Jharkhand Election 2024: Full List Of Candidates And Their Constituencies

Jharkhand Election 2024 Candidates List: A total of 1,211 candidates remain in the contest for the Jharkhand Assembly Elections.

Jharkhand Election 2024 Candidates List: The people of Jharkhand are set to vote in a crucial election in two phases. The voting for the 81-member Jharkhand assembly election will take place on November 13 and November 20.

Counting Of Votes: The results will be announced on November 23, with the votes being counted at 8 a.m. The main contest is between the BJP-led NDA and JMM-led INDIA bloc. The BJP is contesting the polls in alliance with the AJSU, JDU, and LJP, while the JMM has joined hands with Congress, Left, and RJD.

A total of 1,211 candidates remain in the contest for the Jharkhand Assembly Elections, with the final date for withdrawal of nominations for the second phase closing November 2. 

The first phase is scheduled for November 13, covering 43 constituencies, with 683 candidates competing. Following the withdrawal deadline, 528 candidates are set to compete in the second phase, which includes 38 constituencies and is scheduled for November 20. The vote counting will take place on November 23.

Jharkhand has 24 districts, with 81 assembly seats, of which 44 are general seats. Across Jharkhand, there are 29,562 polling stations, comprising 5,042 urban and 24,520 rural booths.

Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2024: Full List of Candidates

