2024 Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly election
Election for Indian federal state
2024 Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly election Opinion polls Registered 41,333,702 Turnout 33,838,349 (81.86%) [ 1]
Majority party
Minority party
Leader
N. Chandrababu Naidu
Pawan Kalyan
Party
TDP
JSP
Alliance
Kutami
Kutami
Leader since
1995
2014
Leader's seat
Kuppam (won)
Pithapuram (won)
Last election
23 seats, 39.17%
1 seat, 5.53%
Seats won
135
21
Seat change
Popular vote
15,384,576
2,317,747
Percentage
45.60%
6.85%
Swing
pp
pp
Third party
Fourth party
Leader
Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy
Daggubati Purandeswari
Party
YSRCP
BJP
Alliance
–
Kutami
Leader since
2011
2023
Leader's seat
Pulivendla (won)
Did not contest [ a]
Last election
151 seats, 49.95%
0 seats, 0.84%
Seats won
11
8
Seat change
Popular vote
13,284,134
953,977
Percentage
39.37%
2.83%
Swing
pp
pp
Results by constituency (shaded) Results by constituency (winners) Results by alliance Partywise structure Alliance wise structure
The 2024 Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly election was held in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh on 13 May 2024 for constituting the sixteenth Andhra Pradesh Assembly . They were held alongside the 2024 Indian general election . The election results were declared on 4 June 2024.
Drinking water stall by ECI SVEEP in Vizag to increase voter awareness. The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) popularly referred to as Kūṭami lit. ' coalition ' ), led by the Telugu Desam Party won the election in a landslide , winning 164 of the 175 seats. The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) won 135 out of 144 contested seats.[ 2] Janasena Party (JSP) won all the 21 seats it contested and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won 8 out of 10 contested seats. The incumbent YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) only won 11 seats.[ 3] Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) comprising Indian National Congress (INC), Communist Party of India (CPI) and Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)) failed to win any seats.[ 4]
Background
The tenure of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly was scheduled to end on 11 June 2024.[ 5] previous assembly elections were held in April 2019. After the 2019 election, YSR Congress Party formed the state government , with Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy becoming the Chief Minister .[ 6] [ 7]
Schedule
2024 election outdoor advertisements by Election Commission in Darsi The schedule of the election was announced by the Election Commission of India on 16 March 2024.[ 8] [ 9]
Poll event[ 10]
Date
Date of announcement
16 March 2024
Notification date
18 April 2024
Last date for filing nomination
25 April 2024
Scrutiny of nomination
26 April 2024
Last date for withdrawal of nomination
29 April 2024
Date of poll
13 May 2024
Date of counting of votes
4 June 2024
Parties and alliances
Candidates
Election issues
In the lead-up to the election, several issues have come to light, including demands for special category status , the capital issue and unemployment in the state.[ 23] Y. S. Vivekananda Reddy’s murder , the attack on Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy[ 24] legal cases against N. Chandrababu Naidu have also gathered significant attention.[ 25] [ 26] [ 27]
State capital
During the previous five-year tenure of the TDP-BJP government, Amaravati was proposed as the capital for the state of Andhra Pradesh.[ 28] Visakhapatnam , Amaravati and Kurnool as executive, legislative and judiciary purposes respectively, as part of a decentralisation initiative which faced legal hurdles and failed to be implemented.[ 29] [ 30] [ 31] [ 32] Vision Visakha , reaffirming the establishment of Visakhapatnam as the administrative or executive capital.[ 33] [ 34]
Alcohol prices and quality
In the previous 2019 election, the YSRCP made a promise to completely ban alcohol in the state. However, it was not fulfilled and instead, prices were increased with the aim of reducing consumption.[ 35] [ 36] [ 37] [ 36] [ 38] [ 39]
Illegal sand mining
The joint committee formed by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change , submitted a report to the National Green Tribunal on 21 March 2024, revealing ongoing 24-hour illegal sand mining in the inspected regions of Krishna and Guntur districts without valid environmental clearances.[ 40] [ 41] [ 42] [ 43] [ 44]
TDP supremo N. Chandrababu Naidu was arrested on 9 September 2023 in an alleged multi-crore skill development scam.[ 45] Telangana , which was then soon to enter state polls, with different political parties in the state rushing to support Naidu to woo Andhra settlers.[ 46] Nara Lokesh said that Naidu's arrest was unfair and alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi did the same with firms in Gujarat while he was the state chief minister there.[ 47]
Land Titling Act
The Land Titling Act of Andhra Pradesh has become a major issue in the elections, leading to counterclaims and allegations between political parties in the state. The act was brought by the Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy government , aiming to streamline land records, settle disputes and provide permanent titles. Both the Telugu Desam Party and Jana Sena Party have termed it as the Land Grabbing Act.[ 48] [ 49] official emblem of the state.[ 50] [ 51] NITI Aayog to suit their requirements.[ 52] [ 53] [ 54] [ 55] [ 56] [ 57] [ 58] [ 59]
