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Lok Sabha constituency 15· General seat

Aligarh Lok Sabha — MP & election results

Who is the MP of Aligarh? — Satish Kumar Gautam (BJP), who won the Lok Sabha Election 2024 by 15,647 votes. Below: history of 2 elections and every candidate's votes.

MP · 2024

Satish Kumar Gautam

BJP
Margin: 15,647Tight race

Election history — every MP of Aligarh

2 elections · newest first

  1. 2024Jun 2024Satish Kumar GautamBJPCurrent MPLok Sabha Election 2024 · defeated Bijendra Singh (SP)Margin15,647
  2. 2019May 2019Satish Kumar GautamBJPLok Sabha Election 2019 · defeated Dr. Ajeet Baliyan (BSP)Margin2,29,261

Lok Sabha Election 2024 — results

Winner

Satish Kumar Gautam

BJPTight race

votes

5,01,834

Margin

15,647(1.4%)

Winner vs Runner-up

Satish Kumar Gautam · BJPBijendra Singh · SP
5,01,8344,86,187
Candidate (15)votes
  1. 1Satish Kumar Gautam✓ WinnerBJP5,01,83444.28%
  2. 2Bijendra SinghSP4,86,18742.9%
  3. 3Hitendra Kumar Alias Bunty UpadhyayBSPDeposit lost1,23,92910.93%
  4. 4NOTA4,9340.44%
  5. 5Gyani RamINDDeposit lost3,7990.34%
  6. 6Satish KumarINDDeposit lost3,5610.31%
See all candidates (+9)
  1. 7Satish KumarSwatantra Jantaraj PartyDeposit lost1,6480.15%
  2. 8Manoj Kumar Alias Manoj LodhiSaman Adhikar PartyDeposit lost1,4400.13%
  3. 9Keshav Dev Alias Pandit Keshav Dev GautamINDDeposit lost1,3190.12%
  4. 10SurendraMoulik Adhikar PartyDeposit lost1,1780.1%
  5. 11Rajesh KumarINDDeposit lost1,0560.09%
  6. 12Dileep Sharma Ad.INDDeposit lost9550.08%
  7. 13Mahesh Chandra SharmaINDDeposit lost7360.06%
  8. 14Raj KumarRashtriya Shoshit Samaj PartyDeposit lost4120.04%
  9. 15Manoj Kumar Sharma AdvocateLoktantrik Janshakti PartyDeposit lost3780.03%
Total votes11,33,366

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
20,02,868

incl. service voters

Votes cast
11,39,422

incl. 2,476 postal

Turnout
56.89%
Polling stations
2,121

Turnout of men and women

Women55.2%

5,15,752 of 9,34,878 voted on EVMs

Men58.2%

6,21,163 of 10,67,878 voted on EVMs

Third-gender electors: 112; 31 voted.

  • Candidates14
  • Lost deposit12
  • NOTA4,934
  • Valid votes11,28,432

Past elections

Lok Sabha Election 2019Winner: Satish Kumar Gautam (BJP)Full result ▾
Candidate (15)votes
  1. 1Satish Kumar Gautam✓ WinnerBJP6,56,21556.42%
  2. 2Dr. Ajeet BaliyanBSP4,26,95436.71%
  3. 3Bijendra Singh ChaudharyINCDeposit lost50,8804.37%
See all candidates (+12)
  1. 4NOTA6,2680.54%
  2. 5Laxmi DhangarINDDeposit lost5,8860.51%
  3. 6Deepak ChaudharyPragatishil Samajwadi Party (Lohia)Deposit lost4,9530.43%
  4. 7Amar Singh MahaurSwatantra Jantaraj PartyDeposit lost3,6810.32%
  5. 8ShaheenINDDeposit lost1,5990.14%
  6. 9Thakur Manoj SinghRashtravadi Party (Bharat)Deposit lost1,2250.11%
  7. 10Charan SinghINDDeposit lost1,1750.1%
  8. 11Dileep SharmaPeace PartyDeposit lost1,0450.09%
  9. 12Mohd. Shakeel (Adv.)Lok DalDeposit lost8410.07%
  10. 13Sanjay BalmikiBhartiya Bhaichara PartyDeposit lost8360.07%
  11. 14Satish Chandra SharmaAAPDeposit lost8290.07%
  12. 15Ashok Kumar PandeyINDDeposit lost7970.07%
Total votes11,63,184

Lok Sabha Election 2019 — full result page →

Assembly segments

Frequently asked questions

Who is the MP of Aligarh?

Satish Kumar Gautam (BJP) won Aligarh in the Lok Sabha Election 2024 with 5,01,834 votes.

What was the winning margin in Aligarh?

Satish Kumar Gautam defeated Bijendra Singh (SP) by 15,647 votes.

Who were the previous MPs of Aligarh?

2019: Satish Kumar Gautam (BJP)

What was the turnout in Aligarh in 2024?

56.89% — 11,39,422 of 20,02,868 electors voted (postal votes included). Women's turnout was 55.2%, men's 58.2%.

How many voters does Aligarh have?

20,02,868 electors at the 2024 election — 10,67,878 men, 9,34,878 women, 112 third gender (service voters included), and 2,121 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