The ruling BJP sweeped the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, winning 62 of the 80 Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh while the main opposition party, Congress could only manage a single seat.

Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election 2024: Parliamentary elections in Uttar Pradesh will be held in seven phases, spanning nearly two months, from Phase 1 on April 19 to Phase 7 on June 1, 2024. Uttar Pradesh has a whopping 80 Lok Sabha seats, the highest in the country, thus sending the most number of MPs to the Lower House of the Parliament and ensuring victory for any party which manages to conquer this vast state.

Check out the full schedule, phases, seats, and list of candidates for each of Uttar Pradesh’s 80 Lok Sabha constituencies.

Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2024 Full Schedule

The Lok Sabha polls in Uttar Pradesh will be held in seven phases for the following seats:

Phase 1: April 19

Constituencies:

• Saharanpur
• Kairana
• Muzaffarnagar
• Bijnor
• Nagina
• Moradabad
• Rampur
• Pilibhit

Phase 2: April 26

Constituencies:

• Amroha
• Meerut
• Baghpat
• Ghaziabad
• Gautam Buddha Nagar
• Bulandshahr (SC)
• Aligarh
• Mathura

Phase 3: May 7

Constituencies:

• Sambhal
• Hathras
• Agra
• Fatehpur Sikri
• Firozabad
• Mainpuri
• Etah
• Badaun
• Amla
• Bareilly
• Aonla

Phase 4: May 13

Constituencies:

• Shahjahanpur (SC)
• Lakhimpur Kheri
• Dhaurahara
• Sitapur
• Hardoi
• Misrikh
• Unnao
• Farrukhabad
• Etawah
• Kannauj
• Kanpur
• Akbarpur
• Bahraich

Phase 5: May 20

Constituencies:

• Mohanlalganj
• Lucknow
• Rae Bareli
• Amethi
• Jalaun
• Jhansi
• Hamirpur
• Banda
• Fatehpur
• Kaushambi
• Barabanki
• Faizabad
• Kaiserganj
• Gonda

Phase 6: May 25

Constituencies:

• Sultanpur
• Pratapgarh
• Phulpur
• Allahabad
• Ambedkarnagar
• Shravasti
• Dumariyaganj
• Basti
• Sant Kabir Nagar
• Lalganj (SC)
• Azamgarh
• Jaunpur
• Machhilshahr
• Bhadohi

Phase 7: June 1

Constituencies:

• Maharajganj
• Gorakhpur
• Kushinagar
• Deoria
• Bansgaon (SC)
• Ghosi
• Salempur
• Ballia
• Ghazipur
• Chandauli
• Varanasi
• Mirzapur
• Robertsganj (SC)

Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2024 Dates; Phase-Wise

Phase 1

Constituencies:

1. Saharanpur
2. Kairana
3. Muzaffarnagar
4. Bijnor
5. Nagina
6. Moradabad
7. Rampur
8. Pilibhit

Date of notification: March 20, 2024

Last date of nominations: March 27, 2024

Last date to withdraw nominations: March 30, 2024

Polling date: April 19, 2024

Date of counting/results: June 4, 2024

Phase 2

Constituencies:

1. Amroha
2. Meerut
3. Baghpat
4. Ghaziabad
5. Gautam Buddha Nagar
6. Bulandshahr (SC)
7. Aligarh
8. Mathura

Date of notification: March 28, 2024

Last date of nominations: April 4, 2024

Last date to withdraw nominations: April 8, 2024

Polling date: April 26, 2024

Date of counting/results: June 4, 2024

Phase 3

Constituencies:

1. Sambhal
2. Hathras
3. Agra
4. Fatehpur Sikri
5. Firozabad
6. Mainpuri
7. Etah
8. Badaun
9. Amla
10. Bareilly
11. Aonla

Date of notification: April 12, 2024

Last date of nominations: April 19, 2024

Last date to withdraw nominations: April 22, 2024

Polling date: May 7, 2024

Date of counting/results: June 4, 2024

Phase 4

Constituencies:

1. Shahjahanpur (SC)
2. Lakhimpur Kheri
3. Dhaurahara
4. Sitapur
5. Hardoi
6. Misrikh
7. Unnao
8. Farrukhabad
9. Etawah
10. Kannauj
11. Kanpur
12. Akbarpur
13. Bahraich

Date of notification: April 18, 2024

Last date of nominations: April 25, 2024

Last date to withdraw nominations: April 29, 2024

Polling date: May 13, 2024

Date of counting/results: June 4, 2024

Phase 5

Constituencies:

