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Name of Assembly Constituency: 01-Purola (SC) Name of Assembly Constituency: 01-Purola (SC) General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 28334 27871 56205 142 56 198 28476 27927 56403 Electors Electors 21373 20169 41542 56 21373 20169 41598 who cast their votes Percentage 75.43 72.37 73.91 0.00 0.00 28.28 75.06 72.22 73.75 Name of Candidates Party Affiliation Votes % 1 Shri Rajesh Urf Indian National 15467 37.18 Winner Rajesh Juwantha Congress 2 Shri Malchand Independent 14942 35.92 3 Shri Amrit Singh Bharatiya Janata Party 7027 16.89 4 Shri Gulbiya Singh Uttarakhand Kranti Dal 1179 2.83 5 Shri Ram Lal Nationalist Congress 1119 2.69 Party 6 Shri Surya Bahujan Samaj Party 1016 2.44 Prakesh 7 Shri Madan Independent 848 2.04 Mohan Arya Name of Assembly Constituency : 02-Gangotri General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 35931 35670 71601 683 178 861 36614 35848 72462 Electors Electors 24429 26366 50795 116 24429 26366 50911 who cast their votes Percentage 67.99 73.92 70.94 0.00 0.00 13.47 67.99 73.55 70.26 Name of Party Affiliation Votes % Candidates 1 Shri Gopal Bharatiya Janata 24250 47.63 Winner Singh Rawat Party 2 Shri Vijaypal Indian National 18704 36.74 Singh Congress 3 Shri Chait Ram Bahujan Samaj 2348 4.61 Party 4 Shri Kamala Communist Party of 2272 4.46 Ram India 5 Shri Partap Independent 832 1.63 Singh 6 Shri Jagdesh Bharatiya Jan 611 1.20 Singh Pokhriyal Shakti Party 7 Dr. Devendra Nationalist 472 0.93 Dutt Semwal Congress Party 8 Shri Naresh Independent 380 0.75 Chamoli 9 Narayani Lok Jan Shakti 377 0.74 Party 10 Shri Pooran Janata Dal (S) 257 0.50 Chand 11 Shri Dav Singh Samajwadi Party 212 0.42 12 Shri Durgash Rastriya Janata Dal 196 0.38 Mishra Name of Assembly Constituency : 03- Yamunotri General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 32074 33217 65291 382 124 506 65797 33341 99138 Electors Electors 22721 23380 46101 67 22721 23380 46168 who cast their votes Percentage 70.84 70.39 70.61 0.00 0.00 13.24 34.53 70.12 46.57 Name of Party Affiliation Votes % Candidates 1 Shri Kedar Indian National 14484 31.37 Winner Singh Congress 2 Shri Preetam Uttarakhand Kranti Dal 11156 24.16 Singh Panwar 3 Smt. Vimla Bharatiya Janata Party 6283 13.61 Devi 4 Shri Darshan Bahujan Samaj Party 5581 12.09 Lal 5 Shri Ranbeer Independent 3711 8.04 Singh 6 Shri Independent 2518 5.45 Sakalchand 7 Shri Dhohkar Nationalist Congress 678 1.47 Singh Party 8 Shri Parshu Bharatiya Jan Shakti 640 1.39 Ram Jaguri Party 9 Shri Sabbal Samajwadi Party 599 1.30 Singh 10 Shri Ram Independent 518 1.12 Prasad Name of Assembly Constituency : 04-Pratapnagar General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 29894 31021 60915 353 94 447 30247 31115 61362 Electors Electors 15258 19871 35129 115 15258 19871 35244 who cast their votes Percentage 51.04 64.06 57.67 0.00 0.00 25.73 50.44 63.86 57.44 Name of Candidates Party Affiliation Votes % 1 Shri Vijay Singh Bharatiya Janata 12587 20.51 Winner (Guddu Panwar) Party 