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General election for Gujarat
Indian general election in Gujarat, 2014|
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Turnout | 63.66% (15.76%) |
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First party
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Second party
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Party
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BJP
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INC
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Alliance
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NDA
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UPA
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Last election
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15 seats
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11 seats
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Seats won
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26
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0
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Seat change
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11
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11
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In the 2014 Indian general election for Gujarat that were held for 26 seats in the state, the major two contenders in the state were Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) and the Indian National Congress (INC). BJP won all 26 seats.[1]
Election Schedule[edit]
The polling schedule for the 2014 General Elections was announced by the Chief Election Commissioner on 5 March 2014.
Poll event
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Phase
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VII
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Notification Date
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2 April
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Last Date for filing nomination
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9 April
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Scrutiny of nomination
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10 April
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Last Date for withdrawal of nomination
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12 April
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Date of poll
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30 April
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Date of counting of votes/Result
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16 May 2014
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Results[edit]
Party wise[edit]
Party
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Seats
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Popular Vote
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Contested
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Won
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+/-
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Votes
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%
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+/-
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Bharatiya Janata Party
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26
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26
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11
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1,52,49,243
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60.11
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13.59
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Indian National Congress
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25
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0
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11
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84,86,083
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33.45
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9.93
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Bahujan Samaj Party
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24
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0
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New
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2,43,949
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0.96
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New
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Nationalist Congress Party
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1
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0
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2,40,466
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0.95
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Independents (politician)
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187
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0
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5,42,006
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2.14
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2.19
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Constituency wise[edit]
No
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Constituency
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Turnout[2]
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Winner
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Party
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Votes
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Margin
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1
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Kachchh
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61.78
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Vinodbhai Chavda
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Bharatiya Janata Party
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562,855
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254,482
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2
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Banaskantha
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58.54
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Parbatbhai Patel
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507,856
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202,334
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3
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Patan
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58.74
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Liladhar Vaghela
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518,538
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138,719
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4
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Mahesana
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67.03
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Jayshreeben Patel
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580,250
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208,891
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5
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Sabarkantha
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67.82
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Dipsinh Rathod
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552,205
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84,455
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6
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Gandhinagar
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65.57
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L.K.Advani
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773,539
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483,121
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7
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Ahmedabad East
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61.59
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Paresh Rawal
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633,582
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326,633
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8
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Ahmedabad West
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62.93
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Kirit Solanki
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617,104
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320,311
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9
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Surendranagar
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57.07
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Devaljibhai Fatepara
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529,003
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202,907
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10
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Rajkot
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63.89
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Mohan Kundariya
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621,524
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246,428
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11
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Porbandar
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52.62
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Vitthalbhai Hansrajbhai Radadiya
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508,437
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267,971
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12
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Jamnagar
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57.99
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Poonamben Maadam
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484,412
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175,289
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13
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Junagadh
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63.43
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Rajesh Chudasama
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513,179
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135,832
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14
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Amreli
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54.47
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Naranbhai Kachhadia
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436,715
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156,232
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15
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Bhavnagar
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57.58
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Bharti Shiyal
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549,529
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295,488
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16
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Anand
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64.89
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Dilip Patel
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490,829
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63,426
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17
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Kheda
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59.86
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Devusinh Chauhan
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568,235
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232,901
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18
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Panchmahal
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59.30
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Prabhatsinh Pratapsinh Chauhan
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508,274
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170,596
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19
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Dahod
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63.85
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Jasvantsinh Bhabhor
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511,111
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230,354
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20
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Vadodara
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70.94
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Narendra Modi
(Resigned on 29 May 2014)
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845,464
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570,128
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21
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Chhota Udaipur
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71.71
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Rathwa Ramsingbhai Patalbhai
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607,916
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179,729
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22
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Bharuch
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74.85
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Mansukhbhai Vasava
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548,902
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153,273
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23
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Bardoli
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74.94
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Parbhubhai Vasava
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622,769
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123,884
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24
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Surat
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63.90
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Darshana Jardosh
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718,412
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533,190
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25
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Navsari
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65.82
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C. R. Patil
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820,831
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558,116
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26
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Valsad
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74.28
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Dr. K C Patel
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617,772
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409,768
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Bye-election[edit]
References[edit]
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