BSP	BJP	SP + INC	Others
March 2016	[13]	ABP News Opinion Poll	185	120	93	5
Jul–Aug 2016	[14]	ABP News-Lokniti	103-113 (108)	124-134 (129)	149-165 (157)	6-12 (9)
Aug 2016	[15]	India TV-CVoter	95-111 (103)	134-150 (142)	138-162 (150)	4-12 (8)
Oct 2016	[16]	India Today-Axis	115-124 (118)	170-183 (175)	102-115 (107)	2-6 (3)
Dec 2016	[17]	ABP News-Lokniti-CSDS	93-103 (98)	129-139 (134)	154-170 (162)	9
Jan 2017	[18]	India Today-Axis	119-138 (121)	208-216 (211)	97-104 (101)	7-11 (9)
Jan 2017	[19]	The WEEK-Hansa Research	20-24 (22)	192-196 (194)	178-182 (180)	5-9 (7)
27 January 2017	[20]	TNSPIMT	23	177	201
29 January 2017	[21]	News 24 (India)	76	120	(191)
30 January 2017	[22]	ABP News-Lokniti-CSDS	76-86 (81)	118-128 (123)	187-197 (192)
30 January 2017	[23]	Times Now-VMR	47	202	147	7
Polls average			89	157	153	4

Exit polls and forecast

Various organisations/agencies have been conducting Exit polls to predict voter intentions in the legislative assembly elections.

Polling org./agency					Date	Ref
	BSP	BJP	SP + INC	Others
VMR	64	200	120	19	9-March 2017
Dainik Bharat	36	309	47	11	9-March 2017	[24]
MRC	90	185	120	8	9-March 2017
Today's Chanakya	27	285	88	3	9-March 2017
AXIS	28-42	251-279	88-112	6-16	9-March 2017
CVoter	87	161	141	14	9-March 2017
Gramener	67	193	133	10	9-March 2017
The Indian Express Forecast	35	254	114	0	9-March 2017	[25]
India TV Forecast	81 - 93	155 - 167	135-147	0	9-March 2017	[26]
ABP News-CSDS	60-72	164-176	156-169	02-06	9-March 2017	[27]
TNSPIMT	47	176	178	02	9-March 2017	[28]
Polls average	67	228	144	8

Result

The election results for all 403 Legislative Assembly seats were declared on 11 March 2017.[29]

← Summary of 11 February – 8 March 2017 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election results[30]

Party		Popular vote			Seats
		Votes	%	±pp	Contested	Won	+/−
	Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)	34,403,039	39.7%	24.7%	384	312	265
	Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP)	19,281,352	22.2%	3.7%	403	19	61
	Samajwadi Party (SP)	18,923,689	22.0%	7.7%	298	47	177
	Indian National Congress (INC)	5,416,324	6.2%	5.4%	105	7	21
	Independents (IND)	2,229,448	2.6%	1.5%	1462	3	11
	Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD)	1,545,810	1.8%	0.5%	131	1	8
	Apna Dal (Sonelal) (ADAL)	851,336	1.0%	1.0%	11	9	9
	Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP)	607,911	0.7%	0.7%	8	4	4
	Nirbal Indian Shoshit Hamara Aam Dal (NISHAD)	540,542	0.6%	0.6%	100	1	1
	Peace Party of India (PECP)	227,998	0.3%	2.0%	150	0	4
	All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM)	205,232	0.2%		38	0
	Lokdal (LD)	181,704	0.2%	0.1%	81	0
	Bahujan Mukti Party (BMUP)	152,844	0.2%	0.2%	182	0
	Communist Party of India (CPI)	138,763	0.2%		90	0
	Mahan Dal (MD)	96,087	0.1%	0.8%	14	0
	Shiv Sena (SS)	88,595	0.1%	0.7%	150	0
	Other parties	1,080,007	1.2%	7.3%	1643	0	3
	None of the above (NOTA)	757,643	0.9%	0.9%	N/A
Total		86,728,324	100.00			403	±0
Valid votes		8,67,28,324	99.97
Invalid votes		27,175	0.03
Votes cast / turnout		8,67,55,499	61.24
Abstentions		5,49,08,147	38.76
Registered voters		14,16,63,646

List of winning candidates

List of constituency-wise winner candidates and parties[31]

