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Seats
68
Candidates
336
22 women, 3 elected
Turnout
71.50%
32.9 lakh of 46 lakh
Leading party
BJP
41 of 68 seats

Party performance

Ordered by seats won in Himachal Pradesh

PartyWon+/−ContestedVotesShareShare +/−
BJPBharatiya Janata Party41+256814,19,44743.11%+7.73
INCIndian National Congress23-206712,80,69738.90%-2.10
INDIndependent3-3602,62,4947.97%-4.63
BSPBahujan Samaj Party1+1652,34,6257.13%+6.42
LJPLok Janshakti Party003956,1031.70%
CPMCommunist Party of India (Marxist)00718,9160.57%+0.10
SPSamajwadi Party00129,0720.28%-0.07
CPICommunist Party of India0086,3660.19%-0.01
NCPNationalist Congress Party0042,2940.07%-0.12
BHBPBHBP0039040.03%
APPAll Peoples Party0015710.02%
ABHMABHM0015050.02%-0.02
RGDRGD0012780.01%
6868 SEATS
  • BJP41 (60%)
  • INC23 (34%)
  • IND3 (4%)
  • BSP1 (1%)
  • BJP41
  • INC23
  • IND3
  • BSP1
BJP 41INC 23
  • BJP41
  • INC23
  • IND3
  • BSP1

Constituency performance

From the 68 results in Himachal Pradesh

Closest contest
BHARMOUR
won by 16 (0.04%)
Biggest victory
BAMSAN
won by 26,007 (56.57%)
Highest turnout
NALAGARH
83.11%
Lowest turnout
SIMLA
47.16%

Seat change

Against Himachal Pradesh's previous Vidhan Sabha election (2003), matched constituency-for-constituency

68SEATS
  • Retained28 (41%)
  • Changed hands40 (59%)

28 constituencies were won by the same party as last time; 40 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%1967197219771982198519901993199820032007201220172022BJPINCINDBSP
  • BJP
  • INC
  • IND
  • BSP
TURNOUT
0%21%42%63%85%1967197219771982198519901993199820032007201220172022Turnout

Assembly seat results

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

Assembly seatWinnerRunner-upMarginTurnout
PALAMPURBJPPARVEEN KUMARINCBRIJ BEHARI LAL BUTAIL2,5885.17%71.1%
PAONTA DOONBJPSUKH RAMINCKIRNESH JUNG4,8627.74%78.8%
PRAGPURINCYOG RAJBJPNAVEEN DHIMAN3420.79%68.2%
RAINKAINCDR. PREM SINGHBJPBALBIR SINGH3,2798.23%75.4%
RAJGIRBJPATMA RAMINCDR. MILKHI RAM GOMA1,2183.19%64.6%
RAJNAGARINCSURINDER BHARDWAJBJPMOHAN LAL1,8223.70%76.0%
RAMPURINCNAND LALBJPBRIJ LAL6,47013.64%69.3%
ROHRUINCVIRBHADRA SINGHBJPKHUSHI RAM BALNATAH14,13728.47%69.7%
SANTOKGARHINCMUKESH AGNIHOTRIBJPJAGROOP SINGH6,62411.18%74.5%
SHAHPURBJPSARVEEN CHOUDHARYBSPONKAR SINGH9,03117.61%72.2%
SHILLAIINCHARSHWARDHAN CHAUHANINDAMAR SINGH CHAUHAN3,4648.03%78.3%
SIMLABJPSURESH BHARDWAJCPMSANJAY CHAUHAN2,5887.99%47.2%
SOLANBJPDR. RAJEEV BINDALINCDR. KAILASH PRASHAR3,7168.21%61.7%
SULAHBJPVIPIN SINGH PARMARINCJAGJIWAN PAUL9992.50%69.5%
SUNDERNAGARBJPROOP SINGHINCSOHAN LAL THAKUR2,3586.11%76.5%
THEOGINDRAKESH VERMAINCRAJINDER SINGH5,28411.71%77.5%
THURALBJPRAVINDER SINGHINDJAGDISH CHAND SAPEHIA6,64216.97%63.9%
UNABJPSATPAL SINGH 'SATTI'INCVIRENDER GAUTAM11,85219.11%72.7%

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, Dec 2007?

Bharatiya Janata Party won 41 of 68 seats in Himachal Pradesh, a clear majority.

What was the voter turnout in the Himachal Pradesh assembly election, Dec 2007?

Turnout was 71.50% — 32.9 lakh of 46 lakh registered electors voted.

How many assembly seats does Himachal Pradesh have?

Himachal Pradesh has 68 assembly seats.

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