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Lok Sabha constituency 5· General seat

Anakapalle Lok Sabha — MP & election results

Who is the MP of Anakapalle? — C.M.Ramesh (BJP), who won the Lok Sabha Election 2024 by 2,96,530 votes. Below: history of 2 elections and every candidate's votes.

MP · 2024

C.M.Ramesh

BJP
Margin: 2,96,530Landslide

Election history — every MP of Anakapalle

2 elections · newest first

Wins by party

  • BJP 1
  • YSRCP 1
  1. 2024Jun 2024C.M.RameshBJPCurrent MPLok Sabha Election 2024 · defeated Budi Mutyala Naidu (YSRCP)Margin2,96,530
  2. 2019May 2019Dr.Beesetti Venkata SatyavathiYSRCPLok Sabha Election 2019 · defeated Adari Anand Kumar (TDP)Margin89,192

Lok Sabha Election 2024 — results

Winner

C.M.Ramesh

BJPLandslide

votes

7,62,069

Margin

2,96,530(22.4%)

Winner vs Runner-up

C.M.Ramesh · BJPBudi Mutyala Naidu · YSRCP
7,62,0694,65,539
Candidate (16)votes
  1. 1C.M.Ramesh✓ WinnerBJP7,62,06957.5%
  2. 2Budi Mutyala NaiduYSRCP4,65,53935.13%
  3. 3NOTA26,2351.98%
  4. 4Vegi VenkateshINCDeposit lost25,6511.94%
  5. 5Palaka Sreerama MurthyBSPDeposit lost19,1571.45%
  6. 6Vankayala Ramachandra RaoINDDeposit lost4,0020.3%
See all candidates (+10)
  1. 7Lovaraju SiddhaINDDeposit lost3,8520.29%
  2. 8Krishna Swaroop VadlamuriDalita Bahujana PartyDeposit lost3,5570.27%
  3. 9Gara Surya RaoINDDeposit lost3,1240.24%
  4. 10Appala Raju NammiBharatha Chaitanya Yuvajana PartyDeposit lost2,6190.2%
  5. 11Nageswara Rao PetlaINDDeposit lost2,1840.16%
  6. 12Adari Sarat ChandraJai Bharat National PartyDeposit lost1,9130.14%
  7. 13Vijaya Lakshmi KarriPyramid Party of IndiaDeposit lost1,5910.12%
  8. 14Dr. Thummapala Hari ShankarINDDeposit lost1,5760.12%
  9. 15Junnuri J SrinivasINDDeposit lost1,2010.09%
  10. 16Appalanaidu TummaguntaINDDeposit lost1,0620.08%
Total votes13,25,332

Deposit lost: 13 of 15 candidates — those not elected who polled no more than one-sixth of the valid votes of all candidates, NOTA excluded (Representation of the People Act 1951, s.158).

Electors & turnout — Lok Sabha election 2024

From the Election Commission of India's statistical report

Electors
16,01,365

incl. service voters

Votes cast
13,28,726

incl. 19,125 postal

Turnout
82.97%
Polling stations
1,828

Turnout of men and women

Women82.2%

6,71,515 of 8,17,141 voted on EVMs

Men81.4%

6,38,070 of 7,84,191 voted on EVMs

Third-gender electors: 33; 16 voted.

  • Candidates15 (1 women)
  • Lost deposit13
  • NOTA26,235
  • Valid votes12,99,097

Women candidates: Vijaya Lakshmi Karri

Past elections

Lok Sabha Election 2019Winner: Dr.Beesetti Venkata Satyavathi (YSRCP)Full result ▾
Candidate (11)votes
  1. 1Dr.Beesetti Venkata Satyavathi✓ WinnerYSRCP5,86,22647.33%
  2. 2Adari Anand KumarTDP4,97,03440.13%
  3. 3Chintala Partha SarathiJSPDeposit lost82,5886.67%
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  1. 4NOTA34,8972.82%
  2. 5Dr. Gandi Venkata Satyanarayana Rao (Dr Vikram)BJPDeposit lost13,2761.07%
  3. 6Ruthala Srirama MurthyINCDeposit lost10,1210.82%
  4. 7Vadlamuri Krishna SwaroopDalita Bahujana PartyDeposit lost4,4440.36%
  5. 8Appala Naidu TummaguntaINDDeposit lost3,7650.3%
  6. 9P.S.Ajay KumarCPI(ML)LDeposit lost2,7160.22%
  7. 10Taadi Veera JagadeeshwariPyramid Party of IndiaDeposit lost1,8030.15%
  8. 11K B SwaroopJana Jagruti PartyDeposit lost1,6210.13%
Total votes12,38,491

Lok Sabha Election 2019 — full result page →

Assembly segments

Frequently asked questions

Who is the MP of Anakapalle?

C.M.Ramesh (BJP) won Anakapalle in the Lok Sabha Election 2024 with 7,62,069 votes.

What was the winning margin in Anakapalle?

C.M.Ramesh defeated Budi Mutyala Naidu (YSRCP) by 2,96,530 votes.

Who were the previous MPs of Anakapalle?

2019: Dr.Beesetti Venkata Satyavathi (YSRCP)

What was the turnout in Anakapalle in 2024?

82.97% — 13,28,726 of 16,01,365 electors voted (postal votes included). Women's turnout was 82.2%, men's 81.4%.

How many voters does Anakapalle have?

16,01,365 electors at the 2024 election — 7,84,191 men, 8,17,141 women, 33 third gender (service voters included), and 1,828 polling stations.

Source: eci.gov.in/statistical-report/ge/2024/1 · eci.gov.in/statistical-report/ge/2019/cat/1551 · verify with the original source for official use · Disclaimer