The winners!
Bhartruhari Mahatab of the BJD wins from Cuttack, defeating nearest Congress rival Syed Mustafiz Ahmed by about 65,000 votes.
Prasanna Patsani of the BJD wins the Bhubaneswar seat, beating nearest rival, S R Pattnaik of the Congress, by over 83,000 votes.
Sikkim Democratic Front Bhim Prashad Dahal retains the lone Sikkim seat, defeating nearest Congress rival Sanchaman Subba by 50,945 votes.
Khandole Zamaru of the Congress defeats the BJP's Kacharubau Raut by 61,196 votes in Malegaon constituency of Maharashtra.
Congress candidate K Rosaiah defeats nearest TDP rival K Saidiah by 28,445 votes to win the Narasaradpet constituency.
Chengara Surendran of the CPI wins the Adoor seat, beating nearest rival Kodikunnil Sunil of the Congress by 16,718 votes.
Yashwant Sinha of the BJP beats his nearest rival Bhuvneshwar Prasad Mehta of the CPI by 1,50,000 votes.
Mahendra Baitna of the Samata Party defeats closest challenger Purnamasi Ram of the Janata Dal by over 50,000 votes.
Mahendra Veer Malviya retains the Bansara seat in Rajasthan for the Congress.
Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy of CPI wins by 28,000 votes in Nalgonda.
Kashiram Rana of BJP wins the Surat seat with 303,100 votes.
Ran Narain Paswan (BJP) defeats closest rival, Shubhawati Paswan (SP), winning Bansgaon seat by a margin of 30,540 votes.
Subbirami Reddy of the Congress wins the Vizag seat.
Union minister M P Veerendra Kumar beaten in Kozhikode.
Union minister Sheesh Ram Ola (Congress-Secular) beats his challenger Madan Lal Saini of the BJP by 37, 869 votes to retain the Jhunjhunu seat in Rajasthan.
State Tribal Welfare Minister Kantilal Bhuria (Congress) retains Jhabua seat in MP, defeating closest challenger Dilip Singh Bhuria (BJP) by more than 82,000 votes.
Baliram Kashyap (BJP) elected from Bastar, MP, beating Manu Ram Sodhi (Congress) by over 16,000 votes.
Sitting BJP MP Ashok Argal retains his seat in Morena, MP, beating nearest rival Pritam Prasad Chaudhury of the RSP by over 68,000 votes.
Sitting MP Rameshwar Patidar (BJP) fights off challenge from Bonder Singh Madloi (Congress) to retain Khargone seat in MP.
Sikar seat in Rajasthan is won by Subhash Mehriya (BJP); there was a gap of 41,322 votes between him and closest competitor Hari Singh (Congress).
Congress candidate Patil Madhavrao Balvant wrests Nashik seat from Rajabhau Godse by over 100,000 votes.
Tonk constituency in Rajasthan witnesses Dwarka P D Batrna of the Congress beating Shambhod Dayal Badgurjar of the BJP by 57,469 seats.
Rajasthan assembly speaker Shanti Lal Chaplot of the BJP beats nearest rival All-India Mahila Congress president Girija Vyas by 11,447 votes to bag the Udaipur seat.
Union minister M Arunachalam defeated in Tenkasi by S Murugesan of the AIADMK by 97,267 votes.
BJP sitting MP Virendra Singh Khatak retains his seat from Sagar, MP, defeating challenger Nandlal Choudhary of the Congress by 148,404 votes.
G M Banatwala of the Indian Union Muslim League wins his traditional Ponnani seat in Mallapuram district by 1,04,244 votes.
The Congress won in Mukundapuram, Kerala.
A K Premajan (CPI-M) wins the Vadakara seat, garnering 58,749 votes more than P M Suresh Babu of the Congress.
Former Union minister Balram Jakhar (Congress) declared the winner in Bikaner. He beat the closest in the competition, Mahendra Singh Bhatti of the BJP by 190,000 votes.
K C Kondiah (Congress) beats N Thippanna of the Lok Shakti by over 63,000 votes to bag the Bellary seat.
R Rajarathinam (AIADMK) wins from the Perambalur seat, defeating his nearest rival, A Raja (DMK) by 69,436 votes.
Mathan aka M Master Mathan (BJP) wins the Nilgiris seat, beating nearest rival, Union minister S R Balasubramaniam (TMC) by 60,385 votes.
Senior Congress leader K Karunakaran wins the Thiruvananthapuram seat of Kerala beating K V Surendranath (CPI) by 15,579 votes.
