Bihar Lok Sabha Election results: Full list of winners
Bihar Lok Sabha election results: In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP and the JD(U) alliance secured 17 and 16 seats respectively. Overall, the NDA won 39 of the state's 40 seats.
Lok Sabha elections in Bihar for 40 seats were held in seven phases
New Delhi,UPDATED: Jun 4, 2024 23:22 IST
Lok Sabha elections in Bihar for 40 seats were held in seven phases in the state starting April 19. The state saw a fierce contest between the BJP-JD(U) combine and INDIA comprising the Congress and Tejashwi Yadav-led RJD. In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP won 17 seats with 23.58% vote share while JD(U) secured 16 seats with 21.81% vote share. Congress won only 1 seat.
Exit polls predicted 13–15 seats for the BJP and 9–11 seats for its ally Janata Dal (United). The RJD may end up with 6–7 seats while the Congress is likely to win just 1–2 seats, as per the India Today Axis My India Survey.
Lok Sabha Elections results 2024: Full list of winners
| STATE | SEAT | Winning Candidate | Winning Party |
| Bihar | Valmiki Nagar | Â | Â |
| Paschim Champaran | Dr Sanjay Jaiswal |  BJP | |
| Purvi Champaran | Radha Mohan Singh | BJP | |
| Sheohar | Â | Â | |
| Sitamarhi | Â | Â | |
| Madhubani | Â | Â | |
| Jhanjharpur | Â | Â | |
| Supaul | Â | Â | |
| Araria | Pradeep Kumar Singh |  BJP | |
| Kishanganj | Â | Â | |
| Purnia | Rajesh Ranjan Alias Pappu Yadav | Independent | |
| Katihar | Tariq Anwar | Â Congress | |
| Madhepura | Â | Â | |
| Khagaria | Â | Â | |
| Samastipur | Â | Â | |
| Darbhanga |      Gopal Jee Thakur |       BJP | |
| Muzaffarpur | Â | Â | |
| Vaishali | Â | Â | |
| Gopalganj | Â | Â | |
| Siwan | Â | Â | |
| Maharajganj | Â | Â | |
| Saran | Â | Â | |
| Hajipur | Â | Â | |
| Ujiarpur | Â | Â | |
| Begusarai | Giriaj Singh |  BJP | |
| Bhagalpur | Â | Â | |
| Banka | Â | Â | |
| Jamui | Â | Â | |
| Munger | Â | Â | |
| Nawada | Â | Â | |
| Nalanda | Â Â Â | Â | |
| Patna Sahib | Â Â Â | Â | |
| Pataliputra | Misha Bharti | Rashtriya Janata Dal |
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| Arrah | Sudama Prasad |   Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation) | |
| Buxar | Sudhakar Singh | Rashtriya Janata Dal | |
| Sasaram | Â | Â | |
| Karakat | Raja Ram Singh |    Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation) | |
| Jahanabad | Surendra Prasad Yadav | Â Â Rashtriya Janata Dal | |
| Aurangabad | Abhay Kumar Sinha |   Rashtriya Janata Dal | |
| Gaya | Jitan Ram Manjhi | Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular) |
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