Explore every Lok Sabha and assembly seat on one map, coloured by who won. When you need more than a web map, our team prepares printable seat, village, ward and booth maps and clean GIS files for your constituency.
Each seat is shown in the colour of the party that won it; small parties without an identity colour are grey. Click a seat to open its results page.
Each map starts from the seat’s official booth list, so what you plan on paper matches what your booth teams find on the ground.
Printable boundary maps
Seat boundary over a road or satellite base, sized for A3 desk copies up to A1 sheets and flex for the war room wall.
Village and ward maps
Every village or urban ward inside the seat, named, with the number of polling booths in each. The map teams actually plan beats on.
Booth location maps
Polling station buildings plotted and grouped into clusters, so one in-charge can cover neighbouring booths on polling day.
Result maps
Villages or booths shaded by past vote share or margin, from Form-20. Strongholds, swing booths and weak pockets at a glance.
Interactive web maps
A private, login-protected map for your team: switch layers for results, booths, schools and landmarks, click any village for its figures.
GIS files
Cleaned boundaries and village points as GeoJSON or KML for your own analysts, QGIS or Google Earth.
Good for
- Seeing which seats sit next to each other and share a district
- Planning tours and field teams across several constituencies
- Spotting regional patterns in results at a glance
Not good for
- Deciding whether a particular house or street falls in a seat — check the voter list
- Legal or boundary disputes — use the delimitation order
- Assam and J&K, which were redrawn recently
Sources, accuracy and formats.
How accurate are these constituency boundaries?
The online maps use open boundary data traced from the Election Commission’s polling-station maps. They are good for orientation and planning but are not survey-grade. For printed maps we cross-check against the delimitation order and the booth list, and we use official shapefiles when the client or the district supplies them.
Can you make a village-wise map of my assembly seat?
Yes. We map every village or ward in the seat from the polling-station list and Census/LGD village codes, label them, and show booth counts. Delivery format and size are agreed on a call before work starts.
Do you provide maps in Hindi or regional languages?
Labels can be in English, Hindi or the state’s language, or both. Tell us the language when you request the map.
Why are Assam and Jammu & Kashmir not on the assembly map?
Both were redrawn in the latest delimitation (Assam in 2023, Jammu & Kashmir in 2022). An up-to-date open boundary file is not yet available, so we show their results as lists rather than a misleading old map. We can still prepare maps for those seats from official sources.
Can I get the map data as a file?
Yes, as GeoJSON, KML or Shapefile, with seat numbers, names and the fields you need. Use it in QGIS, ArcGIS or Google Earth, or load it into your own dashboards.
Assembly boundaries: DataMeet India_AC (CC BY 2.5 IN), traced from ECI polling-station maps. Lok Sabha boundaries: DataMeet india_pc_2019_simplified by Arun Ganesh (CC0). Basemap: © CARTO, © OpenStreetMap contributors. Results: Election Commission of India.
Open reference pages built from ECI, Census 2011, LGD and MCA records, with the source credited on every page.
- Assembly election resultsEvery vidhan sabha seat, from ECI statistical reports
- Lok Sabha election resultsAll 543 parliamentary seats, 2024 and earlier
- State election profilesSeats, parties and turnout for each state
- Constituency mapsAssembly and Lok Sabha boundaries on one map
- Bye-election resultsBy-polls held since the last general elections
- Urban local bodiesMunicipal corporations, councils and wards (LGD)