Mathura Lok Sabha constituency

Mathura
UP-17
Mathura ; UP-17
Lok Sabha constituency
	Interactive Map Outlining Mathura Lok Sabha constituency
Constituency details
Country	India
Region	North India
State	Uttar Pradesh
Assembly constituencies	Chhata; Mant; Goverdhan; Mathura; Baldev
Established	1952
Total electors	19,29,550
Reservation	None
Member of Parliament
	18th Lok Sabha
	Incumbent Hema Malini
Party	BJP
Alliance	NDA
Elected year	2024
Preceded by	Jayant Chaudhary; RLD

Mathura Lok Sabha constituency is one of the 80 Lok Sabha (parliamentary) constituencies in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. This constituency covers the entire Mathura district. According to Election Commission of India 2009 reports, the Mathura Parliamentary constituency (constituency number 17) has a total of 1,341,649 electorates out of which 593,726 are females and 747,923 are males.^[2]

Assembly segments

Presently, Mathura Lok Sabha constituency comprises five Vidhan Sabha (legislative assembly) segments.

No	Name	District	Member
81	Chhata	Mathura	Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary	Bharatiya Janata Party
82	Mant		Rajesh Chaudhary	Bharatiya Janata Party
83	Goverdhan		Meghashyam Singh	Bharatiya Janata Party
84	Mathura		Shrikant Sharma	Bharatiya Janata Party
85	Baldev (SC)		Pooran Prakash	Bharatiya Janata Party

Members of Parliament

Year	Member
1952	Raja Girraj Saran Singh	Independent
1957	Raja Mahendra Pratap	Independent
1962	Chaudhary Digambar Singh	Indian National Congress
1967	Chaudhary Digambar Singh
1971	Chakleshwar Singh
1977	Mani Ram Bagri	Janata Party
1980	Chaudhary Digambar Singh	Janata Party (Secular)
1984	Manvendra Singh	Indian National Congress
1989	Manvendra Singh	Janata Dal
1991	Sakshi Maharaj	Bharatiya Janata Party
1996	Chaudhary Tejveer Singh
1998
1999
2004	Manvendra Singh	Indian National Congress
2009	Jayant Chaudhary	Rashtriya Lok Dal
2014	Hema Malini	Bharatiya Janata Party
2019
2024

Election results

2024 Lok Sabha Elections

Vote share of Winning candidates

2024			53.29%
2019			60.87%
2014			53.29%
2009			52.29%
2004			32.68%
1999			39.65%
1998			49.1%
1996			33.91%
1991			33.0%
1989			48.6%
1984			58.0%
1980			47.7%
1977			75.6%
1971			39.3%
1957			40.68%

2024 Indian general elections: Mathura
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	BJP	Hema Malini	510,064	53.29	7.58
	INC	Mukesh Dhangar	2,16,657	22.63	20.08
	BSP	Chaudhary Suresh Singh	1,88,417	19.69	19.69
	NOTA	None of the Above	4,563	0.48	0.05
Majority			2,93,407	30.66	4.05
Turnout			9,57,046	49.60	13.47
Registered electors			19,29,550
	BJP hold		Swing	7.58

2019 Lok Sabha Elections

2019 Indian general elections: Mathura
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	BJP	Hema Malini	671,293	60.87	7.58
	RLD	Kunwar Narendra Singh	3,77,822	34.26	11.64
	INC	Mahesh Pathak	28,084	2.55	2.55
	NOTA	None of the Above	5800	0.53	0.35
Majority			2,93,471	26.61	4.06
Turnout			11,02,731	63.07	1.03
Registered electors			17,48,275
	BJP hold		Swing	7.58

2014 Lok Sabha Election

2014 Indian general elections: Mathura
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	BJP	Hema Malini	674,633	53.29	53.29
	RLD	Jayant Chaudhary	2,43,890	22.62	29.67
	BSP	Vivek Nigam	73,572	16.10	12.84
	SP	Dinesh Kardam	36,673	3.40	3.40
	Independent	Sandeep Kumar	158	0.94	0.94
	NOTA	None of the Above	1,953	0.18	0.18
Majority			4,30,743	30.67	7.32
Turnout			10,78,331	64.10	9.95
	BJP gain from RLD		Swing	53.29

2009 results

2009 Indian general election: Mathura^[3]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	RLD	Jayant Chaudhary	3,79,870	52.29
	BSP	Shyam Sunder Sharma	2,10,257	28.94
	INC	Manvendra Singh	85,418	11.76
	Independent	Jai Prakash	8,919	1.23
	Independent	Shyamsundar	3,272	0.45
	Independent	Devendra	2,941	0.4
	Independent	Jagadish	2,684	0.37
	Independent	Fakkar Baba	2,181	0.3
	Independent	Babu Lal Sharma	1,687	0.23
	Independent	Yad Ram	1,122	0.15
	Independent	Pramod Pachauri	551	0.08
	Independent	Pitam Singh	516	0.07
	Independent	Gopal Saini Alias Manager	399	0.05
	Independent	Heera Singh	335	0.05
Majority			1,69,613	23.35
Turnout			7,26,493	54.15
	RLD gain from INC		Swing

