Bamori Vidhan Sabha election result 2023
All candidates and votes
Winner
Rishi Agrawal
votes
93,708
Margin
14,796(8.1%)
Winner vs Runner-up
- 1Rishi Agrawal✓ WinnerINC93,70851.19%
- 2Mahendra Singh Sisodia (Sanju Bhaiya)BJP78,91243.11%
- 3Manisha Rajesh Singh DhakadBSPDeposit lost3,4961.91%
- 4NOTA2,0641.13%
- 5Urmila BaiLok Samaj PartyDeposit lost1,2970.71%
- 6Ranjana KushwahAazad Samaj Party (kanshi Ram)Deposit lost8220.45%
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- 7SantoshINDDeposit lost7020.38%
- 8Suraj Lal Lodha HaripurINDDeposit lost6690.37%
- 9Krishn Rao. Kapse (Kapse Babu)INDDeposit lost3620.2%
- 10Dɤ. Phool Singh KushwahPichhara Samaj Party UnitedDeposit lost3060.17%
- 11Ashish (Lal Maharaj)INDDeposit lost2640.14%
- 12Shriram SenSocialist Unity Centre Of India (communist)Deposit lost2450.13%
- 13Amit Shrivastava Guna WaleINDDeposit lost1970.11%
Deposit lost: 10 of 12 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 2023
From the Election Commission of India's statistical report
- Electors
- 2,25,084
- Votes cast
- 1,83,073
- Turnout
- 81.34%
- Polling stations
- 277
incl. service voters
incl. 1,168 postal
Turnout of men and women
Women78.4%
85,537 of 1,09,169 voted on EVMs
Men83.1%
96,368 of 1,15,915 voted on EVMs
- Candidates12 (3 women)
- Lost deposit10
- NOTA2,064
- Valid votes1,80,980
Women candidates: Manisha Rajesh Singh Dhakad, Urmila Bai, Ranjana Kushwah
Frequently asked questions
Who won Bamori in 2023?
Rishi Agrawal (INC) won with 93,708 votes, defeating Mahendra Singh Sisodia (Sanju Bhaiya) (BJP) by 14,796 votes.
How many votes were cast in Bamori in 2023?
Candidates (incl. NOTA) received 1,83,044 votes in total.
What was the turnout in Bamori in 2023?
81.34% — 1,83,073 of 2,25,084 electors voted (postal votes included). Women's turnout was 78.4%, men's 83.1%.
How many voters does Bamori have?
2,25,084 electors at the 2023 election — 1,15,915 men, 1,09,169 women (service voters included), and 277 polling stations.
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