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Bihar, Lok Sabha election 2014

40 constituencies in Bihar, 56.25% turnout.

Andaman and NicobarTelanganaAndhra PradeshArunachal PradeshAssamBiharChandigarhChhattisgarhDādra and Nagar Haveli and Damān and DiuDelhiGoaGujaratHaryanaHimachal PradeshJharkhandKarnatakaKeralaMadhya PradeshMaharashtraManipurMeghalayaMizoramNagalandOrissaPuducherryPunjabRajasthanSikkimTamil NaduTripuraUttar PradeshUttaranchalWest BengalLakshadweepJammu and KashmirLadakh
Seats
40
Candidates
607
47 women, 3 elected
Turnout
56.25%
3.59 cr of 6.38 cr
Leading party
BJP
22 of 40 seats

Party performance

Ordered by seats won in Bihar

PartyWon+/−ContestedVotesShareShare +/−
BJPBharatiya Janata Party22+10301,05,43,02529.38%+15.45
LJPLok Janshakti Party6+6722,95,9296.40%-0.15
RJDRashtriya Janata Dal402772,24,89320.13%+0.83
BLSPBLSP3+3410,78,4733.01%—
JD(U)JD(U)2-183856,62,44415.78%-8.26
INCIndian National Congress201230,21,0658.42%-1.84
NCPNationalist Congress Party1+114,31,2921.20%-0.01
INDIndependent0-216915,33,2644.27%-7.85
BSPBahujan Samaj Party00407,65,7582.13%-2.29
CPI(ML)(L)CPI(ML)(L)00234,63,0451.29%-0.60
CPICommunist Party of India0024,13,3471.15%-0.25
AAAPAam Aadmi Party00393,38,6370.94%—
JMMJharkhand Mukti Morcha0081,89,2650.53%+0.08
SHSShiv Sena0071,47,9060.41%0.00
BMUPBMUP00321,44,9640.40%—
CPMCommunist Party of India (Marxist)0041,06,2970.30%-0.22
SPSamajwadi Party001298,3310.27%—
BEDBED00683,9060.23%—
SJPRSJPR001156,1450.16%+0.07
JDRJDR00953,8640.15%—
AITCAll India Trinamool Congress00746,8500.13%—
BVMBVM00845,6670.13%—
RAVPRAVP00638,9920.11%—
JPSJustice Party00633,9100.09%+0.02
JPJDJPJD00527,6190.08%—
RKSPRKSP00425,9210.07%+0.01
BJKVPBJKVP00621,5240.06%+0.01
SKLPSKLP00419,2530.05%—
SUCISUCI00416,1430.04%—
SABPSABP00516,0780.04%—
RPIARPIA00215,8650.04%+0.02
ABJSABJS00215,7450.04%-0.01
APCPAPCP00115,3700.04%—
JHPJHP00114,7540.04%—
JMBPJMBP00414,7410.04%—
PSSPSS00314,5720.04%—
BMFBMF00313,7260.04%-0.02
LDLD00313,0130.04%—
AIFBAIFB00312,1790.03%0.00
AKBMPAKBMP00211,2210.03%—
4040 SEATS
  • BJP22 (55%)
  • LJP6 (15%)
  • RJD4 (10%)
  • BLSP3 (8%)
  • JD(U)2 (5%)
  • INC2 (5%)
  • Others1 (3%)
  • BJP22
  • LJP6
  • RJD4
  • BLSP3
  • JD(U)2
  • INC2
  • Others1
BJP 22LJP 6RJD 4BLSP 3
  • BJP22
  • LJP6
  • RJD4
  • BLSP3
  • JD(U)2
  • INC2
  • NCP1

Constituency performance

From the 40 results in Bihar

Closest contest
SAMASTIPUR (SC)
won by 6,872 (0.80%)
Biggest victory
GOPALGANJ (SC)
won by 2,86,936 (31.76%)
Highest turnout
KATIHAR
67.60%
Lowest turnout
PATNA SAHIB
45.33%

Seat change

Against Bihar's previous Lok Sabha election (2009), matched constituency-for-constituency

40SEATS
  • Retained9 (23%)
  • Changed hands25 (63%)
  • New seat6 (15%)

9 constituencies were won by the same party as last time; 25 changed hands. 6 did not exist at the previous election.

India’s constituencies have not been redrawn since the 2008 delimitation, so this compares the same seat boundary both times.

Vote share & turnout trend

Bihar, every Lok Sabha election on record

VOTE SHARE
0%9%17%26%34%1962196719711977198019841989199119961998199920042009201420192024BJPLJPRJDBLSP
  • BJP
  • LJP
  • RJD
  • BLSP
TURNOUT
0%18%36%53%71%1962196719711977198019841989199119961998199920042009201420192024Turnout

