The 2019 Indian general election in Uttar Pradesh was held between 11 April and 19 May 2019 to constitute the 17th Lok Sabha. The election results were declared on 23 May which saw the BJP led alliance winning majority of seats.

Election schedule Poll event Phase I II III IV V VI VII Notification date 18 March 19 March 28 March 2 April 10 April 16 April 22 April Last date for filing nomination 25 March 26 March 4 April 9 April 18 April 23 April 29 April Scrutiny of nomination 26 March 27 March 5 April 10 April 20 April 24 April 30 April Last date for withdrawal of nomination 28 March 29 March 8 April 12 April 22 April 26 April 2 May Date of poll 11 April 18 April 23 April 29 April 6 May 12 May 19 May Date of counting of votes/result 23 May 2019 No. of constituencies 8 8 10 13 14 14 13

Parties and alliances

colspan="6" National Democratic Alliance Party Flag Symbol Leader Seats Narendra Modi 78 Anupriya Patel 2 Total80 The National Democratic Alliance (NDA), led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), contested 78 of the 80 seats in Uttar Pradesh in the 2019 Lok Sabha election, leaving two seats for its ally Apna Dal (Sonelal).

Under the seat-sharing arrangement, Anupriya Patel contested from Mirzapur, while the second seat was allotted to Robertsganj. Anupriya Patel retained the Mirzapur seat with a margin of over 200,000 votes, while the alliance fielded Pakodi Lal Kol from Robertsganj.

colspan="6" Mahagathbandhan (Uttar Pradesh) Party Flag Symbol Leader Seats Mayawati 38 Akhilesh Yadav 37 Ajit Singh 3 Total 78 The Samajwadi Party (SP), Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), and Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) formed a pre-poll alliance in Uttar Pradesh for the 2019 Indian general election to consolidate anti-Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) votes in the state. The alliance was formally announced on 12 January 2019 by SP president Akhilesh Yadav and BSP chief Mayawati, marking the first major electoral partnership between the two parties since 1993.

Under the seat-sharing agreement, the BSP contested 38 constituencies, the SP 37, and the RLD 3, while the alliance did not field candidates in Amethi and Raebareli, leaving those seats for the Indian National Congress.

The alliance sought to combine the SP's support among Yadavs and Muslims, the BSP's Dalit vote base, and the RLD's influence among Jat voters, particularly in western Uttar Pradesh. Although the alliance succeeded in winning several constituencies in western Uttar Pradesh and increased the BSP's representation in the Lok Sabha, it failed to prevent the BJP-led NDA from retaining its dominance in the state. The BSP won 10 seats, the SP won 5 seats, and the RLD failed to win any seat, while the BJP-led NDA secured 64 of the state's 80 constituencies.

colspan="6" United Progressive Alliance Party Flag Symbol Leader Seats Ajay Rai 67Jan Adhikar Party Babu Singh Kushwaha 3 Total70 The Indian National Congress contested the election independently in Uttar Pradesh after being excluded from the Samajwadi Party–Bahujan Samaj Party–Rashtriya Lok Dal alliance. Although the party initially announced that it would contest all 80 constituencies, it later decided not to field candidates in several seats contested by prominent alliance leaders, including Mulayam Singh Yadav in Mainpuri, Akhilesh Yadav in Kannauj, Dharmendra Yadav in Firozabad, Mayawati, Ajit Singh, and Jayant Chaudhary, describing the move as a "friendly contest" against the alliance.

The Congress also entered into electoral arrangements with smaller parties. It allotted three constituencies to the Jan Adhikar Party led by Babu Singh Kushwaha, while the Mahan Dal contested on the Congress symbol under an electoral understanding. In addition, the party announced that it would not contest the Gonda and Pilibhit seats, which were left for Apna Dal.

