2024
Rank 1 (archive winner): CHANDAN CHAUHAN — 404,493 votes
Rank 2: DEEPAK — 366,985 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 37,508
ELECTION HISTORY COMPARISON
Compare constituency results over time
Year-wise recorded votes of first- and second-ranked candidates. Vote levels across different years can be affected by turnout and boundary changes.
BIJNOR — year-by-year comparison
UTTAR PRADESH · Lok Sabha · 9 archived elections. View complete seat history.
2019
Rank 1 (archive winner): MALOOK NAGAR — 561,045 votes
Rank 2: RAJA BHARATENDRA SINGH — 491,104 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 69,941
2014
Rank 1 (archive winner): KUNWAR BHARTENDRA — 486,913 votes
Rank 2: SHAHNAWAZ RANA — 281,139 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 205,774
2009
Rank 1 (archive winner): SANJAY SINGH CHAUHAN — 244,587 votes
Rank 2: SHAHID SIDDIQUI — 216,157 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 28,430
2004
Rank 1 (archive winner): MUNSHIRAM S/O SRI RAMCHARAN SINGH — 301,599 votes
Rank 2: GHAN SHYAM CHANDR KHARWAR — 221,424 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 80,175
1999
Rank 1 (archive winner): SHEESHRAM SINGH RAVI — 214,266 votes
Rank 2: OMWATI DEVI — 190,566 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 23,700
1998
Rank 1 (archive winner): OMWATI DEVI — 282,612 votes
Rank 2: MANGAL RAM PREMI — 273,400 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 9,212
1996
Rank 1 (archive winner): MANGAL RAM PREMI — 220,806 votes
Rank 2: SATISH KUMAR — 193,389 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 27,417
1991
Rank 1 (archive winner): MANGAL RAM PREMI — 247,465 votes
Rank 2: MAYAWATI (W) — 159,731 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 87,734
Bars compare the second candidate’s votes relative to the first candidate within the same election year; they are not percentage vote share. Seat boundaries and voter turnout can change over time. Sources and limitations.