UMARDA
Assembly seat no. 309 in Uttar Pradesh · Vidhan Sabha seat contested 6 times since 1977.
Winner, 1991
ARVIND PARTAP SINGH
JP
Elections held
6
1977–1996
Most successful party
BJP
won 1 of 6
Margin, 1991
3,444
3.69% of valid votes
Result, 1991
Runner-up
JDDEVESHWAR NARAYAN SINGH
- Votes
- 28,496
- Vote share
- 30.50%
- Behind by
- 3,444
Electors
1,88,369
Total votes polled
93,431
Valid votes
93,431
NOTA votes
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Turnout
49.6%
Full result, 1991
23 candidates · 93,431 valid votes
ARVIND PARTAP SINGHJPwon
31,940
34.2%
DEVESHWAR NARAYAN SINGHJD
28,496
30.5%
YADURAJ SINGH RAJA BHAIYABJP
16,580
17.8%
JADU NATHBSP
5,537
5.9%
KIRAN YADAVINC
4,938
5.3%
RAM SWARUPIND
1,283
1.4%
RAM PRAKASH VERMALKD
986
1.1%
RADHE SHYAMDDP
845
0.9%
BALAK RAMIND
594
0.6%
ARUN KUMAR SINGH RAJPUTIND
451
0.5%
SURAJ NARAIN (MUNNA MISHRA)IND
421
0.5%
RAJENDER SINGHIND
196
0.2%
Showing the top 12 of 23. The full list is in the API.
Past results
Most recent 5 of 6 elections
| Year | Winner | Party | Votes | Vote share | Runner-up | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1996 | KAILASH SINGH RAJPUT | BJP | 43,052 | 34.60% | VIJAY BAHADUR PAL | 1,759 |
| 1991 | ARVIND PARTAP SINGH | JP | 31,940 | 34.19% | DEVESHWAR NARAYAN SINGH | 3,444 |
| 1989 | RAM BAKSH VERMA | JD | 54,459 | 50.67% | KUNWAR YOGENDER SINGH | 17,474 |
| 1985 | RAMA NANDANI VERMA | LKD | 40,570 | 44.71% | KUWAR YOGENDAR SINGH | 3,613 |
| 1980 | KUNWAR YOGENDRA SINGH | INC(I) | 32,842 | 41.29% | RAM BUX VERMA | 7,183 |
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 UMARDA assembly constituency in 1996?
KAILASH SINGH RAJPUT (BJP) won UMARDA in 1996, by a margin of 1,759 votes.
Which party has won UMARDA the most times?
BJP, with 1 of the 6 wins recorded since 1977.
How many times has UMARDA gone to the polls?
6 times, from 1977 to 1996.
Who has won UMARDA the most times?
KAILASH SINGH RAJPUT, with 1 win between 1996 and 1996.
