Among the 28 states and 7 union territories, Dadra & Nagar Haveli at 53.9% registered the highest rate of growth in electorate size during the period from 2004 to 2014
No: of Electors in: | Election Year | ||||
State/UT | 1998 | 1999 | 2004 | 2009 | 2014 |
Andaman & Nicobar Islands | 232,013 | 247,384 | 241,645 | 265,108 | 257,856 |
Andhra Pradesh | 49,133,135 | 49,654,389 | 51,146,342 | 57,892,259 | 62,385,949 |
Arunachal Pradesh | 565,621 | 611,572 | 684,034 | 734,541 | 753,216 |
Assam | 14,277,806 | 14,290,673 | 15,014,874 | 17,470,329 | 18,723,032 |
Bihar | 58,766,580 | 58,788,098 | 50,559,672 | 54,505,246 | 62,108,447 |
Chandigarh | 531,146 | 585,006 | 527,684 | 524,444 | 580,700 |
Chattisgarh* | 0 | 0 | 13,719,442 | 15,476,577 | 17,521,563 |
Dadra & Nagar Haveli | 95,832 | 98,376 | 122,681 | 150,704 | 188,783 |
Daman & Diu | 71,934 | 72,216 | 79,232 | 95,382 | 102,260 |
Goa | 880,746 | 908,849 | 941,167 | 1,020,794 | 1,043,304 |
Gujarat | 28,770,306 | 29,512,402 | 33,675,062 | 36,484,281 | 39,871,571 |
No: of Electors in: | Election Year | ||||
State/UT | 1998 | 1999 | 2004 | 2009 | 2014 |
Haryana | 11,086,895 | 11,038,955 | 12,320,557 | 12,087,710 | 15,594,427 |
Himachal Pradesh | 3,628,864 | 3,786,479 | 4,181,995 | 4,606,674 | 4,674,187 |
Jammu & Kashmir | 5,022,782 | 5,030,094 | 6,368,115 | 6,572,896 | 6,933,118 |
Jharkhand* | 0 | 0 | 16,812,339 | 17,934,095 | 19,948,683 |
Karnataka | 33,098,338 | 34,284,098 | 38,592,095 | 41,790,939 | 44,694,658 |
Kerala | 21,188,712 | 22,058,901 | 21,125,473 | 21,859,536 | 23,792,270 |
Lakshadweep | 36,738 | 37,619 | 39,033 | 45,983 | 47,972 |
Madhya Pradesh | 44,607,368 | 46,915,473 | 38,390,101 | 38,085,179 | 47,544,647 |
Maharashtra | 56,205,250 | 56,853,196 | 63,012,208 | 72,954,058 | 78,966,642 |
Manipur | 1,330,209 | 1,372,339 | 1,536,510 | 1,736,251 | 1,739,005 |
Meghalaya | 1,157,494 | 1,178,250 | 1,289,374 | 1,277,739 | 1,553,028 |
Mizoram | 442,457 | 449,406 | 549,959 | 629,374 | 696,448 |
Nagaland | 926,569 | 955,914 | 1,041,433 | 1,321,878 | 1,174,663 |
NCT OF Delhi | 8,297,622 | 8,712,530 | 8,763,475 | 11,096,854 | 12,060,493 |
Odisha | 23,393,600 | 24,187,490 | 25,651,989 | 27,194,864 | 28,880,803 |
Puducherry | 665,486 | 701,990 | 636,667 | 762,440 | 885,458 |
Punjab | 15,344,540 | 15,717,304 | 16,615,399 | 16,958,380 | 19,207,230 |
Rajasthan | 29,751,400 | 31,106,488 | 34,712,385 | 37,060,011 | 42,559,543 |
Sikkim | 236,494 | 255,377 | 281,937 | 300,584 | 362,326 |
Tamil Nadu | 45,577,788 | 47,733,664 | 47,252,271 | 41,620,460 | 53,752,682 |
Tripura | 1,727,463 | 1,796,055 | 1,978,222 | 2,082,265 | 2,379,541 |
Uttar Pradesh | 101,982,480 | 102,946,404 | 110,624,490 | 116,006,374 | 134,351,297 |
Uttarakhand* | 0 | 0 | 5,562,637 | 5,887,724 | 6,786,394 |
