P.S. DAUDPUR NANDASA
PS 57 · Assembly constituency 195 · Uttar Pradesh
[01]Station result
PS 57 · AC 195Candidates 12
- 01 Nagendra Singh Rathour (Bharatiya Janata Party)BJP 253 52.7%
- 02 Arshad Jamal Siddiqui (Samajwadi Party)SP 183 38.1%
- 03 Alok Verma (Bahujan Samaj Party)BSP 27 5.6%
- 04 Archana Rathaur (Indian National Congress)INC 7 1.5%
- 05 Shailendra Singh (Independent)INDT 3 0.6%
- 06 NOTANOTA 3 0.6%
- 07 Ajaj Ahmad (Independent)INDT 2 0.4%
- 08 Rejvan (Independent)INDT 1 0.2%
- 09 Ramteerth(Bharatiya Subhash Sena)BSS 1 0.2%
- 10 Rahul(Aam Aadmi Party)AAP 0 0.0%
- 11 Alok (Independent)INDT 0 0.0%
- 12 Talib Siddiqui (All India Majlis-E- Ittehadul Muslimeen)AIMIM 0 0.0%
Share of the 480 votes counted across these lines. Ranked by votes.
Turnout Not computable
This station carries no electors or votes polled.
- Male + femaleagainst votes polled480 · equal
- Polled − countedvotes polled less candidate lines0
- AC median stationno station turnout in this setNot available
Party status 9
- Bharatiya Janata PartyBJP Strong 253 votes · 52.7% of station 1st here · its 200th station in AC
- Samajwadi PartySP Average 183 votes · 38.1% of station 2nd here · its 147th station in AC
- Bahujan Samaj PartyBSP Poor 27 votes · 5.6% of station 3rd here · its 168th station in AC
- Indian National CongressINC Poor 7 votes · 1.5% of station 4th here · its 68th station in AC
- INDTINDT Poor 6 votes · 1.3% of station 5th here · its 80th station in AC
- None of the AboveNOTA Poor 3 votes · 0.6% of station 6th here · its 118th station in AC
- BSSBSS Poor 1 votes · 0.2% of station 7th here · its 61st station in AC
- Aam Aadmi PartyAAP Poor 0 votes · 0.0% of station 8th here · its 173rd station in AC
- All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul MuslimeenAIMIM Poor 0 votes · 0.0% of station 9th here · its 332nd station in AC
Status and ranks are the source's. Each party links to its booth monitor.
[02]Computed insights
Arithmetic · working shown-
BJP polled 52.7% of the 480 votes counted here.
253 ÷ 480 = 52.7% -
BJP led SP by 70 votes, 14.6 pp of votes counted.
253 − 183 = 70 · 70 ÷ 480 = 14.6% -
The candidate lines add up to the 480 votes polled.
480 − 480 = 0 -
Women were 48.3% of voters here.
232 ÷ 480 = 48.3% -
The source rates BJP Strong here and ranks this its 200th station in AC 195.
PartyBoothStats: status Strong · booth rank 200
Each line is arithmetic over the figures on this page.
[03]Against the constituency
- Turnout rankhighest first, of stations with a turnoutNot ranked
- Electors ranklargest roll firstNot ranked
- Share of AC votes polledof 1,95,486 across stations0.2%
- Turnout against AC medianpercentage pointsNot computable
- AC median station electorsover 0 stationsNot available
StationUPForm20 BoothList2022 and ResultVotes · AC 195, PS 57, Uttar Pradesh · 2022 Vidhan Sabha · retrieval date not recorded in the results database
Party statusUPForm20 PartyBoothStats2022: the source's status and ranks · retrieval date not recorded in the results database
Shares and ranksComputed from the rows on this page when the page was built