Madhya Pradesh will hold Assembly elections in 2023 possibly in the month of October and November but the final dates are yet to be determined by the Election Commision of India. Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party are one of the key players of this election both standing strong to win the ‘Heart of India’.
In the 2018 Assembly elections of Madhya Pradesh, the Congress bagged more seats than the BJP but it couldn’t stay in power and the government dissolved within 15 months. Later, BJP, who secured only 109 seats out of 230, came to power in the state with Shivraj Singh Chauhan as Chief Minister. The Assembly elections 2023 will be a direct fight between congress and bjp. Both parties have begun their poll campaign.
Here are the list of candidates who won Madhya Pradesh 230 constituencies in 2018 Assembly elections:
- Sheopur: Babu Jindal, Congress
- Vijaypur: Seetaram, BJP
- Sabalgarh: Baijnath Kushwah, Congress
- Joura: Banavareelal Sharma (Japthap), Congress
- Sumaoli: Adal Singh Kansana, Congress
- Morena: Raghuraj Singh Kansana, Congress
- Dimani: Girraj Dandotiya, Congress
- Ambah: Kamlesh Jatav, Congress
- Ater: Arvind Singh Bhadoria, BJP
- Bhind: Sanjeev Singh, Bahujan Samaj Party
- Lahar: Dr. Govind Singh, Congress
- Mehgaon: O.P.S. Bhadoria, Congress
- Gohad: Ranvir Jatav, Congress
- Gwalior Rural: Bharat Singh Kushwah, BJP
- Gwalior: Pradhuman Singh Tomar, Congress
- Gwalior East: Munnalal Goyal (Munna Bhaiya), Congress
- Gwalior South: Praveen Pathak, Congress
- Bhitarwar: Lakhan Singh Yadav, Congress
- Dabra: Imarti Devi, Congress
- Sewda: Ghanshyam Singh, Congress
- Bhander: Raksha Santram Saroniya, Congress
- Datia: Narottam Mishra, Congress
- Karera – Jasmant Jatave Chitree, Congress
- Pohari: Suresh Dhakad, Congress
- Shivpuri: Yashodhra Raje Scindia, BJP
- Pichhore: KP Singh, Congress
- Kolaras: Birendra Raghuvanshi, BJP
- Bamori: Mahendra Singh Sisodiya (Sanju Bhaiya), Congress
- Guna: Gopilal Jatav, BJP
- Chachoura: Lakshman Singh, Congress
- Raghogarh: Jaivardhan Singh, Congress
- Ashok Nagar: Jajpal Singh “Jajji”, Congress
- Chanderi: Gopal Singh Chauhan (Daggi Raja), Congress
- Mungaoli: Brajendra Singh Yadav, Congress
- Bina: Mahesh Rai, BJP
- Khurai: Bhupendra Bhaiya, BJP
- Surkhi: Govind Singh Rajput, Congress
- Deori: Harsh Yadav, Congress
- Rehli: Gopal Bhargava, BJP
- Naryoli: Eng. Pradeep Lariya, BJP
- Sagar: Shailendra Jain, BJP
- Banda: Tarbar Singh (Bantu Bhaiya), Congress
- Tikamgarh: Rakesh Giri, BJP
- Jatara: Khatik Harishankar, BJP
- Prithvipur: Brajendra Singh Rathore, Congress
- Niwari: Anil Jain, BJP
- Khargapur: Rahul Singh Lodhi, BJP
- Maharajpur: Neeraj Vinod Dixit, Congress
- Chandla: Rajesh Kumar Prajapati, BJP
- Rajnagar: Vikram Singh (Nati Raja), Congress
- Chhatarpur: Alok Chaturvedi (Pajjan Bhaiya), Congress
- Bijawar: Rajesh Kumar (Bablu Bhaiya), Samajwadi Party
- Malhara: Kunwar Pradyumna Singh Lodhi (Munna Bhaiya), Congress
- Pathariya: Rambai Govind Singh, BSP
