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Who governs Uttar Pradesh today

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Yogi Adityanath
Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
Yogi AdityanathBJP

In office since 19 Mar 2017 · 9 years, 5 months

Yogi Adityanath (born Ajay Mohan Singh Bisht; 5 June 1972) is an Indian Hindu monk and politician. A member of the Bharatiya Janata Party, Adityanath has served as the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh since 2017. He is the state's longest-serving chief minister and the first to hold the office for two consecutive terms.

Current seats
403
in the present Uttar Pradesh assembly
Elections contested
16
Leading party, 2022
BJP
255 of 403 seats

Compare elections

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

2022vs

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 Uttar Pradesh

Party2022201720122007200219961993199119891985198019771974196919671962
INC2728222533284694269047215211199249
BJP25531247518817417722157161100000
SP1114722497143110109000000000
BSP1198020698676812130000000
Others34182427494041140261140414378209214226181
Total seats403403403403403424423419425425425425424425425430

Seats won over time

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

0871752623491962196719691974197719801985198919911993199620022007201220172022INCBJPSPBSP
  • INC
  • BJP
  • SP
  • BSP

Constituency performance

From the 403 results in Uttar Pradesh, 2022

Best performance
NOIDA
Pankaj Singh, 70.16% share
Closest contest
KURSI
won by 217 (0.08%)
Biggest victory
NOIDA
won by 1,81,513 (52.12%)
Lowest turnout
ALLAHABAD NORTH
39.34%

Seat change & vote share

Uttar Pradesh, 2022

403SEATS
  • Retained274 (68%)
  • Changed hands129 (32%)

274 constituencies were won by the same party as 2017; 129 changed hands.

Vote share by party
BJP41.29%
SP32.06%
BSP12.88%
RLD2.85%
INC2.33%
ADS1.62%
SBSP1.36%
IND1.11%

Result by election

BJP 255SP 111
  • BJP255
  • SP111
  • ADS12
  • RLD8
  • SBSP6
  • NINSHAD6
  • INC2
  • JDL2
  • BSP1
BJP 312SP 47
  • BJP312
  • SP47
  • BSP19
  • ADAL9
  • INC7
  • SBSP4
  • IND3
  • NINSHAD1
  • RLD1
SP 224BSP 80BJP 47INC 28
  • SP224
  • BSP80
  • BJP47
  • INC28
  • RLD9
  • IND6
  • PECP4
  • QED2
  • AD1
  • NCP1
  • IEMC1
BSP 206SP 97BJP 51
  • BSP206
  • SP97
  • BJP51
  • INC22
  • RLD10
  • IND9
  • RPD2
  • JD(U)1
  • ABLTC1
  • RSBP1
  • BJSH1
  • UPUDF1
  • JM1
SP 143BSP 98BJP 88INC 25
  • SP143
  • BSP98
  • BJP88
  • INC25
  • IND16
  • RLD14
  • RTKP4
  • AD3
  • ABLTC2
  • CPM2
  • JD(U)2
  • RPD1
  • JP1
  • NLP1
  • ABHM1
  • LJNSP1
  • SJPR1
BJP 174SP 110BSP 67INC 33
  • BJP174
  • SP110
  • BSP67
  • INC33
  • IND13
  • BKKGP8
  • JD7
  • AIICT4
  • CPM4
  • SAP2
  • CPI1
  • SJPR1
BJP 177SP 109BSP 68INC 28JD 27
  • BJP177
  • SP109
  • BSP68
  • INC28
  • JD27
  • IND8
  • CPI3
  • JP1
  • UKD1
  • CPM1
BJP 221JD 92INC 46JP 34
  • BJP221
  • JD92
  • INC46
  • JP34
  • BSP12
  • IND7
  • CPI4
  • SSD1
  • CPM1
  • SHS1
JD 208INC 94BJP 57IND 40
  • JD208
  • INC94
  • BJP57
  • IND40
  • BSP13
  • CPI6
  • LKDB2
  • CPM2
  • SSD1
  • HMS1
  • JNPJP1
INC 269LKD 84
  • INC269
  • LKD84
  • IND23
  • JNP20
  • BJP16
  • CPI6
  • ICJ5
  • CPM2
INC(I) 309JNPSC 59
  • INC(I)309
  • JNPSC59
  • IND17
  • INC(U)13
  • BJP11
  • CPI7
  • JNPSR4
  • JNPJP4
  • SSD1
JNP 352INC 47
  • JNP352
  • INC47
  • IND16
  • CPI9
  • CPM1
INC 215BKD 106BJS 61
  • INC215
  • BKD106
  • BJS61
  • CPI16
  • NCO10
  • SOP5
  • IND5
  • CPM2
  • SSD1
  • MUL1
  • HMS1
  • SWA1
INC 211BKD 98BJS 49SSP 33
  • INC211
  • BKD98
  • BJS49
  • SSP33
  • IND18
  • SWA5
  • CPI4
  • PSP3
  • RPI1
  • KMP1
  • HMS1
  • CPM1
INC 199BJS 98SSP 44IND 37
  • INC199
  • BJS98
  • SSP44
  • IND37
  • CPI13
  • SWA12
  • PSP11
  • RPI10
  • CPM1
INC 249JS 49PSP 38IND 31
  • INC249
  • JS49
  • PSP38
  • IND31
  • SOC24
  • SWA15
  • CPI14
  • REP8
  • HMS2

Top leaders

Chief Ministers of Uttar Pradesh, most recent first

Full history →
Yogi Adityanath
BJPIncumbent
2017present
Akhilesh Yadav
SP
20122017
Rajnath Singh
BJP
20002002
Ram Prakash Gupta
BJP
19992000

Assembly constituencies

403 current, 1399 under former boundaries · showing 1–50 of 1802

No.Assembly seatReservationElectionsLast contested
1BEHATGEN32022
2NAKURGEN32022
3SAHARANPUR NAGARGEN32022
4SAHARANPURGEN32022
5DEOBANDGEN32022
6RAMPUR MANIHARANSC32022
7GANGOHGEN32022
8KAIRANAGEN32022
9THANA BHAWANGEN32022
10SHAMLIGEN32022
11BUDHANAGEN32022
12CHARTHAWALGEN32022
13PURQAZISC32022
14MUZAFFARNAGARGEN32022
15KHATAULIGEN32022
16MEERAPURGEN32022
17NAJIBABADGEN32022
18NAGINASC32022
19BARHAPURGEN32022
20DHAMPURGEN32022
21NEHTAURSC32022
22BIJNORGEN32022
23CHANDPURGEN32022
24NOORPURGEN32022
25KANTHGEN32022
26THAKURDWARAGEN32022
27MORADABAD RURALGEN32022
28MORADABADGEN32022
29KUNDARKIGEN32022
30BILARIGEN32022
31CHANDAUSISC32022
32ASMOLIGEN32022
33SAMBHALGEN32022
34SUAR TANDAGEN32022
35CHAMRAUAGEN32022
36BILASPURGEN32022
37RAMPURGEN32022
38MILAKSC32022
39DHANAURASC32022
40NAUGAWAN SADATGEN32022
41AMROHAGEN32022
42HASANPURGEN32022
43SIWALKHASGEN32022
44SARDHANAGEN32022
45HASTINAPURSC32022
46KITHOREGEN32022
47MEERUT CANTONMENTGEN32022
48MEERUTGEN32022
49MEERUT SOUTHGEN32022
50CHAPRAULIGEN32022

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.