2019 Lok Sabha Election in 7 Phases from April 11 to May 19,2019 - States where Assembly Elections Simultaneously Being Held Alongwith LS Elections

 

 

2019 Andhra Pradesh Lok Sabha and Assembly Election in single phase on April 11,2019

Ruling party in the state: Telegu Desam Party
Number of Lok Sabha seats in the state: 25
Party wise break-up of the Lok Sabha seats: TDP-15; BJP-2; YSRC-8
Number of voters in the state: 3.69 crore
Voter turnout in 2014: 74.47%
Number of assembly seats: 175
Party wise break-up of assembly seats: TDP-103; YSR-66; BJP-4; Independents-1; Navodaya Party-1

2019 Arunachal Pradesh Lok Sabha and Assembly Election in single phase on April 11,2019

Arunachal Pradesh, one of India’s largest states sends only two MPs to the Lok Sabha. In 2014, the two seats were split between the Congress and the BJP.

On December 31, a BJP government was installed in Arunachal Pradesh after 33 out of 43 MLAs of the People’s Party of Arunachal (PPA) in the 60-member Assembly led by chief minister Pema Khandu joined BJP

The state had been largely peaceful until the issue of permanent resident certificates for six non-Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe communities sparked two days of rioting in the capital Itanagar late last month, forcing it to scrap the recommendation of a government panel. Two persons lost their lives.

While the aborted permanent resident certificate issue could still cost the BJP, the state government which had backed the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, changed its stance at the eleventh hour after the governments of Meghalaya, Manipur, Nagaland and Mizoram opposed the Bill which ultimately lapsed in February.

Number of Lok Sabha seats in the state: 2

Party wise break-up of the Lok Sabha seats: BJP: 1, Cong: 1

Number of voters in the state: 759,387 (2014)

Voter turnout in 2014: 78.6%

Number of assembly seats: 60

Partywise break-up of assembly seats: BJP: 48, Cong: 03, IND: 2, NPP: 7

Key leaders across parties: BJP: Kiren Rijiju, Pema Khandu, Tapir Gao, CONG: Ninong Ering, Takam Sanjoy

Key issues: 1. Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2. Permanent Resident Certificates to six not-native communities.


2019 Odisha Lok Sabha and Assembly Election in 4 phases on April 11,April 18,April 23 and April 29,2019

Constituencies which will go to polls in the first phase on April 11,2019 - 28

Sr. No.	Constituency	Category
1	Nuapada	Gen
2	KhariarChitrakonda	Gen
3	Umerkote	ST
4	Jharigam	ST
5	Nabarangpur	ST
6	Dabugam	ST
7	Lanjigarh	ST
8	Junagarh	Gen
9	Dharmgarh	Gen
10	Bhawanipatna	SC
11	Narla	Gen
12	Chhatrapur	SC
13	Gopalpur	Gen
14	Berhampur	Gen
15	Digapahandi	Gen
16	Chikiti	Gen
17	Mohana	ST
18	Paralakhemundi	Gen
19	Gunupur	ST
20	Bissam	ST
21	Cuttack	ST
22	Rayagada	ST
23	Laxmipur	ST
24	Kotpad	Gen
25	Jeypore	SC
26	Koraput	ST
27	Pottangi	ST
28	Malkangiri	ST

Constituencies which will go to polls in the second phase on April 18,2019 -  35

Sr. No.	Constituency	Category
1	Padampur	Gen
2	Bijepur	Gen
3	Bargarh	Gen
4	Attabira	SC
5	Bhatli	Gen
6	Brajarajnagar	Gen
7	Jharsuguda	Gen
8	Talsara	ST
9	Sundargarh	ST
10	Biramitrapur	ST
11	Raghunathpali	SC
12	Rourkela	Gen
13	Rajgangpur	ST
14	Bonai	ST
15	Birmaharajpur	SC
16	Sonepur	Gen
17	Loisingha	SC
18	Patnagarh	Gen
19	Bolangir	Gen
20	Titlagarh	Gen
21	Kantabanji	Gen
22	Baliguda	ST
23	G. Udayagiri	ST
24	Phulbani	ST
25	Kantamal	Gen
26	Boudh	Gen
27	Daspalla	SC
28	Bhanjanagar	Gen
29	Polasara	Gen
30	Kabisuryanagar	Gen
31	Khalikote	SC
32	Aska	Gen
33	Surada	Gen
34	Sanakhemundi	Gen
35	Hinjili	Gen

