Lok Sabha election results 2024: List of winning candidates with biggest and lowest margins

In Lok Sabha election 2024, many candidates won by a huge margin. BJP's sitting MP Shankar Lalwani
won the Indore Lok Sabha seat of Madhya Pradesh with a margin of 10.08 lakh votes in biggest victory of any BJP candidate in Madhya Pradesh.

Interestingly, NOTA remained at the second position with over two lakh. Congress' nominee from Indore, Akshay Kanti Bam withdrew his nomination papers at the last minute. In the absence of a candidate from Congress, it was a walk-over for Shankar Lalwani and BJP in Indore.


The Congress supporters had campaigned for NOTA during the election. The BJP has been retaining the Indore seat since 1989. Before Lalwani, BJP member Sumitra Mahajan, who also served as Speaker of the Lok Sabha from 2014 to 2019, held the position for an exceptional eight consecutive terms.

Some of victories by a big margin

Many BJP candidates in Madhya Pradesh also logged victories by a huge margin. It is to be noted that BJP has won all the 29 seats in Madhya Pradesh.

Here are some BJP candidates in MP who won by more than 5 lakh votes:

• MANDSOUR (MP) - SUDHEER GUPTA (BJP) 500655 (margin)
• VIDISHA (MP) - SHIVRAJ SINGH CHOUHAN (BJP) - 821408 (margin)
• BHOPAL (MP) ALOK SHARMA (BJP) 501499 (margin)
• KHAJURAHO (MP) - VISHNU DATT SHARMA (BJP) 541229 (margin)
• GUNA (MP) JYOTIRADITYA SCINDIA (BJP) 540929 (margin)

Here are some candidates in other states who won by a margin of over 5 lakh votes:

• Gautam Buddha Nagar (UP) DR. MAHESH SHARMA (BJP) 559472 (margin)
• Visakhapatnam (AP)) SRIBHARAT MATHUKUMILI (TDP) 504247 (margin)
• Diamond Harbour (West Bengal) ABHISHEK BANERJEE (TMC) 710930 (margin)
• Gandhinagar(Gujarat) AMIT SHAH (BJP) 744716 (margin)

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Victory by smallest margin

In what could be victory by smallest margin, Ravindra Waikar of the Shiv Sena has won by 48 votes against Amol Kirtikar of UBT in Mumbai northwest seat.

The poll panel has released the results for all Lok Sabha constituencies. The BJP secured 240 out of 543 seats, while the Congress has bagged 99 seats. The final result came from the Beed constituency in Maharashtra, where NCP (Sharad Pawar) candidate Bajrang Manohar Sonwane narrowly defeated BJP's Pankaja Munde by 6,553 votes. Though the Lok Sabha has 543 members, counting was conducted for 542 seats as BJP's Surat candidate Mukesh Dalal was elected unopposed.

(with agency inputs)