As the world witnessed the general elections of its largest democracy across 543 seats, the Election Commission of India (ECI) announced the much-anticipated results for Gujarat’s 25 seats in the 18th Lok Sabha elections of India.

Lok Sabha election 2024 results for 26 seats of Gujarat

Updates: 

BJP's Kala Delkar wins in Dadra & Nagar Haveli with 1,21,074 votes while in Daman & Diu independent candidate Umesh Patel wins with 42,523 votes.

Congress Geni Thakor wins in Banaskantha, breaking BJP's clean sweep hattrick.  

BJP wins:

Amit Shah wins with the margin of over 7 lakh in Gandhinagar constituency.

Dr Hemang Joshi - Vadodara

Rajpalsinh Jadav - Panchmahal

Jaswantsinh Bhabhor- Dahod

Dhaval Patel - Valsad

Mitesh Patel- Anand

Prabhu Vasava - Bardoli

Nimu Bambhaniya- Bhavnagar

Hari Patel - Mehsana 

Shobhna Baraiya - Sabarkantha

Vinod Chavda - Kutch 

CR Patil - Navsari

Bharat Sutariya - Amreli 

Hasmukh Patel - Ahmedabad (East)

Poonam Maadam - Jamnagar

Rajesh Chudasama - Junagadh

Dinesh Makwana - Ahmedabad (West)

Mansukh Vasava, BJP candidate from Bharuch wins against AAP's Chaitar Vasava.

Banaskantha's Congress candidate Geni Thakor leads with 6,000 votes. 

BJP secures victory in Junagadh and Amedabad West with Rajesh Chudasama and Dinesh Makwana as candidates, respectively.

BJP's Dhaval Patel leads in Valsad. 

BJP candidate Nimuben Bambhaniya is ahead by 17,417 votes in Bhavnagar. 

The controversial BJP leader Parshottam Rupala is leading with 1.5 lakh votes.

Amit Shah leading from Gandhinagar by more than 5 lakh votes.

BJP‘s Hasmukh Patel from Ahmedabad East leads by 15,000 votes in early trends.

As per latest trends, BJP‘s Poonam Maadam trails behind in Jamnagar

Congress' Amit Chavda leads in Anand.

As per latest trends, AAP candidate Chaitar Vasava trails behind BJP's Mansukh Vasava in Bharuch.

Amit Shah leads by 80,000 votes from Gandhinagar.

BJP's Poonam Maadam is leading in Jamnagar.

BJP's union minister and Porbandar candidate ahead in initial trends.

Jenny Thummar leads in Amreli.

BJP's Haribhai Patel leads the race in Mehsana.

Congress' Geni Thakor leads in Banaskantha, and AAP's Chaitar Vasava steps ahead in Bharuch.

Amit Shah and CR Patil leading in Gandhinagar and Navsari respectively in initial trends.

BJP leading on 16 seats in Gujarat, Congress’ Chandanji Thakor on 1.

Chandanji Thakor from Congress leads from Patan.

Amit Shah and CR Patil lead from Gandhinagar and Navsari, respectively.

Parshottam Rupala leads from Rajkot seat.

The elections took place in Gujarat on May 7 in the phase 3.

Voting in Gujarat for Lok Sabha election 2024

Sweltering temperatures, protests by the Kshatriya community, or apathy among citizens might have collectively contributed to Gujarat witnessing its lowest voter turnout in a decade.

The Lok Sabha elections concluded in Gujarat with a voter turnout of 59.51%, 4.6% less than in 2019, when it was 64.11%.

Lok Sabha elections began in the state with 25 constituencies contesting and one seat declared uncontested.

Polling day grievances in Gujarat on May 7

Multiple complaints were flagged on the polling day in Gujarat regarding the secrecy of the vote and complaints related to polling agents.

“One complaint was related to the Model Code of Conduct (MCC), while three were against the voters,” said the state chief electoral officer (CEO), P Bharthi.

A total of 92 complaints were received at CEO Gandhinagar on May 7. Total 11 complaints were related to electronic voting machines (EVM), law and order-related complaints (18), and other complaints.