Peddapalli, Andhra Pradesh — Lok Sabha Election Results

Peddapalli (Andhra Pradesh) was won by Dr.G.Vivekanand (Indian National Congress) at the 2009 Lok Sabha general election, with a margin of 49,017 votes over Gomasa Srinivas. This page covers every Lok Sabha general election in Peddapalli, Andhra Pradesh, from 1962 to 2009.

Full Election History, 1962–2009

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Margin
1962 M.R. Krishna Indian National Congress 149,561 69.5% Palanivelu (Communist Party of India) 84,021 (39.1 pts)
1967 M.R. Krishna Indian National Congress 155,550 51.7% Palanivelu (Independent) 72,195 (24.0 pts)
1971 V. Tulasiram Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti 165,054 66.5% M. R. Krishna (Indian National Congress) 108,731 (43.8 pts)
1977 V. Tulsiram Indian National Congress 209,187 65.4% Bangaru Lakshman (Bharatiya Lok Dal) 105,077 (32.9 pts)
1980 K. Rajamallu Congress (I) 198,106 57.0% P. Rajalingaiah (Communist Party of India) 109,840 (31.6 pts)
1984 Gotte Bhoopathy Telugu Desam Party 246,334 52.0% Ganta Srihari (Indian National Congress) 46,958 (9.9 pts)
1989 G.Venkat Swamy Indian National Congress 320,628 50.1% Gotte Bhoopathy (Telugu Desam Party) 30,635 (4.8 pts)
1991 G. Venkat Swamy Indian National Congress 251,019 49.9% Suddala Devaiah (Telugu Desam Party) 109,965 (21.9 pts)
1996 G. Venkat Swamy Indian National Congress 313,498 44.8% Suddala Devaiah (Telugu Desam Party) 65,465 (9.4 pts)
1998 C. Suguna Kumari Telugu Desam Party 322,801 39.7% G.Venkata Swamy (Indian National Congress) 6,174 (0.8 pts)
1999 Dr.Smt.C. Suguna Kumari Telugu Desam Party 406,529 47.2% G.Venkat Swamy (Indian National Congress) 15,889 (1.8 pts)
2004 G. Venkat Swamy Indian National Congress 572,207 60.9% Dr.Mt. C. Suguna (Telugu Desam Party) 263,135 (28.0 pts)
2009 Dr.G.Vivekanand Indian National Congress 313,748 34.7% Gomasa Srinivas (Telangana Rashtra Samithi) 49,017 (5.4 pts)

Full Result Breakdown by Election

1962

CandidatePartyVotesShare
M.R. Krishna Indian National Congress 149,561 69.5%
Palanivelu Communist Party of India 65,540 30.5%

1967

CandidatePartyVotesShare
M.R. Krishna Indian National Congress 155,550 51.7%
Palanivelu Independent 83,355 27.7%
B.R. Ganesh Independent 36,595 12.2%
Elaiah Samyukta Socialist Party 25,622 8.5%

1971

CandidatePartyVotesShare
V. Tulasiram Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti 165,054 66.5%
M. R. Krishna Indian National Congress 56,323 22.7%
Elugandala Durgaiah Samyukta Socialist Party 13,030 5.2%
B. Devaiah Independent 9,688 3.9%
M. J. Manik Rao Independent 4,277 1.7%

1977

CandidatePartyVotesShare
V. Tulsiram Indian National Congress 209,187 65.4%
Bangaru Lakshman Bharatiya Lok Dal 104,110 32.5%
Ande Bhanumurthy Independent 3,581 1.1%
G. Venkataiah Independent 2,990 0.9%

1980

CandidatePartyVotesShare
K. Rajamallu Congress (I) 198,106 57.0%
P. Rajalingaiah Communist Party of India 88,266 25.4%
V. Tulsiram Janata Party 42,251 12.2%
Guda Devaiah Independent 10,478 3.0%
Ande Bhanu Murthi Independent 8,496 2.4%

1984

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Gotte Bhoopathy Telugu Desam Party 246,334 52.0%
Ganta Srihari Indian National Congress 199,376 42.1%
Dharmapuri Ramaiah Independent 14,169 3.0%
Gommadi Rajalingu Independent 11,807 2.5%
Nandarapu Venkataiah Independent 2,190 0.5%

1989

CandidatePartyVotesShare
G.Venkat Swamy Indian National Congress 320,628 50.1%
Gotte Bhoopathy Telugu Desam Party 289,993 45.3%
Perkalingaiah Bahujan Samaj Party 15,717 2.5%
Bonkuri Arjun Independent 14,266 2.2%

1991

CandidatePartyVotesShare
G. Venkat Swamy Indian National Congress 251,019 49.9%
Suddala Devaiah Telugu Desam Party 141,054 28.1%
Chintha Samba Murthy Bharatiya Janata Party 52,734 10.5%
Bojja Bixamaiah Independent 12,248 2.4%
Mandamysaiah Independent 10,180 2.0%
Ganta Srihari Janata Party 7,503 1.5%
Gummadirajalingu Independent 5,055 1.0%
Kandi Rajnarsakka (W) Independent 4,469 0.9%
Gadela Vinaya Kumar Independent 4,244 0.8%
Shaganti Sanjeevaiah Independent 3,677 0.7%
Perka Lingaiah Bahujan Samaj Party 2,645 0.5%
Maturi Durgaiah Independent 2,635 0.5%
Dharmapuri Ramaiah Independent 2,438 0.5%
Kyatham Vishnuvadan Independent 2,359 0.5%
Bonkuri Arjun Independent 569 0.1%

