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Assembly constituency 56 · Madhya Pradesh

Jabera is assembly constituency number 56 in Madhya Pradesh, in Damoh district, and one of the segments of the Damoh Lok Sabha seat. In the 2023 election Dharmendra Bhav Singh Lodhi of the Bharatiya Janata Party won with 37.2% of the vote, 15,883 votes ahead of Pratap Singh (INC).

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Jabera · 2023AC 56
  1. 01
    Dharmendra Bhav Singh Lodhi
    BJP
    72,249
    37.21%
  2. 02
    Pratap Singh
    INC
    56,366
    29.03%
  3. 03
    Vinod Rai
    GGP
    52,657
    27.12%
  4. 04
    Dr. Sujan Singh Thakur
    BSCP
    6,108
    3.15%
  5. 05
    Vinod Bhaiya
    Independent
    1,457
    0.75%
  6. 7 other candidates · 3,294 votesNOTA · 2,023 (1.04%)

Margin 15,883 votes · 8.18% of valid votes

2,39,315
Registered electors
2023 election
81.2%
Turnout
+3.9 pts vs 2018
15,883
Victory margin
8.2% of valid votes
Nov 2023 · candidate-wise result

All 12 candidates, ranked by votes. Vote share is of the 1,94,154 valid votes, NOTA included.

Jabera 2023 assembly election result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Dharmendra Bhav Singh LodhiMale · 45 yrsBJP72,249
37.21%
2Pratap SinghMale · 61 yrsINC56,366
29.03%
3Vinod RaiMale · 51 yrsGGP52,657
27.12%
4Dr. Sujan Singh ThakurMale · 53 yrsBSCP6,108
3.15%
—NOTANOTA2,023
1.04%
5Vinod BhaiyaMale · 33 yrsIndependent1,457
0.75%
6Vinod Jee BhaisabMale · 38 yrsIndependent756
0.39%
7Raghvendra SinghMale · 27 yrsIndependent622
0.32%
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8Basant RaiMale · 45 yrsIndependent546
0.28%
9Dharmendra SinghMale · 26 yrsIndependent478
0.25%
10Bhagwan Das PrajapatiMale · 41 yrsIndependent443
0.23%
11Pratap BhaiyaMale · 52 yrsIndependent235
0.12%
12Pratap Singh LodhiMale · 38 yrsIndependent214
0.11%
Past results

BJP held the seat: it also won in 2018.

0%10%20%30%40%50%2008201320182023BJP 37.2%INC 29.0%GGP 27.1%BSCP 3.1%
Vote share, % of valid votes. Hover or focus a year for exact values.
2023Dharmendra Bhav Singh LodhiBJP · 37.2% · margin 15,883Turnout81.2%
2018Dharmendra Bhav Singh LodhiBJP · 29.1% · margin 3,485Turnout77.3%
2013Pratap SinghINC · 45.7% · margin 11,896Turnout75.5%
2008Ratnesh SalomanINC · 34.0% · margin 1,762Turnout74.5%

General elections since the 2008 delimitation. Results from before the current boundaries are not compared.

Jabera result 2018

Jabera 2018 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Dharmendra Bhav Singh LodhiBJP48,901
29.05%
2Pratap SinghINC45,416
26.98%
3Raghvendra Singh (rishi Bhaiya)Independent21,751
12.92%
4Aditya Ratnesh SolomonIndependent13,015
7.73%
5Arvind Pratap Singh JudevGGP10,490
6.23%
6Delan Singh DhurveBSP10,355
6.15%
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7Ashish Shukla "rajuBSCP8,444
5.02%
8Uttam BhaiyaIndependent3,039
1.81%
—NOTANOTA2,264
1.34%
9Basant RaiAAP1,475
0.88%
10Devi Singh/makhun SinghIndependent1,337
0.79%
11Keshav PrasadIndependent1,042
0.62%
12Seetaram Singh KulasteBMUP481
0.29%
13Veerandra DubeySDP(MP)328
0.19%

