Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir — Lok Sabha Election Results
Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Jammu (Jammu & Kashmir) was won by Jugal Kishore (Bharatiya Janata Party) at the 2019 Lok Sabha general election, with a margin of 302,875 votes over Raman Bhalla. This page covers every Lok Sabha general election in Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir, from 1967 to 2019.
Full Election History, 1967–2019
Election
Winner
Party
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Margin
1967
I.J. Malhotra
Indian National Congress
139,036
48.4%
A. Rehman (Bharatiya Jana Sangh)
58,168 (20.3 pts)
1971
Inderjit Malhotra
Indian National Congress
169,009
60.0%
Abdul Rehman (Bharatiya Jana Sangh)
84,796 (30.1 pts)
1977
Thakur Baldev Singh
Independent
153,837
44.6%
Balraj Puri (Jammu & Kashmir National Conference)
27,939 (8.1 pts)
1980
Girdhari Lal Dogra
Congress (I)
249,760
62.5%
Thakur Baldev Singh (Janata Party)
134,257 (33.6 pts)
1984
Janak Raj Gupta
Indian National Congress
262,796
46.5%
Shabir Ahmed Salaria (Jammu & Kashmir National Conference)
120,192 (21.3 pts)
1989
Janak Rai Gupta
Indian National Congress
239,701
41.8%
Rajinder Singh Chib (Janata Dal)
21,695 (3.8 pts)
1996
Mangat Ram Sharma
Indian National Congress
194,228
34.2%
Vaid Vishno Dutt (Bharatiya Janata Party)
46,733 (8.2 pts)
1998
Vaid Vishno Dutt
Bharatiya Janata Party
336,472
43.3%
Janak Raj Gupta (Jammu & Kashmir National Conference)
127,901 (16.4 pts)
1999
Vishno Datt Sharma
Bharatiya Janata Party
289,412
43.5%
Rajinder Singh Chib (Jammu & Kashmir National Conference)
142,019 (21.3 pts)
2004
Madan Lal Sharma
Indian National Congress
319,994
38.9%
Dr. Nirmal Singh (Bharatiya Janata Party)
17,568 (2.1 pts)
2009
Madan Lal Sharma
Indian National Congress
382,305
45.3%
Lila Karan Sharma (Bharatiya Janata Party)
121,373 (14.4 pts)
2014
Jugal Kishore
Bharatiya Janata Party
619,995
49.5%
Madan Lal Sharma (Indian National Congress)
257,280 (20.5 pts)
2019
Jugal Kishore
Bharatiya Janata Party
858,066
58.1%
Raman Bhalla (Indian National Congress)
302,875 (20.5 pts)
Full Result Breakdown by Election
1967
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
I.J. Malhotra
Indian National Congress
139,036
48.4%
A. Rehman
Bharatiya Jana Sangh
80,868
28.2%
R. Singh
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference
36,425
12.7%
K.D. Sethi
DNC
30,788
10.7%
1971
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Inderjit Malhotra
Indian National Congress
169,009
60.0%
Abdul Rehman
Bharatiya Jana Sangh
84,213
29.9%
Avtar Singh
Shiromani Akali Dal
9,896
3.5%
Dhan Raj
Praja Socialist Party
5,332
1.9%
Sagar Chand
Independent
3,125
1.1%
Omprakash
Independent
2,930
1.0%
Nasib Singh
Independent
2,453
0.9%
Pishori Lal
Independent
2,344
0.8%
Madan Singh
Independent
2,209
0.8%
1977
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Thakur Baldev Singh
Independent
153,837
44.6%
Balraj Puri
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference
125,898
36.5%
Abdul Rehman
Bharatiya Lok Dal
45,882
13.3%
Bhim Singh
Independent
8,172
2.4%
Chaudhary Shabir Ahmed Salaria
Independent
3,841
1.1%
Ashwani Kumar Soni
Independent
2,018
0.6%
Jagat Ram Aryan
Independent
1,909
0.6%
M. C. Mehta
Independent
1,812
