The 2014 Indian general election in Rajasthan was held for 25 seats in the state. The BJP swept the state winning all the 25 seats and the Congress failed to win a single seat. The voting process was held in two phases on 17 and 24 April 2014.
Parties and alliances
PartyFlagSymbolLeaderSeats contestedBharatiya Janata PartyAshok Parnami25
PartyFlagSymbolLeaderSeats contestedIndian National CongressC. P. Joshi25 List of Candidates ConstituencyNDAUPA1GanganagarNihalchand Bhanwarlal Meghwal2BikanerArjun Ram MeghwalShankar Pannu3Churu Rahul Kaswan Pratap Singh4Jhunjhunu Santosh AhlawatRaj Bala Ola5Sikar Sumedhanand Saraswati Pratap Singh Jat6Jaipur Rural Rajyavardhan Singh RathoreC. P. Joshi7Jaipur Ramcharan Bohara Dr. Mahesh Joshi8Alwar Mahant Chand Nath Bhanwar Jitendra Singh9Bharatpur Bahadur Singh Koli Dr. Suresh Jatav10Karauli-Dholpur Manoj Rajoria Lakkhiram11Dausa Harish Chandra MeenaNamo Narain Meena12Tonk-Sawai Madhopur Sukhbir Singh JaunapuriaMohammad Azharuddin13Ajmer Sanwar Lal JatSachin Pilot14Nagaur C R Choudhary Jyoti Mirdha15Pali P P Choudhary Munni Devi Godara16Jodhpur Gajendrasingh Shekhawat Chandresh Kumari Katoch17Barmer Sonaram Choudhary Harish Chaudhary18Jalore Devji Patel Udai Lal Anjana19Udaipur Arjunlal Meena Raghuvir Singh20Banswara Manshankar Ninama Resham Malviya21Chittorgarh Chandraprakash Joshi Girija Vyas22Rajsamand Hariom Singh Rathore Gopal Singh Shekhawat23Bhilwara Subhash Baheria Ashok Chandna24Kota Om Birla Ijyaraj Singh25Jhalawar-Baran Dushyant Singh Pramod Jain Bhaya
Result Party Name Popular vote Seats Votes % ±pp Contested Won +/− BJP 1,48,95,106 54.94 18.37 25 25 21 INC 82,30,164 30.36 16.83 25 0 20 BSP 6,33,786 2.34 1.03 23 0 NPEP 3,25,334 1.20 4 0 AAP 2,72,641 1.01 22 0 Others 6,18,983 2.28 104 0 IND 18,06,700 6.66 2.65 117 0 1 NOTA 3,27,911 1.21 Total 2,71,10,642 100% - 320 25 -
List of elected MPs Keys:
ConstituencyWinnerRunner-upMarginCandidateParty Votes %CandidateParty Votes % Votes %1GanganagarNihalchandBJP658,13052.34Master Bhanwarlal MeghwalINC366,38929.14291,74123.202BikanerArjun Ram MeghwalBJP584,93262.84Er. Shankar PannuINC276,85329.74308,07933.103ChuruRahul KaswanBJP595,75652.63Abhinesh MaharshiBSP301,01726.59294,73926.044JhunjhunuSantosh AhlawatBJP488,18248.40Raj Bala OlaINC254,34725.22233,83523.185SikarSumedhanand SaraswatiBJP499,42846.79Pratap Singh JatINC260,23224.38239,19622.416Jaipur RuralRajyavardhan Singh RathoreBJP632,93062.28Dr. C. P. JoshiINC300,03429.52332,89632.767JaipurRamcharan BoharaBJP863,35866.47Dr. Mahesh JoshiINC324,01324.94539,34541.538AlwarChand NathBJP642,27860.42Bhanwar Jitendra SinghINC358,38333.71283,89526.719BharatpurBahadur Singh KoliBJP579,82560.17Dr. Suresh JatavINC334,35734.70245,46825.4710Karauli-DholpurManoj RajoriyaBJP402,40747.55LakkhiramINC375,19144.3327,2163.2211DausaHarish Chandra MeenaBJP315,05933.84Dr. Kirodi LalNPP269,65528.9745,4044.8712Tonk-Sawai MadhopurSukhbir Singh JaunapuriaBJP548,53752.55Mohammed AzharuddinINC413,03139.57135,50612.9813AjmerSanwar Lal JatBJP637,87455.14Sachin PilotINC465,89140.27171,98314.8714NagaurC. R. ChoudharyBJP414,79141.25Dr. Jyoti MirdhaINC339,57333.7775,2187.4815PaliP. P. ChaudharyBJP711,77264.87Munni Devi GodaraINC312,73328.50399,03936.3716JodhpurGajendrasingh ShekhawatBJP713,51566.08Chandresh KumariINC303,46428.10410,05137.9817BarmerCol. Sona RamBJP488,74740.09Jaswant