Balh Assembly Constituency Election Result

Live - 2022 Balh Assembly Constituency
Last Update: 3 Dec 2023 Result Status
Sr No	Party	Candidate	Total Vote
1	Bharatiya Janata Party	Inder Singh	31792
2	Indian National Congress	Prakash Chaudhary	30485
3	Aam Aadmi Party	Tara Chand	1406
4	None Of The Above	Nota	498
5	Bahujan Samaj Party	Prem Kumar	300
6	Rashtriya Devbhumi Party	Jiwan Ram	245

Balh is a legislative assembly constituency in Himachal Pradesh. Election results of Balh assembly constituency seat is given below in a table that also lists all MLAs from this seat. Click election year in the table, for more detailed result.

List of all MLA from Balh Assembly Constituency Seat (Himachal Pradesh) Click on Year to View Detailed Result
Year	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
2017	Inder Singh	BJP	34704
2012	Prakash Chaudhary	INC	20043
2007	Prakash Chaudhary	INC	24941
2003	Damodar Dass	BJP	18392
1998	Parkash	HVC	20594
1993	Nek Ram	INC	19050
1990	Damodar Dass	BJP	24088
1985	Piru Ram	INC	12719
1982	Piru Ram	INC	12334
1977	Tulsi Ram	JNP	8157
1972	Tulsi Ram	CPM	7738

2017 Legislative Assembly Constituency Election
S N	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Inder Singh Male 55 yr SC	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party lotus	34704 60.13%
2	Prakash Chaudhary Male 55 yr SC	INC Indian National Congress hand	21893 37.93%
3	Prem Kumar Hawal Male 40 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party elephant	466 0.81%
4	None Of The Above	NOTA None Of The Above nota	403 0.7%
5	Rajender Paul Kashav Male 60 yr SC	AIFB All India Forward Bloc lion	253 0.44%
	Total		57719 81%

In 2017, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 71259 electors. Total number of valid vote was 57719. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Inder Singh won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 34704 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Prakash Chaudhary stood second with total 21893 votes. He lost by 12811 votes.

2012 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Prakash Chaudhary Male 50 yr SC	INC Indian National Congress	20043 39.48%
2	Inder Singh Male 50 yr SC	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	16927 33.34%
3	Mahant Ram Male 68 yr SC	IND Independent	9023 17.77%
4	Sanjay Kumar Surehali Male 41 yr SC	IND Independent	2487 4.9%
5	Paras Ram Male 56 yr SC	CPM Communist Party Of India (marxist)	600 1.18%
6	Netar Singh Male 63 yr SC	HLP Himachal Lokhit Party	518 1.02%
7	Parshotam Ram Male 64 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	488 0.96%
8	Padam Singh Male 46 yr SC	HiSP Himachal Swabhiman Party	343 0.68%
9	Shakuntala Devi Female 42 yr SC	AITC All India Trinamool Congress	339 0.67%
	Total		50768 77.57%

In 2012, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 65451 electors. Total number of valid vote was 50768. Indian National Congress candidate Prakash Chaudhary won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 20043 votes. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Inder Singh stood second with total 16927 votes. He lost by 3116 votes.

2007 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Prakash Chaudhary Male 46 yr SC	INC Indian National Congress	24941
2	Damodar Dass Male 59 yr SC	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	22653
3	Mahant Ram Chaudhary Male 63 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	12599
4	Ramesh Chand Male 39 yr SC	IND Independent	489
5	Dev Kant Male 30 yr SC	LJP Lok Jan Shakti Party	334
6	Sant Ram Male 38 yr SC	BHBP Bharatiya Bahujan Party	252
	Total		61268

In 2007, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 79342 electors. Total number of valid vote was 61268. Indian National Congress candidate Prakash Chaudhary won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 24941 votes. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Damodar Dass stood second with total 22653 votes. He lost by 2288 votes.

2003 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Damodar Dass Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	18392 32.81%
2	Prakash Chaudhary Male	HVC Himachal Vikas Congress	18204 32.48%
3	Mahant Ram Male	IND Independent	9143 16.31%
4	Kashmir Singh Male	INC Indian National Congress	6724 12%
5	Lal Singh Male	LMHP Loktantrik Morcha Himachal Pradesh	1827 3.26%
6	Prashotam Ram Male	IND Independent	836 1.49%
7	Padam Singh Male	IND Independent	477 0.85%
8	Chaman Lal Male	IND Independent	451 0.8%
	Total		56054 78.49%

In 2003, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 71419 electors. Total number of valid vote was 56054. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Damodar Dass won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 18392 votes. Himachal Vikas Congress candidate Prakash Chaudhary stood second with total 18204 votes. He lost by 188 votes.

