Siddipet, Andhra Pradesh — Lok Sabha Election Results
Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Siddipet (Andhra Pradesh) was won by Sarvey Sathyanarayana (Indian National Congress) at the 2004 Lok Sabha general election, with a margin of 138,972 votes over Dr.K.Lingaiah. This page covers every Lok Sabha general election in Siddipet, Andhra Pradesh, from 1967 to 2004.
Full Election History, 1967–2004
Election
Winner
Party
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Margin
1967
G. Venkatswamy
Indian National Congress
161,273
52.1%
A. R. Devraj (Communist Party of India)
97,830 (31.6 pts)
1971
G. Venkat Swamy
Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti
169,436
65.1%
A. R. Devraj (Communist Party of India)
89,585 (34.4 pts)
1977
G.Venkataswamy
Indian National Congress
232,377
64.2%
T.N. Sadalakshmi (Bharatiya Lok Dal)
102,870 (28.4 pts)
1980
Nandi Yellaiah
Congress (I)
247,670
78.1%
Babu Rao (Janata Party (Secular))
192,532 (60.8 pts)
1984
G.Vijayaramarao
Telugu Desam Party
253,243
46.6%
Yelliah Nandi (Indian National Congress)
14,201 (2.6 pts)
1989
Yellaiah Nandi
Indian National Congress
378,172
52.5%
G.Vijaya Rama Rao (Telugu Desam Party)
86,837 (12.0 pts)
1991
Yellaiah Nandi
Indian National Congress
300,629
48.6%
G. Vijaya Rama Rao (Telugu Desam Party)
115,262 (18.6 pts)
1996
Yellaiah Nandi
Indian National Congress
416,733
46.1%
G.Vijaya Ramarao (Telugu Desam Party)
87,967 (9.7 pts)
1998
Malyala Rajaiah
Telugu Desam Party
348,194
35.3%
Yellaiah Nandi (Indian National Congress)
11,025 (1.1 pts)
1999
M. Rajaiah
Telugu Desam Party
583,346
56.0%
Yellaiah Nandi (Indian National Congress)
153,721 (14.7 pts)
2004
Sarvey Sathyanarayana
Indian National Congress
593,879
53.0%
Dr.K.Lingaiah (Telugu Desam Party)
138,972 (12.4 pts)
Full Result Breakdown by Election
1967
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
G. Venkatswamy
Indian National Congress
161,273
52.1%
A. R. Devraj
Communist Party of India
63,443
20.5%
Laxmidass
CPI (Marxist)
59,448
19.2%
M. Sailu
Swatantra Party
15,507
5.0%
I. Ramchander
Independent
10,162
3.3%
1971
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
G. Venkat Swamy
Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti
169,436
65.1%
A. R. Devraj
Communist Party of India
79,851
30.7%
Manda Sailu
TEC
11,071
4.3%
1977
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
G.Venkataswamy
Indian National Congress
232,377
64.2%
T.N. Sadalakshmi
Bharatiya Lok Dal
129,507
35.8%
1980
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Nandi Yellaiah
Congress (I)
247,670
78.1%
Babu Rao
Janata Party (Secular)
55,138
17.4%
Manne Balaiah
Independent
14,125
4.5%
1984
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
G.Vijayaramarao
Telugu Desam Party
253,243
46.6%
Yelliah Nandi
Indian National Congress
239,042
44.0%
Muthigalla Samuel
Independent
19,391
3.6%
P.Kalidas
Independent
7,449
1.4%
K.Krishna
Independent
6,580
1.2%
Palepu Laxminarayana
Independent
6,424
1.2%
Karke Bhoodaiah
Independent
6,144
1.1%
Manne Ballaiah
Independent
5,026
0.9%
1989
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Yellaiah Nandi
Indian National Congress
378,172
52.5%
G.Vijaya Rama Rao
Telugu Desam Party
291,335
40.4%
Muttigalla Samuel
Independent
19,540
2.7%
T.Narsimha
Independent
16,596
2.3%
D.Rajiri
Independent
8,560
1.2%
M.R.Krishna
Independent
6,754
0.9%
1991
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Yellaiah Nandi
Indian National Congress
300,629
48.6%
G. Vijaya Rama Rao
Telugu Desam Party
185,367
30.0%
Balaram Puli
Bharatiya Janata Party
85,442
13.8%
Bandamidhi Sailu
Independent
17,510
2.8%
Ambedkar G.R.