SinghIND401,28632.9187,4617.1818JaloreDevji PatelBJP580,50853.35Anjana Udai LalINC199,36318.32381,14535.0319UdaipurArjunlal MeenaBJP660,37355.32Raghuvir SinghINC423,61135.48236,76219.8420BanswaraManshankar NinamaBJP577,43349.29Resham MalviyaINC485,51741.4491,9167.8521ChittorgarhChandra Prakash JoshiBJP703,23659.95Girija VyasINC386,37932.94316,85727.0122RajsamandHariom Singh RathoreBJP644,79465.59Gopal Singh ShekhawatINC249,08925.34395,70540.2523BhilwaraSubhash BaheriaBJP630,31757.09Ashok ChandnaINC384,05334.78246,26422.3124KotaOm BirlaBJP644,82255.78Ijyaraj SinghINC444,04038.41200,78217.3725Jhalawar-BaranDushyant SinghBJP676,10258.98Pramod BhayaINC394,55634.42281,54624.56 Bye-elections ConstituencyWinnerRunner UpMargin No. Name Date Candidate Party Votes % Candidate Party Votes %8Alwar1 Feb 2018Karan Singh Yadav642,41657.43Jaswant Singh Yadav445,92040.07196,496The Alwar Lok Sabha bypoll was held following the death of the incumbent MP, Chand Nath.13Ajmer1 Feb 2018Raghu Sharma611,51450.64Ramswaroop Lamba527,10043.6584,414The Ajmer Lok Sabha bypoll was held following the death of the incumbent MP, Sanwar Lal Jat.
Post-election Union Council of Ministers from Rajasthan #NameConstituencyDesignationDepartmentFromToParty1Venkaiah NaiduRajya Sabha (Rajasthan)Cabinet MinisterUrban Development; Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation5 July201617 July2017Information and Broadcasting5 July20162Rajyavardhan Singh RathoreJaipur RuralMoSInformation and Broadcasting9 November201414 May2018MoS (I/C)Youth Affairs and Sports3 September201730 May2019MoSInformation and Broadcasting14 May20183Vijay GoelRajya Sabha (Rajasthan)MoS (I/C)Youth Affairs and Sports5 July20163 September2017MoSWater Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation5 July2016Parliamentary Affairs3 September201730 May2019Statistics and Programme Implementation3 September20174Alphons KannanthanamRajya Sabha (Rajasthan)MoS (I/C)Tourism3 September201730 May2019MoSElectronics and Information Technology3 September201714 May20185Arjun Ram MeghwalBikaner (SC)MoSFinance; Corporate Affairs5 July20163 September2017Parliamentary Affairs3 September201730 May2019Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation3 September201730 May20196P. P. ChaudharyPaliMoSLaw and Justice5 July201630 May2019Electronics and Information Technology5 July20163 September2017Corporate Affairs3 September201730 May20197C. R. ChaudharyNagaurMoSConsumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution5 July201630 May2019Commerce and Industry3 September201730 May20198Gajendra Singh ShekhawatJodhpurMoSAgriculture and Farmers' Welfare3 September201730 May20199NihalchandGanganagar (SC)MoSChemicals and Fertilizers27 May20149 November2014Panchayati Raj9 November20145 July201610Sanwar Lal JatAjmerMoSWater Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation9 November20145 July2016 Note: M. Venkaiah Naidu represented Karnataka in the Rajya Sabha until July 2016. He was re-elected to the Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan on 5 July 2016 and served until his resignation on 17 July 2017 to run for Vice President
Assembly Segment wise lead PartyAssembly segmentsPosition in Assembly (as of 2018 election) Bharatiya Janata Party 180 73 Indian National Congress 11 100 National People's Party 4 0 Others 5 27Total200
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