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Gaya Lok Sabha — MP & election results

Who is the MP of Gaya? — Jitan Ram Manjhi (HAM), who won the Lok Sabha Election 2024 by 1,01,812 votes. Below: history of 2 elections and every candidate's votes.

MP · 2024

Jitan Ram Manjhi

HAM
Margin: 1,01,812Comfortable win

Election history — every MP of Gaya

2 elections · newest first

Wins by party

  • HAM 1
  • JD(U) 1
  1. 2024Jun 2024Jitan Ram ManjhiHAMCurrent MPLok Sabha Election 2024 · defeated Kumar Sarvjeet (RJD)Margin1,01,812
  2. 2019May 2019Vijay KumarJD(U)Lok Sabha Election 2019 · defeated Jitan Ram Manjhi (HAM)Margin1,52,426

Lok Sabha Election 2024 — results

Winner

Jitan Ram Manjhi

HAMComfortable win

votes

4,94,960

Margin

1,01,812(10.6%)

Winner vs Runner-up

Jitan Ram Manjhi · HAMKumar Sarvjeet · RJD
4,94,9603,93,148
Candidate (15)votes
  1. 1Jitan Ram Manjhi✓ WinnerHAM4,94,96051.36%
  2. 2Kumar SarvjeetRJD3,93,14840.8%
  3. 3NOTA17,2881.79%
  4. 4Sushma KumariBSPDeposit lost12,3761.28%
  5. 5Devendra PratapINDDeposit lost9,2110.96%
  6. 6Dheerendra PrasadLoktantrik Samajwadi PartyDeposit lost5,6290.58%
See all candidates (+9)
  1. 7Giridhar SaperaThe National Road Map Party of IndiaDeposit lost4,7270.49%
  2. 8Ranu Kumar ChaudharyINDDeposit lost4,5050.47%
  3. 9Ranjan KumarINDDeposit lost4,2340.44%
  4. 10Ayush KumarINDDeposit lost4,1030.43%
  5. 11Surendra ManjhiRashtriya Jansambhavna PartyDeposit lost3,0350.31%
  6. 12Amresh KumarINDDeposit lost2,8210.29%
  7. 13Ashok Kumar PaswanINDDeposit lost2,7010.28%
  8. 14Arun KumarINDDeposit lost2,5540.27%
  9. 15Sheo ShankarBhartiya Lok Chetna PartyDeposit lost2,3840.25%
Total votes9,63,676

Deposit lost: 12 of 14 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
18,21,330

incl. service voters

Votes cast
9,64,870

incl. 6,483 postal

Turnout
52.98%
Polling stations
1,879

Turnout of men and women

Women51.5%

4,49,559 of 8,72,825 voted on EVMs

Men53.6%

5,08,825 of 9,48,485 voted on EVMs

Third-gender electors: 20; 3 voted.

  • Candidates14 (1 women)
  • Lost deposit12
  • NOTA17,288
  • Valid votes9,46,388

Women candidates: Sushma Kumari

Past elections

Lok Sabha Election 2019Winner: Vijay Kumar (JD(U))Full result ▾
Candidate (14)votes
  1. 1Vijay Kumar✓ WinnerJD(U)4,67,00748.79%
  2. 2Jitan Ram ManjhiHAM3,14,58132.86%
  3. 3NOTA30,0303.14%
See all candidates (+11)
  1. 4Vijay Kumar ChaudharyJanta Dal RashtravadiDeposit lost23,4622.45%
  2. 5Sheo ShankarAmbedkarite Party of IndiaDeposit lost20,4642.14%
  3. 6Dayanand RajwanshiMoolniwasi Samaj PartyDeposit lost14,5531.52%
  4. 7Rakesh ChaudhariMoulik Adhikar PartyDeposit lost14,5321.52%
  5. 8Dilip KumarBSPDeposit lost13,0311.36%
  6. 9Rajesh Kumar PaswanAam Janta Party RashtriyaDeposit lost11,6711.22%
  7. 10Prakash ChandraPublic Mission PartyDeposit lost11,1651.17%
  8. 11Umesh RajakPeoples Party of India (Democratic)Deposit lost10,3981.09%
  9. 12Sunil PaswanBharat Bhrashtachar Mitao PartyDeposit lost9,8941.03%
  10. 13Din Dayal Bharti Alias Kapil ChaudhriNCPDeposit lost8,5160.89%
  11. 14Giridhar SaperaBharatiya Rashtriya MorchaDeposit lost7,9440.83%
Total votes9,57,248

Lok Sabha Election 2019 — full result page →

Assembly segments

Frequently asked questions

Who is the MP of Gaya?

Jitan Ram Manjhi (HAM) won Gaya in the Lok Sabha Election 2024 with 4,94,960 votes.

What was the winning margin in Gaya?

Jitan Ram Manjhi defeated Kumar Sarvjeet (RJD) by 1,01,812 votes.

Who were the previous MPs of Gaya?

2019: Vijay Kumar (JD(U))

What was the turnout in Gaya in 2024?

52.98% — 9,64,870 of 18,21,330 electors voted (postal votes included). Women's turnout was 51.5%, men's 53.6%.

How many voters does Gaya have?

18,21,330 electors at the 2024 election — 9,48,485 men, 8,72,825 women, 20 third gender (service voters included), and 1,879 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