Campaigns
2024 Election - Street campaign through song and dance by NDA in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh Candidates campaigned by interacting with common people and participating in their daily activities such as making tea, ironing clothes and weighing vegetables.[ 60] [ 61]
YSR Congress Party
The YSRCP launched its Why AP needs Jagan campaign on 9 November 2023. The outreach campaign would last for 40 days. Bus yatras will also be taken out in all 175 assembly constituencies during the campaign. The campaign has been criticised by the opposition TDP, which countered the campaign with the slogan Why AP hates Jagan .[ 62]
Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy announced a mass contact program called Siddham (We are Ready!) for the election campaign,[ 63] Samsiddham (We are Prepared!) and Memu Siddhame (We are also Ready!) from the TDP and JSP respectively.[ 64] Maa Nammakam Nuvve Jagan (Jagan is our belief) and Jagananne Maa Bhavishyattu (Jagan is our future) to reach the public for the upcoming election.[ 65] [ 66] [ 67]
National Democratic Alliance
After huge speculation about an alliance between the TDP and Janasena Party (JSP), JSP chief Pawan Kalyan officially announced the tie of both parties in the 2024 polls on 14 September 2023 amidst the arrest of N. Chandrababu Naidu to collectively fight against the incumbent YSRCP.[ 68] [ 69]
The first meeting of the committee was held in Rajahmundry on 21 October 2023, addressing public issues, the latest political developments and steps for better coordination between the two parties.[ 70] [ 71] [ 72] [ 73]
On 20 December 2023, to mark the completion of the Nara Lokesh Yuva Galam Padayatra Yuva Galam Navasakam in Polipalli, Vizianagaram district , accommodating around 6 lakh people with Pawan Kalyan attending the meeting.[ 74] [ 75] [ 76] [ 77] [ 78]
The initial joint list of the TDP-JSP alliance, comprising a total of 118 seats, was formally released by both party chiefs on 24 February 2024. Of these, 24 seats were allotted to the JSP, with 5 candidates named and 94 seats to the TDP.[ 79] Jenda in Tadepalligudem , West Godavari district , describing it as a historic necessity to defeat the incumbent YSRCP. They emphasized the importance of saving democracy and promoting the development of Andhra Pradesh, urging party cadres to understand the ground reality.[ 80] [ 81]
On 9 March 2024, the president of the Bharatiya Janata Party , J. P. Nadda issued a joint official statement on behalf of the BJP, TDP and JSP. The statement announced the admission of the TDP to the NDA and finalised the alliance of the BJP, TDP and JSP for the upcoming legislative assembly and Lok Sabha polls in Andhra Pradesh.[ 82] [ 83]
The alliance members have agreed to contest all 175 seats with TDP in 144, JSP in 21 and BJP in 10. The alliance has finalised the candidates through multiple lists.
Telugu Desam Party
The TDP organised various public outreach programs such as Badude Badudu , Isuka Satyagraha Deekshalu and Jaiho BC [ 84] [ 85] [ 86] [ 87] [ 88] Yuva Galam Padayatra , a walkathon to reach the public.[ 89]
Janasena Party
Earlier to the official formation of the alliance with the TDP, the JSP chief, Pawan Kalyan launched a Varahi Yatra Annavaram with a specially designed vehicle named as Varahi to campaign against the YSRCP.[ 90] [ 91] [ 92]
Indian National Congress
The Indian National Congress (INC) launched its campaign Intinti Congress via a statewide door-to-door campaign on 20 January 2024.[ 93] Karnataka and Telangana have enthused the party cadre ahead of the state elections.[ 93] [ 94] Chief Minister Jagan Reddy's sister Y. S. Sharmila , joined the INC on 4 January 2024 and is currently leading its campaign.[ 95] [ 96]
On 22 February 2024, APCC president Y. S. Sharmila and other 40 Congress workers were temporarily detained for protesting against the DSC notification for teacher recruitment. Sharmila herself had reportedly spent the previous night in the party office to avoid house arrest.[ 97]
On 26 February 2024, at Anantapur , Sharmila and Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge announced a guarantee of ₹5,000 per month to every poor family if the party comes to power. At the meeting, Kharge criticised prime minister Narendra Modi for not according Special Category Status (SCS) to Andhra Pradesh. He also said that the TDP, JSP and the YSRCP were all stooges of the BJP.[ 98] Sachin Pilot said at a public meeting in Tirupati that the Congress would accord 10-year SCS to Andhra Pradesh immediately if it came to power at the centre.[ 99]
Manifestos
YSR Congress Party
On 21 April 2024, the party's chief and the chief minister, Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, unveiled the party's manifesto at his camp office in Tadepalle , promising to continue existing welfare schemes for the next five years if voted to power.[ 100]
National Democratic Alliance
On 30 April 2024, both N. Chandrababu Naidu, the chief of Telugu Desam Party and Pawan Kalyan, the chief of Jana Sena Party, unveiled a joint manifesto at Undavalli , promising to create employment opportunities and implementation of other welfare schemes.[ 101] [ 102] Modi Ki Guarantee ".[ 103]
Indian National Congress
The Indian National Congress had released their manifesto titled "Nyay Patra " previously for the general election in March 2024.