0.5%
Nazir Ahmad Ganai
Independent
1,543
0.4%
1980
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Girdhari Lal Dogra
Congress (I)
249,760
62.5%
Thakur Baldev Singh
Janata Party
115,503
28.9%
Babu Ram
Independent
9,881
2.5%
Bhagat Ram Chand
Independent
6,328
1.6%
Nazir Ahmed Ganai
Independent
5,536
1.4%
Om Prakash Bhagat
Independent
4,103
1.0%
Ch. Ram Swaroop Sharabi
Independent
3,745
0.9%
Kamal Kumar Dubey
Independent
2,637
0.7%
Uday Chand
Independent
2,406
0.6%
1984
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Janak Raj Gupta
Indian National Congress
262,796
46.5%
Shabir Ahmed Salaria
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference
142,604
25.2%
Karan Singh
Independent
139,913
24.8%
Om Raj Gorka
Independent
7,035
1.2%
Krit Paul
Independent
2,501
0.4%
Bansi Lal
Independent
1,859
0.3%
Sushil Kumar
Independent
1,584
0.3%
Hari Om Raina
Independent
1,374
0.2%
Bhagat Singh Sandhu
Independent
1,203
0.2%
Mohan Lal Sapolia
Independent
1,179
0.2%
Babu Ram Manhas
Independent
645
0.1%
Harjeet Singh
Independent
562
0.1%
Subash Chander Sethi
Independent
548
0.1%
Sat Paul Bhagat
Independent
461
0.1%
Babu Ram Sharma
Independent
445
0.1%
Ram Saroop
Independent
334
0.1%
1989
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Janak Rai Gupta
Indian National Congress
239,701
41.8%
Rajinder Singh Chib
Janata Dal
218,006
38.0%
Girdhari Lal
Bahujan Samaj Party
42,453
7.4%
Chaman Lal
Bharatiya Janata Party
35,323
6.2%
Ghulam Rasool Asghar
JNP (JP)
11,049
1.9%
Babu Ram Sharma
Independent
7,608
1.3%
Mohd. Shareef Shad
Independent
3,620
0.6%
Bansi Lal
Independent
2,576
0.4%
Mahmood Ahmed
Independent
2,374
0.4%
Bachan Lal
Independent
2,138
0.4%
Ajit Singh
Independent
1,817
0.3%
Kamal Gouria
Independent
1,156
0.2%
Gurdarshan Singh
Independent
943
0.2%
Des Raj
Independent
912
0.2%
Sushil Kumar Salani
Independent
777
0.1%
Mohd. Anwar
Independent
749
0.1%
Kewal Misra
Independent
637
0.1%
Ashok Kumar
Independent
534
0.1%
Amrit Lal
Independent
379
0.1%
Ram Saroop
Independent
255
0.0%
Surender Singh
Independent
216
0.0%
1996
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Mangat Ram Sharma
Indian National Congress
194,228
34.2%
Vaid Vishno Dutt
Bharatiya Janata Party
147,495
26.0%
Abdul Rehman Sheikh
Bahujan Samaj Party
91,580
16.1%
Balwan Singh
Janata Dal
88,272
15.6%
Babu Paramanand
Independent
5,133
0.9%
Ram Saroop
Independent
4,976
0.9%
Qummer Rubbani
Independent
3,689
0.7%
Surjit Singh
Independent
3,369
0.6%
Navin Bakshi
JPP
3,175
0.6%
Manohar Singh
Independent
3,049
0.5%
Bansi Lal
Independent
2,199
0.4%
Anil Sawhney
AIIC(T)
2,142
0.4%
Rattan Lal
Independent
2,072
0.4%
Satish Poonchi
Independent
1,943
0.3%
Vimla Dogra
Independent
1,841
0.3%
Kn. Raghubir Singh
Independent
1,723
0.3%
Jagdev Singh
Independent
1,407
0.2%
Sushil Kumar Bali
Independent
1,400
0.2%
Jagdish Kumar
Independent
1,179
0.2%
Rajesh Kohli
Independent
913
0.2%
Farhat Ahmed
Independent
880
0.2%
Tejpal Singh
Independent
763
0.1%
Koshal Kumar
Independent
582
0.1%
Rajinderpal Singh
Independent
580
0.1%
Mohan Singh
Independent
577
0.1%
Jugal Kishore
Independent
520
0.1%
Badri Nath
Independent
503
0.1%
Krit Pal
Independent
458
0.1%
Rajinder Singh Jamwal
Independent
429
0.1%
Vijay Rajya Pathania
Independent
230
0.0%
1998