Ram Narain Meena (Congress) beats BJP state president Raghuveer Singh Kaushal (BJP) by 17,428 votes to win the Kota seat in Rajasthan.
Former maharani of Dholpur Vashundhara Raje (BJP) wins the Jhalawar seat in Rajasthan, beating nearest rival Bharat Singh (Congress) by 63,567 votes.
Chitralekha Tejsinhrao Bhosle (Congress) beats Shiv Sena's Ashok Yaswantrao Gujar by 67,078 votes to win the Ramtek seat.
Karia Munda of the BJP beats his nearest rival, Sushila Karketta of the Congress, by over 20,000 votes, to retain the Khunti seat in Bihar for his party.
Former Union minister P S Ghatomar of the Congress wins the Dibrugarh seat in Assam, defeating sitting BJP MP Ajit Chalina by 139,820 votes.
Sangeeta Kumari Singdeo of the BJP beats nearest Congress rival Sarat Pattnaik by 72,832 votes to win the Bolangir constituency in Orissa.
Nikhilananda Sar of the CPM beats nearest rival Shanti Roy of the BJP by 272,253 votes to retain the Burdwan seat in West Bengal.
Bipsingh Mahato (FB) wins the Purulia, West Bengal seat, beating closest electoral combatant Nepal Mahato (Congress) by 15,560 votes.
K S Rao (Congress) is elected from Machilpatnam after defeating challenger actor-politician V Satyanarayana (TDP) by over 18,000 votes.
R S Gavai of the RPI beats Shiv Sena's Anantrao Mahadev Appa Budhe by 13,859 votes to win the Amravati seat.
Prime Minister I K Gujral wins from Jalandhar, Punjab.
Ganga Charan Rajpur (BJP) was declared elected from Hamirpur, UP, defeating his nearest rival Raj Narain (SP) by over 24,000 votes.
Ravi Prakash Varma (SP) beats his nearest rival Bainda Ali Kanojia (BJP) by a margin of 7,488 votes in Kheri, UP.
H D Deve Gowda wins from Hassan in Karnataka.
P Chidambaram has wins from Sivaganga, Tamil Nadu.
Gurudas Kamat of the Congress beats Pramod Mahajan of the BJP in Bombay northeast.
Vinod Khanna is elected from Gurdaspur. He defeated his nearest Congress rival, Sukhbans Kaur Bhinder, by a margin of over 90,000 votes.
D S Ahire (Congress) retains the Dhule seat.
Suresh Kurup (CPI-M) defeats Ramesh Chennithala (Congress) by 3,139 votes in Kottayam.
Madhukar Sarpotdar (Shiv Sena) retains the Bombay northwest seat.
Sukhbir Singh Badal retains Faridkot, defeating Jagmeet Singh Brar by more than 35,000 votes.
S S Palanimanickam (DMK) elected from Thanjavur with a margin of 48,204 votes.
Rajesh Pilot retains the Dausa seat in Rajasthan, beating nearest rival Rohitashwa Kumar of the BJP by 61,125 votes.
C K Jaffer Sharief (Congress) wrests Bangalore North seat from Janata Dal.
Sharad Pawar wins Baramati by 268,184 votes.
Madan Patil wins Sangli seat, defeating Anna Dange (BJP) by 73,239 votes.
Suryakanta Patil (Congress) wins Hingoli by over 70,000 votes.
Surjit Singh Barnala of the Shiromani Akali Dal wins from Sangrur, Punjab.
Surinder Singh, son of Haryana Chief Minister Bansi Lal, wins from Bhiwani on the Haryana Vikas Congress ticket.
Congress wis the Medak seat in Andhra Pradesh.
Former Union minister and Congress state president Ashok Gehlot wins the Jodhpur seat, beating Jaswant Vishnoi (BJP) by 5,450 votes.
Uttamsingh Pawar (BJP) wins the Jalna seat, beating his nearest rival, Dhyneshwar Banger (Congress) by 1,700 votes.
Mukul Wasnik (Congress) beat Shiv Sena's S Anandrao Adsul by a margin of 53,557 votes to bag the Buldana seat.
Ravi Naik (Congress) snatched the Panaji Lok Sabha seat from the MGP, beating Pandurang Raut of the BJP by just 400 votes.
Suresh Varpudkar (Congress) wrests Parbhani from the Shiv Sena by over 45,000 votes.
