2022 Elección de la Asamblea Legislativa de Punjab

2022 Punjab legislative assembly elections

2022 Elección de la Asamblea Legislativa de Punjab

←  2017 Febrero 2022 2027 →
Los 117 escaños en la Asamblea Legislativa de Punjab 59 escaños necesarios para una mayoría
Las encuestas de opinión
Majority party Minority party Third party   Líder Amarinder Singh Bhagwant Mann Sukhbir Singh Badal Fiesta C ª AAP TRISTE Alianza UPA Líder desde 2017 2019 2019 Asiento del líder Patiala Urban TBD [b] Jalalabad [a] Ultima eleccion 38.50% votos 77 escaños 23.72% votos 20 escaños 25.24% votos 15 escaños Asientos antes 80 19 14 Asientos ganados TBD TBD TBD Cambio de asiento TBD TBD TBD Voto popular TBD TBD TBD Porcentaje TBD TBD TBD Balancearse TBD TBD TBD Asientos necesarios 40 45   Fourth party Fifth party   Líder Ashwani Kumar Sharma Simarjit Singh Bains Fiesta BJP LABIO Alianza NDA PDA Líder desde - 2016 Asiento del líder TBD Atam Nagar Ultima eleccion 5.39% votos 3 escaños 1.23% votos 2 escaños Asientos antes 2 2 Asientos ganados TBD TBD Cambio de asiento TBD TBD Voto popular TBD TBD Porcentaje TBD TBD Balancearse TBD TBD Asientos necesarios 57 57
Circunscripciones de la Asamblea de la Asamblea Legislativa de Punjab
Ministro Principal antes de la elección Amarinder Singh INC Ministro principal electo TBD

Las elecciones de la Asamblea Legislativa de Punjab de 2022 se llevarán a cabo en febrero o marzo de 2022, para elegir a 117 miembros para la 16ª Asamblea de la Asamblea Legislativa de Punjab . El mandato de la asamblea actual elegida en 2017 expirará el 27 de marzo de 2022 a menos que se disuelva antes. ^{[1] [2]}

Antecedentes

En las elecciones de la Asamblea Legislativa de Punjab de 2017 , el partido del Congreso Nacional de la India ganó 77 de los 117 escaños totales. Esta aplastante victoria del Congreso llevó a la gobernante Alianza SAD-BJP al tercer lugar con 18 escaños y un nuevo actor en la política de Punjab, es decir, el Partido Aam Aadmi ganó 20 escaños y se convirtió en el partido oficial de oposición en Punjab. ^[3]

Shiromani Akali Dal rompió su alianza con BJP después de más de 2 décadas en los 3 proyectos de ley para agricultores aprobados por el Parlamento indio. ^[4]

El Partido Lok Insaaf y el Partido Aam Aadmi habían disputado las elecciones de 2017 en una alianza, pero ahora también han roto su alianza. ^[5]

En 2014, el partido Bahujan samaj había disputado los 13 escaños y todavía obtuvo solo 2.63 lakh de votos, pero en 2019, en alianza con PDA , disputó solo en 3 escaños y sus concursantes terminaron terceros. Los candidatos de la AAP , que es el principal partido de oposición en Punjab, terminaron cuartos en estos escaños. La aparición de BSP puede afectar el margen de ganancia e incluso resultados en algunos distritos electorales de la región de Doaba . ^{[6] [7]}

El buen espectáculo de BSP en las elecciones de Lok Sabha y la ruptura de Akali Dal de la NDA está convirtiendo a ambos en un jugador importante y, si se alían, en una fuerza a tener en cuenta. Muchos incluso creen que la alianza se completa de manera informal. ^{[8] [9] [10]}

Calendario de elecciones

El calendario de elecciones será anunciado por la Comisión Electoral de la India en diciembre de 2021 o enero de 2022

S.No.	Evento	Fecha	Día
1.	Fecha de nominaciones
2.	Última fecha para presentar nominaciones
3.	Fecha de escrutinio de nominaciones
4.	Última fecha para retiro de candidaturas
5.	Fecha de la encuesta
6.	Fecha de conteo
7.	Fecha antes de la cual se completará la elección