Opinion poll Date publishedPolling agency LeadNDAUPAMGB 8 April 2019 News Nation 37 2 41 4 6 April 2019 India TV – CNX41 4 35 6 3 April 2019 ABP News – Nielsen 36 2 42 6 1 April 2019 India TV – CNX 46 4 30 16 19 March 2019 Times Now – VMR 42 2 36 6 12 March 2019 News Nation 35 2 43 8 8 March 2019 India TV – CNX 41 4 35 6 31 Jan 2019 Times Now – VMR 27 2 51 24 24 Jan 2019 ABP News – Cvoter 25 4 51 26 23 Jan 2019 India Today 18 4 58 40 2 Nov 2018 ABP News – CVoter 31 5 44 13 5 Oct 2018 ABP News- CSDS 36 2 42 6

Date publishedPolling agency LeadNDAUPA MGB Jan 2019 Republic TV – CVoter 35.5% 17.3%40.9%5.4%

Candidates ConstituencyNDAMGBUPA # Name Party Candidate Party Candidate Party Candidate1SaharanpurRaghav LakhanpalHaji Fazlur RehmanImran Masood2KairanaPradeep ChoudharyTabassum HasanHarendra Singh Malik3MuzaffarnagarSanjeev BalyanAjit Singh4BijnorBharatendra SinghMalook NagarNasimuddin Siddiqui5NaginaYashwant SinghGirish ChandraOmvati Devi6MoradabadSarvesh Kumar SinghS. T. HasanImran Pratapgarhi7RampurJaya PradaMohammad Azam KhanSanjay Kapoor8SambhalParmeshwar Lal SainiShafiqur Rahman BarqMajor Jagat Pal Singh 9AmrohaKanwar Singh TanwarKunwar Danish AliSachin Chaudhary10MeerutRajendra AgarwalHaji Yaqoob QureshiHarendra Agarwal11BaghpatSatya Pal SinghJayant Chaudhary12GhaziabadVijay Kumar SinghSuresh BansalDolly Sharma13G. B. NagarMahesh SharmaSatveer NagarDr. Arvind Kumar Singh14BulandshahrBhola SinghYogesh VermaBanshi Singh 15AligarhSatish Kumar GautamAjeet BaliyanBijendra Singh16HathrasRajvir Singh DilerRam Ji Lal SumanTriloki Ram17MathuraHema MaliniKn. Narendra SinghMahesh Pathak18AgraS. P. Singh BaghelManoj Kumar SoniPreeta Harit19Fatehpur SikriRajkumar ChaharShribhagwan SharmaRaj Babbar20FirozabadChandrasen JadonAkshay Yadav21MainpuriPrem Singh ShakyaMulayam Singh Yadav22EtahRajveer SinghDevendra Singh YadavSuraj Singh23BadaunSanghmitra MauryaDharmendra YadavSaleem Iqbal Shervani24AonlaDharmendra KumarRuchi VeeraKunwar Sarvraj Singh25BareillySantosh GangwarBhagwat GangwarPraveen Singh Aron26PilibhitFeroze Varun GandhiHemraj Verma27ShahjahanpurArun Kumar SagarAmar Chandra JauharBrahm Swaroop Sagar 28KheriAjay Mishra TeniPurvi VermaZafar Ali Naqvi 29DhaurahraRekha VermaArshad Ilyas SiddiquiJitin Prasada30SitapurRajesh VermaNakul DubeyKaiser Jahan31HardoiJai PrakashUsha VermaVirendra Kumar32MisrikhAshok Kumar RawatNeelu SatyarthiManjari Rahi33UnnaoSakshi MaharajArun Shankar ShuklaAnnu Tandon34MohanlalganjKaushal KishoreC. L. VermaR. K. Chaudhary35LucknowRajnath SinghPoonam SinhaAcharya P. Krishnam36Rae BareliDinesh Pratap SinghSonia Gandhi37AmethiSmriti IraniRahul Gandhi38SultanpurManeka GandhiChandra Bhadra SinghSanjaya Sinh39PratapgarhSangam Lal GuptaAshok Kumar TripathiRatna Singh40FarrukhabadMukesh RajputManoj AgarwalSalman Khurshid41EtawahRam Shankar KatheriaKamlesh KatheriaAshok Kumar Doharey42KannaujSubrat PathakDimple Yadav43KanpurSatyadev PachauriRam KumarSriprakash Jaiswal44AkbarpurDevendra SinghNisha SachanRaja Ram Pal45JalaunBhanu Pratap SinghAjay SinghBrijlal Khabri46JhansiAnurag SharmaShyam Sundar YadavShiv Sharan Kushwaha47HamirpurPushpendra ChandelDilip Kumar SinghPritam Singh Lodhi48BandaR. K. Singh PatelShyama Charan GuptaBal Kumar Patel49FatehpurNiranjan JyotiSukhdev Prasad VermaRakesh Sachan50KaushambiVinod SonkarIndrajit SarojGirish Chandra Pasi51PhulpurKeshari Devi PatelPandhari YadavPankaj Patel52AllahabadRita Bahuguna JoshiRajendra Singh PatelYogesh Shukla53BarabankiUpendra Singh RawatRam Sagar RawatTanuj Punia54FaizabadLallu SinghAnand Sen YadavDr. Nirmal Khatri 55Ambedkar NagarMukut BihariRitesh Pandey56BahraichAkshaibar LalShabbir AhmadSavitri Bai Phule57KaiserganjBrij Bhushan SinghChandradev Ram YadavVinay Kumar Pandey58ShrawastiDaddan MishraRam Shiromani VermaDhirendra Pratap Singh59GondaKirti Vardhan SinghVinod SinghKrishna Patel60DomariaganjJagdambika PalAftab AlamChandresh Upadhyay 61BastiHarish DwivediRam Prasad ChaudharyRaj Kishor Singh62Sant Kabir NagarPraveen Kumar NishadBhishma Shankar TiwariBhal Chandra Yadav63MaharajganjPankaj ChaudharyAkhilesh SinghSupriya Shrinate64GorakhpurRavi KishanRambhual NishadMadhusudan Tripathi 65KushinagarVijay Kumar DubeyN.P. KushwahaRatanjit Pratap Singh66DeoriaRamapati Ram TripathiBinod Kumar JaiswalNiyaz Ahmad Khan 67BansgaonKamlesh PaswanSadal Prasad68LalganjNeelam SonkarSangeeta AzadPankaj Mohan Sonkar69AzamgarhDinesh Lal YadavAkhilesh Yadav70GhosiHarinarayan RajbharAtul RaiBalkrishna Chouhan71SalempurRavindra KushwahaR. S. KushwahaRajesh Kumar Mishra72BalliaVirendra Singh MastSanatan Pandey73JaunpurKrishna Pratap SinghShyam Singh YadavDeo Vrat Mishra74MachhlishahrB. P. SarojTribhuvan RamDr. Amarnath Paswan75GhazipurManoj SinhaAfzal AnsariAjit Pratap Kushawaha 76ChandauliMahendranath PandeySanjay Singh ChauhanShivkanya Kushwaha 77VaranasiNarendra ModiShalini YadavAjay Rai78BhadohiRameshchand BindRangnath MishraRamakant Yadav79MirzapurAnupriya Singh PatelRam Charitra NishadLalitesh Pati Tripathi80RobertsganjPakaudi Lal KolBhai LalBhagwati Prasad

