New Delhi: The Lok sabha general election 2024 in Gujarat, which went to polls in a single phase on May 7, is the home state of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Polling took place across 25 of the 26 seats in Gujarat.

Interestingly, the lone seat of Surat was secured by the BJP without contest as eight out of nine eligible candidates withdrew their nominations from the constituency. This decision left BJP candidate Mukesh Dalal declared as the winner unopposed.

Gujarat has long been a stronghold of the BJP, and exit polls have once again predicted a clean sweep for the saffron party.

Some heavyweight candidates who contested the polls this time included Amit Shah from Gandhinagar, Union Minister Parshottam Rupala from Rajkot, AAP's Chaitar Vasava from Dediapada, Mansukh Mandaviya from Porbandar, and BJP state chief CR Patil from Navsari.

Gujarat witnessed a fierce two-way battle between candidates from the BJP and the I.N.D.I.A Bloc. The BJP, having clinched all 26 seats in the state during the 2019 polls, exudes confidence in securing yet another sweeping victory. 

 
ConstituencyWinnerParty
SuratMukeshKumar Chandrakaant DalalBJP
GandhinagarAmit ShahBJP
PorbandarMansukh MandaviyaBJP
Kachchh Chavda Vinod LakhamshiBJP
VadodaraDr. Hemang JoshiBJP
BardoliParbhubhai Nagarbhai VasavaBJP
PatanDabhi Bharatsinhji ShankarjiBJP
RajkotParshottambhai Rupala BJP
JunagadhChudasama Rajeshbhai NaranbhaiBJP
JamnagarPoonamben Hematbhai MaadamBJP
KhedaDevusinh ChauhanBJP
AmreliBharatbhai Manubhai SutariyaBJP
AnandMitseh PatelBJP
PanchmahalRajapalsinh Mahendrasinh JadavBJP
Ahmedabad WestDineshbhai Makawana BJP
SurendranagarChandubhai Chhaganbhai ShihoraBJP
Ahmedabad EastHasmukhbhai PatelBJP
MahesanaHaribhai PatelBJP
SabarkanthaShobhanaben Mahendrasinh Baraiya BJP
BanaskanthaGeniben Nagaji ThakorCongress
BhavnagarNimuben Jayantibhai Bambhaniya BJP
ValsadDhaval Laxmanbhai PatelBJP
NavsariC R PatilBJP
BharuchMansukhBhai Dhanjibhai VasavaBJP
DahodJaswantsingh Sumanbhai BhabhorBJP
Chhota UdaipurJashubhai Bhilubhai RathvaBJP