Punjab, Lok Sabha election 2024

13 constituencies in Punjab.

Seats

Candidates

328

candidate gender not recorded

Turnout

Not published

elector counts unavailable

Leading party

INC

7 of 13 seats

Party performance

Ordered by seats won in Punjab

Party	Won	+/−	Contested	Votes	Share	Share +/−
INC Indian National Congress	7	-1	13	35,59,656	26.31%	-13.82
AAAP Aam Aadmi Party	3	+2	13	35,21,564	26.03%	+18.65
IND Independent	2	+2	168	10,58,241	7.82%	+6.11
SAD Shiromani Akali Dal	1	-1	13	18,14,318	13.41%	-14.04
BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	0	-2	13	25,10,838	18.56%	+8.93
SADASSM Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar)(Simranjit Singh Mann)	0	0	12	5,17,024	3.82%	—
BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	0	0	13	3,37,140	2.49%	-0.99
CPI Communist Party of India	0	0	3	21,383	0.16%	-0.15
ASPKR Aazad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram)	0	0	3	9,680	0.07%	—
NJPI Nationalist Justice Party	0	0	7	8,357	0.06%	—
APPPU Aas Punjab Party	0	0	2	8,114	0.06%	—
BJKP Bharatheeya Jawan Kisan Party	0	0	5	8,012	0.06%	—
JSDP JSDP	0	0	5	7,914	0.06%	—
BDPU Bahujan Dravida Party	0	0	2	6,445	0.05%	—
DBSP Democratic Bharatiya Samaj Party	0	0	4	6,083	0.04%	—
CPM Communist Party of India (Marxist)	0	0	1	5,958	0.04%	-0.03
AEP Apni Ekta Party	0	0	1	5,139	0.04%	—
PNP Punjab National Party	0	0	3	4,934	0.04%	—
BRD Bhartiya Rashtriya Dal	0	0	3	4,129	0.03%	—
ABPP Akhil Bhartiya Parivar Party	0	0	2	4,010	0.03%	—
BJSPT Bhartiya Jan Samman Party	0	0	2	3,525	0.03%	—
RPIAB Republican Party of India (Athawale)	0	0	3	3,157	0.02%	—
RRPH Rashtriya Republican Party	0	0	2	3,145	0.02%	—
AJPI AJPI	0	0	2	2,678	0.02%	—
HSS HSS	0	0	3	2,383	0.02%	-0.14
SBPA Sunahara Bharat Party	0	0	1	2,091	0.02%	—
ASPAS Apna Samaj Party	0	0	2	2,083	0.02%	—
BMP Bahujan Mukti Party	0	0	2	2,079	0.02%	—
GRP Global Republican Party	0	0	3	2,047	0.02%	—
JJPJ Jan Janwadi Party	0	0	1	1,992	0.01%	—
RSP Revolutionary Socialist Party	0	0	2	1,898	0.01%	0.00
SVP Sanjhi Virasat Party	0	0	2	1,610	0.01%	—
IPBP IPBP	0	0	1	1,490	0.01%	—
AJPRS Adarsh Janta Party,	0	0	1	1,376	0.01%	—
AIMPR All India Mazdoor Party (Rangreta)	0	0	1	1,374	0.01%	—
MDPH Megh Desham Party	0	0	1	1,194	0.01%	—
IGP IGP	0	0	1	1,105	0.01%	—
PPID PPID	0	0	1	1,088	0.01%	-0.03
ESBD Ekam Sanatan Bharat Dal	0	0	1	1,076	0.01%	—
SLDP Shiromani Lok Dal Party	0	0	1	1,044	0.01%	0.00

INC7 (54%)
AAAP3 (23%)
IND2 (15%)
SAD1 (8%)

INC7
AAAP3
IND2
SAD1

INC7
AAAP3
IND2
SAD1

Constituency performance

From the 13 results in Punjab

Closest contest

FIROZPUR

won by 3,242 (0.29%)

Biggest victory

KHADOOR SAHIB

won by 1,97,120 (18.82%)

Seat change

Against Punjab's previous Lok Sabha election (2019), matched constituency-for-constituency

Retained7 (54%)
Changed hands6 (46%)

7 constituencies were won by the same party as last time; 6 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

INC
AAAP
IND
SAD

TURNOUT

Constituency results

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

Constituency	Winner	Runner-up	Margin	Turnout
AMRITSAR	INCGURJEET SINGH AUJLA	AAAPKULDEEP SINGH DHALIWAL	40,3014.45%	—
ANANDPUR SAHIB	AAAPMALVINDER SINGH KANG	INCVIJAY INDER SINGLA	10,8461.01%	—
BATHINDA	SADHARSIMRAT KAUR BADAL	AAAPGURMEET SINGH KHUDIAN	49,6564.31%	—
FARIDKOT	INDSARABJEET SINGH KHALSA	AAAPKARAMJIT SINGH ANMOL	70,0536.91%	—
FATEHGARH SAHIB	INCAMAR SINGH	AAAPGURPREET SINGH GP	34,2023.51%	—
FIROZPUR	INCSHER SINGH GHUBAYA	AAAPJAGDEEP SINGH KAKA BRAR	3,2420.29%	—
GURDASPUR	INCSUKHJINDER SINGH RANDHAWA	BJPDINESH SINGH BABBU	82,8617.69%	—
HOSHIARPUR	AAAPDR. RAJ KUMAR CHABBEWAL	INCYAMINI GOMAR	44,1114.65%	—
JALANDHAR	INCCHARANJIT SINGH CHANNI	BJPSUSHIL KUMAR RINKU	1,75,99317.79%	—
KHADOOR SAHIB	INDAMRITPAL SINGH	INCKULBIR SINGH ZIRA	1,97,12018.82%	—
LUDHIANA	INCAMRINDER SINGH RAJA WARRING	BJPRAVNEET SINGH BITTU	20,9421.98%	—
PATIALA	INCDR DHARAMVIRA GANDHI	AAAPDR BALBIR SINGH	14,8311.29%	—
SANGRUR	AAAPGURMEET SINGH MEET HAYER	INCSUKHPAL SINGH KHAIRA	1,72,56017.09%	—

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.