Sr.No	Constituency	District	Winning Candidate	Party	Runner Candidate	Party	Margin
1	Behat	Saharanpur	Naresh Saini	INC	Mahaveer Singh Rana	BJP	25,586
2	Nakur		Dharam Singh Saini	BJP	Imran Masood	INC	4,057
3	Saharanpur Nagar		Sanjay Garg	SP	Rajiv Gumber	BJP	4,636
4	Saharanpur		Masood Akhtar	INC	Jagpal Singh	BSP	12,324
5	Deoband		Brijesh Singh	BJP	Majid Ali	BSP	29,400
6	Rampur Maniharan (SC)		Devendra Kumar Nim	BJP	Ravindra Kumar Molhu	BSP	595
7	Gangoh		Pradeep Kumar	BJP	Nauman Masood	INC	38,028
8	Kairana	Shamli	Nahid Hasan	SP	Mriganka Singh	BJP	21,162
9	Thana Bhawan		Suresh Kumar	BJP	Abdul Waris Khan	BSP	16,817
10	Shamli		Tejendra Nirwal	BJP	Pankaj Kumar Malik	INC	29,720
11	Budhana	Muzaffarnagar	Umesh Malik	BJP	Pramod Tyagi	SP	13,201
12	Charthawal		Vijay Kumar Kashyap	BJP	Mukesh Kumar Chaudhary	SP	23,231
13	Purqazi (SC)		Pramod Utwal	BJP	Deepak Kumar	INC	11,253
14	Muzaffarnagar		Kapil Dev Aggarwal	BJP	Gaurav Swarup Bansal	SP	10704
15	Khatauli		Vikram Singh Saini[32]	BJP	Chandra Singh Chauhan	SP	31,374
16	Meerapur		Avtar Singh Bhadana	BJP	Liyakat Ali	SP	193
17	Najibabad	Bijnor	Tasleem	SP	Rajiv Kumar Agarwal	BJP	2,002
18	Nagina (SC)		Manoj Kumar Paras	SP	Omwati Devi	BJP	7,967
19	Barhapur		Sushant Kumar	BJP	Husain Ahmad	INC	9,824
20	Dhampur		Ashok Kumar Rana	BJP	Thakur Mool Chand Chauhan	SP	17,864
21	Nehtaur (SC)		Omkumar	BJP	Munnalal Premi	INC	23,151
22	Bijnor		Suchi (politician)	BJP	Ruchi Vira	SP	27,281
23	Chandpur		Kamlesh Saini	BJP	Mohammad Iqbal	BSP	35,649
24	Noorpur		Lokendra Singh	BJP	Naim Ul Hasan	SP	12,736
25	Kanth	Moradabad	Rajesh Kumar Singh	BJP	Anees Ur Rehman	SP	2,348
26	Thakurdwara		Nawab Jan	SP	Rajpal Singh Chauhan	BJP	13,409
27	Moradabad Rural		Haji Ikram Qureshi	SP	Hari Om Sharma	BJP	28,781
28	Moradabad Nagar		Ritesh Kumar Gupta	BJP	Mohammad Yusuf Ansari	SP	3,193
29	Kundarki		Mohammad Rizwan	SP	Ramveer Singh	BJP	10,821
30	Bilari		Mohd Faheem	SP	Suresh Saini	BJP	13,441
31	Chandausi (SC)	Sambhal	Gulab Devi	BJP	Vimesh Kumari	INC	45,469
32	Asmoli		Pinki Yadav	SP	Narendra Singh	BJP	21,126
33	Sambhal		Iqbal Mehmood	SP	Zia Ur Rehman	AIMIM	18,822
34	Suar	Rampur	Mohammad Abdullah Azam Khan	SP	Laxmi Saini	BJP	53,096
35	Chamraua		Naseer Ahmed Khan	SP	Ali Yusuf Ali	BSP	34,376
36	Bilaspur		Baldev Singh Aulakh	BJP	Sanjay Kapoor	INC	22,359
37	Rampur		Mohammad Azam Khan	SP	Shiv Bahadur Saxena	BJP	46,842
38	Milak (SC)		Rajbala	BJP	Vijay Singh	SP	16,667
39	Dhanaura (SC)	Amroha	Rajeev Kumar	BJP	Jagram Singh	SP	38,229
40	Naugawan Sadat		Chetan Chauhan	BJP	Javed Abbas	SP	20,648
41	Amroha		Mehboob Ali	SP	Naushad Ali	BSP	15,042
42	Hasanpur		Mahender Singh Khadakvanshi	BJP	Kamal Akhtar	SP	27,770
43	Siwalkhas	Meerut	Jitendra Pal Singh Billu	BJP	Gulam Mohammad	SP	11,421
44	Sardhana		Sangeet Singh Som	BJP	Atul Pradhan	SP	21,625
45	Hastinapur		Dinesh Khatik	BJP	Yogesh Verma	BSP	36,062
46	Kithore		Satyavir Tyagi	BJP	Shahid Manzoor	SP	10,822
47	Meerut Cantt		Satya Prakash Agarwal	BJP	Satendra Solanki	BSP	76,619
48	Meerut		Rafiq Ansari	SP	Laxmikant Bajpai	BJP	28,769
49	Meerut South		Somendra Tomar	BJP	Haji Mohammad Yaqub	BSP	35,395
50	Chhaprauli	Baghpat	Sahender Singh Ramala	RLD	Satender Singh	BJP	3,842
51	Baraut		Krishnapal Malik	BJP	Sahab Singh	RLD	26,486
52	Bagpat		Yogesh Dhama	BJP	Ahmed Hameed	BSP	31,360
53	Loni	Ghaziabad	Nandkishor Gurjar	BJP	Zakir Ali	BSP	42,813
54	Muradnagar		Ajit Pal Tyagi	BJP	Sudhan Kumar	BSP	89,612
55	Sahibabad		Sunil Kumar Sharma (politician)	BJP	Amarpal	INC	1,50,685
56	Ghaziabad		Atul Garg	BJP	Suresh Bansal	BSP	70,505
57	Modinagar		Manju Shivach	BJP	Wahab	BSP	66,582
58	Dholana	Hapur	Aaslam Choudhary	BSP	Ramesh Chand Tomar	BJP	3,576
59	Hapur		Vijay Pal	BJP	Gajraj Singh	INC	15,006
60	Garhmukteshwar		Kamal Singh	BJP	Prashant Choudhary	BSP	35,294
61	Noida	Gautam Buddha Nagar	Pankaj Singh	BJP	Sunil Choudhary	SP	1,04,016
62	Dadri		Tejpal Singh Gurjar	BJP	Satveer Singh Gurjar	BSP	80,177
63	Jewar		Dhirendra Singh	BJP	Vedram Bhati	BSP	22,173
64	Sikandrabad	Bulandshahr	Bimla Singh Solanki	BJP	Mohammad Imran	BSP	28,623
65	Bulandshahr		Virendra Singh	BJP	Moh Aleem Khan	BSP	23,084
66	Syana		Devendra	BJP	Dilnawaz Khan	BSP	71,630
67	Anupshahr		Sanjay	BJP	Gajendra Singh	BSP	60,314
68	Debai		Anita Singh Rajput	BJP	Harish Kumar	SP	65,630
69	Shikarpur		Anil Kumar	BJP	Mukul Upadhyay	BSP	50,245
