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Md Aslam

60 candidacies between 1974 and 2026, 5 won, across 42 constituencies.

Every contest

YearConstituencyHousePartyVotesSharePositionResult
2026CHAKULIAWest BengalAEIND1770.09%10Lost
2025SIKTABiharAEIND1,7220.82%10Lost
2024RAJMAHALJharkhandAEIND1730.07%14Lost
2023AdilabadTelanganaAEIND1,3910.74%5Lost
2022KANTHUttar PradeshAEIND2770.10%14Lost
2022HARDWAR RURALUttarakhandAENAKIBHARAT…3180.30%8Lost
2020JANGPURADelhiAEIND1130.13%7Lost
2019CHURURajasthanLSIND1,4270.11%13Lost
2017MORADABAD RURALUttar PradeshAEAIMIM3,5031.58%5Lost
2017BANDAUttar PradeshAEIND2,7361.50%4Lost
2015OKHLADelhiAEIND1530.09%7Lost
2012SHAHGANJUttar PradeshAEAITC1,1500.59%9Lost
2012DHOLANAUttar PradeshAEBSP49,81124.62%2Lost
2012MORADABAD RURALUttar PradeshAEPECP3,7992.10%5Lost
2010AMOURBiharAEANC2,7462.20%5Lost
2009JODHPURRajasthanLSIND1,4950.22%12Lost
2008SAHADARajasthanAEIND7910.62%8Lost
2008BhilwaraRajasthanAEIND2510.23%10Lost
2008INDERWALJammu and KashmirAEIND2240.42%10Lost
2008SURANKOTEJammu and KashmirAEINC28,10244.22%1Elected
2007BAREILLY CANTONMENTUttar PradeshAERLD7480.60%8Lost
2007KASGANJUttar PradeshAEIND6390.59%7Lost
2007KAIRANAUttar PradeshAEIND990.07%19Lost
2007MORADABAD RURALUttar PradeshAEAPP2720.16%19Lost
2005PIRPAINTIBiharAEIND4,9354.29%6Lost
2005MADHUBANIBiharAERJD26,05525.79%2Lost
2005MADHUBANIBiharAERJD23,04722.95%3Lost
2005PIRPAINTIBiharAELJP15,32112.72%4Lost
2002BHADERWAHJammu and KashmirAEJKN10,13520.42%2Lost
2002SURANKOTEJammu and KashmirAEINC13,27139.91%2Lost
2002RAJOURIJammu and KashmirAEJKN11,93340.00%1Elected
2002INDERWALJammu and KashmirAEIND2100.55%8Lost
2002DILDARNAGARUttar PradeshAEBSP38,82325.91%2Lost
2001KABITIRTHAWest BengalAEIND1700.20%9Lost
1998JADAVPURWest BengalLSIND1,3700.13%7Lost
1996SURANKOTEJammu and KashmirAEBJP3980.84%3Lost
1996BISWANUttar PradeshAEIND5060.36%9Lost
1996KAIRANAUttar PradeshLSIND1440.03%26Lost
1996KABITIRTHAWest BengalAEIND3250.32%7Lost
1993BAYALSIUttar PradeshAEIND1,3281.09%5Lost
1993SULTANPURUttar PradeshAEIND2300.18%20Lost
1993BALLIAUttar PradeshAEIND1690.16%11Lost
1993NAWABGANJUttar PradeshAEJP3500.30%9Lost
1991DHANBADBiharLSIND2540.04%38Lost
1991BALLIAUttar PradeshAEIND2140.24%9Lost
1990SONEPURBiharAEIND9900.85%9Lost
1990BHAGALPURBiharAEIML1,6711.74%7Lost
1989BALLIAUttar PradeshAEIND1100.12%11Lost
1989DILDARNAGARUttar PradeshAELKDB17,79315.72%3Lost
1989MORADABAD RURALUttar PradeshAEIND6700.75%10Lost
1987SURANJammu and KashmirAEINC26,39468.81%1Elected
1985DILDARNAGARUttar PradeshAELKD21,23223.97%2Lost
1985SAMBHALUttar PradeshAEINC13,86817.25%3Lost
1985MAHMOODABADUttar PradeshAEIND5580.64%6Lost
1985KANPUR CANTONMENTUttar PradeshAEIND2250.57%6Lost
1980DILDARNAGARUttar PradeshAEJNPSC13,26518.85%3Lost
1977MUZAFFARABADUttar PradeshAEINC16,52826.25%2Lost
1977SURANJammu and KashmirAEINC11,60852.37%1Elected
1977RAJOURIJammu and KashmirAEIND4,96921.15%3Lost
1974MUZAFFARABADUttar PradeshAEINC19,58924.36%1Elected

Candidacies are grouped by a normalised name, which is the only key the source data offers. Two different people who share a name will appear on one page, and one person whose name was spelled differently across decades may appear on two. Check the constituency and party before treating a long career as a single person’s.

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