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Uttarakhand Assembly Elections

Historical results, trends and insights from 2002 to 2022.

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Lok Sabha5Vidhan Sabha5
20222017201220072002

Current government

Who governs Uttarakhand today

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Pushkar Singh Dhami
Chief Minister of Uttarakhand
Pushkar Singh DhamiBJP

In office since 4 Jul 2021 · 5 years, 2 months

Pushkar Singh Dhami (born 16 September 1975) is an Indian politician and a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party, serving as the Chief Minister of Uttarakhand since 4 July 2021, who is also the longest serving chief minister for the state. He has represented the Champawat Assembly constituency in the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly since 2022 and represented Khatima from 2012 to 2022. He lost his seat in the 2022 elections, but was re-elected as Chief Minister by BJP MLAs.

Current seats
70
in the present Uttarakhand assembly
Elections contested
5
Leading party, 2022
BJP
47 of 70 seats

Compare elections

See what changed between any two Vidhan Sabha elections in Uttarakhand.

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 Uttarakhand

Party20222017201220072002
BJP4757313419
INC1911322136
BSP20387
IND22333
Others00135
Total seats7070706970

Seats won over time

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

01632486420022007201220172022BJPINCBSPIND
  • BJP
  • INC
  • BSP
  • IND

Vote share trend

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

0%13%26%39%52%20022007201220172022BJPINCBSPIND
  • BJP
  • INC
  • BSP
  • IND

Constituency performance

From the 70 results in Uttarakhand, 2022

Best performance
RAIPUR
UMESH SHARMA KAU, 60.15% share
Closest contest
ALMORA
won by 127 (0.23%)
Biggest victory
RAIPUR
won by 30,052 (27.49%)
Lowest turnout
CHAUBATTAKHAL
45.02%

Seat change & vote share

Uttarakhand, 2022

70SEATS
  • Retained47 (67%)
  • Changed hands23 (33%)

47 constituencies were won by the same party as 2017; 23 changed hands.

Vote share by party
BJP44.33%
INC37.91%
IND5.58%
BSP4.82%
AAAP3.31%
UKKD1.08%
ASPKR0.63%

Result by election

2022Full result →70 seats
BJP 47INC 19
  • BJP47
  • INC19
  • BSP2
  • IND2
2017Full result →70 seats
BJP 57INC 11
  • BJP57
  • INC11
  • IND2
2012Full result →70 seats
INC 32BJP 31
  • INC32
  • BJP31
  • IND3
  • BSP3
  • UKDP1
2007Full result →69 seats
BJP 34INC 21BSP 8
  • BJP34
  • INC21
  • BSP8
  • UKKD3
  • IND3
2002Full result →70 seats
INC 36BJP 19BSP 7
  • INC36
  • BJP19
  • BSP7
  • UKKD4
  • IND3
  • NCP1

Top leaders

Chief Ministers of Uttarakhand, most recent first

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Pushkar Singh Dhami
BJPIncumbent
2021–present
Tirath Singh Rawat
BJP
2021–2021
Trivendra Singh Rawat
BJP
2017–2021
Harish Rawat
INC
2014–2017

Assembly constituencies

70 current, 70 under former boundaries · showing 101–140 of 140

No.Assembly seatReservationElectionsLast contested
31BIRONKHALformer boundaryGEN22007
32LANSDOWNEformer boundaryGEN22007
33PAURIformer boundaryGEN22007
34SRINAGARformer boundarySC22007
35THALISAINformer boundaryGEN22007
36RUDRAPRAYAGformer boundaryGEN22007
37KEDARNATHformer boundaryGEN22007
38BADRINATHformer boundaryST22007
39NANDPRAYAGformer boundaryGEN22007
40KARANPRAYAGformer boundaryGEN22007
41PINDARformer boundarySC22007
42KAPKOTformer boundaryGEN22007
43KANDAformer boundaryGEN22007
44BAGESHWARformer boundarySC22007
45DWARAHATformer boundaryGEN22007
46BHIKIASAINformer boundaryGEN22007
47SALTformer boundaryGEN22007
48RANIKHETformer boundaryGEN22007
49SOMESHWARformer boundarySC22007
50ALMORAformer boundaryGEN22007
51JAGESHWARformer boundaryGEN22007
52MUKTESHWARformer boundarySC22007
53DHARIformer boundaryGEN22007
54HALDWANIformer boundaryGEN22007
55NAINITALformer boundaryGEN22007
56RAMNAGARformer boundaryGEN22007
57JASPURformer boundaryGEN22007
58KASHIPURformer boundaryGEN22007
59BAJPURformer boundaryGEN12002
60PANTNAGAR-GADARPURformer boundaryGEN22007
61RUDRAPUR-KICHHAformer boundaryGEN22007
62SITARGANJformer boundarySC22007
63KHATIMAformer boundaryST22007
64CHAMPAWATformer boundaryGEN22007
65LOHAGHATformer boundaryGEN22007
66PITHORAGARHformer boundaryGEN22007
67GANGOLIHATformer boundarySC22007
68DIDIHATformer boundaryGEN22007
69KANALICHHINAformer boundaryGEN22007
70DHARCHULAformer boundaryST22007

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.

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