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Election 09 at a Glance
mini The elections of 2009 will mark the 15th Lok Sabha Electionmini Voting scheduled from Apr 16th to May 13th, with Results on May 16thmini 714 million voters, 43m more than elections of 2004mini 8,28,804 polling stations, 1.36m EVMs, 4m civic officials, 2.1m security officialsmini Photo electoral rolls to be used for first time in 522 of total 543 constituenciesmini Total expenditure estimated to be around Rs. 10,000 croremini A polling booth in the interiors of Gir forest in Junagadh has one votermini In Chhattisgarh, one polling booth has been made for just two votersmini In Arunachal Pradesh, three booths have been made for three voters each


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2009 results from Poorest Areas

India 2009 election final results:

Who won from the poorest districts of India?

Constituency State Candidate Party
Supaul (Saharsa) Bihar Vishva mohan Kumar JD-U
Nawada Bihar Bhola Singh BJP
Sarguja Chhattisgarh Muralilal Singh BJP
Rajnandgaon Chhattisgarh Madhusudan Yadav BJP
Palamu Jharkhand Kameshwar Baitha JMM
Dumka Jharkhand Shibu Soren JMM
Balaghat MP K D Deshmukh BJP
Betul MP Jyoti Dhurve BJP
Mandla MP Basori Singh Masram INC
Tikamgarh MP Virendra Kumar BJP
Nanded Maharashtra K P B Bapurao INC
Maharajganj UP Harsh Vardhan INC
Bolangir Orissa K N Singh Deo BJD
Kalahandi Orissa Bhakta Charan Das INC
Koraput Orissa Jayaram Pangi BJD

Understanding the Election 2009 Trends:

Trends emerging from Results
Crorepati Candidates Muslim Votes Newcomers
Poor Districts Suicide Belt Results Terror Hit Areas
Urban India Violence Hit Vote Share
Winning Margins Election Performers  

The Elections Results of India from 1951 to 2009:

The Lok Sabha elections of 2009 took place on 5 days, spread between April 16th and May 13th, and the counting of the voting ballots takes place on May 16th. A total of 71.4 crore voters exercised their voting rights through 11 lakh electronic voting machines. June 2nd has been set as a deadline for the start of the 15th Lok Sabha. So, on May 16th, the fate of 15th Lok Sabha will be decided.

The links below are to provide you with the most comprehensive election results for Indian states you'll find on the internet. We showcse to you election results starting from 1951 to 2009. The results have been listed out in a fairly simple manner so that you can easily undersatnd the voting pattern and see which party has been in favour over the years.


State wise Parliamentary Election Results

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