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NELLORE CITY 2009 Assembly Election Result

Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2009. Winner: KUNAMNENI SAMBASIVA RAO (CPI). Winning margin: 1.4%.

Quick Summary

Winner
KUNAMNENI SAMBASIVA RAO
Party
CPI
Vote Share
32.9%
Margin
1.4%

Candidate Results — 2009

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
KUNAMNENI SAMBASIVA RAO✓ WinnerCPI47,02832.9%
VANAMA VENKATESWARA RAOINC45,02431.5%
ADAVALLI KRISHNAPRAP38,87627.2%
BHUPATHI LAVANYALSP2,5851.8%
SRINIVASU NIND2,1051.5%
KAMALA MANOHAR RAO GUDIBANDABJP1,7681.2%
PAPPULA SUDHAKARBSP1,2930.9%
SOYAM SATYANARAYANAIND9390.7%
GALIB MOHAMMADPPOI8370.6%
RAPOLU SAMBASIVA RAOIND6030.4%
ADAVALLI KRISHNAIND5280.4%
DEEKONDA RAJA NARSAIAHIND4930.3%
RAMANA REDDY SUREDDYIND3390.2%
RAVULAPALLI NARASIMHA MURTHYTPPP3010.2%
AYILAIAH PUTTAPAKAIND2670.2%

Historical Results — NELLORE CITY

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2019ANIL KUMAR POLUBOINAYSRCP47.4%1.3%
2014ANIL KUMAR POLUBOINAYSRCP53.0%13.6%
2009KUNAMNENI SAMBASIVA RAOCPI32.9%1.4%
2004MAHEEDHAR REDDY MANUGUNTAINC52.6%6.2%
1999DIVI SIVARAMTDP50.5%1.2%
1994DIVI SIVARAMTDP48.5%5.6%
1989MAHEEDHAR REDDY MANUGUNTAINC54.8%9.9%
1985AUDINARAYANAREDDY MANUGUNTAINC49.5%1.4%
1983AUDINARAYANAREDDY MANUGUNTAIND37.3%3.6%
1978DEVI KONDAIAH CHUDARYINC46.7%16.2%
1972M. AUDINARAYANA REDDYIND54.0%8.0%
1967N. S. KATURIINC48.9%5.1%
1962PATIBANDLA RANGANAYAKULUCPI42.7%8.8%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the NELLORE CITY constituency in 2009?
KUNAMNENI SAMBASIVA RAO of CPI won the NELLORE CITY assembly constituency in the 2009 Andhra Pradesh election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in NELLORE CITY in 2009?
The winning margin for NELLORE CITY in 2009 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of NELLORE CITY constituency?
Historical results for NELLORE CITY across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.