2004 results

2004 Indian general election: Mathura^[4]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	INC	Manvendra Singh	1,87,400
	BSP	Ch. Laxmi Narayan	1,49,268
	RLD	Dr. Gyanvati Singh	1,44,366	23.97	−7.81
	BJP	Ch.Tej Veer Singh	1,03,007
	Independent	Harpal Singh	4,321
		Om Prakash	2,414
	NCP	Rajkumar	2,294
	Independent	Satish Chandra	2,226
	Independent	Bijendra Singh	1,659
	Independent	Kunvar Singh	1,179
	Independent	Narayan Singh	1,066
	Independent	Balbir Singh	874
	Independent	Vidhya Devi	647	0.11
	Independent	Phakkar Baba	577
	Independent	Devki Nandan	529
	Independent	Ajay Singh	360
Majority			38,132
Turnout			6,02,187
	INC gain from BJP		Swing

1999 results

1999 Indian general election: Mathura^[5]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	BJP	Ch.Tej Veer Singh	2,10,212	39.65	−9.45
	RLD	Rameshwar Singh	1,68,485	31.78
	BSP	Pt. Kamal Kant Upmanyu	1,18,720	22.39	+4.0
	SP	Ch. Hari Singh Rawat	19,816	3.74	−12.91
		Jawahar	3,620	0.68
	Independent	Ajit	2,631	0.50
	Loktantrik Samajwadi Party	Pt. Sushil Kumar Gautam	2,267	0.43
	Independent	Kr. Katori Devi	1,410	0.27
	Independent	Dr. Babulal Jain	1,088	0.21
	Independent	Bijendra Singh	750	0.14
		Shivlal Nimeshwari	589	0.11
	Independent	Fakkan	568	0.11	−0.19
Majority			41,727
Turnout			5,30,156	45.94	−7.77
	BJP hold		Swing

1998 results

1998 Indian general election: Mathura ^[6]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	BJP	Ch.Tejveer Singh	3,03,831	49.1	+15.19
	BSP	Pooran Prakash	1,13,801	18.39	−2.39
	SP	Manvendra Singh	1,03,041	16.65
	INC	Mahesh Pathak	61,952	10.01	−10.82
		Roshan Singh	23,033	3.72
	Independent	Pooran Chand Mahawar	3,487	0.56
	Independent	Ram Babu	2,835	0.46	+0.41
	Independent	Pt. Girish Chandra Sharma	2,429	0.39
	Independent	Fakkan	1,879	0.30	+0.25
		Ranveer Singh	1,648	0.27
	Independent	Ch. Chandra Veer Singh	534	0.09
	Independent	Brindavan Dass	280	0.05
Majority			1,90,030
Turnout			6,18,750	53.71	+10.4
	BJP hold		Swing

1996 Lok Sabha Election

1996 Indian general election: Mathura^[7]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	BJP	Ch.Tej Veer Singh	1,67,369	33.91
	INC	Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary	1,02,797	20.83
	BSP	Sardar Singh	1,02,567	20.78
	AIIC(T)	Shyam Sundar Sharma	85,795	17.38
	JD	Debi Dass Vaghel	17,199	3.49
	Independent	Shyam Singh	1,957	0.40
	Independent	Bal Veer Singh	1,754	0.36
		Mohan	1,101	0.22
	Independent	Rakesh Chandra	1,092	0.22
	Independent	Salim Khan Lodhi	977	0.2
	Independent	Shyam Sunder	932	0.19
	Independent	Ishwar Chander Sharma	889	0.18
	Independent	Raj Kumar	708	0.14
	Independent	Saudan Singh	707	0.14
	Independent	Ashok Kumar	663	0.13
	Independent	Mahinder Singh	519	0.11
	Independent	Laltesh Sharma	517	0.10
	Independent	Mohan Babu	475	0.1
	Independent	Ajay	467	0.09
	Independent	Shashi Pal Pippal	370	0.07
	Independent	Prem	369	0.07
	JP	Pramod Kumar	367	0.07
	Independent	Vijender Singh	355	0.07
	Independent	Ram Prakash	301	0.06
	Independent	Dharam Singh	282	0.06
	Independent	Rajinder	272	0.06
	Independent	Fakkan	266	0.05
		Ram Babu	258	0.05
		Sahib Singh	232	0.05
	Independent	Rajinder Singh	232	0.05
	Independent	Gopal Prasad	227	0.05
	Independent	R. S. Tripathi	207	0.04
	Independent	Gopal Prasad Sharma	204	0.04
	Independent	Narian Dass	204	0.04
	Independent	Vishan Swaroop	166	0.03
	Independent	Daryab Singh Moolvanshi	144	0.03
	Independent	Vijay Chaturvedi	134	0.03
	Independent	Kayam Singh	125	0.03
	Independent	Moti Lal	113	0.02
	Independent	Suresh Chandra	76	0.02
	Independent	R. D. Gupta	64	0.01
	Independent	Ram Swaroop Singh	49	0.01
Majority			64572		–
Turnout			5,07,300	43.31
	BJP hold		Swing

1984 Lok Sabha Election

Manvendra Singh (INC) : 263,248 votes ^[8]
Gayatree Devi (LKD) : 159,848 votes. (Wife of former PM Charan Singh)

1957 Lok Sabha Election

1957 Indian general election: Mathura
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Independent	Raja Mahendra Pratap^[9]^[10]	95,202	40.68
	INC	Chaudhary Digambar Singh	69,209	29.57
	Independent	Pooran	29,177
	ABJS	Atal Bihari Vajpayee	23,620	10.09
Majority
Turnout
	Independent hold		Swing

References

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27°29′N 77°41′E / 27.48°N 77.69°E / 27.48; 77.69

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