Punjab Assembly Election 2022 Results

List of Punjab Assembly Constituencies

A.C. No.	Assembly Constituency Name	A.C. No.	Assembly Constituency Name
1	Sujanpur	60	Ludhiana East
2	Bhoa	61	Ludhiana South
3	Pathankot	62	Atam Nagar
4	Gurdaspur	63	Ludhiana Central
5	Dina Nagar	64	Ludhiana West
6	Qadian	65	Ludhiana North
7	Batala	66	Gill
8	Sri Hargobindpur	67	Payal
9	Fatehgarh Churian	68	Dakha
10	Dera Baba Nanak	69	Raikot
11	Ajnala	70	Jagraon
12	Raja Sansi	71	Nihal Singh Wala
13	Majitha	72	Bagha Purana
14	Jandiala	73	Moga
15	Amritsar North	74	Dharamkot
16	Amritsar West	75	Zira
17	Amritsar Central	76	Firozpur City
18	Amritsar East	77	Firozpur Rural
19	Amritsar South	78	Guru Har Sahai
20	Attari	79	Jalalabad
21	Tarn Taran	80	Fazilka
22	Khem Karan	81	Abohar
23	Patti	82	Balluana
24	Khadoor Sahib	83	Lambi
25	Baba Bakala	84	Gidderbaha
26	Bholath	85	Malout
27	Kapurthala	86	Muktsar
28	Sultanpur Lodhi	87	Faridkot
29	Phagwara	88	Kotkapura
30	Phillaur	89	Jaitu
31	Nakodar	90	Rampura Phul
32	Shahkot	91	Bhucho Mandi
33	Kartarpur	92	Bathinda Urban
34	Jalandhar West	93	Bathinda Rural
35	Jalandhar Central	94	Talwandi Sabo
36	Jalandhar North	95	Maur
37	Jalandhar Cantt	96	Mansa
38	Adampur	97	Sardulgarh
39	Mukerian	98	Budhlada
40	Dasuya	99	Lehra
41	Urmar	100	Dirba
42	Sham Chaurasi	101	Sunam
43	Hoshiarpur	102	Bhadaur
44	Chabbewal	103	Barnala
45	Garhshankar	104	Mehal Kalan
46	Banga	105	Malerkotla
47	Nawanshahr	106	Amargarh
48	Balachaur	107	Dhuri
49	Anandpur Sahib	108	Sangrur
50	Rupnagar	109	Nabha
51	Chamkaur Sahib	110	Patiala Rural
52	Kharar	111	Rajpura
53	S.a.s.nagar	112	Dera Bassi
54	Bassi Pathana	113	Ghanaur
55	Fatehgarh Sahib	114	Sanour
56	Amloh	115	Patiala
57	Khanna	116	Samana
58	Samrala	117	Shutrana
59	Sahnewal

Punjab Election Results Constituency wise

Table showing results for all the Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) Constituencies of Punjab with the names of winner and runner-up candidates. Also shown along are their party names.

Punjab Legislative Assembly election, 2022

The elections in Punjab to elect 117-member Legislative Assembly were held on 4 February 2017. According to the election commission 78.6% voters exercised their franchise. The results will be out on 11 March. The electoral rolls in Punjab were revised before the elections and as of August 2016 there were 1.9 crore voters in Punjab who took part in the assembly elections of 2017. A total of 1145 candidates contested the elections.

At present, coalition government of Shiromani Akali Dal and Bharatiya Janata Party led by Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal is in power which is facing tough challenge from the congress and new entrant Aam Aadmi Party. The Congress party is led by Captain Amarinder Singh. The corruption and drugs have been the major election issues in these elections.

Punjab Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) Elections 2022

District-wise Polling Percentage in Punjab Assembly Elections 2022

About Punjab Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha)

The Punjab legislative assembly came into being after the first elections in independent India in 1952. The state had a bicameral legislature before the Upper House was abolished in 1970. It now comprises the legislative assembly (Vidhan Sabha) only.

The structure and composition of the Punjab Legislative Assembly has been changing from time to time. The membership was reduced from 154 to 87 upon the state's reorganization in 1966. It rose again to 104 after the general elections of 1967. It now comprises 117 members directly elected from 117 single-member assembly constituencies of the state. After the Partition, the Punjab legislative assembly was convened at various different temporary locations due to lack of a permanent building. From 6 March 1961, the Vidhan Bhawan in Chandigarh became the permanent venue for the assembly.

A normal tenure of the assembly is five years. The chief minister of the state is the leader of the assembly. The house proceedings are monitored by the Speaker. Know the current members of Punjab Legislative Assembly ...