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2024 elections in India

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2024 Indian elections
2022        2023        2024        2025        2026
Incumbent Prime MinisterNarendra Modi (BJP)
Next Lok Sabha18th
Lok Sabha elections
Overall controlNDA hold
Seats contestedAll 543 seats
Net seat changeNDA -60
Rajya Sabha elections
Overall controlNDA gain[1]
Seats contested84 of 243 seats
Net seat changeNDA +13
State elections
States contested8
Net state changeNDA +2
State by-elections
Seats contested86
Net seat changeNDA +13

The2024 elections in India includes theLok Sabha Election and elections to theRajya Sabha,state legislative assemblies,rural andurbanlocal bodies.

Lok Sabha election

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Main article:2024 Indian general election

General elections were held from 19 April to 1 June 2024 in seven phases to elect543 members of the18th Lok Sabha.[2][3]

Date*ElectionGovernment beforePrime Minister beforeGovernment afterElected Prime Minister
19 April – 1 June 2024Lok SabhaNational Democratic AllianceNarendra ModiNational Democratic AllianceNarendra Modi

Lok Sabha by-elections

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#DateConstituencyState/UTPrevious MPReasonElected MP
113 November 2024[4]WayanadKeralaRahul GandhiIndian National CongressResigned on 18 June 2024[5]Priyanka Gandhi[6]Indian National Congress
220 November 2024[4]NandedMaharashtraVasantrao Balwantrao ChavanDied on 26 August 2024[7]Ravindra Vasantrao Chavan[6]

Rajya Sabha elections

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Main article:2024 Rajya Sabha elections

Elections for 84 seats in theRajya Sabha were held on 19 January, 27 February, 25 June, and 3 September 2024.[8][9][10][11]

DateElectionMajority beforeMajority after
January - December 2024Rajya SabhaNoneNational Democratic Alliance[1]

Legislative assembly elections

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The elections for the following state legislative assemblies took place in 2024.

Date(s)StateGovernment beforeChief Minister beforeGovernment afterElected Chief MinisterMaps
19 April 2024Arunachal PradeshBharatiya Janata PartyPema KhanduBharatiya Janata PartyPema Khandu
SikkimSikkim Krantikari MorchaPrem Singh TamangSikkim Krantikari MorchaPrem Singh Tamang
13 May 2024Andhra PradeshYSR Congress PartyY. S. Jagan Mohan ReddyTelugu Desam PartyN. Chandrababu Naidu
13 May – 1 June 2024OdishaBiju Janata DalNaveen PatnaikBharatiya Janata PartyMohan Charan Majhi
18 September – 1 October 2024Jammu and KashmirPresident's RuleJammu & Kashmir National ConferenceOmar Abdullah
5 October 2024HaryanaBharatiya Janata PartyNayab Singh SainiBharatiya Janata PartyNayab Singh Saini
13 – 20 November 2024JharkhandJharkhand Mukti MorchaHemant SorenJharkhand Mukti MorchaHemant Soren
Indian National CongressIndian National Congress
20 November 2024MaharashtraBharatiya Janata PartyEknath ShindeBharatiya Janata PartyDevendra Fadnavis
Shiv SenaShiv Sena
Nationalist Congress PartyNationalist Congress Party

Legislative Assembly by-elections

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Assam

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
13 November 2024[4]11DholaiParimal SuklabaidyaBharatiya Janata PartyElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Nihar Ranjan Das[6]Bharatiya Janata Party
31SidliJoyanta BasumataryUnited People's Party LiberalNirmal Kumar Brahma[6]United People's Party Liberal
32BongaigaonPhani Bhusan ChoudhuryAsom Gana ParishadDiptimayee Choudhury[6]Asom Gana Parishad
77BehaliRanjit DuttaBharatiya Janata PartyDiganta Ghatowal[6]Bharatiya Janata Party
88SamaguriRakibul HussainIndian National CongressDiplu Ranjan Sarmah[6]

