Haryana Lok Sabha Election Results 2004

Explore the complete constituency-wise results of the 2004 Lok Sabha elections in Haryana. This page lists every parliamentary constituency in the state with the winning candidate, their party affiliation, total votes polled, voter turnout percentage, and victory margin.

India's Lok Sabha elections use the First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) system, where the candidate with the most votes in each constituency wins the seat. Click on any constituency name below to view the full candidate-wise breakdown, vote shares, and detailed analysis.

10
Constituencies
12320557
Total Electors
8090595
Votes Polled
65.7%
Avg Turnout
Seat Share

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Sno. Constituency Type State Winning Candidate Party Electors Votes Turnout Margin Margin% Year
1 121-Ambala SC Haryana Selja Indian National Congress 1199338 847673 70.70% 234935 27.70% 2004
2 122-Kurukshetra GEN Haryana Naveen Jindal Indian National Congress 1161933 850680 73.20% 160190 18.80% 2004
3 123-Sirsa SC Haryana Atma Singh Gill Indian National Congress 1219935 841638 69.00% 71475 8.50% 2004
4 124-Hissar GEN Haryana Jai Parkash Indian National Congress 1136762 769679 67.70% 182768 23.70% 2004
5 125-Karnal GEN Haryana Arvind Kumar Sharma Indian National Congress 1240344 818605 66.00% 164762 20.10% 2004
6 126-Sonipat GEN Haryana Kishan Singh Sangwan Bharatiya Janata Party 1138771 736510 64.70% 7569 1.00% 2004
7 127-Rohtak GEN Haryana Bhupinder Singh Indian National Congress 1055610 661641 62.70% 150435 22.70% 2004
8 130-Faridabad GEN Haryana Avtar Singh Bhadana Indian National Congress 1546578 844647 54.60% 151929 18.00% 2004
9 571-Bhiwani GEN Haryana Kuldeep Bishnoi Indian National Congress 1192271 870670 73.00% 24404 2.80% 2004
10 572-Mahendragarh GEN Haryana Inderjit Singh Indian National Congress 1429015 848852 59.40% 210341 24.80% 2004

Understanding Haryana 2004 Lok Sabha Results

The 2004 Lok Sabha election in Haryana covered 10 parliamentary constituencies. The average voter turnout across the state was 65.7%, reflecting the level of democratic participation among registered electors.

Each constituency in the table above uses India's First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) electoral system, where the candidate receiving the highest number of votes wins the seat regardless of whether they secure an absolute majority. The margin column shows how closely contested each seat was — narrower margins indicate more competitive races.

How to read this data: Click any constituency name to see the full candidate list with individual vote counts, vote share percentages, and visual comparisons. The Type column indicates whether a constituency is General (GEN), Scheduled Caste (SC), or Scheduled Tribe (ST) reserved.

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