Constituencies which will go to polls in the third phase on April 23,2019 - 42

Sr.No	Constituencies	Category
1	Kuchinda	ST
2	Rengali	SC
3	Sambalpur	Gen
4	Rairakhol	Gen
5	Deogarh	Gen
6	Telkoi	ST
7	Ghasipura	Gen
8	Anandapur	SC
9	Patna	ST
10	Keonjhar	ST
11	Champua	Gen
12	Karanjia	ST
13	Dhenkanal	Gen
14	Hindol	SC
15	Kamakhyanagar	Gen
16	Parjanga	Gen
17	Pallahara	Gen
18	Talcher	Gen
19	Angul	Gen
20	Chhendipada	SC
21	Athamallik	Gen
22	Baramba	Gen
23	Banki	Gen
24	Athagarh	Gen
25	Barabati-Cuttack	Gen
26	Choudwar-Cuttack	Gen
27	Cuttack Sadar	SC
28	Puri	Gen
29	Brahmagiri	Gen
30	Satyabadi	Gen
31	Pipili	Gen
32	Jayadev	SC
33	Bhubaneswar Central (Madhya)	Gen
34	Bhubaneswar North (Uttar)	Gen
35	Ekamra Bhubaneshwar	Gen
36	Jatani	Gen
37	Begunia	Gen
38	Khurda	Gen
39	Chilika	Gen
40	Ranpur	Gen
41	Khandapada	Gen
42	Nayagarh	Gen

Constituencies which will go to polls in the fourth phase on April 29,2019 - 42

S.No.	Constetuencies	Category
1	Jashipur	ST
2	Saraskana	ST
3	Rairangpur	ST
4	Bangriposi	ST
5	Udala	ST
6	Badasahi	SC
7	Baripada	ST
8	Morada	Gen
9	Jaleswar	Gen
10	Bhograi	Gen
11	Basta	Gen
12	Balasore	Gen
13	Remuna	SC
14	Nilgiri	Gen
15	Soro	SC
16	Simulia	Gen
17	Bhandaripokhari	Gen
18	Bhadrak	Gen
19	Basudevpur	Gen
20	Dhamnagar	SC
21	Chandabali	Gen
22	Binjharpur	SC
23	Bari	Gen
24	Barachana	Gen
25	Dharmasala	Gen
26	Jajpur	Gen
27	Korei	Gen
28	Sukinda	Gen
29	Niali	SC
30	Salipur	Gen
31	Mahanga	Gen
32	Patkura	Gen
33	Kendrapara	SC
34	Aul	Gen
35	Rajanagar	Gen
36	Mahakalapada	Gen
37	Paradeep	Gen
38	Tirtol	SC
39	Balikuda-Erasama	Gen
40	Jagatsinghpur	Gen
41	Kakatpur	SC
42	Nimapara	Gen

2019 Sikkim Lok Sabha and Assembly Election in single phase on April 11,2019

Sikkim constituency is the only Lok Sabha constituency in the state of Sikkim in India. This place participated in its first general election in the year 1977 after joining the Union in 1975. Chatra Bahadur Chettri from Indian National Congress was elected as first member of parliament from this constituency

Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) has nominated Shri LatenTshering Sherpa, while the Indian National Congress has chosen Bharat Basnett of Congress to compete for  the  2019 LS Election

In the 2014 LS Election, Prem Das Rai of Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF) defeated Tek Nath Dhakal from Sikkim Krantikari Morcha(SKM).

The SDF candidate won the seat by a mjority of 41,742 votes where he secured a total of 1,63, 698 votes. Nar Bahadur Khatiwada from Bhartiya Janata Party(BJP) and Akar Dhoj Limbu from Indian National Congress(INC) also competed for this seat in previous Lok Sabha polls. The total turnout of voters were 3,08,967.

The Sikkim Assembly elections were held on April 12, 2014. The SDF again won the comfortable majority in Sikkim in the 2014 Assembly elections winning 22 seats out of the total 32 seats

 But the SKM became the major opposition party to challenge the SDF's supremacy in the state by winning the remaining 10 seats
 The party emerged as the prominent force in the state in 2014 with former chief minister Nar Bahadur Bhandari's unconditional support.