Janata Dal wins Chamrajnagar.
Vijay Goel (BJP) beat J P Aggarwal (Congress) by 4,185 votes in Chandni Chowk.
Meira Kumar, daughter of the late Jagjivan Ram, wins by 4,849 votes from the reserved Karol Bagh constituency, beating Delhi Tourism and Welfare Minister S P Ratawal.
Ananth Kumar (BJP) retains Bangalore south seat.
Prithviraj Chavan wins Karad, defeating Jaywantrao Bhosle (Shiv Sena)
by 173,015 votes.
Sudip Bandhopadhyay (Trinamool Congress) defeats the CPI-M's Sarala Maheshawari in Calcutta North West by 73,000 votes.
M C Damodaran (AIADMK) wrests Cuddalore from P A S Venkatesam (TMC) by 27,129 votes.
V K Chinnaswamy (AIADMK) wrests Gobichettipalayam from DMK by 114,642 votes.
Rangarajan Kumaramangalam of the BJP defeats L Adaikaraj of the TMC in the Tiruchirapalli constituency.
Actor Sharat Kumar (DMK) defeated in Tirunelveli by 6,904 votes. R Janardhanan (AIADMK) wins.
Ramchandra Veerappa (BJP) retains Bidar by over 184,000 votes.
M Durai (PMK) wins Vandavasi seat in Tamil Nadu by 65,199 votes.
Usha Meena (Congress) retains Swai Madhopur in Rajasthan by 62,324 votes.
H Ranganathan (DMK) retains Coonoor by 18,305 votes.
Motilal Vora (Congress) wrests Rajnandagaon from the BJP by more than 52,000 votes.
Abhey Singh Bhosale (Congress) wrests Satara from the Shiv Sena by 181,476 votes.
M Selvarasu (CPI) retains Nagapttinam by 131,303 votes.
Congress wrests Ernakulam from the CPI-M by 26,9933 votes.
Satnam Singh Kainth (Ind) wins Phillaur in Punjab by 68,800 votes.
Ghasi Ram Yadav (Congress) wins the Alwar seat by just 200 votes.
Former finance minister Jaswant Singh loses in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.
Erram Naidu (TDP) wins from Srikakulam.
Mallu Ravi (Congress) wins Nagarkurnool in Andhra Pradesh.
C Gopal of the AIADMK beat A M Velu of the TMC from Arkonam constituency.
Ram Raghunath Chaudhary (Congress) elected from Nagaur, Rajasthan, by 106, 399 votes.
Colonel Sona Ram (Congress) retains Barmer by 85,540 votes.
Murli Deora (Congress) wins Bombay South by 20,967 votes, beating nearest rival Jaywantiben Mehta of the BJP.
Satya Pal Jain (BJP) wins Chandigarh by more than 12,000 votes.
Chatin Singh (Akali Dal) wins Bhatinda by 49,824 votes.
B S Rawat (BJP) wins in Almora by a margin of over 80,000 votes.
Motiram Kisan Patil of the BJP elected from Erandol, Maharashtra.
Mohan Rawle (Shiv Sena) retains Bombay South Central seat.
Akali Dal candidate Satwinder Kaur Dhaliwal wins the Ropar seat in Punjab, defeating Mann Singh Madhera (BSP) by 84,000 votes.
Former minister Ajaykumar Sarnaik (Lok Shakti) defeats his nearest rival, Siddu Nyame Gowda (Congress) by 73,632 to bag the Bagalkot seat.
A Ganeshamurthi (MDMK) wins the Palani Lok Sabha seat, beating his nearest S K Kaarvendhan (TMC) by a margin of 27,437 votes.
U Krishnam Raju (BJP) defeats T Gopalkrishna (TDP) by 41,471 votes to bag the Kakinada seat.
AICC spokesman Ajit Jogi is lected from Raigarh, defeating nearst rival, state BJP president Nand Kumar Sai by 4,300 votes.
Muni Lak of the BJP defeats his nearest rival, Ram Kesri Prasad of the RJD, by 88,728 votes to retain the Sasaram seat in Bihar.
Vaiko aka V Gopalaswamy of the MDMK beat V Alagirisamy by 134, 923 votes to bag the Sivakasi seat.
Professor P J Kurien (Congress) defeats CPI-M-backed Professor Ninan Koshy by 1,170 votes in Mavellikara.
Vijay Sankeshwar (BJP) elected from Dharwar north. He defeats Congress candidate D K Naikar by over 110,000 votes.
