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Sambalpur Lok Sabha — MP & election results

Who is the MP of Sambalpur? — Dharmendra Pradhan (BJP), who won the Lok Sabha Election 2024 by 1,19,836 votes. Below: history of 2 elections and every candidate's votes.

MP · 2024

Dharmendra Pradhan

BJP
Margin: 1,19,836Comfortable win

Election history — every MP of Sambalpur

2 elections · newest first

  1. 2024Jun 2024Dharmendra PradhanBJPCurrent MPLok Sabha Election 2024 · defeated Pranab Prakash Das (BJD)Margin1,19,836
  2. 2019May 2019Nitesh Ganga DebBJPLok Sabha Election 2019 · defeated Nalini Kanta Pradhan (BJD)Margin9,162

Lok Sabha Election 2024 — results

Winner

Dharmendra Pradhan

BJPComfortable win

votes

5,92,162

Margin

1,19,836(10%)

Winner vs Runner-up

Dharmendra Pradhan · BJPPranab Prakash Das · BJD
5,92,1624,72,326
Candidate (15)votes
  1. 1Dharmendra Pradhan✓ WinnerBJP5,92,16249.48%
  2. 2Pranab Prakash DasBJD4,72,32639.47%
  3. 3Nagendra Kumar PradhanINCDeposit lost89,1137.45%
  4. 4NOTA12,4831.04%
  5. 5Sadanand RanbidaBSPDeposit lost4,7950.4%
  6. 6Sriram PandeyINDDeposit lost4,7020.39%
See all candidates (+9)
  1. 7Shushil Kumar BabuINDDeposit lost4,3030.36%
  2. 8Gnyanendra BeheraINDDeposit lost3,3340.28%
  3. 9Nabakishore PradhanSocialist Unity Centre Of India (COMMUNIST)Deposit lost3,1570.26%
  4. 10Atma Ram SupkarINDDeposit lost2,0590.17%
  5. 11Purushottam PatraKosal Janata DalDeposit lost1,7350.14%
  6. 12Rakesh BagBharatiya Nyay-Adhikar Raksha PartyDeposit lost1,7080.14%
  7. 13Subash MohapatraNational Jan DalDeposit lost1,6930.14%
  8. 14Laxman Kumar BhoiPaschimanchal Vikas PartyDeposit lost1,6820.14%
  9. 15Khageswar BeheraRashtriya Manav PartyDeposit lost1,4950.12%
Total votes11,96,747

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
15,01,538

incl. service voters

Votes cast
12,00,815

incl. 7,513 postal

Turnout
79.97%
Polling stations
1,769

Turnout of men and women

Women79.8%

5,96,926 of 7,47,896 voted on EVMs

Men79.1%

5,96,342 of 7,53,505 voted on EVMs

Third-gender electors: 137; 34 voted.

  • Candidates14
  • Lost deposit12
  • NOTA12,483
  • Valid votes11,84,264

Past elections

Lok Sabha Election 2019Winner: Nitesh Ganga Deb (BJP)Full result ▾
Candidate (12)votes
  1. 1Nitesh Ganga Deb✓ WinnerBJP4,73,77042.13%
  2. 2Nalini Kanta PradhanBJD4,64,60841.32%
  3. 3Sarat PattanayakINCDeposit lost1,35,96912.09%
See all candidates (+9)
  1. 4NOTA13,4561.2%
  2. 5Md. MustukimBSPDeposit lost8,1770.73%
  3. 6Binay OceanAmbedkarite Party of IndiaDeposit lost6,5810.59%
  4. 7Kanhu Charan SanbadINDDeposit lost5,4340.48%
  5. 8Santoshini KarnaAmbedkar National CongressDeposit lost5,1970.46%
  6. 9Atma Ram SupkarPragatishil Samajwadi Party (Lohia)Deposit lost3,7910.34%
  7. 10Nabakishore PradhanSOCIALIST UNITY CENTRE OF INDIA (COMMUNIST)Deposit lost2,7150.24%
  8. 11Prabhat Kumar DharuaGondvana Gantantra PartyDeposit lost2,6990.24%
  9. 12Ashutosh Kumar HanumanBharat Prabhat PartyDeposit lost2,0580.18%
Total votes11,24,455

Lok Sabha Election 2019 — full result page →

Assembly segments

Frequently asked questions

Who is the MP of Sambalpur?

Dharmendra Pradhan (BJP) won Sambalpur in the Lok Sabha Election 2024 with 5,92,162 votes.

What was the winning margin in Sambalpur?

Dharmendra Pradhan defeated Pranab Prakash Das (BJD) by 1,19,836 votes.

Who were the previous MPs of Sambalpur?

2019: Nitesh Ganga Deb (BJP)

What was the turnout in Sambalpur in 2024?

79.97% — 12,00,815 of 15,01,538 electors voted (postal votes included). Women's turnout was 79.8%, men's 79.1%.

How many voters does Sambalpur have?

15,01,538 electors at the 2024 election — 7,53,505 men, 7,47,896 women, 137 third gender (service voters included), and 1,769 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