2019 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

Legislative Assembly election was held in Haryana on 21 October 2019 to elect 90 members of the Haryana Legislative Assembly.^[1][2] The final voter turnout was recorded at 68.20%.^[3] The results were announced on 24 October 2019.^[4]

2019 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

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All 90 seats in the Haryana Legislative Assembly 46 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	68.20% ( 8.34%)
Majority party Minority party   Leader Manohar Lal Khattar Bhupinder Singh Hooda Party BJP INC Alliance None None Leader since 2014 2005 Leader's seat Karnal Garhi Sampla-Kiloi Last election 33.20%, 47 seats 20.58%, 15 seats Seats won 40 31 Seat change 7 16 Percentage 36.49% 28.08% Swing 3.29% 7.50%   Third party Fourth party   Leader Dushyant Chautala Abhay Singh Chautala Party JJP INLD Alliance None INLD+ Leader since 2018 2014 Leader's seat Uchana Kalan Ellenabad Last election New 24.11%, 19 seats Seats won 10 1 Seat change New 18 Percentage 14.8% 2.44% Swing New 21.67%
Chief Minister before election Manohar Lal Khattar BJP Elected Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar BJP

The Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party and formed the government in a post-poll alliance with the Jannayak Janta Party and seven Independent MLAs.^[5] BJP's Manohar Lal Khattar and JJP President Dushyant Chautala were sworn in as Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister respectively of BJP-JJP alliance government.

In the previous election in 2014 , the Bharatiya Janata Party had won a majority and ended the 10-year rule of the Congress government in the state and Manohar Lal Khattar became the Chief Minister.

Elections

Schedule

Poll Event	Haryana
Notification date	27 September 2019
Last Date for filing Nominations	4 October 2019
Scrutiny of Nominations	5 October 2019
Last date for withdrawal of Candidature	7 October 2019
Date of Poll	21 October 2019
Counting of Votes	24 October 2019
Source: Business Today^[1]

Voter turnout

After the final count the turnout was updated to 68.20%.^[3] Fatehabad 73.7%, Kaithal 73.3%, Jagadhari 73%, and Hathin 72.5% had highest turnout. Gurugram 51.2%, Badkhal 51.3%, and Tigaon 53.2% had lowest turnout of just above 50%.^[6]

Parties and alliances

  National Democratic Alliance

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested
1.	Bharatiya Janata Party				Manohar Lal Khattar	90

  United Progressive Alliance

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested
1.	Indian National Congress				Bhupinder Singh Hooda	90

  Jannayak Janata Party

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested
1.	Jannayak Janata Party				Dushyant Chautala	87

  INLD-SAD Alliance

No.	Party	Flag	Symbol	Photo	Leader	Seats contested
1.	Indian National Lok Dal				Abhay Singh Chautala	81
2.	Shiromani Akali Dal					3

Surveys and Polls

Vote share

Publishing Date	Polling Agency
		NDA	UPA	Others
26 September 2019	ABP News – C Voter^[7]	46 %	22%	32%
18 October 2019	IANS – C Voter^[8]	47.5 %	21.4 %	30.7%

Best Choice for Chief Minister

Publishing Date	Polling Agency
		Manohar Lal Khattar	Bhupinder Singh Hooda	Dushyant Chautala	Ashok Tanwar	Abhay Chautala	Deepender Hooda	Om Prakash Chautala	Kuldeep Bishnoi	Naveen Jaihind	others	can't say
26 September 2019	ABP News – C Voter^[7]	48.1 %	12.6%	11.1%	4.3	1.7	1.3	1	0.7	0.4	12.8	5.9

Seat Projections

Poll type	Publishing Date	Polling Agency				Majority
			NDA	UPA	Others
Opinion polls	26 September 2019	ABP News-CVoter^[7]	78	08	04	33
	26 September 2019	Patriotic Voter ^[9]	51	25	14	11
	27 September 2019	NewsX – Pollstrat^[10]	76	06	08	31
	17 October 2019	Republic - Jan Ki Baat^[11]	58-70	12-15	5-8	13-25
	18 October 2019	ABP-CVoter^[12]	83	3	4	38
	18 October 2019	IANS-CVoter^[13]	79-87	1-7	–	34-42
Exit polls		India Today - Axis^[14]	32-44	30-42	6-10	HUNG
		TV9 - Bharatvarsh^[15]	47	23	20	2
		News18 - IPSOS^[15]	75	10	5	30
		Patriotic Voter ^[9]	46	26	18	1
		Republic Media - Jan Ki Baat^[15]	52-63	15-19	12-18	7-18
		ABP News - C Voter^[15]	72	8	10	27
		NewsX - Pollstrat^[15]	75-80	9-12	1-4	30-35
		Times Now^[15]	77	11	8	32