70	Khurja (SC)		Vijendra Singh	BJP	Arjun Singh	BSP	64,299
71	Khair (SC)	Aligarh	Anoop	BJP	Rakesh Kumar	SP	70,721
72	Barauli		Dalveer Singh	BJP	Thakur Jaivir Singh	BSP	38,763
73	Atrauli		Sandeep Singh	BJP	Viresh Yadav	SP	50,967
74	Chharra		Ravendra Pal Singh	BJP	Thakur Ravesh Singh	SP	56,164
75	Koil		Anil Parashar	BJP	Shaz Ishaq Urf Ajju Ishaq	SP	50,963
76	Aligarh		Sanjeev Raja	BJP	Zafar Alam	SP	15,440
77	Iglas (SC)		Rajveer Diler	BJP	Rajendra Kumar	BSP	74,800
78	Hathras (SC)	Hathras	Hari Shankar Mahor	BJP	Braj Mohan Rahi	BSP	70,661
79	Sadabad		Ramveer Upadhyay	BSP	Anil Chaudhary	RLD	26,610
80	Sikandra Rao		Birendra Singh Rana	BJP	Bani Singh Baghel	BSP	14,772
81	Chhata	Mathura	Laxmi Narayan (politician)	BJP	Atul Singh	IND-SP	63,838
82	Mant		Shyam Sunder Sharma	BSP	Yogesh Chaudhary	RLD	432
83	Goverdhan		Karinda Singh	BJP	Rajkumar Rawat	BSP	33,009
84	Mathura		Shrikant Sharma	BJP	Pradeep Mathur	INC	1,01,161
85	Baldev (SC)		Pooran Prakash	BJP	Niranjan Singh Dhangar	RLD	13,208
86	Etmadpur	Agra	Ram Pratap Singh	BJP	Dharmpal Singh	BSP	47,255
87	Agra Cantonment (SC)		Girraj Singh Dharmesh	BJP	Gutiyari Lal Duwesh	BSP	46,325
88	Agra South		Yogendra Upadhyaya	BJP	Zulfiqar Ahmad Bhutto	BSP	54,225
89	Agra North		Jagan Prasad Garg	BJP	Er Gyanendra Gautam	BSP	86,320
90	Agra Rural (SC)		Hemlata Divakar	BJP	Kali Charan Suman	BSP	65,296
91	Fatehpur Sikri		Chau. Udaybhan Singh	BJP	Surajpal Singh	BSP	52,337
92	Kheragarh		Mahesh Kumar Goyal	BJP	Bhagvan Singh Kushwaha	BSP	31,999
93	Fatehabad		Jitendra Verma	BJP	Rajendra Singh	SP	34,364
94	Bah		Rani Pakshalika Singh	BJP	Madhusudan Sharma	BSP	23,140
95	Tundla (SC)	Firozabad	S.P. Singh Baghel	BJP	Rakesh Babu	BSP	56,070
96	Jasrana		Ramgopal	BJP	Shiv Pratap Singh	SP	20,328
97	Firozabad		Manish Asiza	BJP	Azim Bhai	SP	41,727
98	Shikohabad		Mukesh Verma	BJP	Sanjay Kumar	SP	10,777
99	Sirsaganj		Hariom Yadav	SP	Jaiveer Singh	BJP	10,676
100	Kasganj	Kasganj	Devendra Singh Rajput	BJP	Hasrat Ullah Sherwani	SP	52,030
101	Amanpur		Devendra Pratap	BJP	Virendra Singh	SP	41,804
102	Patiyali		Mamtesh	BJP	Kiran Yadav	SP	3,771
103	Aliganj	Etah	Satyapal Singh Rathaur	BJP	Rameshwar Singh Yadav	SP	13,851
104	Etah		Vipin Kumar David	BJP	Jugendra Singh Yadav	SP	21,129
105	Marhara		Virendra	BJP	Amit Gaurav	SP	33,432
106	Jalesar (SC)		Sanjeev Kumar Diwakar	BJP	Ranjeet Suman	SP	19,808
107	Mainpuri	Mainpuri	Rajkumar alias Raju Yadav	SP	Ashok Kumar	BJP	8,831
108	Bhongaon		Ram Naresh Agnihorti	BJP	Alok Kumar	SP	20,297
109	Kishni (SC)		Brijesh Kumar	SP	Sunil Kumar	BJP	16,529
110	Karhal		Sobaran Singh Yadav	SP	Rama Shakya	BJP	38,405
111	Gunnaur	Sambhal	Ajeet Kumar (alias Raju Yadav)	BJP	Ram Khiladi Singh	SP	11,386
112	Bisauli (SC)	Budaun	Kushagra Sagar	BJP	Ashutosh Maurya alisa Raju	SP	10,688
113	Sahaswan		Omkar Singh (politician)	SP	Arshad Ali	BSP	4,269
114	Bilsi		Pt. Radha Krishan Sharma	BJP	Musarrat Ali Bittan	BSP	26979
115	Badaun		Mahesh Chandra Gupta	BJP	Abid Raza Khan	SP	16,467
116	Shekhupur		Dharmendra Kumar Singh Shakya	BJP	Ashish Yadav	SP	23,386
117	Dataganj		Rajeev Kumar Singh (Babbu Bhaiya)	BJP	Sinod Kumar Shakya (Deepu)	BSP	25,759
118	Baheri	Bareilly	Chhatra Pal Singh	BJP	Naseem Ahmad	BSP	42,837
119	Meerganj		D.C. Verma	BJP	Sultan Beg	BSP	54,500
120	Bhojipura		Bahoran Lal Maurya	BJP	Shazil Islam Ansari	SP	27,764
121	Nawabganj		Kesar Singh	BJP	Bhagwat Saran Gangwar	SP	39,142
122	Faridpur (SC)		Shyam Bihari Lal	BJP	Siyaram Sagar	SP	24,721
123	Bithari Chainpur		Rajesh Kumar Mishra	BJP	Veer Pal Singh Yadav	SP	19,511
124	Bareilly		Arun Kumar	BJP	Prem Prakash Agarwal	INC	28,667
125	Bareilly Cantt		Rajesh Agarwal	BJP	Mujahid Hassan Khan	INC	12,664
126	Aonla		Dharmpal Singh	BJP	Sidhraj Singh	SP	3,546
127	Pilibhit	Pilibhit	Sanjay Singh Gangwar	BJP	Riaz Ahmad	SP	43,356
128	Barkhera		Kishan Lal Rajpoot	BJP	Hemraj Verma	SP	57,930
129	Puranpur (SC)		Babu Ram Paswan	BJP	Peetam Ram	SP	39,242
130	Bisalpur		Agys Ramsaran Verma	BJP	Anis Ahmad Khan alias Phoolbabu	INC	40,996
131	Katra	Shahjahanpur	Veer Vikram Singh Prince	BJP	Rajesh Yadav	SP	16,730
132	Jalalabad		Sharadvir Singh	SP	Manoj Kashyap	BJP	9,297
133	Tilhar		Roshan Lal Verma	BJP	Jitin Prasada	INC	5,705
134	Powayan (SC)		Chetram	BJP	Shakuntla Devi	SP	72,417
135	Shahjahanpur		Suresh Kumar Khanna	BJP	Tanveer Khan	SP	19,203
136	Dadraul		Manvendra Singh	BJP	Rammurti Singh Verma	SP	17,398