Exit polls Polling agency Lead NDA UPA MGB India Today-Axis 62-68 1-2 10-1652 News24-Today's Chanakya 60 ± 5 1 ± 2 19 ± 652 News18-IPSOSCNN-IBN-IPSOS 58-60 1-2 17-1943 VDP Associates 60 2 1842 Times Now-VMR 58 2 2038 Republic-CVoter 35 2 332 ABP News 33 2 4512

Results

Results by Party/Alliance Alliance/ Party Popular vote Seats Votes % ±pp Contested Won +/−rowspan="3" NDA BJP 4,28,58,171 49.98 7.66 78 62 9 AD(S) 10,39,478 1.21 0.21 2 2 Total 4,38,97,649 51.19 7.87 80 64 9rowspan="4" MGBBSP 1,66,59,754 19.43 0.19 38 10 10 SP 1,55,33,620 18.11 4.07 37 5 RLD 14,47,363 1.69 0.84 3 0 Total 3,36,40,737 39.23 3.42 78 15 10rowspan="3" UPAINC 54,57,352 6.36 1.11 67 1 1 JAP 2,03,369 0.24 3 0 Total 56,60,721 6.60 70 1 Others 9,77,676 1.13 487 0 IND 8,54,421 1.00 0.74 264 0 NOTA 7,25,097 0.85 0.12 Total 8,57,56,301 100% - 979 80 -

Results by Prominent Party 6221051 BJP ADS BSP SP INC 64151 NDA MGB UPA Party BJP BSP SP AD(S) INC Leader Narendra Modi Mayawati Akhilesh Yadav Anupriya Singh Patel Rahul Gandhi Votes 49.56%, 42,857,221 19.26%, 16,658,917 17.96%, 15,533,620 1.01%, 1,038,558 6.31%, 5,457,269 Seats 62 (77.5%) 10 (12.5%) 5 (6.25%) 2 (2.5%) 1 (1.25%)

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