1. Mohanlalganj
2. Lucknow
3. Rae Bareli
4. Amethi
5. Jalaun
6. Jhansi
7. Hamirpur
8. Banda
9. Fatehpur
10. Kaushambi
11. Barabanki
12. Faizabad
13. Kaiserganj
14. Gonda

Date of notification: April 26, 2024

Last date of nominations: May 3, 2024

Last date to withdraw nominations: May 6, 2024

Polling date: May 20, 2024

Date of counting/results: June 4, 2024

Phase 6

Constituencies:

1. Sultanpur
2. Pratapgarh
3. Phulpur
4. Allahabad
5. Ambedkarnagar
6. Shravasti
7. Dumariyaganj
8. Basti
9. Sant Kabir Nagar
10. Lalganj (SC)
11. Azamgarh
12. Jaunpur
13. Machhilshahr
14. Bhadohi

Date of notification: April 29, 2024

Last date of nominations: May 6, 2024

Last date to withdraw nominations: May 9, 2024

Polling date: May 25, 2024

Date of counting/results: June 4, 2024

Phase 7

Constituencies:

1. Maharajganj
2. Gorakhpur
3. Kushinagar
4. Deoria
5. Bansgaon (SC)
6. Ghosi
7. Salempur
8. Ballia
9. Ghazipur
10. Chandauli
11. Varanasi
12. Mirzapur
13. Robertsganj (SC)

Date of notification: May 7, 2024

Last date of nominations: May 14, 2024

Last date to withdraw nominations: May 17, 2024

Polling date: June 1, 2024

Date of counting/results: June 4, 2024

Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Party-Wise Candidates List

Samajwadi Party (SP)

1. Rajaram Pal – Akbarpur
2. Brijendra Singh – Aligarh
3. Lalji Verma – Ambedkar Nagar
4. Neeraj Maurya – Aonla
5. Dharmendra Yadav – Azamgarh
6. Shivpal Singh Yadav – Badaun
7. Manoj Chaudhary – Baghpat
8. Ramesh Gautam – Bahraich
9. Shivshankar Singh Patel – Banda
10. Praveen Singh Aron – Bareilly
11. Ram Prasad Chaudhary – Basti
12. Yashvir Singh – Bijnor
13. Virendra Singh – Chandauli
14. Anand Bhadoria – Dhaurahra
15. Devesh Shakya – Etah
16. Jitendra Dohare – Etawah
17. Awadhesh Prasad – Faizabad
18. Dr Naval Kishore Shakya – Farrukhabad
19. Akshay Yadav – Firozabad
20. Rahul Awana – Gautam Buddh Nagar
21. Afzal Ansari – Ghazipur
22. Rajiv Rai – Ghosi
23. Shreya Verma – Gonda
24. Kajal Nishad – Gorakhpur
25. Ajendra Singh Rajput – Hamirpur
26. Usha Verma – Hardoi
27. Jasveer Balmiki – Hathras
28. Narayan Das Ahirwar – Jalaun
29. Iqra Hasan – Kairana
30. Utkarsh Verma – Kheri
31. Daroga Saroj – Lalganj
32. Ravidas Mehrotra – Lucknow
33. Dimple Yadav – Mainpuri
34. Bhanu Pratap Singh – Meerut
35. Rajendra S Bind – Mirzapur
36. Manoj Kumar Rajvanshi – Misrikh
37. R K Chaudhary – Mohanlalganj
38. Harendra Milak – Muzaffarnagar
39. Manoj Kumar – Nagina
40. Dr. SP Singh Patel – Pratapgarh
41. Shafiqur Rahman Barq – Sambhal
42. Rajesh Kashyap – Shahjahanpur
43. Bhim Nishad – Sultanpur
44. Annu Tandon – Unnao
45. Surendra Singh Patel – Varanasi