137	Palia	Lakhimpur Kheri	Harvinder Kumar Sahani	BJP	Saif Ali Naqvi	INC	69,228
138	Nighasan		Patel Ramkumar Verma	BJP	Krishna Gopal Patel	SP	46,123
139	Gola Gokrannath		Arvind Giri	BJP	Vinay Tiwari	SP	55,017
140	Sri Nagar (SC)		Manju Tyagi	BJP	Meera Bano	SP	54,939
141	Dhaurahra		Awasthi Bala Prasad	BJP	Yeshpal Singh Chaudhari	SP	3,353
142	Lakhimpur		Yogesh Verma	BJP	Utkarsh Verma	SP	37,748
143	Kasta (SC)		Saurabh Singh, politician	BJP	Sunil Kumar Lala	SP	24,273
144	Mohammdi		Lokendra Pratap Singh	BJP	Sanjay Sharma	INC	33,918
145	Maholi	Sitapur	Shashank Trivedi	BJP	Anoop Kumar Gupta	SP	3,717
146	Sitapur		Rakesh Rathore	BJP	Radhey Shyam Jaiswal	SP	24,839
147	Hargaon (SC)		Suresh Rahi	BJP	Ramhet Bharti	BSP	44,995
148	Laharpur		Suneel Verma	BJP	Md. Jasmeer Ansari	BSP	9,118
149	Biswan		Mahendra Singh	BJP	Afzaal Kausar	SP	10,235
150	Sevata		Gyan Tiwari	BJP	Er. Mohammad Nasim	BSP	43,659
151	Mahmoodabad		Narendra Singh Verma	SP	Asha Maurya	BJP	1,906
152	Sidhauli (SC)		Hargovind Bhargava	BSP	Manish Rawat	SP	2,510
153	Misrikh (SC)		Ram Krishna Bhargava	BJP	Manish Kumar Rawar	BSP	20,672
154	Sawayazpur	Hardoi	Kunvar Madhavendra Pratap	BJP	Padamrag Singh Yadav	SP	26,970
155	Shahabad		Rajani Tiwari	BJP	Asif Khan	BSP	4,260
156	Hardoi		Nitin Agarwal	SP	Raja Bux Singh	BJP	5,109
157	Gopamau (SC)		Shyam Prakash	BJP	Rajeshwari	SP	31,378
158	Sandi (SC)		Prabhash Kumar	BJP	Omendra Kumar Verma	INC	20,225
159	Bilgram-Mallanwan		Shiv Prasad Kanaujia[33]	BJP	Subhash Pal	SP	8,025
160	Balamau (SC)		Ram Pal Verma	BJP	Neelu Satyarthi	BSP	22,888
161	Sandila		Raj Kumar Agrawal	BJP	Abdul Mannan	SP	20,403
162	Bangarmau	Unnao	Kuldeep Singh Sengar	BJP	Badaloo Khan	SP	28,237
163	Safipur (SC)		Bamba Lal	BJP	Ram Baran	BSP	27,236
164	Mohan (SC)		Brijesh Kumar	BJP	Radhe Lal Rawat	BSP	54,095
165	Unnao		Pankaj Gupta	BJP	Manisha deepak	SP	46,072
166	Bhagwantnagar		Hriday Narayan Dikshit	BJP	Shashank Singh	BSP	53,366
167	Purwa		Anil Singh	BSP	Uttam Chandra	BJP	26,483
168	Malihabad (SC)	Lucknow	Jai Devi	BJP	Rajbala	SP	22,668
169	Bakshi Kaa Talab		Avinash Trivedi	BJP	Nakul Dubey	BSP	17,584
170	Sarojini Nagar		Swati Singh	BJP	Anurag Yadav	SP	34,179
171	Lucknow West		Suresh Kumar Srivastava	BJP	Mohammad Rehan	SP	13,072
172	Lucknow North		Neeraj Bora	BJP	Abhishek Mishra	SP	27,276
173	Lucknow East		Ashutosh Tandon	BJP	Anurag Bhadouria	INC	79,230
174	Lucknow Central		Brajesh Pathak	BJP	Ravidas Mehrotra	SP	5,094
175	Lucknow Cantonment		Rita Bahuguna	BJP	Aparna Yadav	SP	33,796
176	Mohanlalganj (SC)		Ambrish Singh Pushkar	SP	Rambahadur	BSP	530
177	Bachhrawan (SC)	Rae Bareli	Ram Naresh Rawat	BJP	Shahab Sharan	INC	22,309
178	Tiloi	Amethi	Mayankeshwar Sharan Singh	BJP	Mohd. Saood	BSP	44,047
179	Harchandpur	Rae Bareli	Rakesh Singh	INC	Kusuma Lodhi	BJP	3,652
180	Rae Bareli		Aditi Singh	INC	Mhmd Shabaz Khan	BSP	89,163
181	Salon (SC)		Dal Bahadur	BJP	Suresh Chaudary	INC	16,055
182	Sareni		Dhirendra Bahadur Singh	BJP	Thakur Prasad Yadav	BSP	13,007
183	Unchahar		Manoj Kumar Pandey	SP	Utkrist Maruya	BJP	1,934
184	Jagdishpur (SC)	Amethi	Suresh Kumar	BJP	Radhey Shyam	INC	16,600
185	Gauriganj		Rakesh Pratap Singh	SP	Mohammed Nayem	INC	26,419
186	Amethi		Garima Singh	BJP	Gaytri Prasad	SP	5,065
187	Isauli	Sultanpur	Abrar Ahmed	SP	Om Prakash Pandey	BJP	4,241
188	Sultanpur		Surya Bhan Singh	BJP	Syed Mujeed Ahmad	BSP	32,393
189	Sultanpur Sadar		Sitaram	BJP	Raj Prasad Upadhyay	BSP	18,773
190	Lambhua		Devmani Dwivedi	BJP	Vinod Singh	BSP	12,903
191	Kadipur (SC)		Rajesh Gautam	BJP	Bhageluram	BSP	26,604
192	Kaimganj (SC)	Farrukhabad	Amar Singh	BJP	Surabhi	SP	36,622
193	Amritpur		Suhil Kumar Shakya	BJP	Narendra Singh Yadav	SP	40,507
194	Farrukhabad		Major Sunil Dutt Dwivedi	BJP	Mohd Umar Khan	BSP	45,427
195	Bhojpur		Nagendra Singh	BJP	Arshad Jamal Siddiqui	SP	34,877
196	Chhibramau	Kannauj	Archana Pandey	BJP	Tahir Hussain Siddiqui	BSP	37224
197	Tirwa		Kailash Singh Rajput	BJP	Vijay Bahadur Pal	SP	24,209
198	Kannauj (SC)		Anil Kumar Dohare	SP	Banwari Lal Dohare	BJP	2,454
199	Jaswantnagar	Etawah	Shivpal Singh Yadav	SP	Manish Yadav Patre	BJP	52616
200	Etawah		Sarita Bhadauriya	BJP	Kuldeep Gupta	SP	17,342
201	Bharthana (SC)		Savitri Katheria	BJP	Kamlesh Kumar Katheria	SP	1,968
202	Bidhuna	Auraiya	Vinay Shakya	BJP	Dinesh Kumar Verma	SP	3,910
203	Dibiyapur		Lakhan Singh	BJP	Pradeep Kumar Yadav	SP	12,094
