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Bihar · PC 42 · 1996Reserved (SC)

Nawada

Winner — Lok Sabha 1996

KAMESHWAR PASWAN
BJP· BJP
BJP 41.3%CPM 28.4%30 others 30.3%
Votes
3,10,194
41.7% share
Winning margin
96,914
13.0% of votes
Total votes cast
7,51,302
Candidates
32
Seat history

All Candidates

32 total
#CandidatePartyVotesShare
1
KAMESHWAR PASWAN
3,10,19441.7%
2
PREMCHAND RAM
2,13,28028.7%
3
MALATI DEVI
IND
1,14,12015.3%
4
SHRIMATI JYOTI
67,0319.0%
5
ARJUN RAM
14,4391.9%
6
YAMUNA MANJHI
IND
2,7870.4%
7
KUNWAR RAM
IND
2,3760.3%
8
RAMBRIKSHA CHAUDHARY
IND
2,2120.3%
9
GOPAL PRASAD
IND
2,1770.3%
10
RAJESH PASWAN
IND
1,9070.3%
11
MATHURA RAJBANSHI
IND
1,8320.3%
12
RAMDHARI CHOUDHARY
IND
1,1100.1%
13
SHIWAPOOJAN PASWAN
IND
1,0000.1%
14
MITHILA SHARAN
IND
9840.1%
15
MEWALAL RAJ
IND
9540.1%
16
KRISHNA CHOUDHARY
IND
8640.1%
17
BABULAL RAVIDAS
IND
8370.1%
18
CHANDO RAM
IND
7810.1%
19
SHIWAPOOJAN KUMAR
IND
6360.1%
20
DHANESHWARY MANJHI
IND
5320.1%
21
DOMA MANJHI
IND
5150.1%
22
SUPENDRA PASWAN
IND
4630.1%
23
SARYOO MANJHEE
IND
4470.1%
24
MAHENDRA PASWAN
IND
4230.1%
25
SHAMBHOO CHAUDHARY
IND
3660.1%
26
JAGESHWAR PASWAN
IND
2990.0%
27
CHAMELI DEVI
IND
2960.0%
28
MAHENDRA MANJHI
IND
2870.0%
29
HARDEYAL RAM
AIIC(T)
2370.0%
30
AMBIKA RAVIDAS
IND
1620.0%
31
SURESH MOCHEE
IND
1050.0%
32
JAGDISH PRASAD
IND
910.0%

Affidavit details — declared assets, criminal cases and education — aren't available for this seat yet. The results above are complete; only the candidate-affidavit layer is missing.

An essentially two-way race.

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How safe is this seat?

SEAT
safe
13.0%
NOT REPORTED
mean 21.9% · min 1.7% · max 70.9%

How contested is turnout?

SEAT
73%
lowerhigher

How crowded is the field?

SEAT
2.11
fewer partiesmore parties

How much NOTA?

SEAT
NOT REPORTED

How often does it back the winner?

SEAT
neveralways

matches the ruling party

How did the vote split?

SEAT
2.11EFFECTIVE PARTIES
BJP 41.7%CPM 28.7%IND 15.3%INC 9.0%OTH 5.3%

Who ran, on record?

SEAT
NOT YET COMPUTED

Historical constituency — last contested in 1999. Redrawn or abolished in a later delimitation, so it has no present-day district or state context; its full territorial history is above and in the Seat-history drawer.