1996

CandidatePartyVotesShare
G. Venkat Swamy Indian National Congress 313,498 44.8%
Suddala Devaiah Telugu Desam Party 248,033 35.5%
Mathangi Narsaiah NTRTDP(LP) 76,791 11.0%
Jangam Laxminarayana NIP 19,135 2.7%
Dasari Ramulu Independent 6,640 0.9%
Deva Sreenivas Independent 5,588 0.8%
Gummadi Rayalingu Independent 3,665 0.5%
Chityala Lingaiah Independent 3,644 0.5%
Manohar Atey Bahujan Samaj Party 3,466 0.5%
Leo Augustine SAP 3,044 0.4%
Sankemapalli Laxmaiah Independent 2,932 0.4%
More Komuraiah LP 2,655 0.4%
Paile Ram Raju Independent 2,635 0.4%
Bairamalla Mogilaiah Independent 2,344 0.3%
G. Vinay Kumar Independent 1,339 0.2%
Ch. Ailaiah Independent 1,204 0.2%
Ande Thirupathi Independent 896 0.1%
Bolli Swamy Independent 843 0.1%
Mailaiah Velthuri RPI 812 0.1%

1998

CandidatePartyVotesShare
C. Suguna Kumari Telugu Desam Party 322,801 39.7%
G.Venkata Swamy Indian National Congress 316,627 39.0%
Lingaiah Kasipeta Bharatiya Janata Party 158,979 19.6%
Jannu Odelu Independent 7,702 0.9%
Kannam Raghu Bahujan Samaj Party 2,282 0.3%
Ande Bhanumurthy Independent 1,877 0.2%
Venna Rajamallu Independent 1,617 0.2%
Sirikonda Sambaiah Independent 910 0.1%

1999

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Dr.Smt.C. Suguna Kumari Telugu Desam Party 406,529 47.2%
G.Venkat Swamy Indian National Congress 390,640 45.4%
Yerrala Gattaiah Communist Party of India 42,263 4.9%
Bojja Bixamaiah Independent 10,183 1.2%
Godisala Sathaiah Independent 3,972 0.5%
Shanigarapu Sadanandam Independent 3,659 0.4%
Kallepalli Narsaiah Independent 3,328 0.4%

2004

CandidatePartyVotesShare
G. Venkat Swamy Indian National Congress 572,207 60.9%
Dr.Mt. C. Suguna Telugu Desam Party 309,072 32.9%
Kannam Raghu Bahujan Samaj Party 26,554 2.8%
Kampelli Srinivas Independent 14,151 1.5%
Maddela Odelu Independent 8,829 0.9%
Kamilla Jaya Rao Independent 8,637 0.9%

2009

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Dr.G.Vivekanand Indian National Congress 313,748 34.7%
Gomasa Srinivas Telangana Rashtra Samithi 264,731 29.3%
Arepelli David Raju PRAP 175,605 19.4%
Mathangi Narsiah Bharatiya Janata Party 67,836 7.5%
S.Laxmaiah Independent 20,263 2.2%
Gajjela Swamy Bahujan Samaj Party 15,859 1.8%
Ambala Mahendar Independent 8,364 0.9%
G.Vinay Kumar Independent 6,726 0.7%
Krishna Sabbali MCPI(S) 5,752 0.6%
D. Ramulu Independent 5,511 0.6%
B. Mallaiah Independent 4,541 0.5%
Nallala Kanukaiah Independent 4,468 0.5%
A. Kamalamma Independent 3,938 0.4%
Gorre Ramesh Independent 3,414 0.4%
K. Rajaswari Independent 3,328 0.4%

Margin Over Time

Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party's broad bloc (Congress / BJP / Left / other).

1962: Indian National Congress margin 39.1 pts 1967: Indian National Congress margin 24.0 pts 1971: Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti margin 43.8 pts 1977: Indian National Congress margin 32.9 pts 1980: Congress (I) margin 31.6 pts 1984: Telugu Desam Party margin 9.9 pts 1989: Indian National Congress margin 4.8 pts 1991: Indian National Congress margin 21.9 pts 1996: Indian National Congress margin 9.4 pts 1998: Telugu Desam Party margin 0.8 pts 1999: Telugu Desam Party margin 1.8 pts 2004: Indian National Congress margin 28.0 pts 2009: Indian National Congress margin 5.4 pts 1962 1967 1971 1977 1980 1984 1989 1991 1996 1998 1999 2004 2009

Trend

Peddapalli has been contested at 13 Lok Sabha general elections on record since 1962. Parties that have won this seat over that span: Indian National Congress, Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti, Congress (I), Telugu Desam Party.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Peddapalli in the 2009 Lok Sabha election?

Dr.G.Vivekanand (Indian National Congress) won Peddapalli, Andhra Pradesh, in 2009 with 313,748 votes (34.7%), a margin of 49,017 votes over Gomasa Srinivas.

Which parties have won Peddapalli since 1962?

Since 1962, Peddapalli has been won by: Congress (I), Indian National Congress, Telugu Desam Party, Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti.

What was the closest result in Peddapalli?

The closest result on record for Peddapalli was 1998, when Telugu Desam Party beat Indian National Congress by just 6,174 votes (0.8 percentage points).

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