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SIRMOUR 2018 Assembly Election Result

Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2018. Winner: DIVYARAJ SINGH (BJP). Winning margin: 10.6%.

Quick Summary

Winner
DIVYARAJ SINGH
Party
BJP
Vote Share
39.0%
Margin
10.6%

Candidate Results — 2018

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
DIVYARAJ SINGH✓ WinnerBJP49,44339.0%
DR. ARUNA VIVEK TIWARIINC36,04228.4%
RAMGARIB BANVASIBSP18,46614.6%
PRADEEP SINGH PATNASP11,1448.8%
SATISH SHUKLASPAKP1,5641.2%
LAL MANI KUSHWAHARLSP1,0920.9%
LAXMI KANT MISHRARSYSP1,0490.8%
VIDYAPAL GAUTAMIND1,0390.8%
RAJKUMAR URMALIYAJD(S)9000.7%
COM. GAYA PRASAD MISHRACPI7650.6%
DILEEP SINGHPPID7250.6%
PRAMOD PAYASIAAAP7070.6%
None of the AboveNOTA6510.5%
ALIND DWIVEDI TANUANASP6470.5%
SUBHRANSHU DWIVEDI - PADARIPuPP6040.5%
JOKHULAL KOLCPM4100.3%
RAJESH TIWARIIND4090.3%
VISHNU CHATURVEDIBSCP4050.3%
VINAY KUMAR TIWARISHS3650.3%
URMILA GAUTAMABHKP3640.3%
GAUTAM OMKAR NATHIND1410.1%

Historical Results — SIRMOUR

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2018DIVYARAJ SINGHBJP39.0%10.6%
2013DIVYARAJ SINGHBJP34.2%4.5%
2008RAJKUMAR URMALIYABSP29.0%0.3%
2003GIRISH GAUTAMBJP51.3%24.8%
1998SRINIWAS TIWARIINC39.3%0.3%
1993SRINIWAS TIWARIINC27.2%1.9%
1990SRINIWAS TIWARIINC34.3%2.7%
1985CHAMPA DEVIINC32.9%6.4%
1980CHAMPA DEVIINC27.8%7.0%
1977LAL RUKMANI RAMAN PRATAP SINGHINC46.8%8.8%
1972MRIGENDRA SINGHINC63.5%42.9%
1967K. M. SINGHINC80.0%68.9%
1962RAM PRASADSOC44.6%11.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the SIRMOUR constituency in 2018?
DIVYARAJ SINGH of BJP won the SIRMOUR assembly constituency in the 2018 Madhya Pradesh election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in SIRMOUR in 2018?
The winning margin for SIRMOUR in 2018 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of SIRMOUR constituency?
Historical results for SIRMOUR across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.