Detailed Results

Vote Share

  BJP (36.49%)

  INC (28.08%)

  JJP (14.84%)

  BSP (4.21%)

  INLD (2.44%)

  Independent (9.17%)

  Other (4.77%)

Parties and coalitions		Popular vote			Seats
		Votes	%	±pp	Won	+/−
	Bharatiya Janata Party	4,569,016	36.49%	3.39	40	7
	Indian National Congress	3,515,498	28.08%	7.55	31	16
	Jannayak Janata Party	1,858,033	14.80%	New	10	10
	Indian National Lok Dal	305,486	2.44%	21.67	1	18
	Haryana Lokhit Party	81,641	0.66%	0.56	1	1
	Bahujan Samaj Party	518,812	4.21%	0.16	0	1
	Shiromani Akali Dal	47,336	0.38%	0.24	0	1
	Independents	1,129,942	9.17%	6.34	7	2
	None of the Above	65,270	0.53%
Total		1,25,20,177	100.00		90	±0
Valid votes		1,25,20,177	99.85
Invalid votes		19,076	0.15
Votes turnout		1,25,39,253	68.20
Abstentions		58,47,429	31.80
Registered voters		1,83,86,682

Democratic Standards

Performance of the political parties

During the election campaign, BJP had given the slogan of "75+" i.e. BJP will win more than 75 seats out of 90 seats in Haryana. But, BJP couldn't fulfill its target and it even lost the majority in the Legislative Assembly.

The INC emerged as the big gainer in the election. INC fought the election under the leadership of Selja Kumari and former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda. Though INC couldn't reach the majority mark of 46 seats, it gained 15 seats in comparison to the previous election and won 30 seats.

"Aaya Ram Gaya Ram" phenomenon

See also: Aaya Ram Gaya Ram

To be updated.

Barrier to entry and politics of rich

See also: Power is only for wealthy (plutocracy)

83.3% (75 out of 90) are crorepati, that is, they own assets worth at least INR10,000,000. Average worth of 2019 assembly members is INR18.29 crore compare to INR12.97 crore in 2014. 93.5% of INC (29 of 31), 92.5% of BJP (37 of 40), and 70% of JJP (7 of 10) are crorepati. With INR25.26 crore per MLA, the average wealth of JJP is highest.^[16]

Casteism

See also: Caste-related violence in India, Arya Samaj, and Bhakti movement

To be updated.

Criminality

See also: Criminality in politics, Strict criminal justice system, Lack of civil disobedience movement, and High tolerance of political criminality

Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), a think tank which does poll analysis for accountability and transparency in democracy, found that the 13.3% (12 of 90) elected MLAs face criminal cases, highest being 4 from INC, followed by 2 from BJP, 1 from JJP, and rest being independent or single MLA parties.^[16]

Dynastism and nepotism

See also: Nepotistic dynasts of Haryana politics

Dynasts had field day in the election results, several dynasts across various parties won elections.^[17]

Highest number of dynasts won from INC, namely Bhupinder Singh Hooda from Ranbir Singh Hooda, Kiran Choudhry from Bansi Lal clan, Kuldeep Bishnoi from Bhajan Lal clan, Chiranjeev Rao from Ajay Singh Yadav clan, Varun Chaudhary from Phool Chand Mullana;^[17] as well as Rao Dan Singh related to Rao Narbir Singh^[18][19] Aftab Ahmed of Khursheed Ahmed clan,^[20][21] Amit Sihag Chautala is another dynast who became INC MLA from Dabwali, he is grandson of Devi Lal.^[22]

Dynasts who won from BJP are Dura Ram of Bhajan Lal clan.^[23][24]

Highest number of winning dynasts were from the Devi Lal's Chautala clan which had fielded 6 family members from different parties and 5 of them won including Dushyant Chautala and his mother Naina Singh Chautala from JJP, Abhay Singh Chautala from INLD, and INC rebel Ranjit Singh Chautala as independent candidate;^[17] as well as Amit Sihag Chautala from Dabwali as INC MLA.^[22] This was followed by 2 from Bhajan Lal clan, namely Kuldeep Bishnoi^[17] and Dura Ram.^[23][24] Lone HLP party MLA Gopal Kanda is also from political family as his father too had contested General Elections in the past on Jan Sangh ticket.^[25]

