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Punjab · Assembly Constituency 106

Giddar BahaAssembly by-election result, 1995

M.S. Badal (SAD) won Giddar Baha in the 1995 assembly by-election with 51.1% of the vote, beating Deepak Kumar (INC) by 2,115 votes.

Seat boundaries were redrawn before the 1977 election. In 1972, there was no seat no. 106. Seat boundaries were redrawn after 2007. From 2012, seat no. 106 is Amargarh. See the seat history for this ground's earlier results.

Winner

M.S. Badal
SAD 51.1%INC 48.9%
Votes
50,404
51.1% share
Winning margin
2,115
2.1% of votes
Candidates
2

A closely fought contest. M.S. Badal won with a 2.1% margin.

Seat history

All Candidates

2 candidates
#CandidatePartyVotes · %
1
M.S. Badal
50,40451.1%
2
Deepak Kumar
48,28948.9%

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A close contest, an essentially two-way race.

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How safe is this seat?

SEAT
2.1%

winning margin, share of votes

How many parties were really in the race?

SEAT
Essentially two

SAD and INC took 100% of the votes.

Parties in the race 2.00

How did the vote split?

SEAT
51.1%won by SAD
SAD 51.1%INC 48.9%

This seat number was reused from 2012. The district data on file describe the seat as contested from 2012, so they are not shown for earlier elections.

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Who has won Giddar Baha, 1977–2007

  1. 1977PARKASH SINGH (SAD), margin 25.6%
  2. 1980PARKSAH SINGH (SAD), margin 16.0%
  3. 1985PARKASH SINGH (SAD), margin 13.9%
  4. 1992RAGHUBIR SINGH (INC), margin 36.0%
  5. 1997MANPREET SINGH BADAL (SAD), margin 17.8%
  6. 2002MANPREET SINGH BADAL (SAD), margin 14.5%
  7. 2007MANPREET SINGH BADAL (SAD), margin 15.3%