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Seats
13
Candidates
227
13 women, 3 elected
Turnout
61.34%
79.4 lakh of 1.29 cr
Leading party
SADM
6 of 13 seats

Party performance

Ordered by seats won in Punjab

PartyWon+/−ContestedVotesShareShare +/−
SADMSADM6+6823,18,73929.19%
INDIndependent3+313910,09,96112.72%+3.87
INCIndian National Congress2-41321,03,71226.49%-15.04
BSPBahujan Samaj Party1+1126,84,7638.62%
JDJanata Dal1+144,34,0315.46%
SADBSADB0094,27,6095.38%
BJPBharatiya Janata Party0033,31,2904.17%+0.78
CPMCommunist Party of India (Marxist)0033,10,1343.90%+0.93
CPICommunist Party of India0041,66,5622.10%-1.75
SADShiromani Akali Dal0-741,00,5701.27%-35.91
RPIRPI00216,3080.21%
JNPJPJNPJP0039,5120.12%
IGCIGC0037,6350.10%
CPI(ML)CPI(ML)0016,6400.08%
DDPDDP0066,2840.08%
LKDBLKDB0033,1540.04%
BJMDBJMD0052,3680.03%
PPPPraja Prasthanam Party0011,3740.02%
ICSSCSICSSCS0019680.01%
PKDPKD0014930.01%
ILPILP0014060.01%
PNFPNF0013140.00%
1313 SEATS
  • SADM6 (46%)
  • IND3 (23%)
  • INC2 (15%)
  • BSP1 (8%)
  • JD1 (8%)
  • SADM6
  • IND3
  • INC2
  • BSP1
  • JD1
SADM 6IND 3INC 2BSP 1JD 1
  • SADM6
  • IND3
  • INC2
  • BSP1
  • JD1

Constituency performance

From the 13 results in Punjab

Closest contest
PHILLAUR
won by 8,124 (1.37%)
Biggest victory
TARN TARAN
won by 4,80,417 (81.17%)
Highest turnout
SANGRUR
69.94%
Lowest turnout
GURDASPUR
57.44%

Seat change

Against Punjab's previous Lok Sabha election (1984), matched constituency-for-constituency

13SEATS
  • Retained2 (15%)
  • Changed hands11 (85%)

2 constituencies were won by the same party as last time; 11 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

Punjab, every Lok Sabha election on record

VOTE SHARE
0%14%28%41%55%1962196719711977198019841989199119961998199920042009201420192024SADMINDINCBSP
  • SADM
  • IND
  • INC
  • BSP
TURNOUT
0%20%40%59%79%1962196719711977198019841989199119961998199920042009201420192024Turnout

Constituency results

All 13 seats, alphabetical · showing 1–13 of 13

ConstituencyWinnerRunner-upMarginTurnout
AMRITSARINDKIRPAL SINGHINCRAGHUNANDAN LAL BHATIA1,23,21321.27%58.2%
BHATINDASADMSUCHA SINGHINCGURDEV SINGH GILL2,07,38034.79%60.2%
FARIDKOTSADMJAGDEV SINGHINCHARCHARAN SINGH1,57,38325.05%62.8%
FEROZEPURINDDHIAN SINGHINCJAGMEET SINGH32,8505.02%63.1%
GURDASPURINCSUKHBANS KAURSADMCHAUN SINGH SIDHU77,21514.17%57.4%
HOSHIARPURINCKAMAL CHAUDHARYBSPSATNAM SINGH68,10912.43%57.9%
JULLUNDURJDI.K.GUJRALINCRAJINDER SINGH80,35814.75%58.1%
LUDHIANASADMRAJINDER KAUR BULARAINCGURCHARAN SINGH GALIB1,33,72920.01%58.8%
PATIALAINDATINDERPAL SINGHINCVINOD KUMAR S/O KIDAR NATH81,26012.87%62.1%
PHILLAURBSPHARBHAJAN LAKHASADBCHARANJIT SINGH8,1241.37%58.7%
ROPARSADMBIMAL KAURINCRAJA SINGH2,30,57632.83%67.3%
SANGRURSADMRAJDEV SINGHCPMCHAND SINGH1,04,54315.83%69.9%
TARN TARANSADMSIMARANJIT SINGH MANNINCAJIT SINGH MANN4,80,41781.17%62.8%

Vote share and swing on this page are the party’s share of valid votes in Punjab 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 Punjab, Lok Sabha election 1989?

SADM won 6 of 13 seats in Punjab, short of a majority on its own.

What was the voter turnout in the Punjab, Lok Sabha election 1989?

Turnout was 61.34% — 79.4 lakh of 1.29 cr registered electors voted.

How many Lok Sabha seats does Punjab have?

Punjab has 13 Lok Sabha seats.

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