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← Haryana · 2009

state assembly / GENERAL ELECTION

PANIPAT CITY · 2009

Haryana · Constituency 25

Public archive reference. Candidate names and historical geography are reproduced as supplied. Source rank and vote order are not a reviewed winner declaration.

Candidate records · 12 rows
Source rankCandidatePartyVotesSource vote share
1BALBIR PAL SHAHINC36,29438.42%
2SANJAY BHATIABJP24,13525.55%
3SURESH MITTALINLD21,94923.24%
4VINOD WADHERAHJCBL5,9536.30%
5KAPILBSP3,2593.45%
6RANJEET BHOLANCP6590.70%
7SUSHEEL SHARMAIND4760.50%
8DHARAM PAL BHATT MASTERRGD4660.49%
9GAUTAM RAJ SINGLAIND4090.43%
10RAMESH SINGLAIND3690.39%
11NARESH KASHYAPLNP3170.34%
12PREM CHAND MITTALIND1690.18%

Source & record context

Trivedi Centre for Political Data, Ashoka University

TCPD Indian Elections Dataset (TCPD-IED), Trivedi Centre for Political Data, Ashoka University. June 2023 archive.

Valid votes in source94,455
Electors in source144,053

Historical district field: PANIPAT. This does not establish a current district boundary.

Boundary identifier: 4 · Dataset: tcpd-ae

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