Incidents
Electoral malpractices
Telugu Desam Party (TDP) chief N. Chandrababu Naidu accused the ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) of subverting electoral practices. Subsequently, on 28 August 2023, he lodged a complaint with the Election Commission of India to ensure all the eligible voters are included and fake voters are removed. He also demanded an enquiry into the transfer of the electoral data to the private agencies and prevent the appointment of grama volunteers instead of teachers for the election duty.[ 104] [ 105] Visakhapatnam East , 23,000 votes in Vijayawada Central and also at Parchur , Tadikonda and Uravakonda constituencies.[ 106] [ 107]
Stone pelting
On 13 April 2024, a stone was thrown at Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy by an unidentified person while he was campaigning on top of a bus in Vijayawada.[ 108] [ 109] [ 110] [ 111] [ 112] [ 113] [ 114] [ 115] [ 116]
Election day
The election concluded with a high voter turnout of 81.86%. Darsi recorded the highest turnout at 90.91%, while Tirupati had the lowest at 63.32%.[ 117] Palnadu , Anantapur and Tirupati . The clashes involved stick fights, stone-throwing, involving the use of petrol bombs along with crude weapons such as sickles, axes and hammers. This led to injuries, burning of vehicles and damage to party offices and houses. The violence caused widespread fear and forced businesses to close.[ 118] [ 119] [ 120] [ 121]
YSRCP MLA, Annabathuni Siva Kumar hit a voter standing in a queue after the voter objected to the MLA for jumping the queue. The voter retaliated by hitting him back, after which the MLA's supporters also attacked the voter.[ 122] [ 123] Pinnelli Ramakrishna Reddy , stormed into a polling booth with his supporters and destroyed the EVM and VVPAT machines by hitting them to the ground in Macherla .[ 124] [ 125] [ 126]
Surveys and polls
Exit polls
The ECI has banned exit poll from 19 April 2024 to 1 June 2024.[ 127]
Results
The results of the election were announced on 4 June 2024. The NDA, popularly known as Kūṭami lit. ' coalition ' ), achieved a sweeping victory securing a total of 164 seats. The TDP won 135 out of the 144 seats it contested, JSP secured all 21 seats it contested and the BJP won 8 out of its 10 contested seats.[ 132] [ 133] [ 134] [ 135] Andhra Pradesh's electoral history , with the YSRCP unable to even secure the position of the opposition in the state.[ 136] [ 137] Alluri Sitharama Raju , causing the YSRCP to lose many of its previously considered strongholds.[ 138] [ 139] [ 140] [ 141]
Vote share by party
Telugu Desam Party (45.60%)
YSR Congress Party (39.37%)
Janasena Party (6.85%)
Bharatiya Janata Party (2.83%)
Others (5.35%)
Seat share by party
Telugu Desam Party (77.14%)
Janasena Party (12.00%)
YSR Congress Party (6.29%)
Bharatiya Janata Party (4.57%)
Results by alliance or party
Source:[ 142]
Alliance/Party
Popular vote
Seats
Votes
%
±pp
Contested
Won
+/−
NDA
Telugu Desam Party
15,384,576
45.60
144
135
Janasena Party
2,317,747
6.85
21
21
Bharatiya Janata Party
953,977
2.83
10
8
Total
18,656,300
55.28
N/A
175
164
N/A
YSR Congress Party
13,284,134
39.37
175
11
INDIA
Indian National Congress
580,613
1.72
159
0
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
43,012
0.13
8
0
Communist Party of India
12,829
0.04
8
0
Total
636,454
1.89
N/A
175
0
N/A
Other parties
N/A
0
N/A
Independents
0
NOTA
369,320
1.09
Total
100.00
N/A
175
N/A
Vote statistics
Valid votes
Invalid votes
Votes cast/Turnout
33,838,349
81.86
Abstentions
Registered voters
Results by districts
Results by constituency
District
Constituency
Winner
Runner Up
Margin
No.
Name
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Srikakulam
1
Ichchapuram
Bendalam Ashok
TDP
110,612
58.58
Piriya Vijaya
YSRCP
70,829
37.51
39,783
