Delhi Election Trivia

The BJP won 12 constituencies with a margin of less than 5% in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections.

The BJP won 12 constituencies with a margin of less than 5% in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections.

Vishwas Nagar is the only constituency of Delhi that has never won by AAP in its electoral history.

Patel Nagar and Kasturba Nagar constituencies saw the lowest number of contesting candidates (5) in the 2020 Delhi Assembly elections.

New Delhi constituency had the highest number of contesting candidates (23) in the 2025 Delhi assembly elections.

Aahir Deepak Chaudharyy (BJP) won the assembly seat of Badli with the lowest vote share of 40.56 % in the 2025 Delhi assembly elections.

Aaley Mohammed Iqbal (AAP) defeated Deepti Indora (BJP) with the highest margin of 42,724 votes (50.58%) from the Matia Mahal constituency in the 2025 Delhi assembly elections.

Chandan Kumar Choudhary (BJP) narrowly defeated Dinesh Mohaniya (AAP) with the lowest margin of 344 votes (0.27%) from the Sangam Vihar constituency in the 2025 Delhi assembly elections

Delhi Cantt saw the highest increase in voter participation, with a 14% gain in the 2025 election compared to the 2020 election.

Mehrauli recorded the lowest voter turnout of 53.02% in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections.

Mustafabad recorded the highest voter turnout of 69.01% in the 2025 Delhi assembly elections.

The voter turnout in the 2025 Delhi assembly election was 60.54%, which was 2.28% lower than the previous assembly election.

Among the three major parties contesting in the 2025 Delhi election, AAP has fielded 9 female candidates, INC 9 and BJP 8.

There are 602 male, 96 female, and 1 transgender candidate (total 699 candidates) contesting in the 2025 Delhi Assembly election.

Rajender of Aam Janmat Party contesting from the Badli Assembly constituency, aged 88, is the oldest candidate contesting in the 2025 Delhi Assembly election.

The average age of candidates contesting in the 2025 Delhi election is 48 years.

A total of 106 political parties (excluding independents) are contesting in the 2025 Delhi Assembly election

Out of the 8 assembly seats won by the BJP in 2020 elections, 5 were from the East Delhi region (Trans Yamuna).

The Congress party failed to be a runner-up in a single assembly seat in the 2020 Delhi assembly elections.

The Congress Party failed to win any assembly seats in the last three assembly elections of Delhi (2025, 2020 and 2015).

Narela seat in North Delhi is the largest Assembly constituency in Delhi in terms of area. It covers an area of 140 square kilometres. Narela is 47 times bigger in area than the smallest, Matia Mahal.