Matiala Vidhan Sabha election result 2025
All candidates and votes
Winner
Sandeep Sehrawat
votes
1,46,295
Margin
28,723(10.3%)
Winner vs Runner-up
- 1Sandeep Sehrawat✓ WinnerBJP1,46,29552.46%
- 2Sumesh ShokeenAAP1,17,57242.16%
- 3Raghvinder SinghINCDeposit lost9,6853.47%
- 4NOTA2,0180.72%
- 5Kamlesh KumarBSPDeposit lost1,1340.41%
- 6Yogesh KumarINDDeposit lost5690.2%
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- 7Punam PandeyINDDeposit lost5010.18%
- 8Arvind Kumar PandeyRashtriya Janshakti Party (secular)Deposit lost3450.12%
- 9Rajni SharmaINDDeposit lost1740.06%
- 10Prabhat KumarOne Bharat Citizen PartyDeposit lost1620.06%
- 11Vinod Kumar ChauhanSBSPDeposit lost1570.06%
- 12Yogesh Kumar SharmaRight To Recall PartyDeposit lost1210.04%
- 13Mohinder SinghRashtriya Rashtrawadi PartyDeposit lost880.03%
- 14Niraj KumarNational Youth PartyDeposit lost730.03%
Deposit lost: 11 of 13 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 — Assembly election 2025
From the Election Commission of India's statistical report
- Electors
- 4,56,137
- Votes cast
- 2,79,065
- Turnout
- 61.18%
- Polling stations
- 387
incl. service voters
incl. 2,229 postal
Turnout of men and women
Women61.3%
1,31,437 of 2,14,308 voted on EVMs
Men60.1%
1,45,391 of 2,41,807 voted on EVMs
Third-gender electors: 22; 8 voted.
- Candidates13 (2 women)
- Lost deposit11
- NOTA2,018
- Valid votes2,76,876
Women candidates: Punam Pandey, Rajni Sharma
Frequently asked questions
Who won Matiala in 2025?
Sandeep Sehrawat (BJP) won with 1,46,295 votes, defeating Sumesh Shokeen (AAP) by 28,723 votes.
How many votes were cast in Matiala in 2025?
Candidates (incl. NOTA) received 2,78,894 votes in total.
What was the turnout in Matiala in 2025?
61.18% — 2,79,065 of 4,56,137 electors voted (postal votes included). Women's turnout was 61.3%, men's 60.1%.
How many voters does Matiala have?
4,56,137 electors at the 2025 election — 2,41,807 men, 2,14,308 women, 22 third gender (service voters included), and 387 polling stations.
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