Lack of female empowerment

See also: Women's empowerment; Women in India; Bride trafficking in Haryana; and Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana

Only 9 (10% of total legislature membership) female candidate were elected, 4 from Congress, 3 from BJP, 1 from JJP and 1 independent.^[26]

Lack of educational and innovation standards of candidates

See also: HDI Education Index and List of international education and innovation rankings

According to ADR report, only 69% (62 of 90) have at least a bachelor's degree,^[16] i.e. 31% lack even the basic degree,

Results by district

District	Seats	BJP	INC	JJP	Others
Ambala Division
Panchkula	2	1	1	0	0
Ambala	4	2	2	0	0
Yamunanagar	4	2	2	0	0
Kurukshetra	4	2	1	1	0
Karnal Division
Kaithal	4	2	0	1	1
Karnal	5	3	1	0	1
Panipat	4	2	2	0	0
Rohtak Division
Sonipat	6	2	4	0	0
Bhiwani	4	3	1	0	0
Charkhi Dadri	2	0	0	1	1
Rohtak	4	0	3	0	1
Jhajjar	4	0	4	0	0
Hisar Division
Jind	5	1	1	3	0
Fatehabad	3	2	0	1	0
Sirsa	5	0	2	0	3
Hisar	7	3	1	3	0
Gurgaon Division
Mahendragarh	4	3	1	0	0
Rewari	3	2	1	0	0
Gurgaon	4	3	0	0	1
Faridabad Division
Nuh	3	0	3	0	0
Palwal	3	3	0	0	0
Faridabad	6	3	1	0	1
Total	90	40	31	10	9