Estadísticas de votantes

El total de votantes en Punjab para las elecciones de 2022 enumerados por género

Electores totales	Votantes masculinos	Votantes femeninas	Votantes de tercer género
TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD

Electores generales	Votantes de servicio	Votantes extranjeros	total de votantes
TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD

Punjab tiene 117 distritos electorales de un solo miembro; Los MLA se eligen a ellos mediante votación previa al nombramiento. 34 circunscripciones están reservadas para los SC. Según la Constitución de la India y las pautas de la ECI, los votantes elegibles deben ser ciudadanos indios adultos y un residente ordinario del área de votación de la circunscripción y estar registrados para votar (nombre incluido en el censo electoral). También deben poseer una tarjeta de identificación de votante válida emitida por la Comisión Electoral de la India o cualquier otra tarjeta de identificación equivalente. Algunas personas condenadas por delitos electorales o de otro tipo no pueden votar.

Participación de votantes

S.no	Distrito	Mapa resaltado	Distrito sabio  %	Nombre de la circunscripción	Participación electoral (%)
1	Sri Amritsar Sahib			Amritsar Norte
				Amritsar Sur
				Amritsar East
				Amritsar West
				Amritsar Central
				Attari
				Ajnala
				Rajasansi
				Majitha
				Baba bakala
				Jandiala Guru
2	Barnala			Barnala
				Bhadaur
				Mehal kalan
3	Bathinda			Bathinda Urban
				Bathinda Rural
				Rampura Phul
				Maur
				Bhucho Mandi
				Talwandi Sabo
4	Faridkot			Faridkot
				Kot Kapura
				Jaitu
5	Sri Fatehgarh Sahib			Fatehgarh Sahib
				Amloh
				Bassi Pathana
6	Firozpur			Firozpur Urban
				Firozpur Rural
				Guru Harsahai
				Zira
7	Fazilka[11]			Fazilka
				Abohar
				Jalalabad
				Balluana
8	Gurdaspur			Gurdaspur
				Dinanagar
				Qadian
				Batala
				Fatehgarh Churian
				Dera Baba Nanak
				Sri Hargobindpur
9	Hoshiarpur			Hoshiarpur
				Dasuya
				Mukerian
				Sham Chauraasi
				Chabbewal
				Urmur
				Garhshankar
10	Jalandhar			Jalandhar North
				Jalandhar Central
				Jalandhar West
				Jalandhar_Cantonment
				Kartarpur Sahib
				Adampur
				Nakodar
				Shahkot
				Phillaur
11	Kapurthala			Kapurthala
				Bholath
				Phagwara
				Sultanpur Lodhi
12	Ludhiana			Ludhiana North
				Ludhiana South
				Ludhiana East
				Ludhiana West
				Ludhiana Central
				Atamnagar
				Dakha
				Khanna
				Samrala
				Sahnewal
				Gill
				Payal
				Jagraon
				Raikot
13	Mansa			Mansa
				Sardulgarh
				Bhudlada
14	Moga			Moga
				Dharamkot
				Bhagha Purana
				Mehal Kalan
15	Sri Muktsar Sahib			Sri Mukatsar Sahib
				Malout
				Gidderbaha
				Lambi
16	Pathankot			Pathankot
				Sujanpur
				Bhoa
17	Patiala			Patiala Urban
				Patiala Rural
				Nabha
				Rajpura
				Sanour
				Ghanour
				Samana
				Shutrana
18	Rupnagar			Roopnagar
				Sri Anandpur Sahib
				SriChamkaurSahib
19	Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar			S.A.S. Nagar
				Kharar
				Dera Bassi
20	Sangrur			Sangrur
				Dirba
				Sunam
				Malerkotla
				Dhurri
				Lehragaga
				Amargarh
21	Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar			S.B.S Nagar
				Banga
				Balachaur
22	Tarn Taran			Sri Tarn Taran Sahib
				Sri Khadoor Sahib
				Patti
				Khem karan
Total Turnout (%)