Bihar

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
1 June 2024[12]195AgiaonManoj ManzilCommunist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) LiberationDisqualified on 16 February 2024[13]Shiv Prakash Ranjan[14]Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Liberation
10 July 2024[15]60RupauliBima BhartiJanata Dal (United)Resigned on 11 April 2024[16]Shankar Singh[17]Independent
13 November 2024[4]196TarariSudama PrasadCommunist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) LiberationElected to Lok Sabha on June 4, 2024Vishal Prashant[6]Bharatiya Janata Party
203RamgarhSudhakar SinghRashtriya Janata DalAshok Kumar Singh[6]
227ImamganjJitan Ram ManjhiHindustani Awam MorchaDeepa Manjhi[6]Hindustani Awam Morcha
232BelaganjSurendra Prasad YadavRashtriya Janata DalManorama Devi[6]Janata Dal (United)

Chhattisgarh

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
13 November 2024[4]51Raipur City SouthBrijmohan AgrawalBharatiya Janata PartyElected to Lok Sabha on June 4, 2024Sunil Kumar Soni[6]Bharatiya Janata Party

Gujarat

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
7 May 2024[12]26VijapurC. J. ChavdaIndian National CongressResigned on 19 January 2024[18]C. J. Chavda[14]Bharatiya Janata Party
83PorbandarArjun ModhwadiaResigned on 4 March 2024[19]Arjun Modhwadia[14]
85ManavadarArvindbhai LadaniResigned on 6 March 2024[20]Arvindbhai Ladani[14]
108KhambhatChirag PatelResigned on 19 December 2023[21]Chirag Patel[14]
136VaghodiyaDharmendrasinh VaghelaIndependentResigned on 25 January 2024[22]Dharmendrasinh Vaghela[14]
13 November 2024[4]7VavGeni ThakorIndian National CongressElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Swarupji Thakor[6]

Haryana

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
25 May 2024[12]21KarnalManohar Lal KhattarBharatiya Janata PartyResigned on 13 March 2024[23]Nayab Singh Saini[14]Bharatiya Janata Party

Himachal Pradesh

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
1 June 2024[12]18DharamshalaSudhir SharmaIndian National CongressDisqualified on 29 February 2024[24]Sudhir Sharma[14]Bharatiya Janata Party
21Lahaul and SpitiRavi ThakurAnuradha Rana[14]Indian National Congress
37SujanpurRajinder RanaRanjit Singh[14]
39BarsarInder Dutt LakhanpalInder Dutt Lakhanpal[14]Bharatiya Janata Party
42GagretChaitanya SharmaRakesh Kalia[14]Indian National Congress
45KutleharDavinder Kumar BhuttoVivek Sharma[14]
10 July 2024[15]10DehraHoshyar SinghIndependentResigned on 22 March 2024[25]Kamlesh Thakur[17]
38HamirpurAshish SharmaAshish Sharma[17]Bharatiya Janata Party
51NalagarhK.L. ThakurHardeep Singh Bawa[17]Indian National Congress

Jharkhand

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLAParty
20 May 2024[12]31GandeySarfaraz AhmadJharkhand Mukti MorchaResigned on 1 January 2024[26]Kalpana Soren[14]Jharkhand Mukti Morcha

Karnataka

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
7 May 2024[12]36ShorapurRaja Venkatappa NaikIndian National CongressDied on 24 February 2024[27]Raja Venugopal Naik[14][28]Indian National Congress
13 November 2024[4]83ShiggaonBasavaraj BommaiBharatiya Janata PartyElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Yasir Ahmed Khan Pathan[6]
95SandurE. TukaramIndian National CongressE. Annapoorna Tukaram[6][29]
185ChannapatnaH. D. KumaraswamyJanata Dal (Secular)C. P. Yogeshwara[6]

Kerala

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
20 November 2024[30]56PalakkadShafi ParambilIndian National CongressElected to Lok Sabha on 4 JuneRahul Mamkootathil[6][31]Indian National Congress
13 November 2024[4]61ChelakkaraK. RadhakrishnanCommunist Party of India (Marxist)U. R. Pradeep[6]Communist Party of India (Marxist)