Results by constituency

Results

Assembly Constituency		Winner				Runner Up				Margin
No.	Name	Candidate	Party		Votes	Candidate	Party		Votes
Panchkula District
1	Kalka	Pardeep Chaudhary		INC	57948	Latika Sharma		BJP	52017	5931
2	Panchkula	Gian Chand Gupta		BJP	61537	Chander Mohan		INC	55904	5633
Ambala District
3	Naraingarh	Shalley		INC	53470	Surender Singh		BJP	32870	20600
4	Ambala Cant	Anil Vij		BJP	64571	Chitra Sarwara		Ind	44406	20165
5	Ambala City	Aseem Goel		BJP	64896	Nirmal Singh (Haryana)		Ind	55944	8952
6	Mulana (SC)	Varun Chaudhary		INC	67051	Rajbir Singh		BJP	65363	1688
Yamunanagar District
7	Sadhaura (SC)	Renu Bala		INC	65806	Balwant Singh		BJP	48786	17020
8	Jagadhri	Kanwar Pal Gujjar		BJP	66376	Akram Khan		INC	50003	16373
9	Yamunanagar	Ghanshyam Dass		BJP	64848	Dilbag Singh		INLD	63393	1455
10	Radaur	Bishan Lal		INC	54087	Karan Dev		BJP	51546	2541
Kurukshetra District
11	Ladwa	Mewa Singh		INC	57665	Dr. Pawan Saini		BJP	45028	12637
12	Shahbad (SC)	Ram Karan		JJP	69233	Krishan Kumar		BJP	32106	37127
13	Thanesar	Subhash Sudha		BJP	55759	Ashok Kumar Arora		INC	54917	842
14	Pehowa	Sandeep Singh		BJP	42613	Mandeep Singh Chattha		INC	37299	5314
Kaithal District
15	Guhla (SC)	Ishwar Singh		JJP	36518	Chaudhary Dilu Ram		INC	31944	4574
16	Kalayat	Kamlesh Dhanda		BJP	53805	Jai Parkash		INC	44831	8974
17	Kaithal	Leela Ram		BJP	72664	Randeep Singh Surjewala		INC	71418	1246
18	Pundri	Randhir Singh Gollen		Ind	41008	Satbir Bhana		INC	28184	12824
Karnal District
19	Nilokheri (SC)	Dharam Pal Gonder		Ind	42979	Bhagwan Dass		BJP	40757	2222
20	Indri	Ram Kumar Kashyap		BJP	54221	Rakesh Kamboj		Ind	46790	7431
21	Karnal	Manohar Lal Khattar		BJP	79906	Tarlochan Singh		INC	34718	45188
22	Gharaunda	Harvinder Kalyan		BJP	67209	Anil Kumar		INC	49807	17402
23	Assandh	Shamsher Singh Gogi		INC	32114	Narendra Singh		BSP	30411	1703
Panipat District
24	Panipat Rural	Mahipal Dhanda		BJP	67086	Devender Kadian		JJP	45125	21961
25	Panipat City	Parmod Kumar Vij		BJP	76863	Sanjay Aggarwal		INC	37318	39545
26	Israna (SC)	Balbir Singh		INC	61376	Krishan Lal Panwar		BJP	41361	20015
27	Samalkha	Dharam Singh Chhoker		INC	81898	Shashi Kant Kaushik		BJP	66956	14942
Sonipat District
28	Ganaur	Nirmal Rani		BJP	57830	Kuldip Sharma		INC	47550	10280
29	Rai	Mohan Lal Badoli		BJP	45377	Jai Tirath		INC	42715	2662
30	Kharkhauda (SC)	Jaiveer Singh		INC	38577	Pawan Kumar		JJP	37033	1544
31	Sonipat	Surender Panwar		INC	79438	Kavita Jain		BJP	46560	32878
32	Gohana	Jagbir Singh Malik		INC	39531	Raj Kumar Saini		LSP	35379	4152
33	Baroda	Sri Krishan Hooda		INC	42566	Yogeshwar Dutt		BJP	37726	4840
Jind District
34	Julana	Amarjeet Dhanda		JJP	61942	Parminder Singh Dhull		BJP	37749	24193
35	Safidon	Subhash Gangoli		INC	57253	Bachan Singh Arya		BJP	53560	3658
36	Jind	Dr. Krishan Lal Middha		BJP	58370	Mahabir Gupta		JJP	45862	12508
37	Uchana Kalan	Dushyant Chautala		JJP	92504	Premlata Singh		BJP	45052	47452
38	Narwana (SC)	Ram Niwas		JJP	79578	Santosh Rani		BJP	48886	30692
Fatehabad District
39	Tohana	Devender Singh Babli		JJP	100752	Subhash Barala		BJP	48450	52302
40	Fatehabad	Dura Ram		BJP	77369	Dr. Virender Siwatch		JJP	74069	3300
41	Ratia (SC)	Lakshman Napa		BJP	55160	Jarnail Singh		INC	53944	1216
Sirsa District
42	Kalanwali (SC)	Shishpal Singh		INC	53059	Rajinder Singh Desujodha		SAD	33816	19243
43	Dabwali	Amit Sihag		INC	66885	Aditya Devi Lal		BJP	51238	15647
44	Rania	Ranjit Singh		Ind	53825	Gobind Kanda		HLP	34394	19431
45	Sirsa	Gopal Kanda		HLP	44915	Gokul Setia		Ind	44313	602
46	Ellenabad	Abhay Singh Chautala		INLD	56976	Pawan Beniwal		BJP	45133	11922
Hisar District
47	Adampur	Kuldeep Bishnoi		INC	63693	Sonali Phogat		BJP	34222	29471
48	Uklana (SC)	Anoop Dhanak		JJP	65369	Asha Khedar		BJP	41676	23693
