Faridkot Lok Sabha Election Data
Moga, Punjab
- Reservation:SC
- Registered Electorate:15,35,716
- Sitting MP:Sarabjeet Singh Khalsa (IND)
- Latest Turnout:63%
- 2024 Winning Margin:70,246 votes (7%)
Faridkot is a Lok Sabha constituency in Moga, Punjab, with 15,35,716 registered voters. The current MP is Sarabjeet Singh Khalsa of IND, who won the 2024 election by a margin of 70,246 votes (7%). Voter turnout in the last election was 63%. Below you'll find caste demographics, election history since 2008 and booth-level data for Faridkot.
Assembly Segments in Faridkot
Each Vidhan Sabha segment within Faridkot Lok Sabha. Click any segment for its caste data, election history and booth-level insights.
- Bhagha PuranaSitting MLA: Amritpal Singh SukhanandRuling: AAP2024 LS Lead: IND
- DharamkotSitting MLA: Devinderjeet Singh Laddi DhoseRuling: AAP2024 LS Lead: IND
- FaridkotSitting MLA: Gurdit Singh SekhonRuling: AAP2024 LS Lead: AAP
- GidderbahaSitting MLA: Amrinder Singh Raja WarringRuling: INC2024 LS Lead: IND
- JaituSitting MLA: Amolak SinghRuling: AAP2024 LS Lead: IND
- KotkapuraSitting MLA: Kultar Singh SandhwanRuling: AAP2024 LS Lead: AAP
- MogaSitting MLA: Dr. Amandeep Kaur AroraRuling: AAP2024 LS Lead: IND
- Nihal Singh WalaSitting MLA: Manjit Singh BilaspurRuling: AAP2024 LS Lead: IND
- Rampura PhulSitting MLA: Balkar Singh SidhuRuling: AAP2024 LS Lead: IND
Faridkot Caste Data
Faridkot Lok Sabha in Punjab has approximately 15,35,716 registered voters on the latest roll, with surname-level community estimates covering 7 groups commonly used in Punjab election analysis. Sikh is the largest share at 77.66%, followed by SC at 37%. This is a SC Lok Sabha seat at constituency level; the table below lists surnames with estimated voter counts and share of the profile—not booth-by-booth splits. For campaign planning and newsroom research, VoteSutra also provides booth-wise surname maps, swing booth reports and full dossiers on WhatsApp request.
- SC:37.0%
| Surname | Total Voters | % |
|---|---|---|
| Sikh | — | 77.66% |
| SC | — | 37% |
| Muslim | — | 0.78% |
| Christian | — | 0.26% |
| Jain | — | 0.1% |
| Buddhist | — | 0.03% |
- Sikh77.66%—
- SC37%—
- Muslim0.78%—
- Christian0.26%—
- Jain0.1%—
- Buddhist0.03%—
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Faridkot Election Results (2008–2026)
AAP has won 2 of the last 7 elections in Faridkot.
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Vote % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sarabjeet Singh Khalsa | IND | 2,96,922 | 29.4% |
| Karamjit Anmol | AAP | 2,26,676 | 22.4% |
| Amarjit Kaur Sahoke | INC | 1,59,352 | 15.8% |
| Rajwinder Singh | SAD | 1,37,776 | 13.6% |
| Hans Raj Hans | BJP | 1,23,007 | 12.2% |
- Sarabjeet Singh KhalsaIND29.4%2,96,922
- Karamjit AnmolAAP22.4%2,26,676
- Amarjit Kaur SahokeINC15.8%1,59,352
- Rajwinder SinghSAD13.6%1,37,776
- Hans Raj HansBJP12.2%1,23,007
Faridkot Booth-Level Data
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Common questions about Faridkot
Faridkot Lok Sabha constituency at a glance
In conclusion, Faridkot Lok Sabha in Punjab is a SC Lok Sabha constituency with about 15,35,716 registered voters. The current MP is Sarabjeet Singh Khalsa (IND), elected in 2024 by 70,246 votes (7%). Community estimates place Sikh as the largest group at roughly 77.66% of the seat profile. The seat spans 9 Vidhan Sabha assembly segments, each with its own booth-level story. Election results on this page run back to 2008, with cycle-by-cycle margins and party shifts. Booth-level rankings and swing maps are available on request when compilation is complete. Whether you are planning a campaign, covering the seat as a journalist, or researching Punjab politics, this page is the free starting point—message VoteSutra on WhatsApp for the complete booth-wise caste and strategy report for Faridkot.
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