2
Palasa
Gouthu Sireesha
TDP
101,560
60.44
Seediri Appalaraju
YSRCP
61,210
36.43
40,350
3
Tekkali
Kinjarapu Atchannaidu
TDP
107,923
55.71
Duvvada Srinivas
YSRCP
73,488
37.94
34,435
4
Pathapatnam
Mamidi Govinda Rao
TDP
89,452
54.76
Reddy Shanthi
YSRCP
62,925
38.52
26,527
5
Srikakulam
Gondu Shankar
TDP
117,091
60.93
Dharmana Prasada Rao
YSRCP
64,570
33.60
52,521
6
Amadalavalasa
Koona Ravi Kumar
TDP
88,003
55.45
Thammineni Seetharam
YSRCP
52,971
33.38
35,032
7
Etcherla
Nadukuditi Eswara Rao
BJP
112,770
54.59
Gorle Kiran Kumar
YSRCP
83,681
40.51
29,089
8
Narasannapeta
Baggu Ramanamurthy
TDP
99,951
56.35
Dharmana Krishna Das
YSRCP
70,580
39.79
29,371
Vizianagaram
9
Rajam (SC)
Kondru Murali Mohan
TDP
94,385
53.48
Tale Rajesh
YSRCP
73,663
41.74
20,722
Parvathipuram Manyam
10
Palakonda (ST)
Nimmaka Jaya Krishna
JSP
75,208
50.69
Viswasarayi Kalavathi
YSRCP
61,917
41.73
13,291
11
Kurupam (ST)
Jagadeeswari Thoyaka
TDP
83,355
53.68
Pamula Pushpa Sreevani
YSRCP |
59,855
38.54
23,500
12
Parvathipuram (SC)
Bonela Vijaya Chandra
TDP
83,905
55.33
Alajangi Jogarao
YSRCP
59,491
39.23
24,414
13
Salur (ST)
Gummidi Sandhyarani
TDP
80,211
50.65
Peedika Rajanna Dora
YSRCP
66,478
41.98
13,733
Vizianagaram
14
Bobbili
R. V. Sujay Krishna Ranga Rao
TDP
112,366
59.45
Sambangi Venkata China Appalanaidu
YSRCP
67,718
35.83
44,648
15
Cheepurupalli
Kimidi Kalavenkata Rao
TDP
88,225
50.98
Botcha Satyanarayana
YSRCP
76,254
44.06
11,971
16
Gajapathinagaram
Kondapalli Srinivas
TDP
98,051
54.99
Botcha Appalanarasayya
YSRCP
72,750
40.80
25,301
17
Nellimarla
Lokam Naga Madhavi
JSP
109,915
57.75
Baddukonda Appala Naidu
YSRCP
70,086
36.38
39,829
18
Vizianagaram
Puspati Aditi Vijayalakshmi Gajapathi Raju
TDP
121,241
64.21
Kolagatla Veerabhadra Swamy
YSRCP
60,632
32.11
60,609
19
Srungavarapukota
Kolla Lalitha Kumari
TDP
111,026
58.36
Kadubandi Srinivasa Rao
YSRCP
72,236
37.97
38,790
Visakhapatnam
20
Bhimili
Ganta Srinivasa Rao
TDP
176,230
63.34
Muttamsetti Srinivasa Rao
YSRCP
83,829
30.13
92,401
21
Visakhapatnam East
Velagapudi Ramakrishna Babu
TDP
132,047
64.89
M. V. V. Satyanarayana
YSRCP
61,170
30.06
70,877
22
Visakhapatnam South
Vamsi Krishna Srinivasa Yadav
JSP
97,868
70.23
Vasupalli Ganesh Kumar
YSRCP
33,274
23.87
64,594
23
Visakhapatnam North
Penmetsa Vishnu Kumar Raju
BJP
108,801
57.81
Kammila Kannaparaju
YSRCP
61,267
32.55
47,534
24
Visakhapatnam West
P. G. V. R. Naidu
TDP
90,805
60.13
Adari Anand Kumar
YSRCP
55,621
36.83
35,184
25
Gajuwaka
Palla Srinivas Rao Yadav
TDP
157,703
67.30
Gudivada Amarnath
YSRCP
62,468
26.66
95,235
Anakapalli
26
Chodavaram
Kalidindi Suryana Naga Sanyasi Raju
TDP
109,651
59.03
Karanam Dharmasri
YSRCP
67,462
36.32
42,189
27
Madugula
Bandaru Satyanarayana Murthy
TDP
91,869
55.60
Eerli Anuradha
YSRCP
63,843
38.64
28,026
Alluri Sitharama Raju
28
Araku Valley (ST)
Regam Matyalingam
YSRCP
65,658
36.71
Pangi Rajarao
BJP
33,781
18.89
31,877
29
Paderu (ST)
Matsyarasa Visweswara Raju
YSRCP
68,170
42.30
Giddi Eswari
TDP
48,832
30.30
19,338
Anakapalli
30
Anakapalle
Konathala Ramakrishna
JSP
115,126
66.63
Malasala Bharath Kumar
YSRCP
49,362
28.57
65,764
Visakhapatnam
31
Pendurthi
Panchakarla Ramesh Babu
JSP
149,611
65.01
Annamreddy Adeep Raj
YSRCP
67,741
29.43
81,870
Anakapalli
32
Elamanchili
Sundarapu Vijay Kumar
JSP
109,443
61.00
Kanna Babu
YSRCP
60,487
33.71
48,956
33
Payakaraopet (SC)
Vangalapudi Anitha
TDP
120,042
57.86
Kambala Jogulu
YSRCP
76,315
36.78
43,727
34
Narsipatnam
Chintakayala Ayyanna Patrudu
TDP
99,849
54.60
Uma Shankar Ganesh
YSRCP
75,173
41.11
24,676
Kakinada
35
Tuni
Yanamala Divya
TDP
97,206
51.31
Dadisetty Raja
YSRCP
82,029
43.30
15,177
36
Prathipadu (Kakinada)
Varupula Satya Prabha
TDP
103,002
58.36
Varupula Subbarao
YSRCP
64,234
36.40
38,768
37
Pithapuram
Pawan Kalyan
JSP
134,394
64.87
Vanga Geetha
YSRCP
64,115
30.95
70,279
38
