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A. M. KHAN

3 candidacies between 1967 and 1989, 1 won, across 3 constituencies.

OverviewElection HistoryConstituencies Contested
Contests
3
1967–1989
Won
1
33% win rate
Lost
2
67% of contests
Votes polled
17,302
across every contest
Best result
RUDHAULI
31.8% vote share, 1967
Largest victory
510
RUDHAULI, 1967

Vote share by contest

Chronological, one point per candidacy — not one per year, since a career can include more than one contest in the same election

0%9%18%27%36%19671989A. M. KHAN

Results Overview

3CONTESTS
  • Won1 (33%)
  • Lost2 (67%)

Parties fought under

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