Election history

Andhra Pradesh Assembly Elections

Historical results, trends and insights from 1962 to 2024.

Lok Sabha16 Vidhan Sabha14

2024 2019 2014 2009 2004

More years

1999 1994 1989 1985 1983 1978 1972 1967 1962

Current government

Who governs Andhra Pradesh today

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Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh

N. Chandrababu NaiduTDP

In office since 1 Sep 1995 · 15 years, 11 months

Nara Chandrababu Naidu (Telugu pronunciation: [ˈnɑːrɑː ˈtʃʌnˌdrɑː ˈbɑːbuː ˈnaɪduː]; born 20 April 1950), commonly known as CBN, is an Indian politician who is currently serving as the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh since 2024. He holds the record of longest-serving Chief Minister in the political history of Telugu states. He is the national president of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP).

Current seats

317

in the present Andhra Pradesh assembly

Elections contested

Leading party, 2024

TDP

135 of 175 seats

Compare elections

See what changed between any two Vidhan Sabha elections in Andhra Pradesh.

Seat swings, vote share shifts and constituency-level changes, side by side.

Seat share over the years

Seats and vote share by election for the parties that have won the most Vidhan Sabha seats in Andhra Pradesh

Party	2024	2019	2014	2009	2004	1999	1994	1989	1985	1983	1978	1972	1967	1962
INC	0	0	0	156	185	91	26	181	50	60	30	219	165	177
TDP	135	23	102	92	47	180	216	74	202	1	0	0	0	0
IND	0	0	1	3	11	5	12	15	9	219	15	57	68	51
YSRCP	11	151	67	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Others	29	1	5	43	51	18	40	24	33	14	249	11	54	72
Total seats	175	175	175	294	294	294	294	294	294	294	294	287	287	300

Seats won over time

The four parties that have won the most Vidhan Sabha seats in Andhra Pradesh

INC
TDP
IND
YSRCP

Constituency performance

From the 175 results in Andhra Pradesh, 2024

Best performance

Visakhapatnam South

Ch.vamsi Krishna Srinivas, 70.24% share

Closest contest

Madakasira

won by 351 (0.19%)

Biggest victory

Visakhapatnam South

won by 64,594 (46.36%)

Lowest turnout

Tirupati

64.03%

Seat change & vote share

Andhra Pradesh, 2024

Retained32 (18%)
Changed hands126 (72%)
New seat17 (10%)

32 constituencies were won by the same party as 2019; 126 changed hands; 17 did not exist then.

Vote share by party

TDP45.60%

YSRCP39.38%

JNP6.87%

BJP2.83%

INC1.72%

IND1.09%

BSP0.60%

CPM0.13%

Result by election

2024Full result →175 seats

TDP135
JNP21
YSRCP11
BJP8

2019Full result →175 seats

YSRCP151
TDP23
JNP1

2014Full result →175 seats

TDP102
YSRCP67
BJP4
IND1
NPT1

2009Full result →294 seats

INC156
TDP92
PRAP18
BRS10
AIMIM7
CPI4
IND3
BJP2
LSP1
CPM1

2004Full result →294 seats

INC185
TDP47
BRS26
IND11
CPM9
CPI6
AIMIM4
JP2
BJP2
SP1
BSP1

1999Full result →294 seats

TDP180
INC91
BJP12
IND5
AIMIM4
CPM2

1994Full result →294 seats

TDP216
INC26
CPI19
CPM15
IND12
BJP3
MBT2
MIM1

1989Full result →294 seats

INC181
TDP74
IND15
CPI8
CPM6
BJP5
MIM4
JD1

1985Full result →294 seats

TDP202
INC50
CPI11
CPM11
IND9
BJP8
JNP3

1983Full result →294 seats

IND219
INC60
CPM5
CPI4
BJP3
JNP1
TDP1
ICJ1

1978Full result →294 seats

INC(I)175
JNP60
INC30
IND15
CPM8
CPI6

1972Full result →287 seats

INC219
IND57
CPI7
SWA2
STS1
CPM1

1967Full result →287 seats

INC165
IND68
SWA29
CPI11
CPM9
BJS3
SSP1
RPI1

1962Full result →300 seats

INC177
CPI51
IND51
SWA19
SOC2

Top leaders

Chief Ministers of Andhra Pradesh, most recent first

Full history →

Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy

YSRCP

2019–2024

Kiran Kumar Reddy

INC

2010–2014

Konijeti Rosaiah

INC

2009–2010

Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy

INC

2004–2009

Assembly constituencies

317 current, 943 under former boundaries · showing 351–400 of 1260

No.	Assembly seat	Reservation	Elections	Last contested
10	SALURformer boundary	ST	2	1972
10	SALURformer boundary	ST	7	2004
11	BOBBILIformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
11	BOBBILIformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
11	SALURformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
12	BOBBILIformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
12	PEDAMANAPURAMformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
12	THERLAMformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
13	BALIJIPETAformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
13	UNUKURUformer boundary	GEN	1	1989
13	VUNUKURUformer boundary	GEN	6	2004
13	VUNUKURUformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
14	PALAKONDAformer boundary	SC	2	1972
14	PALAKONDAformer boundary	SC	7	2004
14	VUNUKURUformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
15	AMADALAVALASAformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
15	NAGARIKATAKAMformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
15	PALAKONDAformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
16	NAGARIKATAKAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
16	SRIKAKULAMformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
16	SRIKAKULAMformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
17	ETCHERLAformer boundary	SC	7	2004
17	ETCHERLAformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
17	SRIKAKULAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
18	CHEEPURUPALLIformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
18	PONDURUformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
18	SHERMUHAMMADPURAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
19	CHEEPURUPALLIformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
19	GAJAPATHINAGARAMformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
19	PONDURUformer boundary	SC	1	1962
20	CHEEPURUPALLIformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
20	GAJAPATHINAGARAMformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
20	VIZIANAGARAMformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
21	BHOGAPURAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
21	SATHIVADAformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
21	VIZIANAGARAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1967
21	VTZIANAGARAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1972
22	BHOGAPURAMformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
22	BHOGAPURAMformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
22	RAMATHIRTHAMformer boundary	SC	1	1962
23	BHEEMUNIPATNAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1967
23	BHEEMUNIPATNAMformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
23	BHEMUNIPATNAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1972
23	GAJAPATHINAGARAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
24	VISAKHAPATNAM Iformer boundary	GEN	2	1972
24	VISAKHAPATNAM-Iformer boundary	GEN	7	2004
24	VIZIANAGARAMformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
25	REVIDIformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
25	VISAKHAPATNAM I Iformer boundary	GEN	1	1972
25	VISAKHAPATNAM IIformer boundary	GEN	1	1967

Seats marked “former boundary” were redrawn by a later delimitation order. A name that survives a redrawing keeps its own page, with each boundary era labelled on the result.