204	Auraiya (SC)		Ramesh Chandra	BJP	Bhimrao Ambedkar	BSP	31,862
205	Rasulabad (SC)	Kanpur Dehat	Nirmala Sankhwar	BJP	Arun Kumari Kori	SP	33,394
206	Akbarpur-Raniya		Pratibha Shukla	BJP	Neeraj Singh	SP	28,729
207	Sikandra		Mathura Prasad Pal	BJP	Mahendra Katiyar	BSP	38,103
208	Bhognipur		Vinod Kumar Katiyar	BJP	Dharmpal Singh Bhadauria	BSP	19,005
209	Bilhaur (SC)	Kanpur Nagar	Bhagwati Prasad Sagar	BJP	Kamlesh Chandra Diwakar	BSP	31,166
210	Bithoor		Abhijeet Singh Sanga	BJP	Munindra Shukla	SP	58,987
211	Kalyanpur		Neelima Katiyar	BJP	Satish Kumar Nigam	SP	23,342
212	Govindnagar		Satyadev Pachauri	BJP	Ambuj Shukla	INC	71,509
213	Sishamau		Haji Irfan Solanki	SP	Suresh Awasthi	BJP	5,826
214	Arya Nagar		Amitabh Bajpai	SP	Salil Vishnoi	BJP	5,723
215	Kidwai Nagar		Mahesh Trivedi	BJP	Ajay Kapoor	INC	33,983
216	Kanpur Cantonment		Sohil Akhtar Ansari	INC	Raghunandan Singh Bhadauria	BJP	9,364
217	Maharajpur		Satish Mahana	BJP	Manoj Kumar Shukla	BSP	91,826
218	Ghatampur (SC)		Kamal Rani	BJP	Saroj Kureel	BSP	45,178
219	Madhogarh	Jalaun	Moolchandra Singh	BJP	Girish Kumar	BSP	45,985
220	Kalpi		Ku Narandea Pal Singh	BJP	Chhote Singh	BSP	51,484
221	Orai (SC)		Gauri Shankar	BJP	Mahendra Singh	SP	78,879
222	Babina	Jhansi	Rajeev Singh "Parichha"	BJP	Yashpal Singh Yadav	SP	16,837
223	Jhansi Nagar		Ravi Sharma	BJP	Sita Ram Kushwaha	BSP	55,778
224	Mauranipur (SC)		Bihari Lal Arya	BJP	Rashmi Arya	SP	16,971
225	Garautha		Jawahar Lal Rajpoot	BJP	Deep Narayan Singh (Deepak Yadav)	SP	15,831
226	Lalitpur	Lalitpur	Ramratan Kushwaha	BJP	Jyoti Singh	SP	68,255
227	Mehroni (SC)		Manohar Lal	BJP	Feran Lal	BSP	99,564
228	Hamirpur	Hamirpur	Ashok Kumar Singh Chandel	BJP	Manoj Kumar Prajapati	SP	48,655
229	Rath (SC)		Manisha Anuragi	BJP	Gayadeen Anuragi	INC	1,04,643
230	Mahoba	Mahoba	Rakesh Kumar Goswami	BJP	Siddh Gopal Sahu	SP	31,387
231	Charkhari		Brijbhusan Rajpoot alias Guddu Bhaiya	BJP	Urmila Devi	SP	44,014
232	Tindwari	Banda	Brajesh Kumar Prajapati	BJP	Jagdish Prasad Prajapati	BSP	37,407
233	Baberu		Chandrapal Kushwaha	BJP	Kiran Yadav	BSP	22,301
234	Naraini (SC)		Raj Karan Kabir	BJP	Bharat Lal Diwakar	INC	45,007
235	Banda		Prakash Dwivedi	BJP	Madhusudan Kushwaha	BSP	32,828
236	Chitrakoot	Chitrakoot	Chandrika Prasad Upadhyay	BJP	Veer Singh	SP	26,936
237	Manikpur		R. K. Singh Patel	BJP	Sampat Patel	INC	44,464
238	Jahanabad	Fatehpur	Jai Kumar Singh Jaiki	AD(S)	Madangopal Verma	SP	47,606
239	Bindki		Karan Singh Patel	BJP	Rameshwar Dayal	SP	56,378
240	Fatehpur		Vikram Singh	BJP	Chandra Prakash Lodhi	SP	31,498
241	Ayah Shah		Vikas Gupta	BJP	Ayodhya Prasad	SP	51,965
242	Husainganj		Ranvendra Pratap Singh	BJP	Usha Maurya	INC	18,593
243	Khaga (SC)		Krishna Paswan	BJP	Om Prakash Gihar	INC	56,434
244	Rampur Khas	Pratapgarh	Aradhana Misra	INC	Nagesh Pratap Singh	BJP	17,066
245	Babaganj (SC)		Vinod Kumar	Ind.	Pawan Kumar	BJP	37,160
246	Kunda		Raghuraj Pratap Singh	Ind.	Janaki Sharan	BJP	103,647
247	Vishwanathganj		Rakesh Kumar Verma	AD(S)	Sanjay Pandey	INC	23,358
248	Pratapgarh		Sangam Lal Gupta	AD(S)	Nagrenda Singh	SP	34,554
249	Patti		Rajednra Pratap Singh	BJP	Ram Singh	SP	1,476
250	Raniganj		Dhiraj Ojha	BJP	Shakeel Ahmad Khan	BSP	9009
251	Sirathu	Kaushambi	Sheetla Prasad	BJP	Vachaspati	SP	26,203
252	Manjhanpur (SC)		Lal Bahadur	BJP	Indrajeet Saroj	BSP	4,160
253	Chail		Sanjay Kumar	BJP	Talat Azim	INC	40,116
254	Phaphamau	Allahabad	Vikramjeet	BJP	Ansar Ahmad	SP	25,985
255	Soraon (SC)		Jamuna Prasad	AD(S)	Geeta Devi	BSP	17,735
256	Phulpur		Praveen Kumar Singh	BJP	Mansoor Alam	SP	26,613
257	Pratappur		Mohd Mujtaba Siddqui	BSP	Karan Singh	AD(S)	2,654
258	Handia		Hakim Lal	BSP	Pramila Devi	AD(S)	8,526
259	Meja		Neelam Karwariya	BJP	Ram Sewak Singh	SP	19,843
260	Karachhana		Ujjwal Raman Singh	SP	Piyush Ranjan	BJP	15,024
261	Allahabad West		Sidharth Nath Singh	BJP	Richa Singh	SP	25,336
262	Allahabad North		Harshvardhan Bajpai	BJP	Anugrah Narayan Singh	INC	35,025
263	Allahabad South		Nand Gopal Gupta Nandi	BJP	Parvez Ahmad	SP	28,587
264	Bara (SC)		Ajai Kumar	BJP	Ajay	SP	34,053
265	Koraon (SC)		Rajmani	BJP	Ram Kripal	INC	53,696
266	Kursi	Barabanki	Sakendra Pratap Verma	BJP	Fareed Kidwai	SP	28,679
267	Ramnagar		Sharad Kumar Awasthi	BJP	Arvinda Kumar Singh	SP	22,727
268	Barabanki		Dharamraj Singh Yadav	SP	Suredra Singh	BSP	29,704
269	Zaidpur (SC)		Upendra Singh	BJP	Tanuj Punia	INC	29,181