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

1. Devendra Singh Bhole – Akbarpur
2. Ritesh Pandey – Ambedkar Nagar
3. Smriti Irani – Amethi
4. Kanwar Singh Tanwar – Amroha
5. Dharmendra Kashyap – Aonla
6. Dinesh Lal Yadav ‘Nirahua’ – Azamgarh
7. R.K Singh Patel – Banda
8. Kamlesh Paswan – Bansgaon
9. Upendra Singh Rawat – Barabanki
10. Harish Dwivedi – Basti
11. Dr. Bhola Singh – Bulandshahr
12. Dr. Mahendra Nath Pandey – Chandauli
13. Rekha Verma – Dhaurahra
14. Jagdambika Pal – Domariyaganj
15. Rajvir Singh (Raju Bhaiya) – Etah
16. Dr. Ram Shankar Katheria – Etawah
17. Lallu Singh – Faizabad
18. Mukesh Rajput – Farrukhabad
19. Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti – Fatehpur
20. Raj Kumar Chahar – Fatehpur Sikri
21. Dr. Mahesh Sharma – Gautam Buddh Nagar
22. Kirti Vardhan Singh Alias Raja Bhaiya – Gonda
23. Ravi Kishan – Gorakhpur
24. Kunwar Pushpendra Singh Chandel – Hamirpur
25. Jai Prakash Rawat – Hardoi
26. Bhanu Pratap Singh Verma – Jalaun
27. Kripashankar Singh – Jaunpur
28. Anurag Verma – Jhansi
29. Pradeep Kumar – Kairana
30. Subrat Pathak – Kannauj
31. Ajay Mishra Teni – Kheri
32. Vijay Kumar Dubey – Kushi Nagar
33. Smt. Neelam Sonkar – Lalganj
34. Rajnath Singh – Lucknow
35. Pankaj Choudhary – Maharajganj
36. Smt. Hema Malini – Mathura
37. Ashok Kumar Rawat – Misrikh
38. Kaushal Kishore – Mohanlalganj
39. Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Baliyan – Muzaffarnagar
40. Om Kumar – Nagina
41. Sangam Lal Gupta – Pratapgarh
42. Ghanshyam Lodhi – Rampur
43. Ravindra Kushwaha – Salempur
44. Parmeshwar Lal Saini – Sambhal
45. Praveen Kumar Nishad – Sant Kabir Nagar
46. Arjun Kumar Sagar – Shahjahanpur
47. Saket Mishra – Shrawasti
48. Rajesh Verma – Sitapur
49. Sakshi Maharaj – Unnao
50. Narendra Modi (Prime Minister) – Varanasi

Congress

1. Ram Nath Sikarwar – Amroha
2. Ajay Rai – Varanasi
3. Akhilesh Pratap Singh – Barabanki
4. Sadan Prasad – Deoria
5. Alok Mishra – Fatehpur Sikri
6. Tanuj Punia – Jhansi
7. Pradeep Jain Aditya – Kanpur.
8. Danish Ali – Saharanpur

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP)

1. Majid Ali – Saharanpur
2. Shripal Singh – Kairana
3. Dara Singh Prajapati – Muzaffarnagar
4. Vijendra Singh – Bijnor
5. Surendra Pal Singh – Nagina (SC)
6. Mohammad Irfan Saidi – Moradabad
7. Zeeshan Khan – Rampur
8. Shaukat Ali – Sambhal
9. Amroha – Mujahid Hussain
10. Devrit Tyagi – Meerut
11. Praveen Bansal – Baghpat
12. Rajendra Singh Solanki –  Gautam Buddha Nagar
13. Girish Chandra Jatav – Bulandshahr (SC)
14. Abid Ali – Amla
15. Anees Ahmed Khan, alias Phoolbabu – Pilibhit
16. Dodram Verma – Shahjahanpur (SC)

(Note: Candidates list will be updated as they are announced by respective parties)

Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha 2019: Constituency Seats Winners List