Parties and Alliances

  United Progressive Alliance

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested	Male Candidates	Female Candidates
1.	Indian National Congress				Captain Amarinder Singh	117

  Aam Aadmi Party

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested	Male Candidates	Female Candidates
1.	Aam Aadmi Party				Bhagwant Mann

  Shiromani Akali Dal

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested	Male Candidates	Female Candidates
1.	Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal)				Sukhbir Singh Badal	117

  National Democratic Alliance

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested	Male Candidates	Female Candidates
1.	Bharatiya Janata Party				Ashwani Kumar Sharma

  Punjab Democratic Alliance

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested	Male Candidates	Female Candidates
1.	Lok Insaaf Party				Simarjit Singh Bains
2.	Punjab Ekta Party				Sukhpal Singh Khaira
3.	Bahujan Samaj Party				Jasvir Singh Garhi
4.	Communist Party of India				Bant Singh Brar
5.	Revolutionary Marxist Party of India				Mangat Ram Pasla
6.	Nawan Punjab Party				Dharamvir Gandhi

Others

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested	Male Candidates	Female Candidates
1	Shiromani Akali Dal (Democratic)			Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa
2	Shiromani Akali Dal (Taksali)			Ranjit Singh Brahmpura

Candidates

List Of Candidates

S.No.	Constituency Name	INC	SAD	AAP	PDA	Others
Sri Amritsar Sahib District
1.	Amritsar North	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
2.	Amritsar South	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
3.	Amritsar Central	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
4.	Amritsar West	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
5.	Amritsar East	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
6.	Ajnala		Amarpal Singh Ajnala[12]
7.	Attari		Gulzar Singh Ranike[13]
8.	Baba Bakala Sahib	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
9.	Jandiala Guru	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
10.	Majitha		Bikram Singh Majithia
11.	Rajasansi	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Gurdaspur District
12.	Batala	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
13.	Dera Baba Nanak	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
14.	Dina Nagar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
15.	Fatehgarh Churian	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
16.	Gurdaspur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
17.	Sri Hargobindpur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
18.	Qadian	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Sri Tarn Taran Sahib District
19	Khemkaran		Virsa Singh Valtoha[14]
20	Patti	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
21	Sri Khadoor Sahib	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
22	Sri Tarn Taran Sahib	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Pathankot District
23	Bhoa	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
24	Pathankot	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
25	Sujanpur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Jalandhar District
26	Adampur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
27	Jalandhar North	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
28	Jalandhar west	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
29	Jalandhar Central	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
30	Jalandhar_Cantonment	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
31	Sri Kartarpur Sahib	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
32	Nakodar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
33	Phillaur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
34	Shahkot	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Hoshiarpur District
35	Chabbewal	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
36	Dasuya	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
37	Garhshankar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
38	Hoshiarpur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
39	Mukerian	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
40	Sham Chaurasi	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
41	Urmar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Kapurthala District
42	Bholath	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
43	Kapurthala	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
44	Phagwara	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
45	Sultanpur Lodhi	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar (S.B.S Nagar)/Nawan Shahr District
46	S.B.S. Nagar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
47	Banga	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
48	Balachaur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Ludhiana District
49.	Atam Nagar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
50.	Dakha	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
51.	Gill	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
52.	Jagraon	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
53.	Khanna	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
54.	Ludhiana Central	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
55.	Ludhiana East	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
56.	Ludhiana North	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
57.	Ludhiana South	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
58.	Ludhiana West	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
59.	Payal	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
60.	Raikot	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
61.	Samrala	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
62.	Sahnewal	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Patiala District
63.	Ghanaur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
64.	Nabha	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
65.	Patiala Urban	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
66.	Patiala Rural	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
67.	Rajpura	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
68.	Sanour	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
69.	Samana	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
70.	Shutrana	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Sangrur District
71.	Amargarh	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
72.	Dhuri	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
73.	Dirba	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
74.	Lehragaga	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
75.	Malerkotla	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
76.	Sangrur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
77.	Sunam	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Bathinda District
78.	Bathinda Raural	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
79.	Bathinda Urban	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
80.	Bhucho Mandi	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
81.	Maur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
82.	Rampura Phul	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
83.	Talwandi Sabo	To be declared	Jeet Mohinder Singh Sidhu[15]	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Fazilka District
84.	Abohar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
85.	Balluana	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
86.	Fazilka	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
87.	Jalalabad		Sukhbir Singh Badal[16]
Ferozpur District
88.	Ferozpur City	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
89.	Firozepur Rural	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
90.	Guru Har Sahai	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
91.	Zira		Janmeja Singh Sekhon[17]
Sri Mukatsar Sahib District
92.	Gidderbaha	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
93.	Lambi	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
94.	Malout	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
95.	Sri Mukatsar Sahib	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Moga District
96.	Bhagha Purana	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
97.	Dharamkot	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
98.	Moga	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
99.	Nihal Singh Wala	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Barnala District
100.	Barnala	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
101.	Bhadaur	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
102.	Mehal Kalan	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Faridkot District
103.	Faridkot	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
104.	Jaitu	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
105.	Kotkapura	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Mansa District
106.	Budhlada	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
107.	Mansa	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
108.	Sardulgarh	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Rupnagar District
109.	Rupnagar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
110.	Sri Anandpur Sahib	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
111.	Sri Chamkaur sahib	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Sri Fatehgarh Sahib District
112.	Amloh	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
113.	Bassi Pathana	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
114.	Sri Fatehgarh Sahib	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar (S.A.S Nagar)/Mohali District
115.	Dera Bassi		Narinder Kumar Sharma[18]
116.	Kharar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared
117.	S.A.S. nagar	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared	To be declared

