2019 Indian general election in Gujarat

2019 Indian general election in Gujarat
26 seats
Turnout	64.51% ( 1.19%)
	Gujarat
Prime Minister before election; Narendra Modi; BJP	Prime Minister after election ; Narendra Modi; BJP

The 2019 Indian general election were scheduled to be held in seven phases between April and May 2019 to constitute the 17th Lok Sabha.^[1] The Election Commission of India announced the polling date for all the 26 Lok Sabha constituencies in Gujarat and it was held on April 23 during the third phase of 2019 Indian general election. The results were declared on 23 May 2019 across the country.

Quick Facts 26 seats, Turnout ...

#	Constituency	Candidates
#	Constituency	BJP	INC	Right to Recall Party
1	Kachchh	Vinodbhai Chavda	Naresh N. Maheshwari
2	Banaskantha	Parbatbhai Patel	Parthi Bhatol
3	Patan	Bharatsinhji Dabhi Thakor	Jagdish Thakor
4	Mahesana	Shardaben Patel	A J Patel
5	Sabarkantha	Dipsinh Rathod	Rajendra Thakor
6	Gandhinagar	Amit Shah	C. J. Chavada	Rahul Chimanbhai Mehta
7	Ahmedabad East	Hasmukh Patel (politician)	Gitaben Rathva	Bhatt Sunilkumar Narendrabhai
8	Ahmedabad West	Kirit Solanki	Raju Parmar	Harshadkumar Laxmanbhai Solanki
9	Surendranagar	Mahendra Munjapara	Somabhai Patel
10	Rajkot	Mohan Kundariya	Lalit Kagathara
11	Porbandar	Rameshbhai Dhaduk	Lalit Vasoya
12	Jamnagar	Poonamben Maadam	Murubhai Kandoriya Ahir
13	Junagadh	Rajesh Chudasama	Punjabhai Vansh
14	Amreli	Naranbhai Kachhadia	Paresh Dhanani
15	Bhavnagar	Bharti Shiyal	Manhar Patel
16	Anand	Miteshbhai Patel	Bharatsinh Solanki	Bhatt Sunilkumar Narendrabhai
17	Kheda	Devusinh Chauhan	Bimal Shah
18	Panchmahal	Ratansinh Rathod	V K Khant
19	Dahod	Jasvantsinh Bhabhor	Babubhai Katara
20	Vadodara	Ranjanben Bhatt	Prashant Patel
21	Chhota Udaipur	Gitaben Rathva	Ranjit Mohansinh Rathwa
22	Bharuch	Mansukhbhai Vasava	Sherkhan Abdul Shakur Pathan
23	Bardoli	Parbhubhai Vasava	Tushar Chaudhary
24	Surat	Darshana Jardosh	Ashok Adhevada
25	Navsari	C. R. Patil	Dharmesh Bhimbhai Patel
26	Valsad	Dr. K C Patel	Jitu Chaudhary

No	Constituency	Turnout^[5]	Winner		Votes	Margin
1	Kachchh	58.71	Vinodbhai Chavda	Bharatiya Janata Party	637,034	305,513
2	Banaskantha	65.03	Parbatbhai Patel		679,108	368,296
3	Patan	62.45	Bharatsinhji Dabhi Thakor		633,368	193,879
4	Mahesana	65.78	Shardaben Patel		659,525	281,519
5	Sabarkantha	67.77	Dipsinh Rathod		701,984	268,987
6	Gandhinagar	66.08	Amit Shah		894,624	557,014
7	Ahmedabad East	61.76	Hasmukh Patel		749,834	434,330
8	Ahmedabad West	60.81	Kirit Solanki		641,622	321,546
9	Surendranagar	58.41	Mahendra Munjapara		631,844	277,437
10	Rajkot	63.49	Mohan Kundariya		758,645	368,407
11	Porbandar	57.21	Rameshbhai Dhaduk		563,881	229,823
12	Jamnagar	61.03	Poonamben Maadam		591,588	236,804
13	Junagadh	61.31	Rajesh Chudasama		547,952	150,185
14	Amreli	55.97	Naranbhai Kachhadia		529,035	201,431
15	Bhavnagar	59.05	Bharti Shiyal		661,273	329,519
16	Anand	67.04	Miteshbhai Patel		633,097	197,718
17	Kheda	61.04	Devusinh Chauhan		714,572	367,145
18	Panchmahal	62.23	Ratansinh Rathod		732,136	428,541
19	Dahod	66.57	Jasvantsinh Bhabhor		561,760	127,596
20	Vadodara	68.18	Ranjanben Bhatt		883,719	589,177
21	Chhota Udaipur	73.90	Gitaben Rathva		764,445	377,943
22	Bharuch	73.55	Mansukhbhai Vasava		637,795	334,214
23	Bardoli	73.89	Parbhubhai Vasava		742,273	215,447
24	Surat	64.58	Darshana Jardosh		795,651	548,230
25	Navsari	66.40	C. R. Patil		972,739	689,668
26	Valsad	75.48	Dr. K C Patel		771,980	353,797

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