- Damoh: Rahul Singh, Congress
- Jabera: Dharmendra Bhav Singh Lodhi, BJP
- Hatta: Purusottam/Ramkali Tantuway Hatta, BJP
- Pawai: Prahlad Lodhi, BJP
- Gunnaor: Shivdayal Bagri, Congress
- Panna: Brijendra Pratap Singh, BJP
- Chitrakoot: Neelanshu Chaturvedi, Congress
- Raigaon: Jugul Kishor Bagri, BJP
- Satna: Dabbu Siddharth Sukhlal Kushwaha, Congress
- Nagod: Nagendra Singh, BJP
- Maihar: Narayan Tripathi, BJP
- Amarpatan: Ramkhelawan Patel, BJP
- Rampur-Baghelan: Vikram Singh(Vikki), BJP
- Sirmour: Divyaraj Singh, BJP
- Semariya: KP Tripathi, BJP
- Teonthar: Shyam Lal Dwivedi, BJP
- Mauganj: Pradeep Patel, BJP
- Deotalab: Girish Gautam, BJP
- Mangawan: Panchu Lal Prajapati, BJP
- Rewa: Rajendra Shukla, BJP
- Gurh: Nagendra Singh, BJP
- Churhat: Sharadendu Tiwari, BJP
- Sidhi: Kedar Nath Shukl, BJP
- Sihawal: Kamleshwar Indrajeet Kumare, Congress
- Chitrangi: Amar Singh, BJP
- Singrauli: Ramlallu Vaishya, BJP
- Devsar: Subhash Ram Charitra, BJP
- Dhauhani: Kunwar Singh Tekam, BJP
- Beohari: Kol Sarad Juglal, BJP
- Jaisingnagar: Jaisingh Maravi, BJP
- Jaitpur: Manisha Singh, BJP
- Kotma: Suneel Saraf, Congress
- Anuppur: Bisahulal Singh, Congress
- Pushprajgarh: Phundelal Singh Marko, Congress
- Bandhavgarh: Shivnarayan Singh (Lallu Bhaiya), BJP
- Manpur: Meena Singh, BJP
- Barwara: Vijayraghvendra Singh, Congress
- Vijayraghavgarh: Sanjay Satyendra Pathak, BJP
- Murwara: Sandip Shree Prasad Jaiswal, BJP
- Bahoriband: Pranay Prabhat Pandey, BJP
- Patan: Ajay Vishnoi, BJP
- Bargi: Sanjay Yadav, Congress
- Jabalpur Purba: Lakhan Ghanghoriya, Congress
- Jabalpur Uttar: Vinay Saxena, Congress
- Jabalpur Cantonment: Ashok Ishwardas Rohani, BJP
- Jabalpur Paschim: Tarun Bhanot, Congress
- Panagar: Sushil Kumar Tiwari, BJP
- Sihora: Smt. Nandni Maravi, BJP
- Shahpura: Bhoopendra Maravi, Congress
- Dindori: Omkar Singh Markam, Congress
- Bichhiya: Narayan Singh Patta, Congress
- Niwas: Dr Ashok Marskole, Congress
- Mandla: Deosingh Saiyam, BJP
- Baihar: Sanjay Uikey, Congress
- Lanji: Hina Likhiram Kawre, Congress
- Paraswada: Ram Kishor, BJP
- Balaghat: Gaurishanker Chaturbhuj Bisen, BJP
- Waraseoni: Pradeep Amratlal Jaiswal (independent candidate)
- Katangi: Tamlal Raghuji Sahare, Congress
- Barghat: Arjun Singh, Congress
- Seoni: Dinesh Rai Munmun, BJP
- Keolari: Rakesh Pal Singh, BJP
- Lakhnadon: Yogendra Singh, Congress
- Gotegaon: Narmada Prasad Prajapati, Congress
- Narsingpur: Jalam Singh Patel, BJP
- Tendukheda: Sanjay Sharma, Congress
- Gadarwara: Suneeta Patel, Congress
- Junnardeo: Sunil Uikey, Congress
- Amarwara: Kamlesh Pratap Shah, Congress
- Churai: Choudhary Sujeet Mer Singh, Congress
- Saunsar: Vijay Revnath Chore, Congress
- Chhindwara: Deepak Saxena, Congress
- Parasia: Sohanlal Balmik, Congress
- Pandhurna: Nilesh Pusaram Uikey, Congress
- Multai: Sukhdev Panse, Congress
- Amla: Dr. Yogesh Pandagre, BJP
- Jawad: Om Prakash Sakhlecha, BJP
- Malhargarh: Jagdish Dewda, BJP
- Manasa: Anirudha (Madhav) Maroo, BJP