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Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections

Historical results, trends and insights from 1962 to 2023.

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Lok Sabha16Vidhan Sabha14
20232018201320082003
More years
199819931990198519801977197219671962

Current government

Who governs Madhya Pradesh today

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Mohan Yadav
Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh
Mohan YadavBJP

In office since 13 Dec 2023 · 2 years, 8 months

Mohan Yadav (born 25 March 1965) is an Indian politician serving as the current Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh and also serving as leader of the house in legislative assembly. A member of the Bharatiya Janata Party, he represents Ujjain South constituency as Member of Legislative Assembly of Madhya Pradesh since 2013.

Current seats
263
in the present Madhya Pradesh assembly
Elections contested
14
Leading party, 2023
BJP
163 of 230 seats

Compare elections

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

2023vs

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 Madhya Pradesh

Party20232018201320082003199819931990198519801977197219671962
INC6611458713817217456250084220167142
BJP16310916514317311911722058600000
INC(I)0000000002460000
JNP0000000050230000
Others1771619292944714676129146
Total seats230230230230230320320320320320320296296288

Seats won over time

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

07014021028019621967197219771980198519901993199820032008201320182023INCBJPINC(I)JNP
  • INC
  • BJP
  • INC(I)
  • JNP

Vote share trend

How each party's Vidhan Sabha vote share has moved over time in Madhya Pradesh

0%14%27%41%55%19621967197219771980198519901993199820032008201320182023INCBJPINC(I)JNP
  • INC
  • BJP
  • INC(I)
  • JNP

Constituency performance

From the 230 results in Madhya Pradesh, 2023

Best performance
Indore-2
Ramesh Mendola, 71.58% share
Closest contest
Shajapur
won by 28 (0.01%)
Biggest victory
Indore-2
won by 1,07,047 (45.32%)
Lowest turnout
Jobat
55.02%

Seat change & vote share

Madhya Pradesh, 2023

230SEATS
  • Retained115 (50%)
  • Changed hands82 (36%)
  • New seat33 (14%)

115 constituencies were won by the same party as 2018; 82 changed hands; 33 did not exist then.

Vote share by party
BJP48.55%
INC40.40%
BSP3.40%
IND3.36%
GGP0.92%
AAAP0.54%
SP0.46%
ASPKR0.33%

Result by election

2023Full result →230 seats
BJP 163INC 66
  • BJP163
  • INC66
  • BHRTADVSIP1
2018Full result →230 seats
INC 114BJP 109
  • INC114
  • BJP109
  • IND4
  • BSP2
  • SP1
2013Full result →230 seats
BJP 165INC 58
  • BJP165
  • INC58
  • BSP4
  • IND3
2008Full result →230 seats
BJP 143INC 71
  • BJP143
  • INC71
  • BSP7
  • BJSH5
  • IND3
  • SP1
2003Full result →230 seats
BJP 173INC 38
  • BJP173
  • INC38
  • SP7
  • GGP3
  • IND2
  • RSMD2
  • BSP2
  • JD(U)1
  • NCP1
  • CPM1
1998Full result →320 seats
INC 172BJP 119
  • INC172
  • BJP119
  • BSP11
  • IND9
  • SP4
  • AJBP1
  • JD1
  • GGP1
  • RPI1
  • JP1
1993Full result →320 seats
INC 174BJP 117
  • INC174
  • BJP117
  • BSP11
  • IND8
  • JD4
  • CPI2
  • CMM1
  • CPM1
  • RPIK1
  • KSM1
1990Full result →320 seats
BJP 220INC 56JD 28
  • BJP220
  • INC56
  • JD28
  • IND10
  • CPI3
  • BSP2
  • KSM1
1985Full result →320 seats
INC 250BJP 58
  • INC250
  • BJP58
  • IND6
  • JNP5
  • ICS1
1980Full result →320 seats
INC(I) 246BJP 60
  • INC(I)246
  • BJP60
  • IND8
  • CPI2
  • JNPJP2
  • JNPSC1
  • RPK1
1977Full result →320 seats
JNP 230INC 84
  • JNP230
  • INC84
  • IND5
  • RRP1
1972Full result →296 seats
INC 220BJS 48IND 18
  • INC220
  • BJS48
  • IND18
  • SOP7
  • CPI3
1967Full result →296 seats
INC 167BJS 78IND 22
  • INC167
  • BJS78
  • IND22
  • SSP10
  • PSP9
  • SWA7
  • JAC2
  • CPI1
1962Full result →288 seats
INC 142JS 41IND 39PSP 33
  • INC142
  • JS41
  • IND39
  • PSP33
  • SOC14
  • RRP10
  • HMS6
  • SWA2
  • CPI1

Top leaders

Chief Ministers of Madhya Pradesh, most recent first

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Mohan Yadav
BJPIncumbent
2023–present
Kamal Nath
INC
2018–2020
Shivraj Singh Chouhan
BJP
2005–2023
Babulal Gaur
BJP
2004–2005

Assembly constituencies

263 current, 961 under former boundaries · showing 51–100 of 1224

No.Assembly seatReservationElectionsLast contested
46NiwariGEN42023
47KhargapurGEN42023
48MaharajpurGEN42023
49ChandlaSC42023
50RajnagarGEN42023
51ChhatarpurGEN42023
52BijawarGEN42023
53MalharaGEN42023
54PathariyaGEN42023
55DamohGEN42023
56JaberaGEN42023
57HattaSC42023
58PawaiGEN42023
59GunnaorSC12023
59GUNNOURSC32018
60PannaGEN42023
61ChitrakootGEN42023
62RaigaonSC42023
63SatnaGEN42023
64NagodGEN42023
65MaiharGEN42023
66AmarpatanGEN42023
67Rampur-BaghelanGEN42023
68SirmourGEN42023
69SemariyaGEN42023
70TeontharGEN42023
71MauganjGEN42023
72DeotalabGEN42023
73MangawanSC42023
74RewaGEN42023
75GurhGEN42023
76ChurhatGEN42023
77SidhiGEN42023
78SihawalGEN42023
79ChitrangiST42023
80SINGAROULIGEN32018
80SingrauliGEN12023
81DevsarSC42023
82DhauhaniST12023
82DHOUHANIST32018
83BeohariST42023
84JaisinghnagarST42023
85JaitpurST42023
86KOTAMAGEN32018
86KotmaGEN12023
87AnuppurST42023
88PushprajgarhST12023
88PUSPRAJGARHST32018
89BandhavgarhST42023
90MANAPURST32018

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.