1. Saharanpur – Haji Fazlur Rehman (BSP)
2. Kairana – Pradeep Kumar (BJP)
3. Muzaffarnagar – Sanjeev Kumar Balyan (BJP)
4. Bijnor – Malook Nagar (BSP)
5. Nagina Girish Chandra (BSP)
6. Moradabad – Dr. S.T. Hasan (SP)
7. Rampur – Mohammad Azam Khan (SP)
8. Sambhal – Dr. Shafiqur Rehman Barq (SP)
9. Amroha – Kunwar Danish Ali (BSP)
10. Meerut – Rajendra Agarwal (BJP)
11. Baghpat – Satyapal Singh (BJP)
12. Ghaziabad – Vijay Kumar Singh (BJP)
13. Gautam Buddha Nagar – Dr. Mahesh Sharma (BJP)
14. Bulandshahr – Bhola Singh (BJP)
15. Aligarh – Satish Kumar Gautam (BJP)
16. Hathras – Rajvir Diler (BJP)
17. Mathura – Hema Malini (BJP)
18. Agra – Satyapal Singh Baghel (BJP)
19. Fatehpur Sikri – Rajkumar Chahar (BJP)
20. Firozabad Dr. Chandra Sen Jadon (BJP)
21. Mainpuri Mulayam Singh Yadav (SP)
22. Etah – Rajveer Singh (BJP)
23. Badaun – Dr. Sanghmitra Maurya (BJP)
24. Aonla – Dharmendra Kashyap (BJP)
25. Bareilly – Santosh Kumar Gangwar (BJP)
26. Pilibhit – Varun Gandhi (BJP)
27. Shahjahanpur – Arun Kumar Sagar (BJP)
28. Kheri – Ajay Kumar (BJP)
29. Dhaurahra – Rekha Verma (BJP)
30. Sitapur – Rajesh Verma (BJP)
31. Hardoi – Jai Prakash (BJP)
32. Misrikh – Ashok Kumar Rawat (BJP)
33. Unnao – Swami Sakshi Ji Maharaj (BJP)
34. Mohanlalganj – Kaushal Kishore (BJP)
35. Lucknow – Rajnath Singh (BJP)
36. Rae Bareli – Sonia Gandhi (Congress)
37. Amethi Smriti Irani (BJP)
38. Sultanpur – Maneka Gandhi (BJP)
39. Pratapgarh – Sangam Lal Gupta (BJP)
40. Farrukhabad – Mukesh Rajput (BJP)
41. Etawah – Dr Ram Shankar Katheria (BJP)
42. Kannauj – Subrat Pathak (BJP)
43. Kanpur Urban – Satyadev Pachauri (BJP)
44. Akbarpur – Devendra Singh ‘Bhole’ (BJP)
45. Jalaun – Bhanu Pratap Singh Verma (BJP)
46. Jhansi – Anurag Sharma (BJP)
47. Hamirpur – Kunwar Pushpendra Singh Chandel (BJP)
48. Banda – R.K. Singh Patel (BJP)
49. Fatehpur – Niranjan Jyoti (BJP)
50. Kaushambi – Vinod Kumar Sonkar (BJP)
51. Phulpur – Keshari Devi Patel (BJP)
52. Allahabad – Rita Bahuguna Joshi (BJP)
53. Barabanki – Upendra Singh Rawat (BJP)
54. Faizabad – Lallu Singh (BJP)
55. Ambedkar Nagar – Ritesh Pandey (BSP)
56. Bahraich – Akshaibar Lal (BJP)
57. Kaiserganj – Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh (BJP)
58. Shrawasti – Ram Shiromani (BSP)
59. Gonda – Kirti Vardhan Singh Alias Raja Bhaiya (BJP)
60. Domariyaganj – Jagdambika Pal (BJP)
61. Basti – Harish Chandra Alias Harish Dwivedi (BJP)
62. Sant Kabir Nagar – Praveen Kumar Nishad (BJP)
63. Maharajganj – Pankaj Choudhary (BJP)
64. Gorakhpur – Ravi Kishan (BJP)
65. Kushi Nagar – Vijay Kumar Dubey (BJP)
66. Deoria – Ramapati Ram Tripathi (BJP)
67. Bansgaon Kamlesh Paswan (BJP)
68. Lalganj – Sangeeta Azad (BSP)
69. Azamgarh- Akhilesh Yadav (SP)
70. Ghosi – Atul Kumar Singh (BSP)
71. Salempur – Ravinder (BJP)
72. Ballia – Virendra Singh (BJP)
73. Jaunpur – Shyam Singh Yadav (BSP)
74. Machhlishahr – Bholanath (BJP)
75. Ghazipur – Afzal Ansari (BSP)
76. Chandauli – Dr. Mahendra Nath Pandey (BJP)
77. Varanasi – Narendra Modi (BJP)
78. Bhadohi – Ramesh Chand (BJP)
79. Mirzapur – Anupriya Singh Patel (Apna Dal – Soneylal)
80. Robertsganj – Pakauri Lal Kol (Apna Dal – Soneylal)

Total seats=80; Results: BJP = 62, BSP – 10, SP – 5, ADS – 2, Congress – 1.

Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2024

The ruling BJP sweeped the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, winning 62 of the 80 Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh while the main opposition party, Congress, could only manage a single seat. In 2024, the Congress-led INDIA bloc will looking to give a tough fight to the saffron juggernaut as the opposition grouping hopes to gain some lost ground and prevent the BJP-led NDA from getting an insurmountable majority.