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BURDWAN

Constituency no. 39 in West Bengal · Lok Sabha seat contested 12 times since 1962.

West Bengal also has an assembly constituency called BURDWAN. It is a different territory with a different electorate — see its 1 result.

Every election in this seat

YearWinnerRunner-upMarginMargin %CandidatesTurnout
2004CPMNikhilananda SarBJPAnindya Gopal Mitra4,71,35147.28%581.6%
1999CPMSar NikhilanandaBJPAnup Mukherjee3,01,68331.05%579.9%
1998CPMSAR NIKHILANANDABJPPROF (SMT) SANTI ROY2,72,25327.69%482.6%
1996CPMBALAI RAYINCRITESH KUMAR DUTTA2,62,71427.22%884.3%
1991CPMSUDHIR RAYINCASIT BARAN PATRA2,21,89226.37%779.3%
1989CPMSUDHIR RAYINCPRODYUT GUHA1,95,53023.26%482.0%
1984CPMSUDHIR RAYINCPRADYUT GUHA57,6848.42%481.5%
1980CPMSUSHIL KUMAR BHATTACHARYAINC(I)CHOWDHURY NARAYAN1,19,72722.00%672.1%
1977BLDRAJ KRISHNA DAWNINCSHYAMA PRASAD KUNDU71,00320.03%355.5%
19711966 boundariesCPMCHATTERJEE SOMNATHINCBHOLANATH SEN64,08017.85%362.2%
19671966 boundariesINDN. C. CHATTERJEEINCC. CHITTARANJAN36,08612.94%356.4%
19621961 boundariesINCGURUGOBINDA BASUFBSUBIMAN GHOSE32,47011.66%252.1%

Rows are matched by constituency name within the state, so a seat that survived a delimitation keeps one continuous page. Where a year’s boundaries differ from the present ones the row says so — the name is the same, the territory is not.

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