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Vaid Vishno Dutt
Bharatiya Janata Party
336,472
43.3%
Janak Raj Gupta
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference
208,571
26.8%
Mangat Ram Sharma
Indian National Congress
140,832
18.1%
Girdhari Lal
Bahujan Samaj Party
74,030
9.5%
Satish Poonchi
LS
3,647
0.5%
Som Nath
RPI
2,698
0.3%
Rajinder Kumar
Independent
2,199
0.3%
Anam Hafiz Choudhary
Independent
1,686
0.2%
Surjit Singh
Independent
1,151
0.1%
Sunil Gupta
Independent
1,031
0.1%
Som Nath
Independent
981
0.1%
Hardev Singh
Samajwadi Party
766
0.1%
Sunder Singh
Independent
766
0.1%
Vidhi Sharan Singh
Independent
759
0.1%
Prem Nath
Independent
698
0.1%
Subash Chander
Independent
685
0.1%
Vijay Kumar
Rashtriya Janata Dal
584
0.1%
Ghulam Ali
Independent
301
0.0%
1999
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Vishno Datt Sharma
Bharatiya Janata Party
289,412
43.5%
Rajinder Singh Chib
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference
147,393
22.1%
Madan Lal Sharma
Indian National Congress
126,356
19.0%
Makhan Singh
Bahujan Samaj Party
53,665
8.1%
Sardar Tarlok Singh
Independent
15,598
2.3%
Qammar Rabbani
Independent
7,890
1.2%
Shamsher Singh Bhau
SJP(R)
7,041
1.1%
Bachan Singh
Independent
2,878
0.4%
Hussain Ahmed
Nationalist Congress Party
2,456
0.4%
Sat Paul
CPI (ML) Liberation
1,787
0.3%
Vivek Gupta
Rashtriya Janata Dal
1,743
0.3%
Davinder Kumar
Independent
1,510
0.2%
Anil Sharma
Janata Party
1,414
0.2%
Subash Chander Langer
SPI
1,180
0.2%
Kamal Goria
Independent
1,127
0.2%
Jaimal Ram
Independent
899
0.1%
Vijay Kumar
Independent
837
0.1%
Bhagwati Sharan
Janata Dal (Secular)
755
0.1%
Om Prakash
BRPP
655
0.1%
Jaswinder Singh
Independent
648
0.1%
Durga Dass
Independent
446
0.1%
Tripta Kumari
SPSP
231
0.0%
2004
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Madan Lal Sharma
Indian National Congress
319,994
38.9%
Dr. Nirmal Singh
Bharatiya Janata Party
302,426
36.8%
Surjit Singh Slathia
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference
120,397
14.7%
Tirath Kumar
Bahujan Samaj Party
29,498
3.6%
S.Kuldeep Singh
JKNPP
9,195
1.1%
Pankaj Kohli
Samajwadi Party
4,661
0.6%
Shahzad Khan
Independent
3,803
0.5%
Ramesh Chander Sharma
Independent
3,315
0.4%
Sharaz Ahmad
Independent
2,956
0.4%
Yudhvir Singh
Independent
2,300
0.3%
Balbir Singh
Independent
2,060
0.3%
Om Parkash Malhotra
Independent
1,902
0.2%
Rajan Padri
AIFB
1,746
0.2%
Charanjit Singh Bali
Independent
1,707
0.2%
Satish Poonchi
Independent
1,656
0.2%
Subhash Chander Langer
SPI
1,650
0.2%
Sudesh Puri
SAP
1,620
0.2%
Qari Zahir Abbas Bhatti
Janata Dal (Secular)
1,616
0.2%
Mushtaq Ahmed
Independent
1,491
0.2%
Sanjeev Kumar Manmotra
LJP
1,485
0.2%
Subash Sharma
Independent
1,298
0.2%
Ch. Mohd. Iqbal
Independent
1,193
0.1%
Gurdeep Singh Bijral
Independent
1,039
0.1%
Jasbir Singh
Independent
1,010
0.1%
Lochan Singh
Independent
871
0.1%
Shukeel Kumar Gupta
Independent
781
0.1%
2009
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Madan Lal Sharma
Indian National Congress
382,305
45.3%
Lila Karan Sharma
Bharatiya Janata Party
260,932
30.9%
S.Tarlok Singh
JKPDP
93,730
11.1%
Hussain Ali
Bahujan Samaj Party
49,988
5.9%
Labha Ram Gandhi
Independent
17,978
2.1%
Uday Chand
DGPP
5,660
0.7%
Ramesh Chander Sharma
Independent
3,627
0.4%
Naresh Dogra
