West Bengal assembly election, Feb 2011

294 assembly constituencies in West Bengal, 84.64% turnout.

Seats

294

Candidates

1,792

174 women, 34 elected

Turnout

84.64%

4.76 cr of 5.63 cr

Leading party

AITC

184 of 294 seats

Party performance

Ordered by seats won in West Bengal

Party	Won	+/−	Contested	Votes	Share	Share +/−
AITC All India Trinamool Congress	184	+154	226	1,85,47,678	38.93%	+12.26
INC Indian National Congress	42	+21	66	43,30,580	9.09%	-5.64
CPM Communist Party of India (Marxist)	40	-136	213	1,43,30,061	30.08%	-7.05
AIFB AIFB	11	-12	34	22,85,829	4.80%	-0.87
RSP Revolutionary Socialist Party	7	-13	23	14,11,254	2.96%	-0.75
GOJAM GOJAM	3	+3	3	3,43,931	0.72%	—
IND Independent	2	-4	401	14,91,944	3.13%	-1.03
CPI Communist Party of India	2	-6	14	8,76,576	1.84%	-0.07
SP Samajwadi Party	1	+1	5	3,54,788	0.74%	+0.56
SUCI SUCI	1	+1	30	2,09,795	0.44%	—
DSPP DSPP	1	0	2	1,67,963	0.35%	0.00
BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	0	0	289	19,34,650	4.06%	+2.13
BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	0	0	150	2,91,602	0.61%	-0.09
JMM Jharkhand Mukti Morcha	0	0	30	2,26,047	0.47%	+0.30
RCPIR RCPIR	0	0	2	1,07,662	0.23%	—
PDCI PDCI	0	0	36	87,864	0.18%	—
CPI(ML)(L)CPI(ML)(L)	0	0	37	71,249	0.15%	+0.14
JD(U)JD(U)	0	0	40	63,495	0.13%	+0.03
JDP Janta Darbar Party	0	0	29	61,131	0.13%	+0.06
JKPN JKPN	0	-1	1	53,118	0.11%	-0.15
PDS PDS	0	0	27	47,016	0.10%	-0.02
GNLF GNLF	0	-3	3	42,605	0.09%	-0.41
SDPI Social Democratic Party of India	0	0	11	37,421	0.08%	—
MUL Indian Union Muslim League	0	0	15	32,453	0.07%	+0.03
RJD Rashtriya Janata Dal	0	-1	1	21,711	0.05%	-0.03
JVM JVM	0	0	13	19,593	0.04%	—
AJSU AJSU	0	0	5	18,220	0.04%	—
JHAP JHAP	0	0	3	18,212	0.04%	—
ABGL ABGL	0	0	3	17,513	0.04%	—
IPFB IPFB	0	0	9	17,327	0.04%	-0.18
IUC IUC	0	0	12	14,975	0.03%	—
RADP RADP	0	0	5	14,700	0.03%	—
NCP Nationalist Congress Party	0	0	1	13,093	0.03%	-0.16
KPP KPP	0	0	1	11,906	0.02%	—
AMB AMB	0	0	9	11,476	0.02%	-0.05
NSBP NSBP	0	0	5	7,392	0.02%	—
RPIA RPIA	0	0	2	6,363	0.01%	+0.01
AIMF AIMF	0	0	4	5,099	0.01%	—
SWJP SWJP	0	0	2	4,968	0.01%	—
LJP Lok Janshakti Party	0	0	4	3,979	0.01%	-0.05

AITC184 (63%)
INC42 (14%)
CPM40 (14%)
AIFB11 (4%)
RSP7 (2%)
GOJAM3 (1%)
Others7 (2%)

AITC184
INC42
CPM40
AIFB11
RSP7
GOJAM3
Others7

AITC184
INC42
CPM40
AIFB11
RSP7
GOJAM3
IND2
CPI2
Others3

Constituency performance

From the 294 results in West Bengal

Closest contest

MANGALKOT

won by 126 (0.07%)

Biggest victory

KALIMPONG

won by 1,01,675 (81.41%)

Highest turnout

SABANG

93.33%

Lowest turnout

CHOWRANGEE

54.42%

Seat change

Against West Bengal's previous Vidhan Sabha election (2006), matched constituency-for-constituency

Retained0 (0%)
Changed hands0 (0%)
New seat294 (100%)

0 constituencies were won by the same party as last time; 0 changed hands. 294 did not exist at the previous election.

India’s constituencies have not been redrawn since the 2008 delimitation, so this compares the same seat boundary both times.