Kakinada Rural
Pantham Venkateswara Rao
JSP
134,414
65.11
Kurasala Kannababu
YSRCP
62,374
30.21
72,040
39
Peddapuram
Nimmakayala Chinarajappa
TDP
105,685
59.09
Davuluru Dora Babu
YSRCP
65,234
36.47
40,451
East Godavari
40
Anaparthy
Nallamilli Ramakrishna Reddy
BJP
105,720
53.73
Sathi Suryanarayana Reddy
YSRCP
84,870
43.14
20,850
Kakinada
41
Kakinada City
Vanamadi Venkateswara Rao
TDP
113,014
63.78
Dwarampudi Chandrasekhar Reddy
YSRCP
56,442
31.86
56,572
Konaseema
42
Ramachandrapuram
Vasamsetti Subhash
TDP
97,652
55.68
Pilli Surya Prakash
YSRCP
71,361
40.69
26,291
43
Mummidivaram
Datla Subbaraju
TDP
118,687
57.25
Ponnada Venkata Satish Kumar
YSRCP
79,951
38.56
38,736
44
Amalapuram (SC)
Aithabathula Anandarao
TDP
104,022
58.56
Pinipe Viswarup
YSRCP
65,394
36.81
38,628
45
Razole (SC)
Deva Varaprasad
JSP
95,514
60.13
Gollapalli Surya Rao
YSRCP
56,503
35.57
39,011
46
Gannavaram (Konaseema) (SC)
Giddi Satyanarayana
JSP
96,108
57.14
Vipparthi Venugopal Rao
YSRCP
62,741
37.3
33,367
47
Kothapeta
Bandaru Satyananda Rao
TDP
134,286
61.7
Chirla Jaggi Reddy
YSRCP
77,807
35.75
56,479
48
Mandapeta
V. Jogeswara Rao
TDP
116,309
59.94
Thota Trimurthulu
YSRCP
71,874
37.04
44,435
East Godavari
49
Rajanagaram
Bathula Balaramakrishna
JSP
105,995
55.51
Jakkampudi Raja
YSRCP
71,946
37.68
34,049
50
Rajahmundry City
Adireddy Srinivas
TDP
123,291
67.69
Margani Bharat
YSRCP
51,887
28.49
71,404
51
Rajahmundry Rural
Gorantla Butchaiah Chowdary
TDP
129,060
63.87
C. S. Venugopala Krishna
YSRCP
64,970
32.15
64,090
Kakinada
52
Jaggampeta
Jyothula Nehru
TDP
113,593
58.56
Thota Narasimham
YSRCP
60,917
31.40
52,676
Alluri Sitharama Raju
53
Rampachodavaram (ST)
Miryala Sirisha Devi
TDP
90,087
42.80
Nagulapalli Dhanalakshmi
YSRCP
80,948
38.45
9,139
East Godavari
54
Kovvur (SC)
Muppidi Venkateswara Rao
TDP
92,743
58.29
Talari Venkat Rao
YSRCP
58,797
36.95
33,946
55
Nidadavole
Kandula Durgesh
JSP
102,699
56.27
Geddam Srinivas Naidu
YSRCP
69,395
38.02
33,304
West Godavari
56
Achanta
Satyanarayana Pithani
TDP
85,402
56.73
Cherukuvada Sri Ranganadha Raju
YSRCP
58,848
39.09
26,554
57
Palakollu
Nimmala Ramanaidu
TDP
111,471
69.30
Gudala Sri Hari Gopala Rao
YSRCP
44,590
27.67
66,881
58
Narasapuram
Bommidi Narayana Nayakar
JSP
94,116
64.72
Mudunuri Prasad Raju
YSRCP
44,378
30.52
49,738
59
Bhimavaram
Pulaparthi Ramanjaneyulu (Anji babu)
JSP
130,424
63.94
Grandhi Srinivas
YSRCP
63,450
31.11
66,974
60
Undi
Kanumuru Raghu Rama Krishna Raju
TDP
116,902
59.80
P. V. L. Narasimha Raju
YSRCP
60,125
30.76
56,777
61
Tanuku
Arimilli Radha Krishna
TDP
129,547
66.51
Karumuri Venkata Nageswara Rao
YSRCP
57,426
29.48
72,121
62
Tadepalligudem
Bolisetti Srinivas
JSP
116,443
65.40
Kottu Satyanarayana
YSRCP
53,951
30.30
62,492
Eluru
63
Unguturu
Dharmaraju Patsamatla
JSP
108,894
59.63
Puppala Vasubabu
YSRCP
63,949
35.02
44,945
64
Denduluru
Chintamaneni Prabhakar
TDP
107,287
55.11
Kotaru Abbaya Chowdary
YSRCP
81,021
41.62
26,266
65
Eluru
Radha Krishnayya Badeti
TDP
111,562
67.09
Alla Kali Krishna Srinivas
YSRCP
49,174
29.57
62,388
East Godavari
66
Gopalapuram (SC)
Maddipati Venkata Raju
TDP
114,420
54.06
Taneti Vanitha
YSRCP
87,636
41.40
26,784
Eluru
67
Polavaram (ST)
Chirri Balaraju
JSP
101,453
46.33
Tellam Rajyalakshmi
YSRCP
93,518
42.70
7,935
68
Chintalapudi (SC)
Roshan Kumar Songa
TDP
120,126
53.30
Kambham Vijayaraju
YSRCP
92,360
40.98
27,766
NTR
69
Tiruvuru (SC)
Kolikapudi Srinivasa Rao
TDP
100,719
54.91
Nallagatla Swamy Das
YSRCP
78,845
42.99
21,874
Eluru
70
Nuzvid
Kolusu Parthasarathy
TDP
108,229
51.12
Meka Venkata Pratap Apparao
YSRCP
95,851
45.27
12,378
Krishna
71
Gannavaram (Krishna)
Yarlagadda Venkata Rao
TDP
135,552
56.59
Vallabhaneni Vamsi Mohan
YSRCP
97,924
40.88
37,628
72
Gudivada
Venigandla Ramu
TDP
109,980
64.09
Kodali Sri Venkateswara Rao
YSRCP
56,940
33.18
53,040
Eluru
73
Kaikalur
