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PERFORMANCE OF POLITICAL PARTIES AND INDEPENDENTS NATIONAL PARTY Total Valid No. of ACs No. of Votes % of votes Name of Political Party Votes of the Contested Winner Polled Polled State Bahujan Samaj Party 14 0 9135818 321571 3.52 Bharatiya Janata Party 12 8 9135818 2515265 27.53 Communist Party of India 309135818 106051 1.16 Communist Party of India (Marxist) 209135818 49407 0.54 Indian National Congress 919135818 1372639 15.02 Rashtriya Janata Dal 609135818 486870 5.33 STATE PARTY Total Valid No. of ACs No. of Votes % of votes Name of Political Party Votes of the Contested Winner Polled Polled State Janata Dal (United) 209135818 110912 1.21 Jharkhand Mukti Morcha 829135818 1068935 11.70 REGISTERED UNRECOGNIZED PARTIES Total Valid No. of ACs No. of Votes % of votes Name of Political Party Votes of the Contested Winner Polled Polled State AJSU Party 609135818 200523 2.19 Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha 109135818 2363 0.03 Akhil Bharatiya Manav Seva Dal 209135818 11298 0.12 All India Forward Bloc 109135818 5291 0.06 All India Trinamool Congress 209135818 12563 0.14 Amra Bangalee 209135818 12505 0.14 Bahujan Shakty 309135818 12984 0.14 Bharatiya Jagaran Party 109135818 7024 0.08 Bharatiya Samta Samaj Party 109135818 6334 0.07 Communist Party of India (Marxist- Leninist) (Liberation) 6 0 9135818 254455 2.79 Indian Justice Party 1 0 9135818 1934 0.02 Janata Dal (Secular) 1 0 9135818 1999 0.02 Jharkhand Disom Party 2 0 9135818 13206 0.14 Jharkhand Jan Morcha 1 0 9135818 58025 0.64 Jharkhand Janadikhar Manch 1 0 9135818 32219 0.35 Jharkhand Party 7 0 9135818 125900 1.38 Jharkhand Party (Naren) 5 0 9135818 43294 0.47 Jharkhand People'S Party 1 0 9135818 2498 0.03 Jharkhand Vikas Dal 5 0 9135818 45245 0.50 Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik) 14 1 9135818 957084 10.48 Lok Jan Shakti Party 3 0 9135818 33270 0.36 Lok Jan Vikas Morcha 1 0 9135818 3658 0.04 Manav Mukti Morcha 1 0 9135818 8839 0.10 Marxist Co-Ordination 2 0 9135818 91489 1.00 Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Jharkhand 1 General Election to the Lok Sabha 2009 Total Valid No. of ACs No. of Votes % of votes Name of Political Party Votes of the Contested Winner Polled Polled State National Lokhind Party 1 0 9135818 1955 0.02 Rashtravadi Aarthik Swatantrata Dal 2 0 9135818 8050 0.09 Rashtrawadi Sena 1 0 9135818 8410 0.09 Rashtriya Krantikari Samajwadi Party 2 0 9135818 15586 0.17 Rashtriya Lok Dal 1 0 9135818 5526 0.06 Revolutionary Socialist Party 3 0 9135818 22984 0.25 Samajwadi Party 6 0 9135818 47046 0.51 Samata Party 4 0 9135818 15022 0.16 Shivsena 1 0 9135818 11904 0.13 Socialist Party (Lohia) 2 0 9135818 7586 0.08 INDEPENDENTS Total Valid No. of ACs No. of Votes % of votes Name of Political Party Votes of the Contested Winner Polled Polled State Independent 100 2 9135818 1016099 11.12 Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Jharkhand 2 General Election to the Lok Sabha 2009.

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