Assembly Seat	BJP / AJSU / JDU/ LJP	JMM/ Congress/RJD /CPIM
Rajmahal	Anant Kumar Ojha -BJP	Md. Tajuddin -JMM
Borio (ST)	Lobin Hembram -BJP	Dhananjay Soren -JMM
Barhait (ST)	Gamliyel Hembrom - BJP	Hemnta Soren-JMM
Litipara (ST)	Babudhan Murmu- BJP	Hemlal Murmu-JMM
Pakaur	Azhar Islam - AJSU	Nisat Alam -Congress
Maheshpur (ST)	Navneet Hembrom-BJP	Stephen Marandi- JMM
Sikaripara (ST)	Paritosh Soren-BJP	Alok Kumar Soren-JMM
Dumka (ST)	Sunil Soren- BJP	Basant Soren- JMM
Jama (ST)	Suresh Murmu -BJP	Lois Marandi -JMM
Jarmundi	Devendra Kunwar- BJP	Badal Patralekh- Congress
Nala	Madhav Chandra Mahto	Rabindra Nath Mahato- JMM
Jamtara	Sita Murmu-BJP	Dr. Irfan Ansari- Congress
Madhupur	Ganga Narayan Singh-BJP	Hafizul Hassan- JMM
Sarath	Randhir Kumar Singh-bjp	Uday Shankar Singh-JMM
Deoghar (SC)	Narayan Das- BJP	Suresh Paswan-RJD
Poreyahat	Devendranath Singh-BJP	Pradeep Yadav-Cong
Godda	Amit Kumar Mandal- BJP	Sanjay Prasad Yadav-JDU
Mahagama	Ashok Kumar Bhagat- BJP	Deepika Pandey Singh- Cong
Kodarma	Neera Yadav- BJP	Subhash Prasad Yadav- JDU
Barkatha	Amit Kumar Yadav- BJP	Janki Prasad Yadav-JMM
Barhi	Manoj Yadav- BJP	Arun Sahu- Congress
Mandu	Nirmal Mahto-AJSU	Jai Prakash Patel- Congress
Hazaribagh	Pradeep Prasad- BJP	Munna Singh -Cong
Barkagaon	Roshan Lal Choudhary- BJP	Amba Prasad Sahu- Congress
Ramgarh	AJSU- Sunita Choudhary	Mamta Devi- Congress
Simaria (SC)	Ujjwal Das- BJP	Manoj Kumar Chandra- JMM
Chatra (SC)	Janardan Paswan -LJP-RV	Rashmi Prakash - RJD
Dhanwar	Babulal Marandi-BJP	Nizam Uddin Ansari-JMM
Bagodar	Nagendra Mahto-BJP	Vinod Kumar Singh-CPIML
Jamua (SC)	Manju Devi-BJP	Kedar Hazra-JMM
Gandey	Muniya Devi-BJP	Kalpana Murmu-JMM
Giridih	Nirbhay Kumar Shahabadi-BJP	Sudivya Kumar-JMM
Dumri	Yashoda Devi-AJSU	Bebi Devi-JMM
Gomia	AJSU- Lambodar Mahto	Yogendra prasad-JMM
Bermo	Ravindra Pandey-BJP	Kumar Jai Mangal- Congress
Bokaro	Biranchi Narayan- BJP	Shweta Singh - Congress
Chandankiyari (SC)	Amar Kumar Bauri-BJP	Uma Kant Rajak-JMM
Sindri	Tara Devi-BJP	Mobin Ansari-Congress
Nirsa	Aparna Sengupta-BJP	Arup Chatterjee - CPIML
Dhanbad	Raj Sinha- BJP	Ajay kumar dubey-Congress
Jharia	Ragini Singh- BJP	Purnima Niraj Singh- Conrgess
Tundi	Vikash Kumar Mahato- BJP	Mathura Prasad Mahato-JMM
Baghmara	Shatrughan Mahto-BJP	Jaleshwaro Mehato-JMM
Bahragora	DineshAnanda Goswami- BJP	Ashok Mahato-Congress
Ghatsila (ST)	Babulal Soren-BJP	Ram Das Soren-JMM
Potka (ST)	Meera Munda-BJP	Sanjib Sardar-JMM
Jugsalai (SC)	AJSU- Ram Chandra Sahas	Srishti Bhuniya- Congress
Jamshedpur (East)	Purnima Sahu- BJP	Ajoy Kumar- Congress
Jamshedpur	Saryu Roy-JDU	Banna Gupta-Conrgess
Ichagarh	Hare Lal Mahato-AJSU	Sabita Mahato-JMM
Seraikella (ST)	Champai Soren- BJP	Ganesh Mahali-JMM
Kharsawan (ST)	Sonaram Bodra- BJP	Dashrath Gagrai-JMM
Chaibasa (ST)	Geeta Balmuchu- BJP	Deepak Birua-JMM
Majhgaon (ST)	Barkunwar Gagrai- BJP	Niral Purthy-JMM
Jaganathpur (ST)	Geeta Koda- BJP	Sona Ram Sinku- Congress
Manoharpur (ST)	Dinesh Boipai- AJSU	Jagat Majhi-JMM
Chakradharpur (ST)	Shashibhushan Samad- BJP	Sukhram Oraon- JMM
Tamar (ST)	Gopal Krishna-JDU	Vikas Munda-JMM
Silli	Sudesh Kumar-AJSU	Amit Kumar-JMM
Khijri (ST)	Ram Kumar Pahan- BJP	Rajesh Kachhap- Congress
Ranchi	CP Singh- BJP	Mahua Maji- JMM
Hatia	Navin Jaiswal- BJP	Ajay Nath Sahdeo- Congress
Kanke (SC)	Jitu Charan Ram- BJP	Suresh Kumar Baitha- Cong
Mandar (ST)	Sunny Toppo- BJP	Shilpi Neha Tirkey- Congress
Torpa (ST)	Koche Munda- BJP	Sudeep Ghudiya-JMM
Khunti (ST)	Nilkanth Singh Munda- BJP	Ram Surya Munda-JMM
Sisai (ST)	Arun Oraon- BJP	Jiga Susaran Horo- JMM
Gumla (ST)	Sudarshan Bhagat- BJP	Bhushan Tikrey-JMM
Bishunpur (ST)	Sameer Oraon- BJP	Chamra Linda-JMM
Simdega (ST)	Shradhanand Besra- BJP	Bhushan Bara- Congress
Kolebira (ST)	Sujan Jojo- BJP	Naman Viksal Kongari- Cong
Lohardaga (ST)	Neeru Shanti Bhagat-AJSU	Rameshwar Oraon- Congress
Manika (ST)	Harikrishna Singh- BJP	Ramchandra Singh- Congress
Latehar (SC)	Prakash Ram- BJP	Baidyanath Ram- JMM
Panki	Kushwaha Shashi Bhushan Mehta-BJP	Lal Suraj- Congress
Daltonganj	Alok Kumar Chaurasiya- BJP	Krishna Tripathi- Congress
Bishrampur	Ramachandra Chandravanshi- BJP	Sudhir Kumar- Congress
Chhatarpur (SC)	Pushpa Devi Bhuiyan- BJP	Radha Kishore- Congress
Hussainabad	Kamlesh Kumar Singh- BJP	Sanjay Singh- RJD
Garhwa	Satyendra Nath Tiwari- BJP	Mithlesh Thakur- JMM
Bhawanathpur	Bhanu Pratap Shahi- BJP	Anant Pratap Deo- JMM

The electorate totals 2.6 crore, including 1.31 crore men and 1.29 crore women. There are over 11.84 lakh first-time voters aged 18-19, along with 66.84 lakh young voters between 20-29 years. The state has 3.67 lakh voters with disabilities and 1,706 voters over the age of 100. 

The term of the Jharkhand State Assembly will end on January 5, 2025, prompting elections for 81 constituencies across the state, including 44 general seats, 9 reserved for SC, and 28 for ST candidates,