Analysis · what changed

Who gained, who lost

Arunachal Pradesh, 2014 to 2019. 3 parties changed their seat count; 4 stood for the first time.

Biggest gain

+30seats

Bharatiya Janta Party · 11 → 41

Biggest loss

-38seats

Indian National Congress · 42 → 4

Largest vote swing

-33.01pts

Indian National Congress · 50.02% → 17.01%

Wiped out

Held seats in 2014, none in 2019

Breakthroughs

First seats since 2014

[02]Seats gained and lost

2019 against 2014 · parties that moved at least one seat

Indian National Congr… -3842 → 4

Bharatiya Janta Party +3011 → 41

Janata Dal (united) +70 → 7

Percentage points, 2014 → 2019

Indian National Congr… -33.01 pts50.02% → 17.01%

Bharatiya Janta Party +20.04 pts31.3% → 51.34%

Janata Dal (united) +9.35 pts0.62% → 9.98%

Independent -1.95 pts4.97% → 3.02%

Parties that crossed zero between 2014 and 2019

Janata Dal (united) +7from none

No candidate in 2014 · by seats won in 2019

National People's Par… 305 won · 14.7%

People's Party of Aru… 91 won · 1.74%

Janata Dal (secular) 120 won · 2.18%

All Indians Party 10 won · 0.04%

Arithmetic over the table above, not commentary

Bharatiya Janta Party gained 30 seats while Indian National Congress lost 38 — the two ends of the 2014–2019 shift.
11→41 and 42→4
National People's Party did not contest in 2014 and won 5 seats on debut, from 30 candidates.
no 2014 row; 5/30 in 2019