Independent
3,469
0.4%
Ch. Mushtaq Hussain Chouhan
Independent
3,388
0.4%
Sanjay Kumar
Independent
3,243
0.4%
Shakeela Bano
Independent
2,934
0.3%
Paras Ram Poonchi
Independent
2,213
0.3%
Qari Zahir Abbas Bhatti
AIFB
1,820
0.2%
Hilal Ahmed Baig
Independent
1,794
0.2%
Abdul Majeed Malik
BCDP
1,739
0.2%
Sant Ram
BBP
1,552
0.2%
Satish Poonchi
Independent
1,520
0.2%
Surjit Singh 'G' Sitara
RKSP
1,412
0.2%
Balwan Singh
Independent
1,344
0.2%
Ashok Kumar
Independent
1,342
0.2%
Sanjeev Kumar Manmotra
LJP
1,324
0.2%
2014
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Jugal Kishore
Bharatiya Janata Party
619,995
49.5%
Madan Lal Sharma
Indian National Congress
362,715
28.9%
Yashpal Sharma
JKPDP
168,554
13.4%
Ashok Kumar
Bahujan Samaj Party
31,199
2.5%
Hari Chand Jalmeria
JKNPP
9,071
0.7%
Mohd. Imtiaz
Independent
7,423
0.6%
Perseen Singh
Independent
7,173
0.6%
Gursagar Singh
SDP
6,042
0.5%
Nirmal Singh
Independent
5,286
0.4%
Vijay Kumar
Independent
5,125
0.4%
Labha Ram
Independent
5,046
0.4%
None Of The Above
Independent
4,382
0.3%
Abdul Majid Chouhan
Independent
4,177
0.3%
Bahadur Singh Chowdhary
Samajwadi Party
3,164
0.3%
Raj Kumar
Independent
2,991
0.2%
Ashok Kumar Sharma
Independent
2,582
0.2%
Mohd. Abbas Khan
Independent
2,469
0.2%
Subash Chander
AJKKMP
2,205
0.2%
Mehar Manav Bhagat
BBP
2,013
0.2%
Satish Poonchi
Independent
1,981
0.2%
2019
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Jugal Kishore
Bharatiya Janata Party
858,066
58.1%
Raman Bhalla
Indian National Congress
555,191
37.6%
Badri Nath
Bahujan Samaj Party
14,276
1.0%
Lal Singh
DSSP
7,539
0.5%
Prof. Bhim Singh
JKNPP
4,016
0.3%
Javaid Ahmed
AIFB
3,866
0.3%
Subash Chander
Independent
3,739
0.3%
Satish Poonchi
Independent
3,077
0.2%
Er. Ghulam Mustafa Chowdhary
Independent
2,745
0.2%
Perseen Singh
Independent
2,612
0.2%
Tarseem Lal Khullar
Independent
2,384
0.2%
Balwan Singh
Independent
2,194
0.1%
Anil Singh
Independent
2,131
0.1%
Syed Aqib Hussain
IPP
1,723
0.1%
Mohd Younis
JKPPAP
1,612
0.1%
Syed Zeshan Haider
Independent
1,582
0.1%
Sakander Ahmad Nourani
Independent
1,428
0.1%
Sushil Kumar
HND
1,281
0.1%
Rajiv Chuni
Independent
1,269
0.1%
Bahadur
Independent
1,201
0.1%
Manish Sahni
Shiv Sena
1,192
0.1%
Gursagar Singh
Nationalist Congress Party
1,103
0.1%
Shazad Shabnam
Independent
1,009
0.1%
Ajay Kumar
Independent
941
0.1%
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party's broad bloc (Congress / BJP / Left / other).
Trend
Jammu has been contested at 13 Lok Sabha general elections on record since 1967. Parties that have won this seat over that span: Indian National Congress, Independent, Congress (I), Bharatiya Janata Party.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Jammu in the 2019 Lok Sabha election?
Jugal Kishore (Bharatiya Janata Party) won Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir, in 2019 with 858,066 votes (58.1%), a margin of 302,875 votes over Raman Bhalla.
Which parties have won Jammu since 1967?
Since 1967, Jammu has been won by: Bharatiya Janata Party, Congress (I), Independent, Indian National Congress.
What was the closest result in Jammu?
The closest result on record for Jammu was 2004, when Indian National Congress beat Bharatiya Janata Party by just 17,568 votes (2.1 percentage points).