Gujarat Parliamentary Elections for Lok Sabha seats & constituencies

The 26 Lok Sabha seats & Constituencies of Gujarat

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Gujarat was created as a state in 1960, and from its initial 17 districts, it has now moved on to having 26 districts. The Gujarat election 2009 will have 26 constituencies. After the new delimitation rules, some new constituencies have been created for this year's Gujarat Lok Sabha elections, such as Panchmahal, Bardoli, Valsad and Vadodara.

The major players in Lok Sabha polls for Gujarat constituencies are the Congress and the BJP. No other state seees such a direct conflict. The Gujarat elections have little role for the regional parties and the major vote share goes to either the Congress or the BJP. The BJP seems to hold a upper hand owing to the fact that the Narendra Modi led BJP state Government has won 3 consective state elections. But then, as we all know, there's a huge difference in the mindset of voters when they vote for a state assembly and a Parliamentary election. MJP is the only other party which can pose a slight challenge to either BJP or COngress in some parliamentary constituencies.

All 26 seats in Gujarat go to polls on 30th April '2009.

Gujarat Constituency Profile for 2009 Elections:

Gujarat, being a politically charged state of India, holds considerable importance during the elections. Also, the fact that BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate contests from Gandhinagar in Gujarat, all eyes should remain on Gujarat when the voting reults are coming out. Gujarat has 26 constituencies, of which 4 are reserved for the Scheduled Tribes and 2 for the Scheduled Castes. Here's a list of the Lok Sabha seats in Gujarat for 2009:

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2004 Results from Gujarat:

2004 Gujarat elections saw BJP performing its worst since 1989, with just 14 seats. In the previous five parliamentary elections, the BJP had won 20 seats in 1999, 19 in 1998, 16 in 1996, 20 in 1991 and BJP_Janata Dal combine winning 23 in 1989. Congress won 12 seats. The voting % for BJP was 47.37% and that for Congress was 43.86%.

MP's who won in 2004 from Gujarat:

Here's a chance to know the MP's whom you got elected in 2004 General Elections from Gujarat.

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The 2009 India Elections Map:

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