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Analysis · what changed

Who gained, who lost

Odisha, 2014 to 2019. 5 parties changed their seat count; 14 stood for the first time.

Biggest gain
+13seats
Bharatiya Janta Party · 10 → 23
Biggest loss
-7seats
Indian National Congress · 16 → 9
Largest vote swing
+14.61pts
Bharatiya Janta Party · 18.23% → 32.84%
Wiped out
1
Held seats in 2014, none in 2019
Breakthroughs
0
First seats since 2014

[02]Seats gained and lost

2019 against 2014 · parties that moved at least one seat
Bharatiya Janta Party +1310 → 23
Indian National Congr… -716 → 9
Biju Janata Dal -5117 → 112
Independent -12 → 1
Samata Kranti Dal -11 → 0

[03]Vote-share swing

Percentage points, 2014 → 2019
Bharatiya Janta Party +14.61 pts18.23% → 32.84%
Indian National Congr… -9.75 pts26.04% → 16.29%
Independent -2.25 pts5.1% → 2.85%
Biju Janata Dal +1.28 pts43.91% → 45.19%
Jharkhand Mukti Morcha -0.58 pts1.04% → 0.46%
Aam Aadmi Party -0.54 pts0.61% → 0.06%
Communist Party of In… -0.39 pts0.52% → 0.13%
Samata Kranti Dal -0.32 pts0.41% → 0.09%
Samajwadi Party -0.16 pts0.17% → 0.02%
Kalinga Sena -0.1 pts0.12% → 0.02%
Hindusthan Nirman Dal +0.09 pts0.01% → 0.09%
Communist Party of In… -0.08 pts0.38% → 0.3%

[04]Wipeouts and breakthroughs

Parties that crossed zero between 2014 and 2019
Samata Kranti Dal −1lost all 1

[05]Standing for the first time

No candidate in 2014 · by seats won in 2019
Ambedkar National Con… 170 won · 0.04%
Odisha Pragati Dal 50 won · 0.01%
Purvanchal Janta Part… 50 won · 0.01%
Jharkhand People's Pa… 40 won · 0.02%
Freethought Party of… 40 won · 0.0%
Krupaa Party 40 won · 0.0%
Kosal Janata Dal 40 won · 0.01%
Jai Prakash Janata Dal 40 won · 0.01%
Anarakshit Samaj Party 30 won · 0.0%
Pragatishil Samajwadi… 30 won · 0.01%

[06]Computed insights

Arithmetic over the table above, not commentary
  1. Bharatiya Janta Party gained 13 seats while Indian National Congress lost 7 — the two ends of the 2014–2019 shift.

    10→23 and 16→9
  2. 1 party lost every seat held in 2014; the largest was Samata Kranti Dal, down from 1.

    parties with seats in 2014 and none in 2019
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