Madhya Pradesh

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLAParty
10 July 2024[15]123AmarwaraKamlesh ShahIndian National CongressResigned on 29 March 2024[32]Kamlesh Shah[17]Bharatiya Janata Party
13 November 2024[4]2VijaypurRamnivas RawatResigned on 8 July 2024[33]Mukesh Malhotra[6]Indian National Congress
156BudhniShivraj Singh ChouhanBharatiya Janata PartyElected to Lok Sabha on 4 JuneRamakant Bhargava[6]Bharatiya Janata Party

Meghalaya

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLAParty
13 November 2024[4]56GambegreSaleng A. SangmaIndian National CongressElected to Lok Sabha on 4 JuneMehtab Chandee Agitok Sangma[6]National People's Party

Punjab

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
10 July 2024[15]34Jalandhar WestSheetal AnguralAam Aadmi PartyResigned on 28 March 2024[34]Mohinder Bhagat[17]Aam Aadmi Party
20 November 2024[30]44ChabbewalRaj Kumar ChabbewalIndian National CongressResigned on 15 March 2024[35]Ishank Kumar[6]
10Dera Baba NanakSukhjinder Singh RandhawaElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Gurdeep Singh Randhawa[6]
84GidderbahaAmrinder Singh Raja WarringHardeep Singh Dimpy Dhillon[6]
103BarnalaGurmeet Singh Meet HayerAam Aadmi PartyKuldeep Singh Dhillon[6]Indian National Congress

Rajasthan

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
26 April 2024[12]165BagidoraMahendrajeet Singh MalviyaIndian National CongressResigned on 19 February 2024[36]Jaikrishn Patel[14]Bharat Adivasi Party
13 November 2024[4]27JhunjhunuBrijendra Singh OlaElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Rajendra Bhamboo[6]Bharatiya Janata Party
67RamgarhZubair KhanDied on 14 September 2024[37]Sukhavant Singh[6]
88DausaMurari Lal MeenaElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Deen Dayal Bairwa[6]Indian National Congress
97Deoli-UniaraHarish Chandra MeenaRajendra Gurjar[6]Bharatiya Janata Party
110KhinwsarHanuman BeniwalRashtriya Loktantrik PartyRewant Ram Danga[6]
156SalumberAmrit Lal MeenaBharatiya Janata PartyDied on 8 August 2024[38]Shanta Amrit Lal Meena[6]
161ChorasiRajkumar RoatBharat Adivasi PartyElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Anil Kumar Katara[6]Bharat Adivasi Party

Sikkim

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
13 November 2024[4]7Soreng-ChakungPrem Singh TamangSikkim Krantikari MorchaResigned on 14 June 2024[39]Aditya Tamang[6]Sikkim Krantikari Morcha
11Namchi-SinghithangKrishna Kumari RaiResigned on 13 June 2024[40]Satish Chandra Rai[6]

Tamil Nadu

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
19 April 2024[12]233VilavancodeS. VijayadharaniIndian National CongressResigned on 24 February 2024[41]Tharahai Cuthbert[14]Indian National Congress
10 July 2024[15]75VikravandiN. PugazhenthiDravida Munnetra KazhagamDied on 6 April 2024[42]Anniyur Siva[17]Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam

Telangana

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
13 May 2024[12]71Secunderabad CantonmentG. Lasya NandithaBharat Rashtra SamithiDied on 23 February 2024[43]Sri Ganesh[14]Indian National Congress

Tripura

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
19 April 2024[12]7RamnagarSurajit DattaBharatiya Janata PartyDied on 27 December 2023[44]Dipak Majumder[14]Bharatiya Janata Party

Uttarakhand

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
10 July 2024[15]4BadrinathRajendra Singh BhandariIndian National CongressResigned on 17 March 2024[45]Lakhpat Singh Butola[17]Indian National Congress
33ManglaurSarwat Karim AnsariBahujan Samaj PartyDied on 30 October 2023[46]Muhammad Nizamuddin[17]
20 November 2024[4]7KedarnathShaila Rani RawatBharatiya Janata PartyDied on 9 July 2024[47]Asha Nautiyal[6]Bharatiya Janata Party

