Back to Jammu & Kashmir 2008 map
Jammu & Kashmir · Assembly Constituency 10 · 2008

Bandipora

Winner — 2008

NIZAMUDDIN BHAT
JKPDP· Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party (unaligned)
JKPDP 26.1%IND 24.5%17 others 49.4%
Votes
13,051
26.1% share
Winning margin
820
1.6% of votes
Total candidates
19
Turnout
57.1%
of 87,596

Bandipora was decided by a razor-thin margin of 1.6% — fewer than 820 votes separated winner from runner-up.

Seat history

All Candidates

19 total
#CandidatePartyVotesShare
1
NIZAMUDDIN BHAT
Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party (unaligned)
13,05126.1%
2
USMAN ABDUL MAJID
IND
12,23124.5%
3
MOHAMMAD ABDULLAH WANI
PDF
5,35610.7%
4
MOHD. ISMAIL BHAT
IND
3,9077.8%
5
GH. RASOOL MIR
3,5597.1%
6
HABIB ULLAH BHAT
IND
1,5333.1%
7
MOHD. IQBAL JAN
1,5243.0%
8
MOHD. QASIM MIR
1,2962.6%
9
MOHD. ANWAR WANI
NDA
9912.0%
10
HABIB ULLAH PAHLOO
IND
8831.8%
11
NOOR MOHAMMAD SHEERGOJRI
IND
8691.7%
12
IFTIKHAR AHMED PEERZADA
Samajwadi Party
8151.6%
13
SHAMAS-UD-DIN KHAN TRUK
NDA
7751.6%
14
GH. MOHI DIN BHAT
JKANC
7701.5%
15
BASHIR AHMED KHAN
IND
7011.4%
16
GOUSIA BASHIR
IND
6331.3%
17
ABDUL REHMAN THIKRIYA
UPA
5541.1%
18
MANZOOR AHMED KHAN
3050.6%
19
REYAZ AHMED WANI
BSP
2440.5%

DL — deposit lost: the candidate polled under one-sixth of valid votes and forfeits their election deposit under RPA 1951 s.158.

Low turnout (74th), a typical margin, a fragmented field.

LOADING SEAT HISTORY…

How safe is this seat?

SEAT
lean
1.6%
MORE COMPETITIVESAFER
mean 13.0% · min 0.1% · max 63.9%

How contested is turnout?

SEAT
54%
lowerhigher
74th of 90

How crowded is the field?

SEAT
6.35
fewer partiesmore parties
2nd of 90

How much NOTA?

SEAT
0.8%
lowerhigher
65th of 90

Where does the house stand?

SEAT
87 seats · 44 majority

How did the vote split?

SEAT
6.35EFFECTIVE PARTIES
JKPDP 26.1%IND 24.5%PDF 10.7%IND 7.8%JKN 7.1%OTH 23.8%

Who ran, on record?

SEAT
NOT YET COMPUTED

This seat number was reused from 2024. The district and local data on file describe the seat as contested from 2024, so they are not shown for earlier elections.

Ask the state

STATE INDICATORS · RBI 2024-25