Party · Uttar Pradesh 1989
BHARTIYA JANATA PARTY
It won 57 of 425 seats after standing in 275. Out of every 100 votes, 12 went to it.
Its seats
BJP57
The numbers
BHARTIYA JANATA PARTY · Uttar Pradesh 1989
Seats won
57
20.7% strike rate
Vote share
11.61%
45.23 lakh votes
Seats contested
275
in this election
Votes
45,22,867
valid votes for the party
Seats won
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46. Binawar60,743votes261. Robertsganj26,063votes291. Govind Nagar25,945votes52. Bareilly City25,131votes329. Babina24,501votes242. Varanasi South21,740votes328. Jhansi20,093votes147. Fakharpur19,182votes350. Jalesar17,795votes179. Bansgaon16,748votes396. Meerut Cantonment16,603votes330. Mauranipur14,647votes397. Meerut14,619votes358. Agra East14,503votes156. Balrampur13,945votes79. Sitapur12,793votes326. Mehroni12,370votes78. Laharpur12,287votes36. Suartanda11,685votes243. Varanasi North11,623votes327. Lalitpur11,421votes185. Gorakhpur10,867votes424. Dehra Dun10,182votes98. Hasanganj9,953votes90. Bilgram9,738votes48. Aonla9,367votes178. Hainsarbazar9,312votes373. Aligarh9,148votes96. Bhagwant Nagar9,093votes18. Dhampur7,772votes276. Allahabad South7,532votes359. Agra West7,520votes44. Budaun7,200votes68. Haiderabad7,071votes158. Sadullah Nagar6,691votes262. Rajgarh6,500votes141. Haidergarh6,128votes53. Nawabganj5,664votes364. Chhata5,598votes363. Mathura5,103votes66. Shahjahanpur4,899votes176. Menhdawal4,780votes30. Chandausi4,627votes102. Lucknow West3,990votes103. Lucknow Central3,121votes357. Agra Cantonment3,106votes164. Dixir3,100votes170. Domariaganj3,015votes395. Sardhana3,005votes336. Bhongara2,710votes265. Mirzapur2,136votes372. Atrauli1,510votes346. Soron1,220votes80. Hargaon874votes67. Mohammadi786votes153. Ikauna459votes253. Bayalsi198votes
About this data
Source: Election Commission of India, statistical reports for the 1989 Uttar Pradesh assembly 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.
Held before Uttarakhand was split off in November 2000: the seats include those of today's Uttarakhand.
Map boundaries are approximate and for illustration.