Teonthar (Madhya Pradesh) Assembly Constituency Elections

Teonthar Constituency Election Result 2018 Updates - List of Winner & Runner-Up Candidates

Constituency No.	Constituency	Candidate Name	Party	Votes
70	Teonthar	Shyam�Lal�Dwivedi	Bharatiya Janata Party	52729
70	Teonthar	Ramashankar Singh	Indian National Congress	47386
70	Teonthar	Geeta�Rajmani�Majhi	Bahujan Samaj Party	17396
70	Teonthar	Ramashray Harijan	Independent	1450
70	Teonthar	Ranjan Tripathi	Independent	1308
70	Teonthar	Dharmendra�Kumar�Gautam�(Dadu)	Sapaks Party	1295
70	Teonthar	Roshanlal Manjhi	Independent	1071
70	Teonthar	Indranath�Tiwari	Independent	935
70	Teonthar	Ramasajeevan	Independent	883
70	Teonthar	Radheshyam	Bahujan Mukti Party	746
70	Teonthar	Sukhadeo Verma "Madaro"	Independent	633
70	Teonthar	Shivcharan Kushwaha (Mathur)	Jan Adhikar Party	557
70	Teonthar	"Jwala" Shailendra Kumar Pandey	Independent	555
70	Teonthar	C.P.�Singh	Aam Aadmi Party	553
70	Teonthar	Bhagawat Prasad Tiwari	Bhartiya Shakti Chetna Party	488
70	Teonthar	Shiv Kumar Tiwari	Independent	441
70	Teonthar	Yogendra�Prasad�Tiwari	Adhikar Vikas Party	316
70	Teonthar	Sumit Kumar Shivadiya	Independent	295
70	Teonthar	Indrapal Sethi	Independent	242
70	Teonthar	Rajpal Kori	Peoples Party of India (Democratic)	213
70	Teonthar	None Of The Above	None of the Above	300

Sitting and previous MLAs from Teonthar Assembly Constituency

Below is the list of winners and runners-up in the MLAs of Teonthar assembly elections conducted so far.

Year	A. C. No.	Assembly Constituency Name	Winner Candidates Name	Gender	Party
1962	50	Teonthar	Lal Kamleshwar Singh	M	INC
1967	52	Teonthar	K. Singh	M	INC
1972	52	Teonthar	Triveni Prasad	M	BJS
1977	70	Teonthar	Shriniwas Tiwari	M	INC
1980	70	Teonthar	Shriniwas Tewari	M	INC(I)
1985	70	Teonthar	Garud Kumar	M	INC
1990	70	Teonthar	Ramakant Tiwari	M	INC
1993	70	Teonthar	Ramlakhan Singh	M	JD
1998	70	Teonthar	Ramakant Tiwari	M	BJP
2003	70	Teonthar	Ramakant Tiwari	M	BJP
2008	70	Teonthar	Ram Garib Kol	M	BSP
2013	70	Teonthar	Ramakant Tiwari	M	BJP
2018	70	Teonthar	Shyam�Lal�Dwivedi	M	BJP

Last Updated on April 24, 2020

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