Issues

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1. Three Fram laws passed by Central Government is the biggest issue in Punjab.
2. Unemployment, Good Governance.
3. Drug peddling, farmers' crises, continually failing economy like issues remained unsolved even after the change of government in 2017.
4. Guru Granth Sahib Desecration in 2015 and handling of case by the government is also an important issue.
5. According to ABP News C-Voter opinion poll, following are the biggest issues in Punjab:

S.No.	Issue	People %
1.	Employment	41 %
2.	3 Farm Bill	19 %
3.	Development	12 %
4.	Law and Order	7 %
5.	Drugs	4 %
6.	Khalistan	4 %
7.	Health	4 %
8.	Others	9 %

Manifestos

Surveys and polls

Opinion polls

Date published	Polling agency	Sample Size								Lead	Remarks
				INC	AAP	SAD	PDA	BJP	Others
19 March 2021	ABP News C-Voter [19]	4328	Seats	43-49	51-57	12-18	0-3	0-5	0	8-14	HUNG
			Vote%	32%	37%	21%	5%	5%	0	5%

ABP News opinion Poll Highlights (19 March 2021) ^[2]

1.	Satisfaction of People with CM's Work
	Very Satisfied	Satisfied	Not Satisfied	Can't decide
	14%	19%	57%	10%
2.	Who will be banefitted from Farmers Movement ?
	AAP	INC	SAD	BJP	Others
	29%	26%	14%	6%	25%
3.	PM Popularity after Farmers Movement
	Decreases	Increases	Can't Say
	69%	17%	14%
4.	Is Farmers Demand Right ?
	Yes		No		Can't Say
	77%		13%		10%
5.	Will AAP Form Government ?
	Yes		No		Can't Say
	43%		32%		25%
6.	Who is Popular Face of Congress in Punjab?
	Navjot Singh Sidhu	Captain Amrinder Singh	Neither Sidhu Nor Captain		Can't Say
	43%	23%	26%		8%

Exit polls

To be published after voting concluded

S.No.	Date published	Polling agency							Lead
			INC	AAP	SAD	PDA	BJP	Others
1.