2 Shri Phool Singh Indian National 9943 16.20 Congress 3 Shri Rajeshwar Independent 4048 6.60 Prasad Painuli 4 Shri Ram Chandra Uttarakhand Kranti 3246 5.29 Singh Dal 5 Shri Sher Singh Communist Party of 1359 2.21 India (Marxist) 6 Shri Sandeep Independent 954 1.55 Singh 7 Shri Jitendera Nationalist Congress 901 1.47 Singh Party 8 Shri Badri Prasad Bharatiya Janshakti 893 1.46 9 Shri Sumer Singh Bahujan Samaj Party 541 0.88 10 Shri Rukam Singh Samata Party 450 0.73 11 Shri Sabbal Singh Samajwadi Party 322 0.52 Name of Assembly Constituency : 05-Tehri General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 36848 39209 76057 611 183 794 37459 39392 76851 Electors Electors 19846 24559 44405 213 19846 24559 44618 who cast their votes Percentage 53.86 62.64 58.38 0.00 0.00 26.83 52.98 62.35 58.06 Name of Candidates Party Affiliation Votes % 1 Shri Kishor Indian National 15755 35.31 Winner Upadhyaya Congress 2 Shri Khem Singh Bharatiya Janata 12557 28.14 Chauham Party 3 Shri Dinesh Independent 9908 22.21 Dhanai 4 Shri Virendra Independent 2201 4.93 Mohan 5 Shri Mahaveer Uttarakhand Kranti 1543 3.46 Singh Dal 6 Shri Anil Kumar Samajwadi Party 782 1.75 7 Shri Bhagwan Communist Party of 615 1.38 Singh Rana India (Marxist) 8 Shri Kushla Bharatiya Jan Shakti 535 1.20 Semwal 9 Shri Keshav Lok Janshakti Party 394 0.88 10 Shri Satye Singh Bahujan Samaj Party 327 0.73 Rana Name of Assembly Constituency : 06-Ghansali General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 35844 40696 76540 387 136 523 36231 40832 77063 Electors Electors 18566 24190 42756 127 18566 24190 42883 who cast their votes Percentage 51.80 59.44 55.86 0.00 0.00 24.28 51.24 59.24 55.65 Name of Candidates Party Affiliation Votes % 1 Shri Balbir Singh Negi Indian National Congress 12424 28.97 Winner 2 Shri Abbal Singh Bist Nationalist Congress Party 11058 25.79 3 Shri Chandra Kishor Bharatiya Janata Party 7691 17.93 Maithani 4 Shri Laxman Singh Uttarakhand Kranti Dal 4368 10.19 Rana 5 Shri Bheem Lal Arya Independent 2896 6.75 6 Shri Sohan Singh Bahujan Samaj Party 1904 4.44 Kunwar 7 Shri Mahendra Lal Lok Janshakti Party 870 2.03 8 Shri Surya Prakash Shiv Sena 857 2.00 Semwal Shastri 9 Shri Tezram Semwal Bharatiya Jan Shakti 815 1.90 Name of Assembly Constituency : 07-Deoprayag General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 31434 35781 67215 900 340 1240 32334 36121 68455 Electors Electors 17449 23515 40964 163 17449 23515 41127 who cast their votes Percentage 55.51 65.72 60.94 0.00 0.00 13.15 53.96 65.10 60.08 Name of Party Affiliation Votes % Candidates 1 Shri Diwakar Uttarakahand Kranti 20980 51.01 Winner Bhatt Dal 2 Shri Mantri Indian National 9385 22.82 Prasad Naithani Congress 3 Shri Magan Bharatiya Janata 6515 15.84 Singh Party 4 Shri Vinod Independent 1356 3.30 5 Shri Deep Bahujan Samaj 1205 2.93 Chand Tamta Party 6 Shri Chandar Independent 741 1.80 Bhanu Panwar 7 Shri Bilashwar Janata Dal (S) 541 1.32 8 Shri Karan Independent 391 0.95 Singh Name of Assembly Constituency : 08-Narendranagar