West Bengal | 46,846,524 | 47,649,856 | 47,437,431 | 52,493,168 | 62,468,988 |
Total | 605,880,192 | 619,536,847 | 671,487,930 | 716,985,101 | 814,591,184 |
*States constituted after 1999 | |||||
Data Source: Election Commission of India (data as on 14th February, 2014) |
Election Year | |||||
1998 | 1999 | 2004 | 2009 | 2014 | |
% of Electors in UTs | 1.64% | 1.69% | 1.55% | 1.80% | 1.73% |
% of Electors in States | 98.36% | 98.31% | 98.45% | 98.20% | 98.27% |
Total | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
Data Source: Election Commission of India (data as on 14th February, 2014) |
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State /UT |
Electors (%)* | State /UT |
Electors (%)* | State /UT |
Electors (%)* | State /UT |
Electors (%)* | State /UT |
Electors (%)* | ||
1 | Uttar Pradesh | 16.8% | Uttar Pradesh | 16.6% | Uttar Pradesh | 16.5% | Uttar Pradesh | 16.2% | Uttar Pradesh | 16.5% | |
2 | Bihar | 9.7% | Bihar | 9.5% | Mahar ashtra |
9.4% | Mahar ashtra |
10.2% | Mahar ashtra |
9.7% | |
3 | Mahar ashtra |
9.3% | Mahar ashtra |
9.2% | Andhra Pradesh | 7.6% | Andhra Pradesh | 8.1% | West Bengal | 7.7% | |
4 | Andhra Pradesh | 8.1% | Andhra Pradesh | 8.0% | Bihar | 7.5% | Bihar | 7.6% | Andhra Pradesh | 7.7% | |
5 | West Bengal |
7.7% | Tamil Nadu | 7.7% | West Bengal |
7.1% | West Bengal | 7.3% | Bihar | 7.6% | |
Largest 5 | 51.6% | 51.0% | 48.1% | 49.4% | 49.1% | ||||||
* Electors (%) is the number of Electors from the respective state/UT as a proportion of total electors of the country for that year. | |||||||||||
Data Source: Election Commission of India (data as on 14th February, 2014) |
Election Year | ||||||||||
1998 | 1999 | 2004 | 2009 | 2014 | ||||||
State | Electors (%)* | State | Electors (%)* | State | Electors (%)* | State | Electors (%)* | State | Electors (%)* | |
1 | Sikkim | 0.0390% | Sikkim | 0.0412% | Sikkim | 0.0420% | Sikkim | 0.0419% | Sikkim | 0.0445% |
2 | Mizoram | 0.0730% | Mizoram | 0.0725% | Mizoram | 0.0819% | Mizoram | 0.0878% | Mizoram | 0.0855% |
3 | Arunachal Pradesh | 0.0934% | Arunachal Pradesh | 0.0987% | Arunachal Pradesh | 0.1019% | Arunachal Pradesh | 0.1024% | Arunachal Pradesh | 0.0925% |
4 | Goa | 0.1454% | Goa | 0.1467% | Goa | 0.1402% | Goa | 0.1424% | Goa | 0.1281% |
5 | Nagaland | 0.1529% | Nagaland | 0.1543% | Nagaland | 0.1551% | Meghalaya | 0.1782% | Nagaland | 0.1442% |
Smallest 5 | 0.5037% | 0.5135% | 0.5210% | 0.5527% | 0.4947% | |||||
* Electors (%) is the number of Electors from the respective state as a proportion of total electors of the country for that year. | ||||||||||
Data Source: Election Commission of India (data as on 14th February, 2014) |
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