Election

Campaigning

Shiromani Akali Dal

In March 2021, Shiromani Akali Dal started holding rallies and protests under slogan "Punjab Mangda Jawaab", party president Sukhbir Singh Badal targets Amarinder Singh over several issues including power tariff hike, VAT on fuel, and loan waiver promise.^[20][21][22]

Aam Aadmi Party

In March 2021, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal held a Kisaan Mahapanchayat at Bagha Purana in Moga district and began campaign for elections.^[23]

Bahujan Samaj Party

On New Year's Eve, Bahujan Samaj Party cadres led by state president Jasbir Singh Garhi, first gathered at Shambhu border and then left in a cavalcade of 100 cars to join the protest and show solidarity to the farmers.They also waved banners in support of farmers and on unity of farmers and labourers, as most number of labourers come from the Scheduled Castes. It was the first time that a political party was part of the farmers protest in such large numbers.^[24]

The new party president is actively working on ground round the clock to ensure to the party is able to unmask the lies and corruption of the incumbent government be it implementation of  Post Metric Scholarship Scheme or punishment for culprits of the Scholarship Scheme Scam.^[25]

Campaign controversies

Party campaigns

Campaign finance

Dynasty Politics

Result

Results By Alliance/Party

Alliance		Party		Popular vote			Seats
				Votes	%	±pp	Contested	Won	+/−
	UPA		Indian National Congress
None			Aam Aadmi Party
			Shiromani Akali Dal
	NDA		Bharatiya Janata Party
	PDA		Punjab Ekta Party
			Bahujan Samaj Party
			Lok Insaaf Party
			Communist Party of India
			Nawan Punjab Party
			Revolutionary Marxist Party of India
None			Independent
			Others
			NOTA