Uttar Pradesh

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For detailed result, see2024 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly by-elections.
DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
13 May 2024[12]136DadraulManvendra SinghBharatiya Janata PartyDied on 5 January 2024[48]Arvind Kumar Singh[14]Bharatiya Janata Party
20 May 2024[12]173Lucknow EastAshutosh TandonDied on 9 November 2023[49]O. P. Srivastava[14]
25 May 2024[12]292GainsariShiv Pratap YadavSamajwadi PartyDied on 28 January 2024[50]Rakesh Kumar Yadav[14]Samajwadi Party
1 June 2024[12]403DuddhiRamdular GaurBharatiya Janata PartyDisqualified on 15 December 2023[51]Vijay Singh Gond[14]
20 November 2024[30]16MeerapurChandan ChauhanRashtriya Lok DalElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Mithlesh Pal[6]Rashtriya Lok Dal
29KundarkiZiaur Rahman BarqSamajwadi PartyRamveer Singh[6]Bharatiya Janata Party
56GhaziabadAtul GargBharatiya Janata PartySanjeev Sharma[6]
71KhairAnoop PradhanSurender Diler[6]
110KarhalAkhilesh YadavSamajwadi PartyTej Pratap Singh Yadav[6]Samajwadi Party
213SishamauHaji Irfan SolankiDisqualified on 7 June 2024[52]Naseem Solanki[6]
256PhulpurPraveen PatelBharatiya Janata PartyElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Deepak Patel[6]Bharatiya Janata Party
277KatehariLalji VermaSamajwadi PartyDharmraj Nishad[6]
397MajhawanVinod Kumar BindNISHAD PartySuchismita Maurya[6]

West Bengal

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DateConstituencyPrevious MLAReasonElected MLA
7 May 2024[12]62BhagabangolaIdris AliTrinamool CongressDied on 16 February 2024[53]Reyat Hossain Sarkar[14]Trinamool Congress
1 June 2024[12]113BaranagarTapas RoyResigned on 4 March 2024[54]Sayantika Banerjee[14]
10 July 2024[15]35RaiganjKrishna KalyaniBharatiya Janata PartyResigned on 27 March 2024[55]Krishna Kalyani[17]
90Ranaghat DakshinMukut Mani AdhikariResigned on 19 April 2024[56]Mukut Mani Adhikari[17]
94BagdahBiswajit DasMadhuparna Thakur[17]
167ManiktalaSadhan PandeTrinamool CongressDied on 20 February 2022[57][a]Supti Pandey[17]
13 November 2024[4]6SitaiJagadish Chandra Barma BasuniaElected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024Sangita Roy[6]
14MadarihatManoj TiggaBharatiya Janata PartyJay Prakash Toppo[6]
104NaihatiPartha BhowmickTrinamool CongressSanat Dey[6]
121HaroaHaji Nurul IslamSheikh Rabiul Islam[6]
236MedinipurJune MaliaSujoy Hazra[6]
251TaldangraArup ChakrabortyFalguni Singhababu[6]

Local body elections

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Assam

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DateAutonomous CouncilGovernment beforeGovernment after
8 January 2024Dima Hasao Autonomous CouncilBharatiya Janata PartyBharatiya Janata Party

Punjab

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Main article:2024 Punjab, India local elections
DateMunicipal corporationGovernment beforeGovernment after
21 December 2024Amritsar Municipal CorporationIndian National CongressAam Aadmi Party
Jalandhar Municipal Corporation
Patiala Municipal Corporation
Ludhiana Municipal Corporation
Phagwara Municipal CorporationBharatiya Janata Party[60]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^The seat fell vacant due to the death of sitting MLA Sadhan Pande on 20th February 2022. However, by-polls to the seat couldn't be held even after 6 months of Pande's death (according to Indian law) because BJP candidate Kalyan Chaubey filed anelection petition in theCalcutta High Court alleging irregularities in polling & demanded a recount of votes. TheRepresentation of the People Act, 1951 forbids holding any polls to the seat until any election petition concerning that seat hasn't been resolved at the court.[58] On 29 April 2024, Choubey withdrew his election petition from the court, making way for by-poll to the seat.[59]

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