49	Narnaund	Ram Kumar Gautam		JJP	73435	Captain Abhimanyu		BJP	61406	12029
50	Hansi	Vinod Bhayana		BJP	53191	Rahul Makkar		JJP	30931	22260
51	Barwala	Jogi Ram Sihag		JJP	45868	Surender Punia		BJP	41960	3908
52	Hisar	Dr. Kamal Gupta		BJP	49675	Ram Niwas Rara		INC	33843	15832
53	Nalwa	Ranbir Singh Gangwa		BJP	47523	Randhir Panihar		INC	37851	9672
Bhiwani District
54	Loharu	Jai Parkash Dalal		BJP	61365	Somvir Singh		INC	43688	17677
Charkhi Dadri District
55	Badhra	Naina Singh Chautala		JJP	52938	Ranbir Singh Mahendra		INC	39234	13704
56	Dadri	Somveer Sangwan		Ind	43849	Satpal Sangwan		JJP	29577	14272
Bhiwani District
57	Bhiwani	Ghanshyam Saraf		BJP	61704	Dr. Shiv Shanker Bhardwaj		JJP	33820	27884
58	Tosham	Kiran Choudhry		INC	72699	Shashi Ranjan Parmar		BJP	54640	18059
59	Bawani Khera (SC)	Bishamber Singh		BJP	52387	Ramkishan Fauji		INC	41492	10895
Rohtak District
60	Meham	Balraj Kundu		Ind	49418	Anand Singh Dangi		INC	37371	12047
61	Garhi Sampla-Kiloi	Bhupinder Singh Hooda		INC	97755	Satish Nandal		BJP	39443	58312
62	Rohtak	Bharat Bhushan Batra		INC	50437	Manish Grover		BJP	47702	2735
63	Kalanaur (SC)	Shakuntla Khatak		INC	62151	Ramavtar Balmiki		BJP	51527	10624
Jhajjar District
64	Bahadurgarh	Rajinder Singh Joon		INC	55825	Naresh Kaushik		BJP	40334	15491
65	Badli	Kuldeep Vats		INC	45441	Om Prakash Dhankhar		BJP	34196	11245
66	Jhajjar (SC)	Geeta Bhukkal		INC	46480	Rakesh Kumar		BJP	31481	14999
67	Beri	Dr. Raghuvir Singh Kadian		INC	46022	Vikram Kadian		BJP	33070	12952
Mahendragarh District
68	Ateli	Sitaram Yadav		BJP	55793	Atar Lal		BSP	37387	18406
69	Mahendragarh	Rao Dan Singh		INC	46478	Ram Bilas Sharma		BJP	36258	10220
70	Narnaul	Om Parkash Yadav		BJP	42732	Kamlesh Saini		JJP	28017	14715
71	Nangal Chaudhry	Dr. Abhe Singh Yadav		BJP	55529	Mula Ram		JJP	34914	20615
Rewari District
72	Bawal (SC)	Dr. Banwari Lal		BJP	69049	Dr. M. L. Ranga		INC	36804	32245
73	Kosli	Laxman Singh Yadav		BJP	78813	Yaduvender Singh		INC	40189	38624
74	Rewari	Chiranjeev Rao		INC	43870	Sunil Kumar		BJP	42553	1317
Gurgaon District
75	Pataudi (SC)	Satya Prakash Jaravata		BJP	60333	Narender Singh Pahari		Ind	24027	36306
76	Badshahpur	Rakesh Daultabad		Ind	106827	Manish Yadav		BJP	96641	10186
77	Gurgaon	Sudhir Singla		BJP	81953	Mohit Grover		Ind	48638	33315
78	Sohna	Sanjay Singh		BJP	61376	Rohtas Singh		JJP	46664	12453
Mewat District
79	Nuh	Aftab Ahmed		INC	52311	Zakir Hussain		BJP	48273	4038
80	Ferozepur Jhirka	Mamman Khan		INC	84546	Naseem Ahmed		BJP	47542	37004
81	Punahana	Mohammad Ilyas		INC	35092	Rahish Khan		Ind	34276	816
Palwal District
82	Hathin	Praveen Dagar		BJP	46744	Mohammad Israil		INC	43857	2887
83	Hodal (SC)	Jagdish Nayar		BJP	55864	Udai Bhan		INC	52477	3387
84	Palwal	Deepak Mangla		BJP	89426	Karan Singh		INC	61130	28296
Faridabad District
85	Prithla	Nayan Pal Rawat		Ind	64625	Raghubir Tewatia		INC	48196	16429
86	Faridabad NIT	Neeraj Sharma		INC	61697	Nagender Bhadana		BJP	58455	3242
87	Badkhal	Seema Trikha		BJP	58550	Vijay Pratap Singh		INC	56005	2545
88	Ballabgarh	Mool Chand Sharma		BJP	66708	Anand Kaushik		INC	24995	41713
89	Faridabad	Narender Gupta		BJP	65887	Lakhan Kumar Singla		INC	44174	21713
90	Tigaon	Rajesh Nagar		BJP	97126	Lalit Nagar		INC	63285	33841

See also

•  India portal

• 2019 Indian general election in Haryana
• 2019 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election
• 2019 elections in India
• Elections in Haryana
• Political dynasties of Haryana and corruption

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External links

• Haryana Assembly Election Result 2019 Counting Live on News Nation
• 2019 Lok Sabha Polls on Moneycontrol.com
• 2019 Haryana Assembly Polls on The Economic Times