Kamineni Srinivas
BJP
109,280
60.38
Dulam Nageswara Rao
YSRCP
64,007
35.36
45,273
Krishna
74
Pedana
Kagitha Krishna Prasad
TDP
91,394
60.95
Uppala Ramu
YSRCP
53,271
35.52
38,123
75
Machilipatnam
Kollu Ravindra
TDP
105,044
63.73
Perni Krishnamurthy
YSRCP
54,802
33.25
50,242
76
Avanigadda
Mandali Buddha Prasad
JSP
113,460
60.85
Simhadri Ramesh Babu
YSRCP
67,026
35.95
46,434
77
Pamarru (SC)
Varla Kumar Raja
TDP
94,189
57.13
Kaile Anil Kumar
YSRCP
64,499
39.12
29,690
78
Penamaluru
Bode Prasad
TDP
144,912
61.26
Jogi Ramesh
YSRCP
84,997
35.93
59,915
NTR
79
Vijayawada West
Sujana Chowdary
BJP
105,669
61.49
Shaik Asif
YSRCP
58,637
34.12
47,032
80
Vijayawada Central
Bonda Umamaheswara Rao
TDP
130,034
63.52
Vellampalli Srinivas
YSRCP
61,148
29.87
68,886
81
Vijayawada East
Gadde Rama Mohan
TDP
118,841
60.66
Devineni Avinash
YSRCP
69,201
35.32
49,640
82
Mylavaram
Vasantha Venkata Krishna Prasad
TDP
137,338
56.61
Sarnala Tirupathi Rao Yadav
YSRCP
94,509
38.96
42,829
83
Nandigama (SC)
Tangirala Sowmya
TDP
102,201
56.16
Monditoka Jagan Mohana Rao
YSRCP
74,806
41.10
27,395
84
Jaggayyapeta
Rajagopal Sreeram
TDP
98,479
52.98
Samineni Udaya Bhanu
YSRCP
82,502
44.38
15,977
Palnadu
85
Pedakurapadu
Bhashyam Praveen
TDP
112,957
53.97
Namburu Sankar Rao
YSRCP
91,868
43.89
21,089
Guntur
86
Tadikonda (SC)
Tenali Sravan Kumar
TDP
109,585
59.52
Mekathoti Sucharitha
YSRCP
69,979
38.01
39,606
87
Mangalagiri
Nara Lokesh
TDP
167,710
66.07
Murugudu Lavanya
YSRCP
76,297
30.06
91,413
88
Ponnuru
Dhulipalla Narendra Kumar
TDP
110,410
56.95
Ambati Murali
YSRCP
77,495
39.97
32,915
Bapatla
89
Vemuru (SC)
Nakka Ananda Babu
TDP
94,922
54.92
Varikuti Ashok Babu
YSRCP
72,901
42.18
22,021
90
Repalle
Anagani Satya Prasad
TDP
111,129
58.85
Evuru Ganesh
YSRCP
71,182
37.70
39,947
Guntur
91
Tenali
Nadendla Manohar
JSP
123,961
60.18
Annabathuni Siva Kumar
YSRCP
75,849
36.82
48,112
Bapatla
92
Bapatla
Vegesana Narendra Varma Raju
TDP
90,626
56.21
Kona Raghupathi
YSRCP
62,858
38.99
27,768
Guntur
93
Prathipadu (Guntur) (SC)
Burla Ramanjaneyulu
TDP
128,665
58.09
Balasani Kiran Kumar
YSRCP
86,650
39.12
42,015
94
Guntur West
Galla Madhavi
TDP
116,067
61.58
Vidadala Rajini
YSRCP
64,917
34.44
51,150
95
Guntur East
Mohammed Naseer Ahmed
TDP
100,815
56.17
Shaik Noori Fathima
YSRCP
68,853
38.36
31,962
Palnadu
96
Chilakaluripet
Prathipati Pulla Rao
TDP
111,062
56.84
K. Manohar Naidu
YSRCP
77,800
39.82
33,262
97
Narasaraopet
Chadalavada Aravinda Babu
TDP
103,167
53.98
Gopireddy Srinivasa Reddy
YSRCP
83,462
43.67
19,705
98
Sattenapalle
Kanna Lakshminaraya
TDP
117,965
55.50
Ambati Rambabu
YSRCP
90,129
42.40
27,836
99
Vinukonda
G. V. Anjaneyulu
TDP
131,438
55.06
Bolla Brahma Naidu
YSRCP
101,171
42.38
30,267
100
Gurajala
Yarapathineni Srinivasa Rao
TDP
1,28,201
55.01
Kasu Mahesh Reddy
YSRCP
98,715
42.36
29,486
101
Macherla
Julakanti Brahmananda Reddy
TDP
122,413
55.62
Pinnelli Rama Krishna Reddy
YSRCP
89,095
40.48
33,318
Prakasam
102
Yerragondapalem (SC)
Tatiparthi Chandrasekhar
YSRCP
91,741
49.40
Guduri Erixion Babu
TDP
86,541
46.60
5,200
103
Darsi
Buchepalli Siva Prasad Reddy
YSRCP
101,889
49.20
Gottipati Lakshmi
TDP
99,433
48.01
2,456
Bapatla
104
Parchur
Yeluri Sambasiva Rao
TDP
110,575
54.67
Yadam Balaji
YSRCP
86,562
42.79
24,013
105
Addanki
Gottipati Ravikumar
TDP
116,418
54.02
Panem Hanimi Reddy
YSRCP
91,528
42.47
24,890
106
Chirala
Madduluri Malakondaiah Yadav
TDP
72,700
42.68
Karanam Venkatesh
YSRCP
51,716
30.36
20,984
Prakasam
107
Santhanuthalapadu (SC)
B. N. Vijay Kumar
TDP
105,757
55.69
Merugu Nagarjuna
YSRCP
75,372
39.69
30,385
108
Ongole
Damacharla Janardhana Rao
TDP
118,800
56.76
Balineni Srinivasa Reddy
YSRCP
84,774
40.50
34,026
Nellore
109
Kandukur
Inturi Nageswara Rao
TDP
109,173
52.8
Burra Madhu Sudhan Yadav
YSRCP
90,615
43.82
18,558
Prakasam
110
Kondapi (SC)
Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy
