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LUCKNOW EAST 2007 Assembly Election Result

Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2007. Winner: Bajrang Bahadur Singh (BJP). Winning margin: 6.4%.

Quick Summary

Winner
Bajrang Bahadur Singh
Party
BJP
Vote Share
28.9%
Margin
6.4%

Candidate Results — 2007

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
Bajrang Bahadur Singh✓ WinnerBJP40,32728.9%
Virendra ChaudharyBSP31,41322.5%
SHYAM NARAYANSP30,54521.9%
HARSH VARDHANINC21,96815.8%
PREM SHANKERBKD2,5561.8%
SURYADEVIND2,2511.6%
ARVINDNCP1,8191.3%
YOGESHRARIND1,5231.1%
TRIBHUWAN NARAYAN MISHRANLHP1,2310.9%
JAGARNATHIND1,2290.9%
GULRAJ URF GULABRAJRLD1,1560.8%
PHOOL CHANDRJD9970.7%
SUDESHJM9260.7%
SURESHIND8230.6%
RAM NARAYANBSD6120.4%

Historical Results — LUCKNOW EAST

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2022Ashutosh Tandon 'Gopal Ji 'BJP59.4%26.7%
2017Ashutosh Tandon 'Gopal Ji 'BJP59.3%34.7%
2014Ashutosh Tandon 'Gopal Ji 'BJP52.6%19.4%
2012KALRAJ MISHRABJP36.3%11.0%
2007Bajrang Bahadur SinghBJP28.9%6.4%
2002SHYAM NARAININC23.8%4.5%
1996DHANRAJ YADAVBJP34.3%13.3%
1993DHANRAJ YADAVBJP47.1%9.5%
1991DHANRAJ YADAVBJP42.0%17.5%
1989MOHAMMAD SAYED BHRAMARLKD(B)24.0%0.3%
1985DHANRAJ YADAVBJP30.1%4.0%
1980MATHURA PD. PANDEYINC47.3%19.7%
1977MATHURA PD. PANDEYINC40.1%5.0%
1974RAM REKHA YADAVBJS30.6%0.7%
1969SOHAN LAL DHUSIYAINC35.6%7.8%
1967S. L. DHUSIYAINC45.1%18.5%
1962BAHADUR SINGHINC34.2%7.9%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the LUCKNOW EAST constituency in 2007?
Bajrang Bahadur Singh of BJP won the LUCKNOW EAST assembly constituency in the 2007 Uttar Pradesh election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in LUCKNOW EAST in 2007?
The winning margin for LUCKNOW EAST in 2007 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of LUCKNOW EAST constituency?
Historical results for LUCKNOW EAST across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.