KARNAL
Assembly seat no. 21 in Haryana · Vidhan Sabha seat contested 14 times since 1967.
Haryana also has a Lok Sabha constituency called KARNAL. It is a different territory with a different electorate — see its 15 results.
Winner, 2000
JAI PARKASH
IND
Elections held
14
1967–2024
Most successful party
BJP
won 5 of 14
Margin, 2000
3,733
4.43% of valid votes
Result, 2000
Runner-up
BJPSATISH KALRA
- Votes
- 27,762
- Vote share
- 32.98%
- Behind by
- 3,733
Electors
1,41,114
Total votes polled
84,185
Valid votes
84,185
NOTA votes
—
Turnout
59.7%
Full result, 2000
14 candidates · 84,185 valid votes
JAI PARKASHINDwon
31,495
37.4%
SATISH KALRABJP
27,762
33.0%
SURESH GUPTA S/O SOM DATTINC
8,790
10.4%
SURESH GUPTA S/O DAYA RAMIND
8,276
9.8%
NATHI RAMIND
3,177
3.8%
NARENDER KUMARIND
825
1.0%
BHAGAT RAMIND
797
0.9%
BRIJ BHUSHANIND
779
0.9%
SURESH KUMAR S/O DHARAM PALIND
625
0.7%
PALVINDER SINGHBSP
594
0.7%
JILE SINGHIND
424
0.5%
CHANDER KALAIND
304
0.4%
Showing the top 12 of 14. The full list is in the API.
Past results
Most recent 5 of 14 elections
| Year | Winner | Party | Votes | Vote share | Runner-up | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Jagmohan Anand | BJP | 90,006 | 59.66% | Sumita Virk | 33,652 |
| 2019 | Manohar Lal | BJP | 79,906 | 63.72% | Tarlochan Singh | 45,188 |
| 2014 | MANOHAR LAL KHATTAR | BJP | 82,485 | 58.78% | JAI PARKASH GUPTA KARNAL | 63,773 |
| 2009 | SUMITA SINGH | INC | 35,894 | 35.45% | JAI PARKASH | 3,731 |
| 2005 | SUMITA SINGH | INC | 53,300 | 53.02% | JAI PARKASH | 33,997 |
Who has held it
Wins by party across every election above
Turnout and closeness over time
Turnout
Winning margin
Frequently asked
Straight answers to the questions this page exists to answer.
Who won the KARNAL assembly constituency in 2024?
Jagmohan Anand (BJP) won KARNAL in 2024, by a margin of 33,652 votes.
Which party has won KARNAL the most times?
BJP, with 5 of the 14 wins recorded since 1967.
How many times has KARNAL gone to the polls?
14 times, from 1967 to 2024.
Who has won KARNAL the most times?
SUMITA SINGH, with 2 wins between 2005 and 2009.
