Bhadaur Vidhan Sabha election result 2022
All candidates and votes
Winner
Labh Singh Ugoke
votes
63,967
Margin
37,558(30%)
Winner vs Runner-up
- 1Labh Singh Ugoke✓ WinnerAAP63,96751.07%
- 2Charanjit Singh ChanniINC26,40921.09%
- 3Satnam Singh RahiSAD21,18316.91%
- 4Hans SinghShiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar)(Simranjit Singh Mann)Deposit lost8,6006.87%
- 5NOTA8580.69%
- 6Manjit KaurINDDeposit lost8000.64%
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- 7Dharam Singh FoujiPunjab Lok Congress PartyDeposit lost6220.5%
- 8Balvir Singh Alias Balbir SinghCPI(M)Deposit lost5480.44%
- 9Krishan SinghINDDeposit lost4930.39%
- 10Bhagwant Singh SamaonCPI(ML)LDeposit lost4380.35%
- 11Jagroop SinghLok Insaaf PartyDeposit lost4060.32%
- 12Gora SinghINDDeposit lost3370.27%
- 13Bagga Singh Kahne KePunjab Kisan DalDeposit lost3250.26%
- 14Rajinder SinghPunjab National PartyDeposit lost2610.21%
Deposit lost: 10 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 2022
From the Election Commission of India's statistical report
- Electors
- 1,58,573
- Votes cast
- 1,25,407
- Turnout
- 79.08%
- Polling stations
- 169
incl. service voters
incl. 898 postal
Turnout of men and women
Women77.4%
57,437 of 74,197 voted on EVMs
Men79.5%
67,067 of 84,367 voted on EVMs
Third-gender electors: 9; 5 voted.
- Candidates13 (1 women)
- Lost deposit10
- NOTA858
- Valid votes1,24,389
Women candidates: Manjit Kaur
Frequently asked questions
Who won Bhadaur in 2022?
Labh Singh Ugoke (AAP) won with 63,967 votes, defeating Charanjit Singh Channi (INC) by 37,558 votes.
How many votes were cast in Bhadaur in 2022?
Candidates (incl. NOTA) received 1,25,247 votes in total.
What was the turnout in Bhadaur in 2022?
79.08% — 1,25,407 of 1,58,573 electors voted (postal votes included). Women's turnout was 77.4%, men's 79.5%.
How many voters does Bhadaur have?
1,58,573 electors at the 2022 election — 84,367 men, 74,197 women, 9 third gender (service voters included), and 169 polling stations.
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