1998 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Parkash Male	HVC Himachal Vikas Congress	20594 46.12%
2	Damodar Dass Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	13295 29.78%
3	Gangbir Male	INC Indian National Congress	7170 16.06%
4	Kanshi Ram Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	1704 3.82%
5	Sukh Dev Male	CPI Communist Party Of India	767 1.72%
6	Chaman Rahi Male	IND Independent	669 1.5%
7	Surender Kumar Male	RJP Republican Janata Party	450 1.01%
	Total		44649 75.89%

In 1998, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 59374 electors. Total number of valid vote was 44649. Himachal Vikas Congress candidate Parkash won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 20594 votes. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Damodar Dass stood second with total 13295 votes. He lost by 7299 votes.

1993 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Nek Ram Male	INC Indian National Congress	19050 49.03%
2	Damodar Dass Male	BJP Bhartiya Janta Party	14860 38.24%
3	Narpat Ram Chauhan Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	1651 4.25%
4	Chaman Lal Male	IND Independents	1256 3.23%
5	Hira Singh Male	IND Independents	1059 2.73%
6	Rajinder Mohan Male	CPM Communist Party Of India (marxist)	451 1.16%
7	Laxmi Datt Male	IND Independents	158 0.41%
8	Tulsi Ram Male	JD Janta Dal	157 0.4%
9	Dharam Pal Male	IND Independents	125 0.32%
10	Parkash Male	IND Independents	88 0.23%
	Total		38855 70.77%

In 1993, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 55406 electors. Total number of valid vote was 38855. Indian National Congress candidate Nek Ram won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 19050 votes. Bhartiya Janta Party candidate Damodar Dass stood second with total 14860 votes. He lost by 4190 votes.

1990 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Damodar Dass Male	BJP Bhartiya Janata Party	24088 66.46%
2	Piru Ram Male	INC Indian National Congress	10900 30.07%
3	Kanshi Ram Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	711 1.96%
4	Puran Chand Male	DDP Doordarshi Party	314 0.87%
5	Tulsi Ram Male	ICS(SCS) Indian Congress (socialist-sarat Chandra Sinha)	163 0.45%
6	Laxmi Datt Male	IND Independents	67 0.18%
	Total		36243 73.96%

In 1990, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 49402 electors. Total number of valid vote was 36243. Bhartiya Janata Party candidate Damodar Dass won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 24088 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Piru Ram stood second with total 10900 votes. He lost by 13188 votes.

1985 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Piru Ram Male	INC Indian National Congress	12719 46.12%
2	Damoder Dass Male	BJP Bharatiya Janta Party	12440 45.11%
3	Nek Ram Male	IND Independent	1541 5.59%
4	Karam Singh Male	CPI Communist Party Of India	266 0.96%
5	Dharam Singh Male	IND Independent	234 0.85%
6	Anant Ram Male	IND Independent	201 0.73%
7	Minku Ram Male	IND Independent	178 0.65%
	Total		27579 75.79%

In 1985, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 36798 electors. Total number of valid vote was 27579. Indian National Congress candidate Piru Ram won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 12719 votes. Bharatiya Janta Party candidate Damoder Dass stood second with total 12440 votes. He lost by 279 votes.

1982 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Piru Ram Male	INC Indian National Congress	12334 49.83%
2	Damodar Dass Male	BJP Bhartiya Janta Party	11828 47.79%
3	Narpat Ram Male	IND Independents	369 1.49%
4	Anant Ram Male	IND Independents	220 0.89%
	Total		24751 72.38%

In 1982, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 34696 electors. Total number of valid vote was 24751. Indian National Congress candidate Piru Ram won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 12334 votes. Bhartiya Janta Party candidate Damodar Dass stood second with total 11828 votes. He lost by 506 votes.

1977 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Tulsi Ram Male	JNP Janata Party	8157 43.81%
2	Piroo Ram Male	INC Indian National Congress	7765 41.7%
3	Nek Ram Male	IND Independents	2531 13.59%
4	Gatu Ram Male	IND Independents	111 0.6%
5	Anant Ram Male	IND Independents	55 0.3%
	Total		18619 64.41%

In 1977, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 29424 electors. Total number of valid vote was 18619. Janata Party candidate Tulsi Ram won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 8157 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Piroo Ram stood second with total 7765 votes. He lost by 392 votes.

1972 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Tulsi Ram Male	CPM Communist Party Of India (marxist)	7738 51.17%
2	Nek Ram Male	INC Indian National Congress	7221 47.75%
3	Ram Dass Male	IND Independents	164 1.08%
	Total		15123 53.42%

In 1972, Balh legislative assembly constituency had total 29315 electors. Total number of valid vote was 15123. Communist Party Of India (marxist) candidate Tulsi Ram won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 7738 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Nek Ram stood second with total 7221 votes. He lost by 517 votes.

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