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Who governs Jharkhand today

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Hemant Soren
Chief Minister of Jharkhand

In office since 13 Jul 2013 · 7 years, 8 months

Hemant Soren (born 10 August 1975) is an Indian politician currently officiating as the fifth Chief Minister of Jharkhand. As the president of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), he has led the state government during three distinct periods: from 2013 to 2014, 2019 to early 2024, and resuming in July 2024. Following a coalition victory in the 2024 Jharkhand Legislative Assembly elections, he retained his position as the state's premier.

Current seats
92
in the present Jharkhand assembly
Elections contested
5
Leading party, 2024
JMM
34 of 81 seats

Compare elections

See what changed between any two Vidhan Sabha elections in Jharkhand.

2024vs

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 Jharkhand

Party20242019201420092005
BJP2125371830
JMM3430191817
INC16166149
JVM038110
Others107112025
Total seats8181818181

Seats won over time

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

01021314120052009201420192024BJPJMMINCJVM
  • BJP
  • JMM
  • INC
  • JVM

Constituency performance

From the 81 results in Jharkhand, 2024

Best performance
CHAIBASA
DEEPAK BIRUA, 64.88% share
Closest contest
MANDU
won by 231 (0.08%)
Biggest victory
CHAIBASA
won by 64,871 (39.18%)
Lowest turnout
RANCHI
52.47%

Seat change & vote share

Jharkhand, 2024

81SEATS
  • Retained41 (51%)
  • Changed hands29 (36%)
  • New seat11 (14%)

41 constituencies were won by the same party as 2019; 29 changed hands; 11 did not exist then.

Vote share by party
BJP33.18%
JMM23.44%
INC15.56%
IND6.31%
JLKM6.12%
AJSUP3.54%
RJD3.44%

Result by election

JMM 34BJP 21INC 16
  • JMM34
  • BJP21
  • INC16
  • RJD4
  • CPI(ML)(L)2
  • JD(U)1
  • JLKM1
  • LJP(RV)1
  • AJSUP1
JMM 30BJP 25INC 16
  • JMM30
  • BJP25
  • INC16
  • JVM3
  • IND2
  • AJSUP2
  • NCP1
  • RJD1
  • CPI(ML)(L)1
BJP 37JMM 19JVM 8INC 6AJSUP 5
  • BJP37
  • JMM19
  • JVM8
  • INC6
  • AJSUP5
  • JBSP1
  • BSP1
  • CPI(ML)(L)1
  • NSAM1
  • JKP1
  • MCO1
BJP 18JMM 18INC 14JVM 11RJD 5AJSUP 5
  • BJP18
  • JMM18
  • INC14
  • JVM11
  • RJD5
  • AJSUP5
  • JD(U)2
  • IND2
  • MCO1
  • JHJAM1
  • CPI(ML)(L)1
  • JBSP1
  • JKP1
  • RAKAP1
BJP 30JMM 17INC 9RJD 7JD(U) 6
  • BJP30
  • JMM17
  • INC9
  • RJD7
  • JD(U)6
  • IND3
  • AIFB2
  • AJSU2
  • UGDP2
  • JKP1
  • NCP1
  • CPI(ML)(L)1

Top leaders

Chief Ministers of Jharkhand, most recent first

Full history →
Champai Soren
JMM
20242024
Raghubar Das
BJP
20142019
Hemant Soren
JMMIncumbent
2013present
Madhu Koda
IND
20062008

Assembly constituencies

92 current, 81 under former boundaries · showing 1–50 of 173

No.Assembly seatReservationElectionsLast contested
1RAJMAHALGEN42024
2BORIOST42024
3BARHAITST42024
4LITIPARAST42024
5PAKAURGEN12024
5PAKHURGEN32019
6MAHESHPURST42024
7SHIKARIPARAST32019
7SIKARIPARAST12024
8NALAGEN42024
9JAMTARAGEN42024
10DUMKAST42024
11JAMAST42024
12JARMUNDIGEN42024
13MADHUPURGEN42024
14SARATHGEN42024
15DEOGHARSC42024
16POREYAHATGEN42024
17GODDAGEN42024
18MAHAGAMAGEN42024
19KODARMAGEN42024
20BARKATHAGEN42024
21BARHIGEN42024
22BARKAGAONGEN42024
23RAMGARHGEN42024
24MANDHUGEN32019
24MANDUGEN12024
25HAZARIBAGHGEN42024
26SIMARIASC42024
27CHATRASC42024
28DHANWARGEN42024
29BAGODARGEN42024
30JAMUASC42024
31GANDEYGEN42024
32GIRIDIHGEN42024
33DUMRIGEN42024
34GOMIAGEN12024
34GOMIYAGEN32019
35BERMOGEN42024
36BOKAROGEN42024
37CHANDANKIYARISC12024
37CHANDANKYARISC32019
38SINDRIGEN42024
39NIRSAGEN42024
40DHANBADGEN42024
41JHARIAGEN42024
42TUNDIGEN42024
43BAGHMARAGEN42024
44BAHARAGORAGEN42024
45GHATSHILAST32019

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.

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