Vote share & turnout trend

West Bengal, every Vidhan Sabha election on record

VOTE SHARE

AITC
INC
CPM
AIFB

TURNOUT

Assembly seat results

All 294 seats, alphabetical · showing 251–294 of 294

Assembly seat	Winner	Runner-up	Margin	Turnout
RANIGANJ	AITCALI SOHRAB	CPMRUNU DUTTA	1,7511.13%	78.3%
RANINAGAR	INCFIROZA BEGAM	AIFBMST. MAKSUDA BEGUM	1,0890.66%	87.8%
RASHBEHARI	AITCSOBHANDEB CHATTOPADHYAY	CPMSHANTANU BASU	49,89436.79%	67.7%
RATUA	INCSAMAR MUKHERJEE	CPMSAILEN SARKAR	6,8614.43%	80.4%
REJINAGAR	INCHUMAYUN KABIR	RSPSIRAJUL ISLAM MONDAL	8,7615.62%	82.4%
SABANG	INCMANAS RANJAN BHUNIA	CPMRAMPADA SAHOO	13,1846.84%	93.3%
SAGAR	AITCBANKIM CHANDRA HAZRA	CPMMILAN PARUA	8,1494.36%	91.9%
SAGARDIGHI	AITCSUBRATA SAHA	CPMISMAIL SEKH	4,5743.18%	85.6%
SAINTHIA	CPMDHIREN BAGDI	AITCPARIKSHIT BALA	4,3182.61%	86.9%
SALBONI	AITCSRIKANTA MAHATA	CPMABHIRAM MAHATA	4,3552.25%	92.9%
SALTORA	AITCSWAPAN BOURI	CPMSASTHI CHARAN BAURI	12,6977.78%	86.5%
SAMSERGANJ	CPMTOUAB ALI	INCMOUSUMI BEGUM	7,7895.92%	86.3%
SANDESHKHALI	CPMNIRAPADA SARDAR	AITCSRIMATI PADMA MAHATO	4,2322.74%	89.7%
SANKRAIL	AITCSITAL KUMAR SARDAR	CPMDR. ANIRBAN HAZRA	17,85710.39%	81.3%
SANTIPUR	INCAJOY DEY	RCPIRIYAR MALLIK	38,15822.29%	89.8%
SAPTAGRAM	AITCTAPAN DASGUPTA	CPMASHUTOSH MUKHOPADHYAY	30,86819.32%	85.5%
SATGACHIA	AITCSONALI GUHA (BOSE)	CPMBARUN NASKAR	18,1109.87%	85.3%
SHIBPUR	AITCJATU LAHIRI	AIFBJAGANNATH BHATTACHARYYA	46,40428.48%	82.3%
SHYAMPUKUR	AITCDR. SHASHI PANJA	AIFBJIBAN PRAKASH SAHA	27,03621.50%	67.7%
SHYAMPUR	AITCKALIPADA MANDAL	AIFBMINATI PRAMANIK	34,61919.71%	84.1%
SILIGURI	AITCRUDRA NATH BHATTACHARYA	CPMASOK NARAYAN BHATTACHARYA	5,0063.34%	81.3%
SINGUR	AITCRABINDRANATH BHATTACHARYA	CPMDR. ASIT DAS	34,81119.88%	85.2%
SITAI	INCKESHAB CH. RAY	AIFBDIPAK KUMAR ROY	1,5770.92%	81.6%
SITALKUCHI	AITCHITEN BARMAN	CPMBISWANATH PRAMANIK	2570.13%	88.4%
SONAMUKHI	AITCDIPALI SAHA	CPMCHONGRE MANORANJAN	7,2894.42%	91.5%
SONARPUR DAKSHIN	AITCJIBAN MUKHOPADHYAY	CPITARIT CHAKRABORTY(SAHEB)	37,77422.24%	83.8%
SONARPUR UTTAR	AITCFIRDOUSI BEGUM	CPMSHYAMAL NASKAR	26,02416.05%	82.1%
SREERAMPUR	AITCDR. SUDIPTO ROY	CPIPARTHA SARATHI REJ	51,69133.83%	73.5%
SUJAPUR	INCABU NASAR KHAN CHOUDHURY	CPMHAZI KETABUDDIN	17,36112.96%	78.1%
SURI	AITCSWAPAN KANTI GHOSH	CPMABDUL GAFFAR	19,11711.17%	85.9%
SUTI	INCEMANI BISWAS	RSPJANE ALAM MIAN	17,40911.58%	85.9%
SWARUPNAGAR	AITCBINA MONDAL	CPMSIVA PADA DAS	7,4144.34%	87.2%
TALDANGRA	CPMMANORANJAN PATRA	INCARUN KUMAR PATHAK	7,1654.56%	87.4%
TAMLUK	AITCSAUMEN KUMAR MAHAPATRA	CPIJAGANNATH MITRA	20,67610.95%	90.0%
TAPAN	AITCBACHCHU HANSDA	RSPKHARA SOREN	18,65713.26%	89.7%
TARAKESWAR	AITCRACHHPAL SINGH	CPMPRATIM CHATTERJEE	25,47214.47%	89.2%
TEHATTA	CPMRANJIT KUMAR MANDAL	INDTAPAS KUMAR SAHA	19,19710.89%	88.4%
TOLLYGUNJ	AITCAROOP BISWAS	CPMPARTHA PRATIM BISWAS	27,68015.13%	78.0%
TUFANGANJ	AITCARGHYA ROY PRADHAN	CPMDHANANJOY RAVA	6,1823.78%	89.4%
UDAYNARAYANPUR	AITCSAMIR KUMAR PANJA	CPMCHANDRALEKHA BAG	23,89114.33%	87.4%
ULUBERIA DAKSHIN	AITCPULAK ROY	AIFBAHMED KUTUBUDDIN SK.	11,8327.94%	85.4%
ULUBERIA PURBA	AITCHAIDER AZIZ SAFWI	CPMMOHAN MONDAL	19,58413.20%	83.9%
ULUBERIA UTTAR	AITCDR. NIRMAL MAJI	CPMGHUKU BHIM	18,44812.65%	85.4%
UTTARPARA	AITCANUP GHOSAL	CPMPROF. DR. SRUTINATH PRAHARAJ	43,19324.64%	80.7%

Vote share and swing on this page are the party’s share of valid votes in West Bengal alone — a different number from its national or all-state figures, and never mixed with them.