Elections in Jammu and Kashmir
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Elections in Jammu and Kashmir are conducted to elect members of Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly and of Lok Sabha. There are 87 assembly constituencies and 6 Lok sabha constituencies.
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Main Political Parties
JKNC or NC: Jammu & Kashmir National Conference
INC: Indian National Congress
PDP: People's Democratic Party
BJP: Bharatiya janata Party
Awami National Conference
Panthers' Party, led by Bhim Singh
Lok Sabha elections
After 1965
The first time that Jammu & Kashmir sent elected members to the Lok Sabha was in 1967.
- 1967: Total: 6. Congress: 5/6 [1]
- 1971: Total: 6. Congress: 5/6, Independent: 1
- 1980: Total: 6. National Conference: 3, Congress(I): 1, Congress(U): 1
- 2014: Total: 6. BJP: 3, PDP: 3, Congress: zero, National Conference: zero
Legislative assembly elections
After 1965
After the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir amended, the name Prime Minister changed into Chief Minister.[2][3]
Year | Election | Chief Minister (Winning Party/Coalition) | Seats Won |
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1965 | First Assembly | Ghulam Mohammed Sadiq - Indian National Congress | |
1972 | Second Assembly | Syed Mir Qasim - Indian National Congress | |
1975 | Third Assembly | Sheikh Abdullah (National Conference) | |
1977 | Fourth Assembly | Sheikh Abdullah (National Conference) 1977-1982 (death) Farooq Abdullah (National Conference) 1982-1983 |
Total: 76; National Conference: 47 Congress: 11, Janata Party: 13 |
1983 | Fifth Assembly | Farooq Abdullah (National Conference) Ghulam Mohammad Shah (Awami National Conference) |
Total: 76; National Conference: 46 Congress: 26 |
1987 | Sixth Assembly | Farooq Abdullah (National Conference) | Total: 76; National Conference: 40 Congress: 26, BJP: 2 |
1996 | Seventh Assembly | Farooq Abdullah (National Conference) | Total: 87; National Conference: 57 Congress: 7, BJP: 8 Janata Dal: 5, BSP: 4 |
2002 | Eighth Assembly | Mufti Mohammad Sayeed (People's Democratic Party) 2002-2005 Ghulam Nabi Azad (Congress) 2005-2008 |
Total: 87; PDP: 16, Congress: 20, NC: 28, Panthers: 4 Independents: 13 |
2008 | Ninth Assembly | Omar Abdullah (National Conference) | Total: 87; JKNC or NC: 28, INC: 17 PDP: 21, BJP: 11 |
2014 | Tenth Assembly | Mufti Mohammad Sayeed (Peoples Democratic Party) | Total: 87; PDP: 28, BJP: 25, NC: 15, Congress: 12 |
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