Known as the country’s biggest festival, the Lok Sabha election is an exercise of unmatched scale to elect India’s next government. It is without parallel for the sheer numbers involved: 900 million electors visiting over 10.35 lakh polling stations to exercise their cherished right to vote, across seven phases of voting in 2019.
Around a million polling stations were set up for voters to choose 543 members of the Lower House of Parliament. The high-voltage election campaign ahead of the polls saw different political parties field their star leaders to woo voters.
While people are eagerly waiting to see which party will win Lok Sabha elections 2019, the Free Press Journal lists which party won how many seats in 2014 and vote percentage they received.
State-wise result of Lok Sabha elections 2014:
Andaman & Nicobar Islands: 1 seat
Andhra Pradesh: 25 seats
Arunachal Pradesh: 2 seats
Assam: 14 seats
Bihar: 40 seats
Chandigarh: 1 seat
Chhattisgarh: 11 seats
Dadra and Nagar Haveli: 1
Daman & Diu: 1 seat
NCT of Delhi: 7 seats
Goa: 2 seats
Gujarat: 26 seats
Haryana: 10 seats
Himachal Pradesh: 4 seats
Jammu and Kashmir: 6 seats
Jharkhand: 14 seats
Karnataka: 28 seats
Kerala: 20 seats
Lakshadweep: 1 seat
Madhya Pradesh: 29 seats
Maharashtra: 48 seats
Manipur: 2 seats
Meghalaya: 2 seats
Mizoram: 1 seat
Nagaland: 1 seat
Odisha: 21 seats
Puducherry: 1 seat
Punjab: 13 seats
Rajasthan: 25 seats
Sikkim: 1 seat
Tamil Nadu: 39 seats
Telangana: 17 seats
Tripura: 2 seats
Uttar Pradesh: 80
Uttarakhand: 5 seats
West Bengal: 42 seats