TDP
116,674
54.53
Audimulapu Suresh
YSRCP
91,918
42.96
24,756
111
Markapuram
Kandula Narayana Reddy
TDP
99,005
51.85
Anna Rambabu
YSRCP
85,026
44.53
13,979
112
Giddalur
Muthumula Ashok Reddy
TDP
98,463
47.60
K. P. Nagarjuna Reddy
YSRCP
97,490
47.13
973
113
Kanigiri
Mukku Ugra Narasimha Reddy
TDP
1,07,045
51.93
Daddala Narayana Yadav
YSRCP
92,441
44.84
14,604
Nellore
114
Kavali
Dagumati Venkata Krishna Reddy
TDP
106,536
53.27
Ramireddy Pratap Kumar Reddy
YSRCP
75,588
37.80
30,948
115
Atmakur
Anam Ramanarayana Reddy
TDP
91,165
49.85
Mekapati Vikram Reddy
YSRCP
83,589
45.7
7,576
116
Kovur
Vemireddy Prashanti Reddy
TDP
130,623
60.68
Nallapareddy Prasanna Kumar Reddy
YSRCP
76,040
35.33
54,583
117
Nellore City
Ponguru Narayana
TDP
120,551
68.99
Mohammad Khaleel
YSRCP
48,062
27.51
72,489
118
Nellore Rural
Kotamreddy Sridhar Reddy
TDP
109,975
56.53
Adala Prabhakara Reddy
YSRCP
75,495
38.81
34,480
119
Sarvepalli
Somireddy Chandra Mohan Reddy
TDP
103,278
52.77
Kakani Govardhan Reddy
YSRCP
86,990
44.45
16,288
Tirupati
120
Gudur (SC)
Pasam Sunil Kumar
TDP
102,675
52.77
Meruga Murali
YSRCP
81,483
41.88
21,192
121
Sullurpeta (SC)
Nelavala Vijayasree
TDP
111,048
54.67
Kiliveti Sanjeevaiah
YSRCP
81,933
40.33
29,115
122
Venkatagiri
Karugondla Ramakrishna
TDP
104,398
52.31
Nedurumalli Ramkumar Reddy
YSRCP
88,104
44.15
16,294
Nellore
123
Udayagiri
Kakarla Suresh
TDP
101,537
50.54
Mekapati Rajagopal Reddy
YSRCP
91,916
45.75
9,621
Kadapa
124
Badvel (SC)
Dasari Sudha
YSRCP
90,410
51.70
Bojja Roshanna
BJP
71,843
41.08
18,567
Annamayya
125
Rajampet
Akepati Amarnath Reddy
YSRCP
92,609
50.18
Bala Subramanyam Sugavasi
TDP
85,593
46.38
7,016
Kadapa
126
Kadapa
Reddeppagari Madhavi
TDP
90,988
47.76
Amzath Basha Shaik Bepari
YSRCP
72,128
37.86
18,860
Annamayya
127
Kodur (SC)
Arava Sreedhar
JSP
78,594
51.10
Koramutla Srinivasulu
YSRCP
67,493
43.88
11,101
128
Rayachoti
Mandipalli Ramprasad Reddy
TDP
95,925
47.99
Gadikota Srikanth Reddy
YSRCP
93,430
46.74
2,495
Kadapa
129
Pulivendula
Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy
YSRCP
116,315
61.38
Mareddy Ravindranatha Reddy
TDP
54,628
28.83
61,687
130
Kamalapuram
Putha Krishna Chaitanya Reddy
TDP
95,207
55.29
Pochimareddy Ravindranath Reddy
YSRCP
69,850
40.56
25,357
131
Jammalamadugu
C. Adinarayana Reddy
BJP
109,640
51.43
Mule Sudheer Reddy
YSRCP
92,449
43.37
17,191
132
Proddatur
Nandyala Varada Rajula Reddy
TDP
106,712
53.02
Rachamallu Siva Prasad Reddy
YSRCP
83,968
41.72
22,744
133
Mydukur
Putta Sudhakar Yadav
TDP
96,181
53.22
Settipalli Raghurami Reddy
YSRCP
75,231
41.62
20,950
Nandyal
134
Allagadda
Bhuma Akhila Priya
TDP
98,881
49.93
Gangula Brijendra Reddy
YSRCP
86,844
43.85
12,037
135
Srisailam
Budda Raja Sekhara Reddy
TDP
81,699
49.64
Silpa Chakrapani Reddy
YSRCP
75,314
45.76
6,385
136
Nandikotkur (SC)
Githa Jayasurya
TDP
92,004
49.24
Dara Sudheer
YSRCP
82,212
44.00
9,792
Kurnool
137
Kurnool
T. G. Bharath
TDP
91,690
51.34
A. Mohammad Imtiaz Ahmed
YSRCP
72,814
40.77
18,876
138
Panyam
Gowru Charitha Reddy
TDP
141,272
56.45
Katasani Ramabhupal Reddy
YSRCP
100,681
40.23
40,591
Nandyal
139
Nandyal
N. M. D. Farooq
TDP
103,075
49.42
Silpa Ravichandra Kishore Reddy
YSRCP
90,742
43.51
12,333
140
Banaganapalle
B. C. Janardhan Reddy
TDP
110,603
53.76
Katasani Rami Reddy
YSRCP
85,037
41.33
25,566
141
Dhone
Kotla Jayasurya Prakasha Reddy
TDP
93,523
49.19
Buggana Rajendranath Reddy
YSRCP
87,474
46.01
6,049
Kurnool
142
Pattikonda
K. E. Shyam Babu
TDP
98,849
51.58
Kangati Sreedevi
YSRCP
84,638
44.17
14,211
143
Kodumur (SC)
Boggula Dastagiri
TDP
101,703
51.49
Audimulapu Sateesh
YSRCP
80,120
40.56
21,583
144
Yemmiganur
Jaya Nageswara Reddy
TDP
103,089
50.76
Butta Renuka
YSRCP
87,252
42.96
15,837
145
Mantralayam
Y. Balanagi Reddy
YSRCP
87,662
49.72
Raghavendra Reddy
TDP
74,857
42.45
12,805
146
Adoni
