Rajasthan Lok Sabha Elections for Parliamentary constituencies

The 25 Lok Sabha seats & Constituencies of Rajasthan

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Rajasthan happens to be one of the largest states in India in terms of the area. Mostly comprising of the Thar Desert, Rajasthan has 33 districts, with it's capital at Jaipur. Rajasthan has traditionally seen a clear fight between the Congress and the BJP. If one term is ruled by the Congress, the other goes to BJP and vice versa.

All 25 seats in Rajasthan go to polls on 7th May '2009.

Rajasthan Constituencies for 2009 Elections:

Rajasthan has 25 constituencies. Of these, 3 are reserved for the Scheduled Castes and 3 for Scheduled Tribes. With the new delimitation rules now in effect for the India 2009 Elections, Rajasthan sees some old constituencies give way to new ones like Jaipur Rural and Rajsamand. Here's a list of the Lok Sabha seats in Rajasthan for 2009:

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2004 Parliamentary Election Results from Rajasthan:

If you are among those who look at past results, to get a trend for this year's election, then here's the tally of seats bagged by political parties in Rajasthan during 2004 elections. The magnitude of clout held by the BJP and Congress is made visible by the fact that of the 23 Political Parties including Independents and 185 contestants for 2004 election, BJP and Congress were the only two parties to win with 21 and 4 seats respectively. The volatility of Rajasthan voters is also showcased in the fact that despite providing BJP with a thumping victory in 2004, the 2008 elections saw a complete reversal of fates with Congress winning the state Assembly elections.

You can view our extensive Rajasthan election results to see who won and who lost from 1951 to till date.

MP's who won in 2004 from Rajasthan:

Here's a chance to know the MP's whom you got elected in 2004 General Elections from Rajasthan. This was the elections where some big-wigs lost like Girija Vyas from Congress and Jaswant Singh from BJP.

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The 2009 India Elections Map:

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