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Lok Sabha 2024 Result in Jharkhand: Party Wise Seats and Votes

How Jharkhand's 14 Lok Sabha seats voted in 2024: party wise seats, vote share and turnout from ECI data.

Graphic on the Lok Sabha 2024 result in Jharkhand
Graphic: UP Election News

Jharkhand sends 14 members to the Lok Sabha. In the 2024 general election, the seats were shared as follows: BJP 8, JMM 3, Congress 2, AJSU Party 1. About 66.77% of the 2,58,77,892 registered electors voted. This explainer from UP Election News summarises the state’s 2024 result using Election Commission of India data, for readers following national politics from Uttar Pradesh.

Party wise result in Jharkhand

Party Seats won Votes Vote share
BJP 8 76,81,990 45.06%
Jharkhand Mukti Morcha 3 25,17,556 14.77%
Congress 2 33,19,345 19.47%
AJSU Party 1 4,51,139 2.65%

Table: UP Election News. Data: ECI party wise seats won and valid votes polled. Top six parties shown.

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Constituency winners

Seat Winner Party Margin
Rajmahal Vijay Kumar Hansdak JMM 1,78,264
Dumka Nalin Soren JMM 22,527
Godda Nishikant Dubey BJP 1,01,813
Chatra Kali Charan Singh BJP 2,20,959
Kodarma Annpurna Devi BJP 3,77,014
Giridih Chandra Prakash Choudhary AJSU Party 80,880
Dhanbad Dulu Mahato BJP 3,31,583
Ranchi Sanjay Seth BJP 1,20,512
Jamshedpur Bidyut Baran Mahato BJP 2,59,782
Singhbhum Joba Majhi JMM 1,68,402
Khunti Kali Charan Munda Congress 1,49,675
Lohardaga Sukhdeo Bhagat Congress 1,39,138
Palamu Vishnu Dayal Ram BJP 2,88,807
Hazaribagh Manish Jaiswal BJP 2,76,686

Closest and biggest margins

The closest contest in Jharkhand was in Dumka, where Nalin Soren (JMM) won by 22,527 votes. The widest margin came in Kodarma, where Annpurna Devi (BJP) won by 3,77,014 votes.

Turnout compared with the national figure

Turnout in Jharkhand was about 66.77%, above the all India figure of about 66.10% calculated from constituency wise ECI data across all 543 seats. In absolute terms, 1,72,79,192 people voted in Jharkhand. Turnout differences between states often reflect migration, the share of urban voters and the intensity of local contests.

Candidates, women and NOTA

A total of 244 candidates contested the 14 seats of Jharkhand in 2024, of whom 31 were women. 2 of the winning candidates were women. In 10 of the 14 seats, the winner polled more than half of the valid votes. NOTA received 1,95,472 votes across the state, about 1.13% of all valid votes counted.

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What the result means

The BJP finished with the most seats in Jharkhand, winning 8 with 45.06% of the valid votes. Seat counts under first past the post do not always track vote shares closely, so parties with similar vote shares can end up with very different numbers of seats. At the national level, the BJP won 240 seats in 2024, short of a majority of its own, and formed the government with its NDA allies, while the Congress won 99 seats as the largest party in the INDIA bloc.

How Lok Sabha elections work

The Lok Sabha has 543 elected seats, and members are directly elected under Article 81 of the Constitution using the first past the post system. Seats are allocated to states broadly on the basis of population, and Uttar Pradesh has the largest share with 80 seats. The 18th Lok Sabha first met in June 2024, so the next general election is due in 2029. NOTA votes are counted and reported, but they do not affect who wins a seat.

For Uttar Pradesh readers, comparing other states helps put the 2024 verdict in context. The Samajwadi Party’s 37 seats in Uttar Pradesh made it the third largest party in the Lok Sabha after the BJP and the Congress.

All numbers in this article are taken from the official results published by the Election Commission of India. Vote shares are calculated on total valid votes, including NOTA where stated.

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Source: Election Commission of India, General Election to Lok Sabha 2024 statistical reports (constituency wise detailed results and party wise seats won). Original data: ECI Lok Sabha 2024 statistical reports.

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