Khajuraho
Parliamentary constituency 8 (GEN) · Madhya Pradesh
[01]Result · 2024
#8 · GENAll candidates 14
- 01 Vishnu Datt Sharma (V.D.SHARMA)BJP7,72,774 67.8%
- 02 Kamlesh KumarBSP2,31,545 20.3%
- 03 R. B. Prajapati (RAJA BHAIYA) EX.I.A.S.AIFB50,215 4.4%
- 04 Mohammad ImranRJP17,873 1.6%
- 05 Penter Sunman Singh LodhiIND10,011 0.9%
- 06 Kapil Gupta BhartiyaABPP7,564 0.7%
- 07 Laxmi PrasadIND6,764 0.6%
- 08 NandkishorPPID6,027 0.5%
- 09 Pankaj Maurya (KUSHWAHA)GGP4,740 0.4%
- 10 Bitiaya AhirwarIND4,026 0.4%
- 11 FirojkhanIND3,713 0.3%
- 12 Giran SinghBSCP3,492 0.3%
- 13 KeshkaliRASHTR2,872 0.3%
- 14 Panna Lal Tripathi Ad.IPAP2,797 0.2%
Turnout 57.1%
Share of 19,97,483 electors
- Sex ratiofemales per 1,000 males1,000
- NOTAcounted within the total16,157 · 0.8%
- State median turnoutmedian of 29 seats, 202467.3%
- ReconciliationΣ 14 candidates = 11,24,413Verified
Seat history 2024–1962
- 2024
47.5 ppVishnu Datt Sharma (V.D.SHARMA)Bharatiya Janata Party
- 2019
39.1 ppV.D. Sharma (VISHNU DATT SHARMA)Bharatiya Janata Party
- 2014
28.3 ppNagendra SinghBharatiya Janata Party
- 2009
4.9 ppJeetendra Singh BundelaBharatiya Janata Party
- 2004
13.7 ppGanesh SinghBharatiya Janata Party
- 1999
0.6 ppRamanand SinghBharatiya Janata Party
- 1998
6.2 ppRamanand SinghBharatiya Janata Party
- 1996
3.5 ppSukhlal KushwahaBahujan Samaj Party
- 1991
14.0 ppArjun SinghIndian National Congress
- 1989
11.3 ppSikhendra SinghBharatiya Janata Party
- 1984
23.7 ppAziz QureshiIndian National Congress
- 1980
13.9 ppGulsher AhmedIndian National Congress
- 1977
43.5 ppSukhendra SinghBharatiya Lok Dal
- 1971
58.6 ppDhan ShahIndependent
- 1967
54.9 ppG. KumariIndian National Congress
- 1962
5.0 ppAnand ChandraIndian National Congress
Winning margin in percentage points; bars scaled to the widest, 58.6 pp.
[02]Computed insights
Arithmetic · working shown-
The top two polled 88.1% of votes; the other 12 candidates 10.5% between them.
(7,72,774 + 2,31,545) ÷ 11,40,570 = 88.1% · 1,20,094 ÷ 11,40,570 = 10.5% -
Turnout of 57.1% was 10.2 pp below the state's median seat (67.3%).
57.1 − 67.3 = −10.2 -
The margin widened from 39.1 pp in 2019 to 47.5 pp.
47.5 − 39.1 = +8.4 pp -
BJP held the seat it won in 2019.
2019 BJP · 2024 BJP
Each line is arithmetic over the figures on this page.
[03]Reconciliation
Verified- Candidate votesΣ 14 candidate lines11,24,413
- NOTAcounted within the total16,157
- Published totalVotes polled11,40,570
- Checkcandidates + NOTA = totalHolds
Candidate votes plus NOTA equal the published total.
Contest resultElection Commission of India, constituency-wise results · Lok Sabha 2024 · Madhya Pradesh · retrieval date not recorded in the results database
Candidates14 candidate lines from the same results · reconciliation: Verified
State median turnoutComputed from 29 seats on the Madhya Pradesh Lok Sabha 2024 board · retrieval date not recorded in the results database