Himachal Pradesh

The numbers

Turnout

61.45%

−2.6 pts vs India

Electors

23.14lakh

in 4 constituencies

Women MPs

1

of 1 women candidates

Candidates

31

1 women · NOTA 0.0%

Who won the 4 seats

one tile per constituency, grouped by party

INC 4

Votes vs seats

pale = share of votes · solid = share of seats

Share of votesShare of seats

INC68% → 100%

BJP23% → 0%

JNP4% → 0%

Independent3% → 0%

LKD1% → 0%

Vote share

bars: % of valid votes · right: seats

INC67.6%4seats BJP23.3%0seats JNP3.6%0seats Independent3.3%0seats LKD1.1%0seats

Notable contests

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Simla
Krishan Dutt Sultanpuri (INC)

Highest turnout

67.1%

Kangra
3,81,100 votes

Lowest turnout

54.8%

Simla
3,09,742 votes

Constituencies

4 · tap one for the full result

Krishan Dutt Sultanpuri · INC2,44,01079.7%Kirpal Dharampuri · JNP47,71915.6%Third · LKD14,5914.8%

Turnout 54.8%Electors 5,65,179Candidates 3NOTA 0 (0.0%)

Sukh Ram · INC2,24,14667.5%Madhukar · BJP92,49527.9%Third · ICJ3,8171.1%

Turnout 57.5%Electors 5,89,790Candidates 8NOTA 0 (0.0%)

Chandresh Kumari · INC2,32,28762.5%Sarvan Kumar · BJP1,14,85430.9%Third · CPI12,9203.5%

Turnout 67.1%Electors 5,68,075Candidates 9NOTA 0 (0.0%)

Narain Chand · INC2,42,21463.0%Prem Kumar Dhumel · BJP1,17,28130.5%Third · Independent10,4662.7%

Turnout 66.3%Electors 5,90,980Candidates 11NOTA 0 (0.0%)

Himachal Pradesh in every Lok Sabha election

largest party here each time · tap to open

Himachal Pradesh assembly elections

largest party in each election · tap to open

About this data

Source: Election Commission of India, statistical reports for the 1984 Lok Sabha election (detailed results, list of winners, list of parties). Vote shares are of valid votes, excluding NOTA, as ECI reports them. Turnout here is votes counted (including NOTA) divided by electors, so it runs slightly below ECI's official figure, which also counts rejected votes.

Polls in Assam (14 seats) and Punjab (13) were held in 1985 and are included here; the rest voted in December 1984.

Constituencies of today's Telangana (16), Jharkhand (14), Chhattisgarh (11), Uttarakhand (5) are placed there by name; at the time they were part of Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and a few boundaries straddled the present state lines.

Map boundaries are approximate and for illustration.