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Analysis · what changed

Who gained, who lost

Rajasthan, 2019 to 2024. 3 parties changed their seat count; 27 stood for the first time.

Biggest gain
+8seats
Indian National Congress · 0 → 8
Biggest loss
-10seats
Bharatiya Janta Party · 24 → 14
Largest vote swing
-9.43pts
Bharatiya Janta Party · 59.07% → 49.64%
Wiped out
0
Held seats in 2019, none in 2024
Breakthroughs
2
First seats since 2019

[02]Seats gained and lost

2024 against 2019 · parties that moved at least one seat
Bharatiya Janta Party -1024 → 14
Indian National Congr… +80 → 8
Communist Party of In… +10 → 1

[03]Vote-share swing

Percentage points, 2019 → 2024
Bharatiya Janta Party -9.43 pts59.07% → 49.64%
Indian National Congr… +3.66 pts34.59% → 38.25%
Independent +2.56 pts1.08% → 3.64%
Communist Party of In… +1.8 pts0.2% → 2.01%
Bahujan Samaj Party -0.34 pts1.09% → 0.74%
Rashtriya Loktantrik… -0.24 pts2.06% → 1.82%
Ambedkarite Party of… -0.23 pts0.28% → 0.04%
Indian Peoples Green… +0.09 pts0.03% → 0.12%
Bharat Rakshak Party… +0.01 pts0.01% → 0.02%
Akhil Bharatiya Congr… +0.01 pts0.0% → 0.01%
Socialist Unity Centr… -0.01 pts0.01% → 0.0%
Right To Recall Party -0.01 pts0.05% → 0.05%

[04]Wipeouts and breakthroughs

Parties that crossed zero between 2019 and 2024
Indian National Congr… +8from none
Communist Party of In… +1from none

[05]Standing for the first time

No candidate in 2019 · by seats won in 2024
Bharat Adivasi Party 61 won · 3.35%
Bheem Tribal Congress 70 won · 0.02%
Aazad Samaj Party (ka… 50 won · 0.06%
Ekam Sanatan Bharat D… 20 won · 0.03%
Rashtriya Janshakti P… 20 won · 0.01%
Rashtriya Sawarn Dal 20 won · 0.01%
Bharatiya Yuva Jan Ek… 20 won · 0.01%
Bhartiya Jan Adhikar… 10 won · 0.01%
Jai Hind Congress Par… 10 won · 0.01%
Vishva Shakti Party 10 won · 0.0%

[06]Computed insights

Arithmetic over the table above, not commentary
  1. Indian National Congress gained 8 seats while Bharatiya Janta Party lost 10 — the two ends of the 2019–2024 shift.

    0→8 and 24→14
  2. Bharat Adivasi Party did not contest in 2019 and won 1 seat on debut, from 6 candidates.

    no 2019 row; 1/6 in 2024
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