Results by constituency

Assembly Constituency		Total Votes Polled	Candidate 1				Candidate 2				Margin1	Candidate 3				Margin2	Other Candidates			NOTA		2017 Results	Remarks
			Winner				Runner Up 1					Runner Up 2
S.No.	Constituency Name		Party	Candidate	Votes	%	Party	Candidate	Votes	%		Party	Candidate	Votes	%		Candidates	Votes	%	Votes	%
Sri Amritsar Sahib District
1.	Amritsar North																					INC
2.	Amritsar South																					INC
3.	Amritsar Central																					INC
4.	Amritsar West																					INC
5.	Amritsar East																					INC
6.	Ajnala																					INC
7.	Attari																					INC
8.	Baba Bakala Sahib																					INC
9.	Jandiala Guru																					INC
10.	Majitha																					SAD
11.	Rajasansi																					INC
Gurdaspur District
12.	Batala																					SAD
13.	Dera Baba Nanak																					INC
14.	Dina Nagar																					INC
15.	Fatehgarh Churian																					INC
16.	Gurdaspur																					INC
17.	Sri Hargobindpur																					INC
18.	Qadian																					INC
Sri Tarn Taran Sahib District
19	Khemkaran																					INC
20	Patti																					INC
21	Sri Khadoor Sahib																					INC
22	Sri Tarn Taran Sahib																					INC
Pathankot District
23	Bhoa																					INC
24	Pathankot																					INC
25	Sujanpur																					BJP
Jalandhar District
26	Adampur																					SAD
27	Jalandhar North																					INC
28	Jalandhar west																					INC
29	Jalandhar Central																					INC
30	Jalandhar_Cantonment																					INC
31	Sri Kartarpur Sahib																					INC
32	Nakodar																					SAD
33	Phillaur																					SAD
34	Shahkot																					SAD
Hoshiarpur District
35	Chabbewal																					INC
36	Dasuya																					INC
37	Garhshankar																					AAP
38	Hoshiarpur																					INC
39	Mukerian																					INC
40	Sham Chaurasi																					INC
41	Urmar																					INC
Kapurthala District
42	Bholath																					AAP
43	Kapurthala																					INC
44	Phagwara																					BJP
45	Sultanpur Lodhi																					INC
Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar District
46	S.B.S. Nagar																					INC
47	Banga																					SAD
48	Balachaur																					INC
Ludhiana District
49.	Atam Nagar																					LIP
50.	Dakha																					AAP
51.	Gill																					INC
52.	Jagraon																					AAP
53.	Khanna																					INC
54.	Ludhiana Central																					INC
55.	Ludhiana East																					INC
56.	Ludhiana North																					INC
57.	Ludhiana South																					LIP
58.	Ludhiana West																					INC
59.	Payal																					INC
60.	Raikot																					AAP
61.	Samrala																					INC
62.	Sahnewal																					SAD
Patiala District
63.	Ghanaur																					INC
64.	Nabha																					INC
65.	Patiala Urban																					INC
66.	Patiala Rural																					INC
67.	Rajpura																					INC
68.	Sanour																					SAD
69.	Samana																					INC
70.	Shutrana																					INC
Sangrur District
71.	Amargarh																					INC
72.	Dhuri																					INC
73.	Dirba																					AAP
74.	Lehragaga																					SAD
75.	Malerkotla																					INC
76.	Sangrur																					INC
77.	Sunam																					AAP
Bathinda District
78.	Bathinda Raural																					AAP
79.	Bathinda Urban																					INC
80.	Bhucho Mandi																					INC
81.	Maur																					AAP
82.	Rampura Phul																					INC
83.	Talwandi Sabo																					AAP
Fazilka District
84.	Abohar																					BJP
85.	Balluana																					INC
86.	Fazilka																					INC
87.	Jalalabad																					SAD
Ferozpur District
88.	Ferozpur City																					INC
89.	Firozepur Rural																					INC
90.	Guru Har Sahai																					INC
91.	Zira																					INC
Sri Mukatsar Sahib District
92.	Gidderbaha																					INC
93.	Lambi																					SAD
94.	Malout																					INC
95.	Sri Mukatsar Sahib																					SAD
Moga District
96.	Bhagha Purana																					INC
97.	Dharamkot																					INC
98.	Moga																					INC
99.	Nihal Singh Wala																					AAP
Barnala District
100.	Barnala																					AAP
101.	Bhadaur																					AAP
102.	Mehal Kalan																					AAP
Faridkot District
103.	Faridkot																					INC
104.	Jaitu																					AAP
105.	Kotkapura																					AAP
Mansa District
106.	Budhlada																					AAP
107.	Mansa																					AAP
108.	Sardulgarh																					SAD
Rupnagar District
109.	Rupnagar																					AAP
110.	Sri Anandpur Sahib																					INC
111.	Sri Chamkaur sahib																					INC
Sri Fatehgarh Sahib District
112.	Amloh																					INC
113.	Bassi Pathana																					INC
114.	Sri Fatehgarh Sahib																					INC
Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar
115.	Dera Bassi																					SAD
116.	Kharar																					AAP
117.	S.A.S. nagar																					INC

Results By district

District	Seats	INC	AAP	SAD	PDA	BJP	Others
Ludhiana	14
Sri Amritsar Sahib	11
Jalandhar	9
Patiala	8
Gurdaspur	7
Hoshiarpur	7
Sangrur	7
Bathinda	6
Fazilka	4
Firozpur	4
Kapurthala	4
Moga	4
Sri Muktsar Sahib	4
Sri Tarn Taran Sahib	4
Barnala	3
Faridkot	3
Sri Fatehgarh Sahib	3
Mansa	3
Nawanshahr	3
Pathankot	3
Rup Nagar	3
S.A.S. Nagar	3
Sum	117

Results By region

Region	Seats	INC	AAP	SAD	PDA	BJP	Others
Malwa	69
Majha	25
Doaba	23
Sum	117

Notes

1. Currently Member of Parliament from Firozpur.
2. Currently Member of Parliament from Sangrur.

See also

• List of constituencies of the Punjab Legislative Assembly
• 2019 general elections in Punjab
• 2022 elections in India
• Punjab Legislative Assembly
• Elections in Punjab
• Politics of Punjab
• 2021 Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Committee elections

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