Jabera result 2013

Jabera 2013 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Pratap SinghINC68,511
45.71%
2Dashrath Singh Lodhi Dassu BhaiyaBJP56,615
37.77%
3Ashish Shukla Raju BhaiyaBSCP7,729
5.16%
4Hariram ThakurGGP6,991
4.66%
—NOTANOTA3,021
2.02%
5Bhaiyalal Munsi JeeBSP2,672
1.78%
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6Veerendra Dubey Bindey BhaiyaIndependent2,496
1.67%
7Dashrath SinghIndependent1,004
0.67%
8Govind SinghIndependent848
0.57%

Jabera result 2008

Jabera 2008 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Ratnesh SalomanINC41,379
34.04%
2Dashrath Singh Lodhi (dassu Bhaiya)BJP39,617
32.59%
3Hariram ThakurGGP20,930
17.22%
4Acharya Sukhchain RaiBSP7,742
6.37%
5HariramIndependent3,074
2.53%
6Bhav Singh LodhiBJSH2,895
2.38%
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7Ratnesh BhayaIndependent1,512
1.24%
8Bhagwat Prasad MahereSP1,364
1.12%
9Dashrath SinghIndependent1,273
1.05%
10Ramji Lal S/o Har Prasad TiwariIndependent1,025
0.84%
11Sunil Kumar GoundIJP746
0.61%
Map

Jabera outlined in orange among the other Madhya Pradesh seats, coloured by the party that won each in 2023. Click any seat to open its page.

Other seats in Damoh district

Boundaries are approximate (DataMeet, from ECI polling-station maps) and are for orientation only.

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Lok Sabha 2024 in this segment

Jabera is one of the assembly segments of Damoh. These are the EVM votes counted in this segment for the leading Damoh candidates.

  • Rahul Singh LodhiBJP88,797 63.5%
  • Tarbar Singh Lodhi (bantu Bhaiya)INC40,360 28.9%
  • Bhaiya Vijay Patel (kurmi) Tirgarh BaleBSCP2,896 2.1%
  • Engineer Goverdhan RajBSP2,393 1.7%
  • Manu Singh MaraviBAP1,131 0.8%

In the assembly election BJP won this seat. In the Lok Sabha vote, BJP led here by 48,437 EVM votes.

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FAQ

Answers use the official Election Commission of India results for Jabera.

Who won the Jabera assembly seat in 2023?

Dharmendra Bhav Singh Lodhi of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won Jabera in the 2023 Madhya Pradesh assembly election with 72,249 votes, which was 37.21% of the valid votes polled.

What was the victory margin in Jabera?

The margin was 15,883 votes (8.18% of valid votes). The runner-up was Pratap Singh of the Indian National Congress with 56,366 votes.

What was the voter turnout in Jabera in 2023?

Turnout was 81.23%: 1,94,396 of 2,39,315 registered electors voted, across 295 polling stations. That is 3.9 points higher than in 2018.

Which Lok Sabha constituency is Jabera part of?

Jabera is an assembly segment of the Damoh Lok Sabha constituency in Madhya Pradesh. In the 2024 Lok Sabha election, Rahul Singh Lodhi got the most EVM votes in this segment.

Is Jabera a reserved constituency?

No. Jabera is a general (unreserved) seat, so any eligible candidate can contest.

When is the next assembly election in Jabera?

The Madhya Pradesh assembly elected in 2023 completes its five-year term in 2028, so the next general election is due by then unless the assembly is dissolved early. The Election Commission of India announces the exact schedule.

Source: Election Commission of India, statistical reports for the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections of 2023 and 2018 and 2013 and 2008 (2023 report) — detailed results and constituency data summary. Lok Sabha figures: ECI 2024 report 34, assembly segment details. Vote share is of valid votes including NOTA. Party names as listed by ECI. Candidate names are shown as filed; spelling follows ECI.

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