Independent
13,408
2.2%
Prem Chand
Independent
4,759
0.8%
Talla Rajaiah
Bahujan Samaj Party
3,837
0.6%
Molugu Pandu
Independent
1,993
0.3%
Bodupula Venkanna
Independent
1,848
0.3%
C. Bhanu (W)
Janata Party
1,483
0.2%
Misala Mallaiah
Independent
1,025
0.2%
Vishnu Singh Rawat
Independent
924
0.1%
Sirugoji Balapochaiah
Independent
392
0.1%
1996
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Yellaiah Nandi
Indian National Congress
416,733
46.1%
G.Vijaya Ramarao
Telugu Desam Party
328,766
36.4%
Balaram Puli
Bharatiya Janata Party
84,422
9.3%
Servey Sathyanarayana
NTRTDP(LP)
45,941
5.1%
Gundagalla Boodaiah
Independent
8,361
0.9%
N. Venkateswarlu
Samajwadi Party
3,015
0.3%
Bangaru Parashuram
Independent
2,988
0.3%
Pampar Mallesha
Independent
2,970
0.3%
K.M. Lingam
Independent
2,903
0.3%
Yerra Bala Mallaiah
Independent
2,099
0.2%
Pothraj Laxman Rao
Independent
1,882
0.2%
Karpe Pedda Balaiah
Independent
1,706
0.2%
Nagavelli Thirupathi
Independent
1,636
0.2%
1998
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Malyala Rajaiah
Telugu Desam Party
348,194
35.3%
Yellaiah Nandi
Indian National Congress
337,169
34.2%
N.A. Krishna
Bharatiya Janata Party
292,778
29.7%
N.Ramlingam
Independent
2,593
0.3%
Dr. Nimmatota Venkateshwarlu
Rashtriya Janata Dal
2,143
0.2%
B.L.Satish Mahajan
AIRJP
1,515
0.2%
Anumula Satyanarayan Rao
SAP
999
0.1%
Yerupula Samaiah
Independent
876
0.1%
1999
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
M. Rajaiah
Telugu Desam Party
583,346
56.0%
Yellaiah Nandi
Indian National Congress
429,625
41.2%
Dr. N.A Krishna
ATDP
16,944
1.6%
Thonta Venkatesh
Independent
10,858
1.0%
Y. Samaiah
Independent
1,759
0.2%
2004
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Sarvey Sathyanarayana
Indian National Congress
593,879
53.0%
Dr.K.Lingaiah
Telugu Desam Party
454,907
40.6%
Smt.Paladugu Gouramma
Bahujan Samaj Party
31,949
2.9%
B.O.V.Rao
Independent
25,069
2.2%
Y.Samaiah
Independent
14,010
1.3%
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party's broad bloc (Congress / BJP / Left / other).
Trend
Siddipet has been contested at 11 Lok Sabha general elections on record since 1967. 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 Siddipet in the 2004 Lok Sabha election?
Sarvey Sathyanarayana (Indian National Congress) won Siddipet, Andhra Pradesh, in 2004 with 593,879 votes (53.0%), a margin of 138,972 votes over Dr.K.Lingaiah.
Which parties have won Siddipet since 1967?
Since 1967, Siddipet has been won by: Congress (I), Indian National Congress, Telugu Desam Party, Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti.
What was the closest result in Siddipet?
The closest result on record for Siddipet was 1998, when Telugu Desam Party beat Indian National Congress by just 11,025 votes (1.1 percentage points).