Madhya Pradesh has a total of 29 constituencies. The state saw an intense battle between the Bharatiya Janata Party and Indian National Congress in the Lok Sabha Election 2019.
The key candidates in the fray were BJP's Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur who battled it out against Congress's Digvijay Singh. Congress fielded Jyotiraditya Scindia from Guna while the BJP candidate from the seat was K P Yadav. BJP fielded Shankar Lalwani for the Indore seat who contested against Congress's Pankaj Sanghvi.
Pragya Singh Thakur defeated Digvijay Singh from a huge margin. Other candidates of BJP too were victorious and the party won most seats in the state.
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Constituency
|
Winner
|
Party
|
|---|---|---|
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MORENA
|
Narendra Singh Tomar
|
BJP
|
|
BHIND
|
SANDHYA RAY
|
BJP
|
|
GWALIOR
|
VIVEK NARAYAN SHEJWALKAR
|
BJP
|
|
GUNA
|
KRISHNA PAL SINGH "Dr. K. P. YADAV"
|
BJP
|
|
SAGAR
|
Rajbahadur Singh
|
BJP
|
|
TIKAMGARH
|
Dr Virendra Kumar
|
BJP
|
|
DAMOH
|
Prahlad Singh Patel
|
BJP
|
|
KHAJURAHO
|
V.D. Sharma (Vishnu Datt Sharma)
|
BJP
|
|
SATNA
|
Ganesh Singh
|
BJP
|
|
REWA
|
Janardhan Mishra
|
BJP
|
|
SIDHI
|
Riti Pathak
|
BJP
|
|
SHAHDOL
|
Himadri Singh
|
BJP
|
|
JABALPUR
|
Rakesh Singh
|
BJP
|
|
MANDLA
|
Sudheer Gupta
|
BJP
|
|
BALAGHAT
|
Dr Dhal Singh Bisen
|
BJP
|
|
CHHINDWARA
|
NAKUL KAMAL NATH
|
INC
|
|
HOSHANGABAD
|
Uday Pratap Singh
|
BJP
|
|
VIDISHA
|
Ramakant Bhargava
|
BJP
|
|
BHOPAL
|
Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur
|
BJP
|
|
RAJGARH
|
Rodmal Nagar
|
BJP
|
|
DEWAS
|
Mahendra Singh Solanky
|
BJP
|
|
UJJAIN
|
Anil Firojiya
|
BJP
|
|
MANDSOUR
|
Sudheer Gupta
|
BJP
|
|
RATLAM
|
GUMAN SINGH DAMOR
|
BJP
|
|
DHAR
|
CHATTARSINGH DARBAR
|
BJP
|
|
INDORE
|
Shankar Lalwani
|
BJP
|
|
KHARGONE
|
Gajendra Umrao Singh Patel
|
BJP
|
|
KHANDWA
|
Nandkumar Singh Chouhan (Nandu Bhaiya)
|
BJP
|
|
BETUL
|
Durga Das (D.D.) Uikey
|
BJP
|
The state recorded a total voter turnout of 74.90 percent when it first went to poll in the fourth phase while in the fifth phase Madhya Pradesh recorded 69.14 percent voter's turnout, with a total number of electors being 11937625, while the voter turnout was 8253634.
In the sixth phase of election in the state, eight Lok Sabha seats namely Morena, Bhind, Gwalior, Guna, Sagar, Vidisha, Bhopal, and Rajgarh went to polls and recorded 65.24 percent voter turnout. The voting for the remaining eight Lok Sabha seats in the state took place during the seventh and final phase of election on Sunday.
