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Seats
117
Candidates
722
19 women, 6 elected
Turnout
63.43%
62.5 lakh of 98.6 lakh
Leading party
INC(I)
63 of 117 seats

Party performance

Ordered by seats won in Punjab

PartyWon+/−ContestedVotesShareShare +/−
INC(I)INC(I)63+6311728,25,82745.19%
SADShiromani Akali Dal37-217316,83,26626.92%-4.49
CPICommunist Party of India9+2184,03,7186.46%-0.13
CPMCommunist Party of India (Marxist)5-3132,53,9854.06%+0.56
INDIndependent203764,07,7996.52%-3.06
BJPBharatiya Janata Party1+1414,05,1066.48%
JNPSCJanata Party (Secular)00501,30,3072.08%
JNPJPJNPJP00880,8051.29%
INC(U)INC(U)002258,3350.93%
JNPSRJNPSR0043,7680.06%
117117 SEATS
  • INC(I)63 (54%)
  • SAD37 (32%)
  • CPI9 (8%)
  • CPM5 (4%)
  • IND2 (2%)
  • BJP1 (1%)
  • INC(I)63
  • SAD37
  • CPI9
  • CPM5
  • IND2
  • BJP1
INC(I) 63SAD 37CPI 9
  • INC(I)63
  • SAD37
  • CPI9
  • CPM5
  • IND2
  • BJP1

Constituency performance

From the 117 results in Punjab

Closest contest
BAGHA PURANA
won by 123 (0.22%)
Biggest victory
PANJGRAIN
won by 17,077 (38.79%)
Highest turnout
NABHA
79.02%
Lowest turnout
KHADOOR SAHIB
46.67%

Seat change

Against Punjab's previous Vidhan Sabha election (1977), matched constituency-for-constituency

117SEATS
  • Retained40 (34%)
  • Changed hands77 (66%)

40 constituencies were won by the same party as last time; 77 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 Vidhan Sabha election on record

VOTE SHARE
0%13%25%38%51%19621967196919721977198019851992199720022007201220172022INC(I)SADCPICPM
  • INC(I)
  • SAD
  • CPI
  • CPM
TURNOUT
0%22%44%66%88%19621967196919721977198019851992199720022007201220172022Turnout

Assembly seat results

All 117 seats, alphabetical · showing 101–117 of 117

Assembly seatWinnerRunner-upMarginTurnout
SAMRALAINC(I)KARAM SINGHSADPARLAD SINGH7,49314.28%66.0%
SANGRURSADSUKHDEV SINGHINC(I)TEGVIR SINGH4,7768.31%72.5%
SARDULGARHSADBALWINDER SINGHINC(I)KIRPAL SINGH9,86717.07%76.3%
SHAM CHAURASIINC(I)HARI MITTAR HANSCPMDEV RAJ1,7033.54%58.1%
SHERPURCPMCHAND SINGHINC(I)JOGINDER SINGH12,04623.33%65.0%
SHUTRANACPIBALDEV SINGHINC(I)BHAJAN LAL7,16214.82%57.7%
SIRHINDINC(I)BIRDEVINDER SINGHSADRANDHIR SINGH11,92617.78%70.3%
SRIHARGOBINDPURSADNATHA SINGHINC(I)TRIPT RAJINDER SINGH4,8449.67%68.2%
SUJANPURINC(I)CHAMAN LALBJPSARV SARUP9,46822.97%64.4%
SULTANPURSADATMA SINGHINC(I)SADHU SINGH6,64213.32%72.7%
SUNAMSADGURBACHAN SINGHINC(I)DALIP SINGH13,21725.73%62.2%
TALWANDI SABOINC(I)AVTAR SINGHSADSUKHDEV SINGH11,10020.05%77.8%
TANDAINC(I)SURJIT KAURSADUPKAR SINGH1,0802.06%61.2%
TARN TARANSADPREM SINGH LALPURAINC(I)DILBAG SINGH DALEKE5,81610.26%66.6%
VALTOHASADMAJOR SINGH UBOKEINC(I)GURSEWAK SINGH NARLI3,6186.73%65.1%
VERKACPISOHAN SINGHINC(I)DALBIR SINGH3460.68%56.3%
ZIRASADHARCHARAN SINGH HEROINC(I)RAGHBIR SINGH2,9384.92%70.8%

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 assembly election, May 1980?

INC(I) won 63 of 117 seats in Punjab, a clear majority.

What was the voter turnout in the Punjab assembly election, May 1980?

Turnout was 63.43% — 62.5 lakh of 98.6 lakh registered electors voted.

How many assembly seats does Punjab have?

Punjab has 117 assembly seats.

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