Mandsour

The geographic coordinates of Mandsour Lok Sabha constituency are: 24°01'48.0"N 75°04'48.0"E. Mandsour shares its borders with five other Lok Sabha constituencies. Other Lok Sabha constituencies adjacent to Mandsour are: Madhya Pradesh: Ratlam, Ujjain, Rajasthan: Chittorgarh, Kota, Jhalawar-Baran. This constituency shares an inter-state border with: Rajasthan.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha general elections, Sudheer Gupta of BJP won in this seat defeating Meenakshi Natarajan of INC by a margin of 3,76,734 votes which was 27.49% of the total votes cast for the seat. BJP had a vote share of 61.81% in 2019 in this seat.

In 2014, Sudhir Gupta of BJP emerged victorious in this seat beating Meenakshi Natarajan of INC by a margin of 3,03,649 votes which was 26.15% of the total votes polled in the constituency. BJP secured a vote share of 60.13% in the seat.

In the 2009 Lok Sabha elections, Meenakshi Natrajan of INC won this seat beating Dr Laxminarayan Pandey of BJP by a margin of 30,819 votes which was 4.03% of the total votes polled in the constituency. INC had a vote share of 48.8% in the seat.

Mandsour Lok Sabha constituency has an estimated Scheduled Caste population of 17% and an estimated Scheduled Tribe population of 5%, according to the latest relevant Delimitation Commission report. The estimated literacy level of the district(s) in which this constituency falls in is 71%, according the Census of India, 2011.

In the Mandsour Lok Sabha constituency, there were a total of 18,91,121 registered voters on the electoral rolls for the 2024 Lok Sabha election, of which 9,54,926 were male, 9,36,168 female and 27 of the third gender. In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, there were a total of 17,60,875 registered voters, of which 9,54,926 were male, 8,59,099 female and 26 of the third gender. In 2014 elections, there were a total of 16,26,556 registered voters in this constituency, of which 8,38,141 were male, 7,88,383 female and 32 of the third gender. In the 2009 polls, the number of total electors was 13,71,067 which included 7,12,298 male, and 6,58,769 female.

The number of service voters in Mandsaur Lok Sabha constituency was 2,629 in 2019, 952 in 2014 and 815 in 2009.

The electorate gender ratio or sex ratio (number of female voters per 1000 male voters) in this constituency in 2024 was 980, in 2019 it was 953, 941 in 2014 and 925 in 2009.

Mandsour Lok Sabha constituency went to the polls in Phase 4 of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections on Monday, May 13, 2024. The counting of votes is on Tuesday, June 4, 2024.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha general elections this seat voted in Phase 7 on Sunday, May 19, 2019 and the results were declared on Thursday, May 23, 2019.

In the 2014 polls this constituency voted in Phase 3 on Thursday, April 24, 2014 and the results were declared on Friday, May 16, 2014.

In 2009, Mandsour voted in Phase 2 on Thursday, April 30, 2009 and the results were declared on Saturday, May 16, 2009.

According the latest delimitation documents for 23. Mandsour Lok Sabha seat, the extent of this constituency covers the following areas of Madhya Pradesh: 222.Jaora: 1). Piploda Tehsil, 2). Dhodhar R. I. Circle of Jaora Tehsil, 3). 20. Bhadurpur Jagir, 21. Akyabeni, 22. Bamankhedi and 24. Lalakheda Patwari Circles of Jaora-R.I. Circle of Jaora Tehsil and 4). Jaora (M+OG)-MUN; 224.Mandsour: 1). Akodada R. I. Circle of Mandsour Tehsil, 2). 1.Nogawan, 2.Rewas Dewda, 3.Bhardawad, 4.Malyakhedi, 5.Gujarda, 6.Dhariya Khedi, 7.Ralayta, 8.Guradiya Deda, 9.Sabakheda, 10.Dikola, 11.Jaggakhedi, 12.Alawadakhedi, 13.Mandsour (kasba), 14.Khilchipura, 15.Aghoriya, 16.Achera, 17.Bhalot, 18.Amlawad, 19.Richha Bachcha, 20.Mohammad Pura, 21.Changli and 22.Panpur Patwari Circles of Mandsour-R.I. Circle of Mandsour Tehsil, 3).Nagri (NPT)-NPT and 4).Mandsour (M+OG)-MUN; 225.Malhargarh (SC): 1). Malhargarh Tehsil, 2). Dhundhadaka R.I.Circle of Mandsour Tehsil and 3). 23.Udpura, 24.Kolwa, 25.Pilpllia Karadia, 26.Padliya Maru and 27.Jaggakhedi Patwari Circles of Mandsour-R.I. Circle of Mandsour Tehsil; 226.Suwasra: 1). Suwasra Tehsil, 2). Sitamau Tehsil, 3). 34.Agar, 35.Hatuniya, 36.Mordi, 37.Chandwasa, 38.Bhatuni, 39.Asawati, 40.Bani, 41.Kurawan, 42.Barkheda Nayak, 43.Takrawad and 45.Dhamniya Diwan Patwari Circles of Shamgarh-R.I. Circle of Garoth Tehsil and 4).Shamgarh (NPT)-NPT; 227.Garoth: 1). Bhanpura Tehsil, 2). Garoth R. I. Circle of Garoth Tehsil, 3). 23.Boliya, 24.Kalakheda, 25.Hanumantya, 26.Khajuri Panth, 27.Vishniya, 28.Khaikheda, 29.Dhabla Gujar, 30.Sagoriya, 31.Nariya Bujurg, 32.Melkheda and 33.Baghuniya Patwari Circles of ShamgarhR.I. Circle of Garoth Tehsil and 4). Garoth (NPT)-NPT; 228.Manasa: Manasa Tehsil; 229.Neemuch:Neemuch Tehsil ; and 230.Jawad: Jawad Tehsil.

According to data released by the Election Commission of India, in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the estimated voter turnout in Mandsour constituency was 75.27%. In 2019, this seat registered a turnout of 78%, while it was 71% in 2014 and 56% in 2009. The estimated turnout in 2024 was -2.57% compared to the 2019 turnout.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha general elections, Sudheer Gupta of BJP won in this constituency beating Meenakshi Natarajan of INC by a margin of 3,76,734 votes which was 27.49% of the total votes cast. In 2014, Sudhir Gupta of BJP was the winner in this seat beating Meenakshi Natarajan of INC by a margin of 3,03,649 votes which was 26.15% of the total votes polled in the constituency. In the 2009 Lok Sabha elections, Meenakshi Natrajan of INC won this seat defeating Dr Laxminarayan Pandey of BJP by a margin of 30,819 votes which was 4.03% of the total votes polled for the seat.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Sudheer Gupta of BJP had a vote share of 61.81% in this seat.

In 2014, Sudhir Gupta of BJP secured a vote share of 60.13% in this constituency.

In the 2009 Lok Sabha elections, Meenakshi Natrajan of INC got a vote share of 48.8% in Mandsour.