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Seats
68
Candidates
369
25 women, 6 elected
Turnout
70.31%
25.5 lakh of 36.3 lakh
Leading party
INC
31 of 68 seats

Party performance

Ordered by seats won in Himachal Pradesh

PartyWon+/−ContestedVotesShareShare +/−
INCIndian National Congress31-216811,10,05543.51%-5.31
BJPBharatiya Janata Party31+23689,95,48239.02%+2.88
HVCHVC5+5622,45,5849.63%
INDIndependent1-6521,06,7644.18%-5.58
BSPBahujan Samaj Party002835,8661.41%-0.85
JDJanata Dal002119,1550.75%-0.34
CPMCommunist Party of India (Marxist)0-11113,5080.53%-0.22
CPICommunist Party of India001411,0880.43%-0.64
AIRJPAIRJP00216,2750.25%
SPSamajwadi Party00143,1760.12%+0.12
SHSShiv Sena0062,8270.11%
RJPRashtriya Jansambhavna Party0031,4980.06%
SJPRSJPR001910.00%
6868 SEATS
  • INC31 (46%)
  • BJP31 (46%)
  • HVC5 (7%)
  • IND1 (1%)
  • INC31
  • BJP31
  • HVC5
  • IND1
INC 31BJP 31HVC 5
  • INC31
  • BJP31
  • HVC5
  • IND1

Constituency performance

From the 68 results in Himachal Pradesh

Closest contest
KUTLEHAR
won by 3 (0.01%)
Biggest victory
ROHRU
won by 26,148 (62.90%)
Highest turnout
THEOG
78.51%
Lowest turnout
SIMLA
42.70%

Seat change

Against Himachal Pradesh's previous Vidhan Sabha election (1993), matched constituency-for-constituency

68SEATS
  • Retained34 (50%)
  • Changed hands34 (50%)

34 constituencies were won by the same party as last time; 34 changed hands.

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

Vote share & turnout trend

Himachal Pradesh, every Vidhan Sabha election on record

VOTE SHARE
0%16%31%47%62%1967197219771982198519901993199820032007201220172022INCBJPHVCIND
  • INC
  • BJP
  • HVC
  • IND
TURNOUT
0%21%42%63%85%1967197219771982198519901993199820032007201220172022Turnout

Assembly seat results

All 68 seats, alphabetical · showing 51–68 of 68

Assembly seatWinnerRunner-upMarginTurnout
PALAMPURINCBRIJ BEHARI LAL BUTAILBJPSHIV KUMAR7922.07%68.2%
PAONTA DOONINCRATTAN SINGHBJPSUKH RAM2,4205.21%75.9%
PRAGPURBJPVIRENDER KUMARINCYOG RAJ1,2723.64%72.1%
RAINKAINCPREM SINGHBJPROOP SINGH11,23836.19%71.7%
RAJGIRBJPATMA RAMINCMILKHI RAM GOMA3,43211.26%65.0%
RAJNAGARBJPMOHAN LALINCVIDYA DHAR3,3259.42%69.0%
RAMPURINCSINGHI RAMBJPNINZOO RAM14,56536.65%70.1%
ROHRUINCVIRBHADRA SINGHBJPKHUSHI RAM26,14862.90%72.7%
SANTOKGARHBJPJAI KRISHAN SHARMAINCONKAR SHARMA2,3115.59%66.7%
SHAHPURBJPSARVEEN CHOUDHARYINCMAJOR VIJAI SINGH MANKOTIA2,8187.13%76.5%
SHILLAIINCHARSH WARDHANBJPJAGAT SINGH9,58828.13%77.4%
SIMLABJPNARINDER BRAGTAINCHARBHAJAN SINGH BHAJJI2,6038.33%42.7%
SOLANINCKRISHNA MOHINIBJPMOHINDER NATH SOFAT260.07%65.2%
SULAHBJPBIPAN SINGH PARMARINCJAGJIWAN PAUL1250.41%68.4%
SUNDERNAGARBJPROOP SINGHINCSHER SINGH7692.46%71.6%
THEOGINCVIDYA STOKESBJPRAKESH VARMA6,08215.79%78.5%
THURALBJPRAVINDER SINGH RAVIINCAISHWARYA DEV CHAND4,87015.63%68.0%
UNAINCVIRENDER GAUTAMBJPSUBHASH SAHORE5,77412.16%71.0%

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

Frequently asked

Straight answers to the questions this result page exists to answer.

Who won the Himachal Pradesh assembly election, Jun 1998?

Indian National Congress won 31 of 68 seats in Himachal Pradesh, short of a majority on its own.

What was the voter turnout in the Himachal Pradesh assembly election, Jun 1998?

Turnout was 70.31% — 25.5 lakh of 36.3 lakh registered electors voted.

How many assembly seats does Himachal Pradesh have?

Himachal Pradesh has 68 assembly seats.

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