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After more than six weeks of voting in the world’s largest democracy, India has been waiting for this day: the announcement of election results that will chart the country’s path for the next five years and quite possibly longer.
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Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party and its allies
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Narendra Modi, India’s most powerful politician in a generation, is seeking a third consecutive term as prime minister, which would make him only the second Indian leader to achieve the feat.
In the months leading up to the election, about three dozen opposition parties formed a grand alliance called the Indian National Development Inclusion Alliance (INDIA), hoping to bring their votes together for a more forceful fight against Mr. Modi The formidable Bharatiya Janata Party.
| party | alliance | number of seats | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) |
confidentiality agreement | 0 | ||
| India | 0 | |||
|
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) |
India | 0 | ||
|
All India Trinamool Congress |
India | 0 | ||
Modi sells himself to voters as the man who will keep India moving forward at home and abroad. His opponents warn that his continued leadership would put India’s democratic and secular foundations at serious risk.
Note: Dotted lines indicate disputed boundaries.
As the results come in, Indians will be keeping a close eye on the trend lines for Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party. Gained only 52 seats in Congress.
To mount a serious challenge to Mr Modi, the Congress party must significantly improve its performance this election.
The BJP has set higher goals for itself in the 2024 general elections. But the newly united opposition alliance hopes to bring the party beyond its stated goal of 400 seats in the lower house of parliament, or even narrow its majority.
Results by constituency
The table shows the results for the 2024 parliamentary constituencies, grouped by the coalition that won the last general election.
Where NDAs Won in 2019
| constituency | Total votes | Leading edge |
|---|---|---|
| guntur andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Srikakulam andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Vijayawada andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| arunachal east arunachal pradesh |
0 | — |
| western arunachal pradesh arunachal pradesh |
0 | — |
| alaria bihar |
0 | — |
| Allah bihar |
0 | — |
| Aurangabad bihar |
0 | — |
| bank bihar |
0 | — |
| begusale bihar |
0 | — |
| Bhagalpur bihar |
0 | — |
| steam bihar |
0 | — |
| darbhanga bihar |
0 | — |
| Gaya bihar |
0 | — |
| gopalganj bihar |
0 | — |
| Hajipur bihar |
0 | — |
| jehanabad bihar |
0 | — |
| jamui bihar |
0 | — |
| jajpur bihar |
0 | — |
| karakat bihar |
0 | — |
Where parties without coalitions win
| constituency | Total votes | Leading edge |
|---|---|---|
| Amalapuram andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Anacapali andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| ananathapur andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Aruku andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Bapatila andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Chittor andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Eluru andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| hindupur andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Gadaba andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Kakinada andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Coonoor andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| machilipatnam andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Nandyal andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| nasapuram andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Narasaraopet andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Nellore andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| creditor andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Rajahmundry andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Rajpet andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
| Tirupati andhra pradesh |
0 | — |
where the opposition wins
| constituency | Total votes | Leading edge |
|---|---|---|
| Andaman and Nicobar Islands | 0 | — |
| kishanganj bihar |
0 | — |
| bastar chhattisgarh |
0 | — |
| age chhattisgarh |
0 | — |
| south goa goa |
0 | — |
| Raj Mahal jharkhand |
0 | — |
| singbhum jharkhand |
0 | — |
| bangalore countryside Karnataka |
0 | — |
| Alappuzha kerala |
0 | — |
| alatur kerala |
0 | — |
| atingal kerala |
0 | — |
| Chalakudy kerala |
0 | — |
| ernakulam kerala |
0 | — |
| idukki kerala |
0 | — |
| kannur kerala |
0 | — |
| kasaragod kerala |
0 | — |
| Quilon kerala |
0 | — |
| kottayam kerala |
0 | — |
| Kozhikode kerala |
0 | — |
| malappuram kerala |
0 | — |
Other constituencies
| constituency | Total votes | Leading edge |
|---|---|---|
| barpeta assam |
0 | — |
| Darang-Udaguri assam |
0 | — |
| Dubri assam |
0 | — |
| dibrugarh assam |
0 | — |
| Deeves assam |
0 | — |
| Gauhati assam |
0 | — |
| Jorhat assam |
0 | — |
| Karimganj assam |
0 | — |
| Kaziranga assam |
0 | — |
| kokrajhar assam |
0 | — |
| lakhimpur assam |
0 | — |
| Nogon assam |
0 | — |
| Silchar assam |
0 | — |
| sonitpur assam |
0 | — |
| Anantnag-Rajuri jammu and kashmir |
0 | — |
| Baramulla jammu and kashmir |
0 | — |
| Jammu jammu and kashmir |
0 | — |
| srinagar jammu and kashmir |
0 | — |
| Udhampur jammu and kashmir |
0 | — |
| Ladakh | 0 | — |
Note: Since the last general election, the boundaries of parliamentary constituencies have been redrawn in Jammu and Kashmir and Assam. Because these changes make it difficult to compare votes in the newly drawn precincts with votes in the precincts used in 2019, we list them separately.