Constituency results

All 40 seats, alphabetical · showing 1–40 of 40

ConstituencyWinnerRunner-upMarginTurnout
ARARIARJDTASLEEM UDDINBJPPRADEEP KUMAR SINGH1,46,50415.01%61.5%
ARRAHBJPRAJ KUMAR SINGHRJDSRIBHAGWAN SINGH KUSHWAHA1,35,87015.21%49.0%
AURANGABADBJPSUSHIL KUMAR SINGHINCNIKHIL KUMAR66,3478.44%51.2%
BANKARJDJAI PRAKASH NARAYAN YADAVBJPPUTUL KUMARI10,1441.13%58.0%
BEGUSARAIBJPBHOLA SINGHRJDMD. TANVEER HASSAN58,3355.41%60.6%
BHAGALPURRJDSHAILESH KUMAR URPH BULO MANDALBJPSYED SHAHNAWAZ HUSSAIN9,4850.97%57.8%
BUXARBJPASHWINI KUMAR CHOUBEYRJDJAGADANAND SINGH1,32,33814.90%54.1%
DARBHANGABJPKIRTI AZADRJDMD. ALI ASHRAF FATMI35,0434.23%55.4%
GAYA (SC)BJPHARI MANJHIRJDRAMJI MANJHI1,15,50414.27%53.9%
GOPALGANJ (SC)BJPJANAK RAMINCDR. JYOTI BHARTI2,86,93631.76%54.6%
HAJIPUR (SC)LJPRAMVILAS PASWANINCSANJEEV PRASAD TONI2,25,50024.93%54.9%
JAHANABADBLSPDR. ARUN KUMARRJDSURENDRA PRASAD YADAV42,3405.22%57.0%
JAMUI (SC)LJPCHIRAG KUMAR PASWANRJDSUDHANSU SHEKHAR BHASKAR85,94711.08%50.0%
JHANJHARPURBJPBIRENDRA KUMAR CHAUDHARYRJDMANGANI LAL MANDAL55,4085.89%56.4%
KARAKATBLSPUPENDRA KUSHWAHARJDKANTI SINGH1,05,24113.32%50.0%
KATIHARNCPTARIQ ANWARBJPNIKHIL KUMAR CHOUDHARY1,14,74011.73%67.6%
KHAGARIALJPCHOUDHARY MAHBOOB ALI KAISERRJDKRISHNA KUMARI YADAV76,0038.48%59.5%
KISHANGANJINCMOHAMMAD ASRARUL HAQUEBJPDR DILIP KUMAR JAISWAL1,94,61220.96%64.5%
MADHEPURARJDRAJESH RANJAN @ PAPPU YADAVJD(U)SHARAD YADAV56,2095.43%60.0%
MADHUBANIBJPHUKM DEO NARAYAN YADAVRJDABDUL BARI SIDDIQUI20,5352.39%52.9%
MAHARAJGANJBJPJANARDAN SINGH \SIGRIWAL\RJDPRABHU NATH SINGH38,4154.54%51.6%
MUNGERLJPVEENA DEVIJD(U)RAJIV RANJAN SINGH ALIAS LALAN SINGH1,09,08411.93%53.2%
MUZAFFARPURBJPAJAY NISHADINCAKHILESH PD SINGH2,22,42223.44%61.2%
NALANDAJD(U)KAUSHLENDRA KUMARLJPSATYA NAND SHARMA9,6271.04%47.2%
NAWADABJPGIRIRAJ SINGHRJDRAJ BALLABH PRASAD1,40,15715.85%52.2%
PASCHIM CHAMPARANBJPDR. SANJAY JAISWALJD(U)PRAKASH JHA1,10,25412.90%60.5%
PATALIPUTRABJPRAM KRIPAL YADAVRJDMISHA BHARTI40,3224.12%56.4%
PATNA SAHIBBJPSHATRUGHANA SINHAINCKUNAL SINGH2,65,80530.13%45.3%
PURNIAJD(U)SANTOSH KUMARBJPUDAY SINGH ALIAS PAPPU SINGH1,16,66911.46%64.3%
PURVI CHAMPARANBJPRADHA MOHAN SINGHRJDBINOD KUMAR SRIVASTAVA1,92,16323.36%57.2%
SAMASTIPUR (SC)LJPRAM CHANDRA PASWANINCDR. ASHOK KUMAR6,8720.80%57.4%
SARANBJPRAJIV PRATAP RUDYRJDRABRI DEVI40,9484.74%56.1%
SASARAM (SC)BJPCHHEDI PASWANINCMEIRA KUMAR63,3277.48%52.7%
SHEOHARBJPRAMA DEVIRJDMD ANWARUL HAQUE1,36,23916.16%56.7%
SITAMARHIBLSPRAM KUMAR SHARMARJDSITARAM YADAV1,47,96516.43%57.2%
SIWANBJPOM PRAKASH YADAVRJDHENA SHAHAB1,13,84712.88%56.5%
SUPAULINCRANJEET RANJANJD(U)DILESHWAR KAMAIT59,6726.15%63.6%
UJIARPURBJPNITYANAND RAIRJDALOK KUMAR MEHTA60,4697.04%60.2%
VAISHALILJPRAMA KISHORE SINGHRJDRAGHUVANSH PRASAD SINGH99,26710.72%59.1%
VALMIKI NAGARBJPSATISH CHANDRA DUBEYINCPURNMASI RAM1,17,79513.09%61.8%

Vote share and swing on this page are the party’s share of valid votes in Bihar alone — a different number from its national or all-state figures, and never mixed with them.