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PHAPHAMAU 1989 Assembly Election Result

Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly constituency result for 1989. Winner: ARJUN SINGH YADAV (IND). Winning margin: 16.0%.

Quick Summary

Winner
ARJUN SINGH YADAV
Party
IND
Vote Share
37.5%
Margin
16.0%

Candidate Results — 1989

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
ARJUN SINGH YADAV✓ WinnerIND33,01837.5%
SIRAJ MEHADIINC18,95021.6%
BADRI NATH SHASTRIBJP10,00511.4%
MOHAMMAD TAUFIQBSP8,91210.1%
CHHABI NATHJD8,0199.1%
PANNA LALIND2,5782.9%
ANAND PRAKASHCPI1,9452.2%
BAIJ MATH YADAVDDP7770.9%
DOODH NATHIND6390.7%
VIJAI PRATAPJP5290.6%
JAGDISH CHANDRA YADAVIND4300.5%
BASANT KUMAR JAISWALIND3290.4%
SHYAM BIHARIIND3040.3%
SUBHASH BAHUGUNAIND2750.3%
ONKAR NATHSUCI(C)2500.3%
SHIV PRASAD MANAVLKD(B)2080.2%
SURENDRA NATH TIWARIIND2040.2%
CHANDRA KUMAIND2030.2%
YASHHOOD RAJA NAQVIIND1900.2%
RAJAIIND1730.2%

Historical Results — PHAPHAMAU

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2022GURU PRASAD MAURYABJP43.3%6.8%
2017VIKRAMAJEETBJP40.5%12.7%
2012ANSAR AHMADSP29.2%3.0%
2007Praveen PatelBSP45.5%13.0%
2002VIJAYA YADAVSP35.4%13.8%
1996AFJAL AHMADSP35.8%1.5%
1993MOHAMMAD ARSHAD KHANBSP36.5%7.8%
1991LAL CHANDJD29.6%0.6%
1989ARJUN SINGH YADAVIND37.5%16.0%
1985CHANDRASENLKD48.5%12.4%
1980KAMLA PRASAD SINGHINC45.9%13.5%
1977KAMLA PRASAD SINGHINC39.1%2.7%
1974OM PRAKASHINC32.6%9.3%
1969RAMNIHORBKD30.6%0.4%
1967H.RAMINC35.0%2.0%
1962BHAGWATI DININC36.8%7.0%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the PHAPHAMAU constituency in 1989?
ARJUN SINGH YADAV of IND won the PHAPHAMAU assembly constituency in the 1989 Uttar Pradesh election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in PHAPHAMAU in 1989?
The winning margin for PHAPHAMAU in 1989 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of PHAPHAMAU constituency?
Historical results for PHAPHAMAU across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.