2024
Rank 1 (archive winner): SHIVMANGAL SINGH TOMAR — 515,477 votes
Rank 2: NEETU SATYAPAL SINGH SIKARWAR — 462,947 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 52,530
ELECTION HISTORY COMPARISON
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MADHYA PRADESH · Lok Sabha · 9 archived elections. View complete seat history.
2019
Rank 1 (archive winner): NARENDRA SINGH TOMAR — 541,689 votes
Rank 2: RAMNIWAS RAWAT — 428,348 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 113,341
2014
Rank 1 (archive winner): ANOOP MISHRA — 375,567 votes
Rank 2: BRINDAWAN SINGH SIKARWAR — 242,586 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 132,981
2009
Rank 1 (archive winner): NARENDRA SINGH TOMAR — 300,647 votes
Rank 2: RAMNIWAS RAWAT — 199,650 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 100,997
2004
Rank 1 (archive winner): ASHOK CHHAVIRAM ARGAL — 261,337 votes
Rank 2: BARELAL JATAV — 114,017 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 147,320
1999
Rank 1 (archive winner): ASHOK CHHAVIRAM ARGAL — 210,790 votes
Rank 2: GOPAL DAS — 148,564 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 62,226
1998
Rank 1 (archive winner): ASHOK CHHABIRAM — 277,499 votes
Rank 2: PRITAM PRASAD — 209,378 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 68,121
1996
Rank 1 (archive winner): ASHOK ARGAL — 172,675 votes
Rank 2: DR. PRITAM PRASAD CHOUDHARY — 134,696 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 37,979
1991
Rank 1 (archive winner): BARELAL JATAV — 116,227 votes
Rank 2: CHHAVIRAM ARGAL — 99,482 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 16,745
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