Ananlysis & results of Andhra Pradesh Parliamentary Election Constituencies

Analysing 42 Lok Sabha Constituencies of Andhra Pradesh

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Andhra Pradesh, with 23 distrcits, has always seen a lot of political activity. Andhra Pradesh Elections have been a matter of utmost interest to many because of the Telangana poll issues and post poll alliances. From 1953 till 1983, Congress ruled the state without any interventions. A movement for a separate Telangana state did start in early 1969 by the Telangana Praja Samiti, but with the division of the party in late 1969, the movement faded away. The first challenge to Congress came in the year 1983, with the emergence of a popular telugu actor, N. T. Rama Rao. He formed the Telugu Desam Party, and within 9 months was elected to power. Since then, it has been a tussle between the Congress and the TDP. True to Andhra's political culture, there was a major breakup in NTR's party in 1994, when Chandrababu Naidu took control of leadership. A second Telangana movement, now going nowhere, was started in 2001 by Telangana Rashtra Samithi(TRS), which is now also a part of the ruling coalition.

On April 16th, Andhra Pradesh will see 13 of its 23 districts go to vote. The alliance between the TDP, TRS, CPI and CPM seems strong enough to challenge the upbeat Congress, which is fighting the elections almost alone. Superstar Chiranjeevi has also jumped in the election fray for the first time with his political party, Praja Rajyam, and it'd be good to see if it can make any impact on the results, especially in the Telangana region.

Polling Date for 42 Andhra Pradesh Constituencies are 16th & 23rd April '2009.

Andhra Pradesh Constituencies for 2009 Election:

With 42 Lok Sabha seats, Andhra Pradesh is the same size as West Bengal, in terms of seats. Here's a look at the Lok Sabha Parliamentary seats of West Bengal for 2009:

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2004 Results from Andhra Pradesh:

Andhra Pradesh has traditionally seen the Congress doing best. In the 2004 elections, Congress won 29 of the total 34 contested on. It's post-poll ally TRS won 5. BJP and BSP respectively fought on 9 and 26 seats, but both the parties failed to win a single seat.

You can view the complete Andhra Pradesh election results to see who won and who lost from 1951 to till date.

Current (2004) MP's from Andhra Pradesh:

Here's a list of Andhra Pradesh MP's who served you for the past 5 years. Some of you won't be aware of their names, most won't be aware of their photo, so here's all the detail you need to identify them:

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The 2009 India Elections Map:

Mouse-over on the respective state names to know the election dates in that state. Click on the state names for more news.