ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Kamalbhan Singh Marabi (BJP)Margin 1,47,236 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Vishnu Deo Sai (BJP)Margin 2,16,750 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Kamla Patle (BJP)Margin 1,74,961 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Dr. Banshilal Mahto (BJP)Margin 4,265 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Lakhan Lal Sahu (BJP)Margin 1,76,436 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Abhishek Singh (BJP)Margin 2,35,911 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Tamradhwaj Sahu (INC)Margin 16,848 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Ramesh Bais (BJP)Margin 1,71,646 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Chandu Lal Sahu (Chandu Bhaiya) (BJP)Margin 1,217 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Dinesh Kashyap (BJP)Margin 1,24,359 votes
ECI's detailed results leave this constituency out; only the winner and the margin are known.Winner Vikram Usendi (BJP)Margin 35,158 votes
Source: Election Commission of India, statistical reports for the 2014 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.
ECI's detailed results leave out Chhattisgarh and Odisha; only the winner and margin of each seat there are known, and vote shares exclude them.
Map boundaries are approximate and for illustration.
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How does India choose its government?
Every five years, India holds the world's biggest election. Voters don't pick the Prime Minister directly: they choose one MP for their area, and the MPs decide.
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97.8 crvoters
543MPs, one per
272to form a government
Draw the mapIndia is split into 543 areas called constituencies. Each one will choose one MP.
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