General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 37859 37406 75265 526 187 713 38385 37593 75978 Electors Electors 22000 25356 47356 137 22000 25356 47493 who cast their votes Percentage 58.11 67.79 62.92 0.00 0.00 19.21 57.31 67.45 62.51 Name of Candidates Party Affiliation Votes % 1 Shri Om Gopal Uttarakhand Kranti Dal 13729 28.91 Winner 2 Shri Subodh Uniyal Indian National Congress 13725 28.90 3 Shri Lakhi Ram Joshi Bharatiya Janata Party 11808 24.86 4 Shri Sardar Singh Independent 3660 7.71 5 Shri Madan Singh Bharatiya Jan Shakti 1775 3.74 6 Shri Jai Prakash Bahujan Samaj Party 1033 2.18 7 Mrs. Prema Upreti Rastriya Lok Dal 572 1.20 8 Shri Ram Sharan Viswa Vikas Sangh 477 Bhatt 1.00 9 Shri Mahabeer Singh Samajwadi Party 367 0.77 10 Shri Bachan Singh Nationalist Congress Party 347 Dhanola 0.73 Name of Assembly Constituency : 09-Dhanlti (SC) General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 30483 31632 62115 220 63 283 30703 31695 62398 Electors Electors 19618 19267 38885 77 19618 19267 38962 who cast their votes Percentage 64.36 60.91 62.60 0.00 0.00 27.21 63.90 60.79 62.44 Name of Party Affiliation Votes % Candidates 1 Shri Khajan Bharatiya Janata Party 19328 49.61 Winner Dass 2 Shri Kaul Dass Indian National Congress 12800 32.85 3 Shri Pritam Uttarakhand Kranti Dal 3129 8.03 Bhartwan 4 Shri Jauhari Lal Nationalist Congress 1251 3.21 Suman Party 5 Shri Jagtam Independent 1064 2.73 Dass 6 Shri Chaitu Samajwadi Party 869 2.23 Alias Chait Ram 7 Mrs. Rukmani Bahujan Samaj Party 521 1.34 Name of Assembly Constituency : 10-Chakrata (ST) General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 36241 31208 67449 64 22 86 36305 31230 67535 Electors Electors 25606 19805 45411 6 25606 19805 45417 who cast their votes Percentage 70.65 63.46 67.33 0.00 0.00 6.98 70.53 63.42 67.25 Name of Party Affiliation Votes % Candidates 1 Shri Pritam Indian National 22504 49.55 Winner Singh Congress 2 Smt. Madhu Independent 18763 41.31 Chauhan 3 Shri Pratap Bharatiya Janata Party 2902 6.39 Singh 4 Shri Bhim Dutt Bahujan Samaj Party 1248 2.75 Name of Assembly Constituency : 11-Vikas Nagar General Electors Service Electors Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total 60075 53004 113079 425 166 591 60500 53170 113670 Electors Electors 38164 34350 72514 52 38164 34350 72566 who cast their votes Percentage 63.53 64.81 64.13 0.00 0.00 8.80 63.08 64.60 63.84 Name of Candidates Party Affiliation Votes % 1 Shri Munna Singh Bharatiya Janata Party 29297 40.37 Winner Chauhan 2 Shri Nav Prabhat Indian National 24141 33.27 Congress 3 Shri Kadir Bahujan Samaj Party 7742 10.67 Hussain 4 Shri Raghu Nath Nationalist Congress 4393 6.05 Singh Party 5 Shri Vipul Jain Independent 2334 3.22 6 Shri Prakash Samajwadi Party 1636 2.25 Singh 7 Shri Shyam Gorkha Democratic 586 0.81 Darshan Rana Front 8 Shri Gulfam Ali Uttarakhand Kranti Dal 523 0.72 9 Shri Ashwani Independent 488 0.67 Kumar 10 Shri Thakur Singh Lok Jan Shakti Party 295 0.41 11 Mrs.
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