2024
Rank 1 (archive winner): MANOJ TIGGA — 695,314 votes
Rank 2: PRAKASH CHIK BARAIK — 619,867 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 75,447
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.
ALIPURDUARS — year-by-year comparison
WEST BENGAL · Lok Sabha · 9 archived elections. View complete seat history.
2019
Rank 1 (archive winner): JOHN BARLA — 750,804 votes
Rank 2: DASRATH TIRKEY — 506,815 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 243,989
2014
Rank 1 (archive winner): DASRATH TIRKEY — 362,453 votes
Rank 2: MANOHAR TIRKEY — 341,056 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 21,397
2009
Rank 1 (archive winner): MANOHAR TIRKEY — 384,890 votes
Rank 2: PABAN KUMAR LAKRA — 272,068 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 112,822
2004
Rank 1 (archive winner): JOACHIM BAXLA — 384,252 votes
Rank 2: MANOJ TIGGA — 239,128 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 145,124
1999
Rank 1 (archive winner): JOACHIM BAXLA — 389,919 votes
Rank 2: DHIRENDRA NARJINARAI — 236,786 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 153,133
1998
Rank 1 (archive winner): JOACHIM BAXLA — 415,006 votes
Rank 2: DHIRENDRA NARJINARAI — 219,407 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 195,599
1996
Rank 1 (archive winner): JOACHIM BAXLA — 437,371 votes
Rank 2: PIUS TIRKEY — 299,561 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 137,810
1991
Rank 1 (archive winner): PIUS TIRKEY — 365,370 votes
Rank 2: PHILIP MINJ — 235,258 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 130,112
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.