270	Dariyabad		Satish chandra Sharma	BJP	Rajiv Kumar Singh	SP	50,686
271	Rudauli	Faizabad	Ram Chandra Yadav	BJP	Abbas Ali Zaidi	SP	31,259
272	Haidergarh (SC)	Barabanki	Baidnath Rawat	BJP	Ram Magan	SP	33,520
273	Milkipur (SC)	Faizabad	Gorakh Nath	BJP	Awadesh Prasad	SP	28,276
274	Bikapur		Shobha Singh Chauhan	BJP	Anand Sen	SP	26,652
275	Ayodhya		Ved Prakash Gupta	BJP	Tej Narayan Pandey	SP	50,440
276	Goshainganj		Indra Pratap Tiwari	BJP	Abhay Singh	SP	11,620
277	Katehari	Ambedkar Nagar	Lal Ji verma	BSP	Awadesh Kumar Diwedi	BJP	6,287
278	Tanda		Sanju Devi	BJP	Azeemul Haq Pahalwan	BSP	1,723
279	Alapur (SC)		Anita	BJP	Sangeeta	SP	12,513
280	Jalalpur		Ritesh Pandey	BSP	Rajesh Singh	BJP	13,030
281	Akbarpur		Ram Achal Rajbhar	BSP	Ram Murti Verma	SP	14,013
282	Balha (SC)	Bahraich	Akshaibar Lal	BJP	Kiran Bharti	BSP	46,616
283	Nanpara		Madhuri Verma	BJP	Waris Ali	INC	18,669
284	Matera		Yasar Shah	SP	Arun Veer Singh	BJP	1,595
285	Mahasi		Sureshwar Singh	BJP	Ali Akbar	INC	58,969
286	Bahraich		Anupma Jaiswal	BJP	Rubab Sayeda	SP	6,702
287	Payagpur		Subhash Tripathi	BJP	Mukesh Srivastava	SP	41,541
288	Kaiserganj		Mukut Bihari	BJP	Khalid Khan	BSP	27,363
289	Bhinga	Shrawasti	Mohammad Aslam	BSP	Alekshendra Kant Singh	BJP	6,090
290	Shrawasti		Ram Feran	BJP	Mohd Ramzan	SP	445
291	Tulsipur	Balrampur	Kailash Nath Shukla	BJP	Zeba Rizwan	INC	18,659
292	Gainsari		Shailesh Kumar Singh	BJP	Alauddin	BSP	2,303
293	Utraula		Ram Pratap alias Shashikant Verma	BJP	Arif Anwar Hashmi	SP	29,174
294	Balrampur (SC)		Palturam	BJP	Shivlal	INC	24,860
295	Mehnaun	Gonda	Vinay Kumar	BJP	Arshad Ali Khan	BSP	36,378
296	Gonda		Prateek Bhushan Singh	BJP	Mo Jaleel Khan	BSP	11,678
297	Katra Bazar		Bawan Singh	BJP	Baij Nath	SP	30,811
298	Colonelganj		Ajay Pratap Singh	BJP	Yogesh Pratap Singh	SP	28,405
299	Tarabganj		Prem Narayan Pandey	BJP	Vinod Kumar	SP	38,442
300	Mankapur (SC)		Rampati Shastri	BJP	Ramesh Chandra	BSP	60,161
301	Gaura		Prabhat Varma	BJP	Ram Pratap Singh	SP	29855
302	Shohratgarh	Siddharthnagar	Amar Singh Chaudhary	AD(S)	Mohd Jameel	BSP	22,124
303	Kapilvastu (SC)		Shyam Dhani	BJP	Vijay Kumar	SP	38,154
304	Bansi		Jai Pratap Singh	BJP	Lal Ji	SP	18,942
305	Itwa		Satish Chandra Dwivedi	BJP	Arshad Khursheed	BSP	10,208
306	Domariyaganj		Raghvendra Pratap Singh	BJP	Saiyada Khatoon	BSP	171
307	Harraiya	Basti	Ajay Kumar Singh	BJP	Raj Kishore Singh	SP	30,106
308	Kaptanganj		Chandra Prakash	BJP	Ram Prasad Chaudhary	BSP	6,827
309	Rudhauli		Sanjay Pratap Jaiswal	BJP	Rajendra Prasad Chaudhary	BSP	21,805
310	Basti Sadar		Dayaram Chaudhary	BJP	Mahendra Nath Yadav	SP	42,594
311	Mahadewa (SC)		Ravi Kumar Sonkar	BJP	Doodhram	BSP	25,884
312	Menhdawal	Sant Kabir Nagar	Rakesh Singh Baghel	BJP	Anil Kumar Tripathi	BSP	42,914
313	Khalilabad		Digvijay Narayan alias Jay Chaubey	BJP	Mashhoor Alam Choudhary	BSP	16,037
314	Dhanghata (SC)		Sriram Chauhan	BJP	Agloo Prasad	SP	16,909
315	Pharenda	Maharajganj	Bajrang Bahadur Singh	BJP	Virendra Chaudhary	INC	2,354
316	Nautanwa		Aman Mani Tripathi	IND	Kunwar Kaushal Kishore Singh	SP	32,256
317	Siswa		Prem Sagar Patel	BJP	Shivendra Singh	SP	68,186
318	Maharajganj (SC)		Jai Mangal	BJP	Nirmesh Mangal	BSP	68,361
319	Paniyara		Gyanendra	BJP	Ganesh Shankar Pandey	BSP	67,491
320	Caimpiyarganj	Gorakhpur	Fateh Bahadur Singh	BJP	Chinta Yadav	INC	32,854
321	Pipraich		Mahendra Pal Singh	BJP	Aftab Alam	BSP	12,809
322	Gorakhpur Urban		Radha Mohan Das Agarwal	BJP	Rana Rahul Singh	INC	60,730
323	Gorakhpur Rural		Bipin Singh	BJP	Vijay Bahadur Yadav	SP	4,410
324	Sahajanwa		Sheetal Pandey	BJP	Yaspal Singh Rawat	SP	15,377
325	Khajani (SC)		Sant Prasad	BJP	Rajkumar	BSP	20,079
326	Chauri-Chaura		Sangeeta Yadav	BJP	Manurojan Yadav	SP	45,660
327	Bansgaon (SC)		Vimlesh Paswan	BJP	Dharmendra Kumar	BSP	22,873
328	Chillupar		Vijay Shankar Tiwari	BSP	Rajesh Tripathi	BJP	3,359
329	Khadda	Kushinagar	Jatashanker Tripathi	BJP	Vijay Pratap Kushwaha	BSP	38,497
330	Padrauna		Swami Prasad Maurya	BJP	Javed Iqbal	BSP	40,552
331	Tamkuhi Raj		Ajay Kumar Lallu	INC	Jagadish Mishra	BJP	18,114
332	Fazilnagar		Ganga	BJP	Vishwnath	SP	41,922
333	Kushinagar		Rajnikant Mani Tripathi	BJP	Rajesh Pratap Rao "Banti Bhaiya "	BSP	48,103
334	Hata		Pawan Kumar	BJP	Radheshyam Singh	SP	53,076
335	Ramkola (SC)		Ramanand Baudh	SBSP	Purnmasi Dehati	SP	55,729
