Elur: Elections for Elur Lok Sabha constituency in Andhra Pradesh will be held in May. Voting date is May 13th (Phase 4).
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Elle: andhra pradesh Elur Lok Sabha constituency Elections will be held in May. The third stage of voting is scheduled for May 13th. The date of declaration of results for the 2024 Lok Sabha election seat is June 4 for him. The Elul Lok Sabha constituency in Andhra Pradesh is a political powerhouse well known for its huge influence on Indian politics. Elur has a diversified demographic and continues to be an important capital of Andhra Pradesh. Voters are even more eager to demonstrate the power of their vote in 2024. The notable candidates for Eluru Lok Sabha constituency 2024 are: Karmuri Sunil Kumar Yadav From the Yuvajana Sramika Ryuthu Congress Party, Putta Mahesh Yadav from the Telugu Desam Party, and Kavri Lavanya From the Indian National Congress.
Lok Sabha elections in Eluru in 2019 and 2014
With 676,809 votes, YSRCP candidate Shridhar won the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. TDP candidate Maganti Venkateshwar Rao secured the second position by securing 510,884 votes while Congress candidate Jetty Gurunadhan Rao secured the third position by securing 20,378 votes.
Former Congress leader Maganti Venkateswara Rao was elected in the 2014 elections on a TDP ticket and is making his second appearance in the Lok Sabha. He defeated YSR candidate Thota Chandra Shekhar by a margin of 101,926 votes. Voter turnout in 2014 was 84.27%, and TDP emerged as the leading party in the constituency with 51.82% of the votes. While less than 1% votes were cast for the Congress, YSR Congress came second with 43.35% votes cast.
Demographic composition of Eluru
In Eluru, Andhra Pradesh, 85% of the population lives in rural areas and the remaining 15% in urban areas. Eluru is known as a center of trade. There are a total of 1,427,764 voters in this constituency. Seven seats in the Legislative Assembly are held by members from Eluru Lok Sabha constituencies of Ungutur, Dendururu, Eluru, Polavaram, Chintalapudi, Nuzvid and Kaikarur. In 1952, the Communist Party of India (CPI) won the first general election for the seat.
