Who won Sabang in the 2001 Assembly election?

TUSHAR KANTI LAYA of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPM) won Sabang in the 2001 Assembly election with 62,611 votes (51.2% vote share), a margin of 6,257 votes over the runner-up.

Constituency

216. Sabang

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West Bengal Assembly Election, 2001

WB-SABANG

CPM 51.2%won by 5.1%INC 46.0%

What changed here

Derived

The seat changed hands: Independent (IND) lost it to Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPM), which now leads by 5.1%.

CPM vote shareCPM went from 0.0% to 51.2% of the vote here (+51.2%).

Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.

Electorate

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Turnout

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Valid votes

1,22,406

Margin

6,257

5.11%

Candidates

5 contested · winner CPM

1TUSHAR KANTI LAYA Communist Party of India (Marxist) · CPM62,61151.2%
2MANAS RANJAN BHUNIA Indian National Congress · INC56,35446.0%
3NIRMAL KUMAR BALA Bharatiya Janata Party · BJP1,4091.2%
4JAGANNATH DAS Independent · IND1,1400.9%
5SILA BANGAL Independent · IND8920.7%

Since 1996

Derived

Winner then: IND
Winner now: CPMflipped
CPM–INC swing: +54.3%
CPM share: 0.0% → 51.2%
INC share: 49.2% → 46.0%
Turnout: — → —

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