Vijay Shankar (BJP) wins from Mysore, defeating S Chikkamadu (Congress)
by 95,013 votes.
S Jaipal Reddy (JD) wins from Mehbubnagar, Andhra Pradesh, beating S Mallikarjun, Congress state president. Reddy polled 298,267 votes, beating the Congress nominee by 42,661 votes. Jitendra Reddy of the BJP finished third with 206,756 votes.
Suresh Prabhu (Shiv Sena) retains Rajapur seat, defeating Machindra Kambli by 65,000 votes.
Paramasivam Raja of the All-India Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam bags 288,072 votes in Pudukottai, beating the DMK's Siva P N who gets 257,552.
Prem Singh Lalpura of the Shiromani Akali Dal wins by a margin of 125,000 votes over his nearest rival Gurinder Singh of the BJP in Tarn Taran.
S Mallikarjunaiah of the Bharatiya Janata Party defeats R Narayana of the Congress in Tumkur constituency of Karnataka. Mallikarjunaiah gets 327,312 votes as against Narayana's 256,125.
N T Shanmugham (PMK) wins the Vellore seat, beating closest rival T A Mohammed Sashy (DMK) by 26,405 votes.
N Dennis (TMC) beat P Radhakrishnan (BJP) by 29,185 votes in Nagercoil.
Mahendra Veer Malaviya (Congress) wins the Banswara seat.
Ulhas Patil (Congress) beats Gunwantrao Sardde of the BJP in Jalgaon by a margin of 56,814 votes.
Giridhari Lal Bhargava (BJP) beats M Sayeed Khan Goodage of the Congress, winning the Jaipur seat by 138,971 votes.
M Thyagarajan (AIADMK) wins Pollachi by 95,401 votes.
Shamanur Shivshankarappa (Congress) wrests Devangare from G M Mallikarjunappa of the BJP by over 11,000 votes.
Subramanian Swamy of the Janata Party elected from Madurai bagging 266,202 seats and beating A Q S Rambabu (TMC) by 20,897 votes.
R Ramarajan of the AIADMK beat R Dhanushkodi Athithan of the TMC by 46,855 votes to win the Tiruchendur seat.
M Anirudhan of the CPI beat C V Padmarajan of the Congress by 3,938 votes to retain the Chanthannur seat in Kerala for the Left Democratic Front.
K Venugopal of the AIADMK beat T Nagarathinam of the DMK by 23,795 votes to bag the Sriperumbudur seat.
M Thambidurai (AIADMK) beat K Natrayam (TMC) to bag the Karur seat in Tamil Nadu.
Y S Rajasekhar Reddy (Congress) defeats Kandula Rajamohan Reddy (TDP) to bag the Cuddapah constituency.
Uttamrao Patil (Congress) wins Yavatmal seat by 54,673 votes.
Mohanbhai Sanjaybhai (BJP) wins Dadra and Nagar Havel by a lead of 8,717 votes.
Ramakrishna Patil (Congress) wins Aurangabad, defeating sitting Shiv Sena MP Pradeep Jaiswal.
Ambareesh of the Janata Dal beat nearest rival G Made Gowda of the Congress in Mandya. He had 431,439 votes as against Made Gowda's 250,916. H Srinivas of the BJP trailed with 102,459.
Rampal Upadhaya of the Congress wins the Bhilwara seat in Rajasthan, beating Subhash Chandra Baheriya of the BJP by 79,951 votes.
Former Union minister P M Sayeed of the Congress is elected from Lakshadweep, defeating rival Janata Dal candidate K K Mohammed Koya by 1,005 votes. This is the ninth time Sayeed has won this seat.
Buta Singh, an independent now, wins from Jalore, Rajasthan. He defeats Gena Ram Meghwai of the BJP by 166,005 votes.
Shankar Pannu of the Congress beat nearest contestant and sitting MP Nihal Chand of the BJP by a margin of 42,761 votes in Ganganagar, Rajasthan.
Mithilal Jain of the Congress wrests the Pali seat, Rajasthan, from BJP nominee and former chief justice of Guwahati high court Suman Mal Lodha with a lead of over 26,730 votes.
Kamal Choudhary of the BJP wins from Hoshiarpur in Punjab beating Congress candidate C D Singh by a margin of more than 65,000 votes.
Prabha Thakur of the Congress wins the Ajmer seat in Rajasthan, beating nearest rival Rasa Singh Rawat of the BJP by 5,772 votes.
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