336	Rudrapur	Deoria	Jai Prakash Nishad	BJP	Akhilesh Pratap Singh	INC	26,789
337	Deoria		Janmejai Singh	BJP	J.P. Jaiswal	SP	46,236
338	Pathardeva		Surya Pratap Shahi	BJP	Shakir Ali	SP	42,997
339	Rampur Karkhana		Kamlesh Shukla	BJP	Fasiha Manzer Ghazala Lari	SP	9,987
340	Bhatpar Rani		Ashutosh Upadhyay	SP	Jayanth Kushwaha	BJP	11,097
341	Salempur (SC)		Kali Prasad	BJP	Vijay Laxmi Gautam	SP	25,654
342	Barhaj		Suresh Tiwari	BJP	Murli Manohar Jaiswal	SP	11,716
343	Atrauliya	Azamgarh	Sangram Yadav	SP	Kanhaiya Lal Nishad	BJP	2,467
344	Gopalpur		Nafees Ahmad	SP	Shrikrishna Pal	BJP	14,960
345	Sagri		Bandana Singh	BSP	Jairam Patel	SP	5,475
346	Mubarakpur		Shah Alam	BSP	Akhilesh Yadav	SP	688
347	Azamgarh		Durga Prasad Yadav	SP	Akhilesh	BJP	26,262
348	Nizamabad		Alambadi	SP	Chandra Dev Ram	BSP	18529
349	Phoolpur Pawai		Arun Kumar Yadav	BJP	Abul Qais Azmi	BSP	7,295
350	Didarganj		Sukhdev Rajbhar	BSP	Adil Sheikh	SP	3,645
351	Lalganj (SC)		Azad Ari Mardan	BSP	Daroga Prasad Saroj	BJP	2,227
352	Mehnagar (SC)		Kalpnath Paswan	SP	Manjoo Saroj	SBSP	5,412
353	Madhuban	Mau	Dara Singh Chauhan	BJP	Amresh Chand	INC	29,415
354	Ghosi		Fagu Chauhan	BJP	Abbas Ansari	BSP	7,003
355	Muhammadabad-Gohna (SC)		Shriram Sonkar	BJP	Rajendra	BSP	538
356	Mau		Mukhtar Ansari	BSP	Mahendra Rajbhar	SBSP	8,698
357	Belthara Road (SC)	Ballia	Dhananjay Kannoujia	BJP	Gorakh Paswan	SP	18,319
358	Rasara		Umashankar Singh	BSP	Ram Iqball Singh	BJP	33,887
359	Sikanderpur		Sanjay Yadav	BJP	Ziauddin Rizwi	SP	23,548
360	Phephana		Upendra Tiwari	BJP	Ambika Choudhary	BSP	17,897
361	Ballia Nagar		Anand	BJP	Laxman	SP	40,011
362	Bansdih		Ram Govind Chaudhary	SP	Ketakee Singh	IND	1,687
363	Bairia		Surendra	BJP	Jai Prakash Anchal	SP	17,077
364	Badlapur	Jaunpur	Ramesh Chandra Mishra	BJP	Lalji Yadav	BSP	2,372
365	Shahganj		Shailendra Yadav Lalai	SP	Rana Ajeet Pratap Singh	SBSP	9,162
366	Jaunpur		Girish Chandra Yadav	BJP	Nadeem Javed	INC	12,284
367	Malhani		Parasnath Yadava	SP	Dhananjay Singh	NISHAD	21,210
368	Mungra Badshahpur		Sushma Patel	BSP	Seema Dwivedi	BJP	5,920
369	Machhlishahr (SC)		Jagdish Sonkar	SP	Anita Rawat	BJP	4,179
370	Mariyahu		Leena Tiwari	AD(S)	Shraddha Yadav	SP	11,350
371	Zafrabad		Dr Harendra Prasad Singh	BJP	Sachindra Nath Tripathi	SP	24,865
372	Kerakat (SC)		Dinesh Choudahry	BJP	Sajai Kumar Saroj	SP	15,259
373	Jakhanian (SC)	Ghazipur	Triveni Ram	SBSP	Gareeb	SP	5,157
374	Saidpur (SC)		Subhash Pasi	SP	Vidyasagar Sonkar	BJP	8,710
375	Ghazipur Sadar		Sangeeta Balwant	BJP	Rajesh Kuswaha	SP	32,607
376	Jangipur		Virendra Kumar Yadav	SP	Ramesh Narayan Kushwaha	BJP	3,239
377	Zahoorabad		Om Prakash Rajbhar	SBSP	Kalicharan	BSP	18,081
378	Mohammadabad		Alka Rai	BJP	Sibakatullah Ansari	BSP	32,727
379	Zamania		Sunita (politician)	BJP	Atul Kumar	BSP	9,264
380	Mughalsarai	Chandauli	Sadhana Singh (politician)	BJP	Babulal	SP	13,243
381	Sakaldiha		Prabhunarayan Yadav	SP	Suryamuni Tiwari	BJP	14,969
382	Saiyadraja		Sushil Singh	BJP	Shyam Narayan Singh	BSP	14,494
383	Chakia (SC)		Sharada Prasad	BJP	Jitendra Kumar	BSP	20,063
384	Pindra	Varanasi	Avadhesh Singh	BJP	Babulal	BSP	36,849
385	Ajagara (SC)		Kailash Nath Sonkar	SBSP	Lalji Sonkar	SP	21,349
386	Shivpur		Anil Rajbhar	BJP	Anand Mohan Yadav	SP	54,259
387	Rohaniya		Surendra Narayan Singh	BJP	Mahendra Singh Patel	SP	57,553
388	Varanasi North		Ravindra Jaiswal	BJP	Abdul Samad Ansari	INC	45,502
389	Varanasi South		Neelkanth Tiwari	BJP	Rajesh Mishra	INC	17,226
390	Varanasi Cantt.		Saurabh Srivastava	BJP	Anil Srivastava	INC	61,326
391	Sevapuri		Neel Ratan Singh Patel Neelu	AD(S)	Surendra Singh Patel	SP	49,182
392	Bhadohi	Bhadohi	Ravindra Nath Tripathi	BJP	Zahid Beg	SP	1,105
393	Gyanpur		Vijay Mishra	NISHAD	Mahendra Kumaer Bind	BJP	20,230
394	Aurai (SC)		Dinanath Bhaskar	BJP	Madhubala	SP	19,779
395	Chhanbey (SC)	Mirzapur	Rahul Prakash	AD(S)	Dhaneswar	BSP	63,468
396	Mirzapur		Ratnakar Mishra	BJP	Kailash Chaurasiya	SP	57,412
397	Majhawan		Suchismita Maurya	BJP	Ramesh Chand Bind	BSP	41,159
398	Chunar		Anurag Singh	BJP	Jagtamba Singh Patel	SP	62,228
399	Marihan		Rama Shankar Singh	BJP	Lalitesh Pati Tripathi	INC	46,598
400	Ghorawal	Sonbhadra	Anil Kumar Maurya	BJP	Ramesh Chandra	SP	57,649
401	Robertsganj		Bhupesh Chaubey	BJP	Avinash Kushvaha	SP	40,538
402	Obra (ST)		Sanjiv Kumar	BJP	Ravi Gond	SP	44,269
403	Duddhi (ST)		Hariram	AD(S)	Vijay Singh Gond	BSP	1,085