P. V. Parthasarathi
BJP
89,929
51.06
Y. Sai Prasad Reddy
YSRCP
71,765
40.74
18,164
147
Alur
Busine Virupakshi
YSRCP
100,264
47.65
B. Veerabhadra Gowd
TDP
97,433
46.30
2,831
Anantapur
148
Rayadurg
Kalava Srinivasulu
TDP
130,309
57.09
Mettu Govinda Reddy
YSRCP
88,650
38.84
41,659
149
Uravakonda
Payyavula Keshav
TDP
102,046
52.46
Y. Visweswara Reddy
YSRCP
80,342
41.30
21,704
150
Guntakal
Gummanuru Jayaram
TDP
101,700
49.19
Y. Venkatarama Reddy
YSRCP
94,874
45.89
6,826
151
Tadipatri
J.C.Ashmit Reddy
TDP
113,755
54.77
Kethireddy Pedda Reddy
YSRCP
86,024
41.42
27,731
152
Singanamala (SC)
Bandaru Sravani Sree
TDP
102,957
49.44
M. Veeranjaneyulu
YSRCP
94,169
45.22
8,788
153
Anantapur Urban
Daggupati Venkateswara Prasad
TDP
103,334
54.51
Anantha Venkatarami Reddy
YSRCP
80,311
42.36
23,023
154
Kalyandurg
Amilineni Surendra Babu
TDP
118,878
57.75
Talari Rangaiah
YSRCP
81,144
39.42
37,734
155
Raptadu
Paritala Sunitha
TDP
116,140
53.48
Thopudurthi Prakash Reddy
YSRCP
92,811
42.74
23,329
Sri Sathya Sai
156
Madakasira (SC)
M. S. Raju
TDP
79,983
42.97
Eera Lakkappa
YSRCP
79,632
42.78
351
157
Hindupur
Nandamuri Balakrishna
TDP
107,250
54.73
T. N. Deepika
YSRCP
74,653
38.10
32,597
158
Penukonda
S. Savitha
TDP
113,832
54.83
K. V. Ushashri Charan
YSRCP
80,444
38.75
33,388
159
Puttaparthi
Palle Sindhura Reddy
TDP
91,741
49.87
Duddukunta Sreedhar Reddy
YSRCP
82,981
45.10
8,760
160
Dharmavaram
Y. Satya Kumar Yadav
BJP
106,544
48.46
Kethireddy Venkatarami Reddy
YSRCP
102,810
46.76
3,734
161
Kadiri
Kandikunta Venkata Prasad
TDP
103,610
49.54
B. S. Maqbool Ahmed
YSRCP
97,345
46.54
6,265
Annamayya
162
Thamballapalle
Peddireddy Dwarkanatha Reddy
YSRCP
94,136
50.11
Jaya Chandra Reddy
TDP
84,033
44.73
10,103
163
Pileru
Nallari Kishore Kumar Reddy
TDP
105,582
54.50
Chintala Ramachandra Reddy
YSRCP
80,501
41.55
25,081
164
Madanapalle
Shahjahan Basha
TDP
97,980
48.30
Nissar Ahmed
YSRCP
92,471
45.58
5,509
Chittoor
165
Punganur
Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy
YSRCP
100,793
48.07
Challa Ramachandra Reddy
TDP
94,698
45.16
6,095
Tirupati
166
Chandragiri
Pullivarthi Venkata Mani Prasad
TDP
143,667
56.29
Chevireddy Mohith Reddy
YSRCP
99,815
39.10
43,852
167
Tirupati
Arani Srinivasulu
JSP
124,107
64.06
Bhumana Abhinay Reddy
YSRCP
62,151
32.08
61,956
168
Srikalahasti
Bojjala Venkata Sudhir Reddy
TDP
121,565
58.08
Biyyapu Madhusudhan Reddy
YSRCP
78,261
37.39
43,304
169
Sathyavedu (SC)
Koneti Adimulam
TDP
85,471
46.32
Nukatoti Rajesh
YSRCP
81,732
44.29
3,739
Chittoor
170
Nagari
Gali Bhanu Prakash
TDP
107,797
60.38
R. K. Roja
YSRCP
62,793
35.17
45,004
171
Gangadhara Nellore (SC)
V. M. Thomas
TDP
101,176
55.22
Kalattur Krupa Lakshmi
YSRCP
75,165
41.02
26,011
172
Chittoor
Gurajala Jagan Mohan
TDP
88,066
52.49
M. Vijayananda Reddy
YSRCP
73,462
43.78
14,604
173
Puthalapattu (SC)
Kalikiri Murali Mohan
TDP
102,137
50.99
M. Sunil Kumar
YSRCP
86,503
43.20
15,634
174
Palamaner
N. Amarnath Reddy
TDP
123,232
52.09
N. Venkate Gowda
YSRCP
103,110
43.59
20,122
175
Kuppam
N. Chandrababu Naidu
TDP
121,929
59.96
K. R. J. Bharath
YSRCP
73,923
36.35
48,006
Aftermath
With N. Chandrababu Naidu , National President of TDP being unanimously elected as NDA leader in the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly backed by the MLA's of the NDA alliance in the state,[ 143] [ 144] N. Chandrababu Naidu being sworn in as the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh for the fourth time and Pawan Kalyan as the Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh . The swearing-in ceremony for Naidu's fourth cabinet took place on 12 June 2024 at Kesarapalli, on the outskirts of Vijayawada .[ 145] Rajinikanth , Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan also graced the occasion.[ 146]
Notes
See also
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