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RAGHUNATHPUR 2005 Assembly Election Result

Bihar Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2005. Winner: ANIL CHAUDHARY (LJP). Winning margin: 0.5%.

Quick Summary

Winner
ANIL CHAUDHARY
Party
LJP
Vote Share
34.7%
Margin
0.5%

Candidate Results — 2005

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
ANIL CHAUDHARY✓ WinnerLJP32,89234.3%
ANIL CHAUDHARY✓ WinnerLJP32,74134.7%
RADHA KRISHNA SINGHRJD32,23534.1%
KUMARI SAVITRIRJD32,35933.7%
PRABHU SAHANIJD(U)9,1779.7%
RAJ VANSHI MAHTOJD(U)20,50221.4%
VIJAY KUMARIND2,6722.8%
JANKI DEVIIND3,9654.2%
GULAB PASWANBSP2,5402.6%
UPENDRA PRASAD SINGHSP3,3033.5%
RAJ KISHOR MAHTOIND2,8843.0%
HAFIZ GULAM SARWARIJP1,9982.1%
RAM BALAK SAHNICPI(ML)(L)1,5931.7%
NARESH KUMAR DASSAP2,4812.6%
JANKI DEVISP1,3881.4%
DINA NATH PASWANBSP2,3602.5%
ANJANA RAGHAVIND2,2472.4%
RAM BALAK SAHANICPI(ML)(L)2,0422.2%
GULAB PASWANAD1,0321.1%

Historical Results — RAGHUNATHPUR

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2020Harishankar YadavRJD42.7%11.3%
2015Harishankar YadavRJD42.0%7.3%
2010VIKRAM KUNWARBJP32.3%14.6%
2005ANIL CHAUDHARYLJP34.3%0.6%
2005ANIL CHAUDHARYLJP34.7%0.5%
2000ASHOK KUMARRJD56.6%31.2%
1995RAM JEEWAN SINGHJD52.1%25.4%
1990RAM JIWAN SINGHJD58.5%41.5%
1985HARIHAR MAHTOINC42.1%18.4%
1980SUKHDEO MAHTOCPI38.0%1.8%
1977HARIHAR MAHTOINC60.6%28.7%
1972ANUP LAL YADAVSOP43.1%14.2%
1969ANUPLAL YADAVSOP39.9%5.5%
1967A. YADAVSSP53.9%17.2%
1962PARMESHWAR KUMARPSP45.1%2.8%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the RAGHUNATHPUR constituency in 2005?
ANIL CHAUDHARY of LJP won the RAGHUNATHPUR assembly constituency in the 2005 Bihar election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in RAGHUNATHPUR in 2005?
The winning margin for RAGHUNATHPUR in 2005 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of RAGHUNATHPUR constituency?
Historical results for RAGHUNATHPUR across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.