Reactions

After the BJP emerged as the majority party in the election, Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked the public in a tweet saying, "Gratitude to the people of India for the continued faith, support and affection for the BJP. This is very humbling & overwhelming." The BJP's UP chief Keshav Prasad Maurya attributed the victory to Modi saying, "It is a Modi wave. The wave which started with 2014 Lok Sabha elections is continuing in 2017 and the momentum will go beyond the 2019 general elections."[34] Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi sent a tweet to Modi congratulating him for his party's victory, to which Modi replied, "Thank you. Long live democracy!"[35] Modi was congratulated on the victory by U.S. President Donald Trump during a telephone conversation on 27 March 2017.[36]

The BBC wrote that the BJP "appears to have successfully forged a coalition of upper, middle-ranking and lower castes to be able to manipulate the social arithmetic of Indian elections". It also noted that the party had been able to avoid the image of "doling out reckless patronage to a caste or group", which the BBC considered responsible for the SP's defeat. Bhanu Joshi of Delhi-based think tank Centre for Policy Research said, "He [Modi] has managed to go beyond the caste arithmetic. On the ground, the BJP is not perceived as a casteist party."[37]

Political scientist Milan Vaishnav felt that the election "represents a referendum on demonetisation". Vaishnav said, "Whether voters were bothered by the implementation of the policy or not, they clearly have decided that the PM is a man of action."[37]

BSP Leader and former Chief Minister Mayavati claimed that the BJP tampered with the Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) thereby rigging the election outcome. However, this charge was rejected by the Election Commission as well as other parties as lacking any substance.[38][39][40][41]

See also

• 2017 elections in India
• Elections in Uttar Pradesh

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External links

• Chief Electoral Officer Uttar Pradesh