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← Rajasthan · 2009

lok sabha assembly segment / GENERAL ELECTION

Mahuwa · 2009

Rajasthan · Constituency 86 · Parliamentary constituency: Dausa

Public archive reference. Candidate names and historical geography are reproduced as supplied. Source rank and vote order are not a reviewed winner declaration. Assembly-segment votes only: do not add these to parliamentary constituency totals.

Candidate records · 14 rows
Source rankCandidatePartyVotesSource vote share
1KIRODI LALIND71,49663.91%
2QUMMER RUBBANIIND31,49028.15%
3LAXMANINC5,8145.20%
4RAM KISHORE MEENABJP1,2321.10%
5LOKESHBSP5200.46%
6SHIVA RAMRJVP2910.26%
7LADU RAMIND2880.26%
8RAJENDRA SINGHIND2300.21%
9RAMESHWAR NIRVANIND1390.12%
10RAM LALBHBP1070.10%
11DHARM SINGHJGP810.07%
12BHARAT HOTLALJP740.07%
13GAJENDRA PAL SINGHKKJHS720.06%
14MUKESH KUMARBSA330.03%

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 source111,867

Boundary identifier: 4 · Dataset: tcpd-ga

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