- Lok Sabha
- Bareilly, Aonla (part), Pilibhit (Baheri)
- Assembly seats
- 9
- Tehsils
- 6
- Urban body
- Bareilly Municipal Corporation
Bareilly district has nine assembly segments split across three parliamentary seats: five in Bareilly, three (Faridpur, Bithari Chainpur, Aonla) in Aonla, and Baheri in Pilibhit. A political survey company in Bareilly that reports one district number is blending three contests. As an election survey agency in Bareilly we weight each seat on its own and treat the municipal corporation wards separately from tehsils such as Meerganj and Nawabganj.
Census 2011 recorded Urdu at 8.5% of mother-tongue returns, concentrated in parts of the city, so we field bilingual interviewers there. A market research company in Bareilly brief often centres on the city's trade and transport role; a data collection agency in Bareilly brief more often covers rural households. Our door to door survey agency in Bareilly teams log every visit outcome, and the booth management app Bareilly campaign workers use runs offline. The district office lists six tehsils and fifteen blocks, and a survey agency in Bareilly covering the rural frame will spend most of its field days in blocks such as Bhojipura, Fatehganj West and Alampur Zafarabad rather than in the city.
- Lok Sabha
- Badaun; Aonla (Shekhupur, Dataganj)
- Assembly seats
- 6
- Urdu (Census 2011)
- 9.9%
- Official spelling
- Badaun
Budaun, spelt Badaun in official records, has six assembly segments. Bisauli (SC), Sahaswan, Bilsi and Badaun vote in the Badaun Lok Sabha seat, which also takes Gunnaur, now in Sambhal district, while Shekhupur and Dataganj vote in Aonla alongside three Bareilly segments. A political survey company in Budaun has to coordinate with Bareilly fieldwork whenever a client asks about Aonla. An election survey agency in Budaun also needs to reach riverine villages along the Ganga on the district's southern edge, where access changes with the season.
Census 2011 put Urdu at nearly 10% of the district's mother-tongue returns, the highest in the division (that count still included Gunnaur, before Sambhal district was formed), and towns like Ujhani and Sahaswan add an urban layer. A market research company in Budaun or a data collection agency in Budaun should plan quotas for both. Our door to door survey agency in Budaun teams use the same block grid, and the booth management app Budaun volunteers carry works without signal. With 15 blocks on the district list, from Ambiapur and Asafpur to Wazirganj and Usawan, a survey agency in Budaun needs a Badaun-seat team that also crosses into Sambhal for Gunnaur.
- Lok Sabha
- Pilibhit (with Baheri from Bareilly)
- Assembly seats
- 4
- Tehsils
- 5
- Border
- Nepal
Pilibhit is the division's frontier district: it borders Nepal, and the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, notified in 2014, covers forest along its northern side. Its four assembly segments, Pilibhit, Barkhera, Puranpur (SC) and Bisalpur, join Baheri from Bareilly to form the Pilibhit Lok Sabha seat. A political survey company in Pilibhit that skips Baheri misses a fifth of the seat, and an election survey agency in Pilibhit must plan forest-fringe routes around daylight and access rules.
The language mix is unusual. Census 2011 recorded Urdu at 9.0%, Punjabi at 3.7% and Bengali at 3.1% alongside Hindi, so questionnaires may need more than two languages in some Puranpur and Kalinagar villages. A market research company in Pilibhit or a data collection agency in Pilibhit should budget for that. Our door to door survey agency in Pilibhit teams work offline, as does the booth management app Pilibhit teams use. A survey agency in Pilibhit that writes its script only in Hindi should at least pilot it in those Bengali- and Punjabi-speaking settlements first.
- Lok Sabha
- Shahjahanpur (SC)
- Assembly seats
- 6
- Blocks
- 15
- Urban body
- Shahjahanpur Municipal Corporation
Shahjahanpur is the division's cleanest parliamentary map: all six assembly segments, Katra, Jalalabad, Tilhar, Powayan (SC), Shahjahanpur and Dadraul, form the Shahjahanpur (SC) Lok Sabha seat. That lets a political survey company in Shahjahanpur read district and seat together. It is also large, at about 4,575 sq km with 15 blocks, so an election survey agency in Shahjahanpur needs more field days per interview than in Pilibhit.
Shahjahanpur is the youngest of Uttar Pradesh's municipal corporations, upgraded in 2018, and its wards are newer to city-style surveys than Bareilly's. A market research company in Shahjahanpur brief usually splits corporation wards from Tilhar and Jalalabad towns. A data collection agency in Shahjahanpur or a door to door survey agency in Shahjahanpur contract uses the 15-block grid, and the booth management app Shahjahanpur workers use keeps working offline. Census 2011 also recorded Urdu at 7.3% and Punjabi at 1.4% here, so a survey agency in Shahjahanpur should check ward and village language before assigning enumerators.
