List of constituencies of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly

Rajasthan Legislative Assembly
16th Rajasthan Assembly
Type
Type
Term limits
5 years
Seats200
Elections
First past the post[1]
Last election
2023[2]
Next election
2028
Meeting place
Assembly building in Jaipur, India
Vidhan Bhavan at Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Website
https://assembly.rajasthan.gov.in/
Map of India highlighting the location of Rajasthan in the north-west
Location of Rajasthan (highlighted in red) within India

The Rajasthan Legislative Assembly is the unicameral state legislature of Rajasthan state in India.[3] The seat of the Legislative Assembly is at Jaipur,[4] the capital of the state.[5] The term of the Legislative Assembly is five years, unless dissolved early.[6]: 72  Since 1977, it has had 200 members, who are directly elected from single-seat constituencies.[7]

Since the independence of India from the United Kingdom in 1947, the Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) have been given reservation status, guaranteeing political representation, and the Constitution lays down the general principles of positive discrimination for SCs and STs.[8][6]: 137  According to the 2011 census of India the Scheduled Castes constitute 17.8%, while the Scheduled Tribes constitute 13.5% of the population of the state.[9][10]: 6, 12  The Scheduled Castes have been granted a reservation of 34 seats in the assembly, while 25 constituencies are reserved for candidates of the Scheduled Tribes.[11]: 7 

History

Changes in the constituencies of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly over time
Year Act/Order Explanation Total
seats 		SC-reserved seats ST-reserved seats Election(s)
1950, 1951 Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1951[12] The Indian Constitution came into effect and new constituencies were created. 140 0 1 1952[13]
1956 States Reorganisation Act, 1956 Ajmer State was merged with Rajasthan. 136 28 16 1957[14]
1961 Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1961[15] There were changes in the number and reservation status of constituencies. Two-member constituencies were abolished. 176 27 19 1962[16]
1966 Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1966[17]: 419  There was an increase in the number of Lok Sabha seats assigned to Rajasthan leading to a corresponding increase in the number of Assembly seats. 184 30 21 1967,[18] 1972[19]
1976 Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1976[20] There were changes in the number and reservation status of constituencies. 200 33 24 1977,[21] 1980,[22] 1985,[23] 1990,[24] 1993,[25] 1998,[26] 2003[27]
2008 Delimitation Commission Order, 2007[11] There were changes in the reservation status and area covered by constituencies. 200 34 25 2008,[28] 2013,[29] 2018,[30] 2023[2]

Constituencies

Rajasthan's ST seats are concentrated in its south and east, while the SC seats are quite dispersed
The constituencies of Rajasthan with their reservation status indicated by colour.

The constituencies of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly were last delimited in 2008.[11]

Reservation
  Scheduled Castes (SC)
  Scheduled Tribes (ST)
Constituencies of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly
No. Name Reserved for
(SC/ST/None) 		District Lok Sabha
constituency 		Electorate
(2023)[2]
1 Sadulshahar None Ganganagar Ganganagar 239,711
2 Ganganagar 239,157
3 Karanpur 229,378
4 Suratgarh 256,202
5 Raisinghnagar SC Anupgarh 268,697
6 Anupgarh Bikaner 245,958
7 Sangaria None Hanumangarh Ganganagar 246,117
8 Hanumangarh 297,777
9 Pilibanga SC 297,001
10 Nohar None Churu 281,235
11 Bhadra 276,365
12 Khajuwala SC Anupgarh Bikaner 236,842
13 Bikaner West None Bikaner 237,689
14 Bikaner East 247,695
15 Kolayat 256,184
16 Lunkaransar 260,890
17 Dungargarh 266,284
18 Nokha 282,544
19 Sadulpur Churu Churu 251,075
20 Taranagar 263,222
21 Sardarshahar 305,828
22 Churu 256,667
23 Ratangarh 278,507
24 Sujangarh SC 289,506
25 Pilani Jhunjhunu Jhunjhunu 249,563
26 Surajgarh None 291,469
27 Jhunjhunu 272,359
28 Mandawa 248,549
29 Nawalgarh 280,618
30 Udaipurwati 259,964
31 Khetri 227,852
32 Fatehpur Sikar 254,795
33 Lachhmangarh Sikar 280,028
34 Dhod SC 279,128
35 Sikar None 290,632
36 Danta Ramgarh 289,982
37 Khandela 267,504
38 Neem Ka Thana Neem Ka Thana 273,971
39 Srimadhopur 279,757
40 Kotputli Kotputli-Behror Jaipur Rural 228,953
41 Viratnagar 232,401
42 Shahpura Jaipur 234,648
43 Chomu Jaipur Rural Sikar 252,985
44 Phulera Jaipur Rural 262,555
45 Dudu SC Dudu Ajmer 254,253
46 Jhotwara None Jaipur Jaipur Rural 429,027
47 Amber 289,646
48 Jamwa Ramgarh ST Jaipur Rural 232,217
49 Hawa Mahal None Jaipur Jaipur 254,408
50 Vidhyadhar Nagar 342,342
51 Civil Lines 245,558
52 Kishanpole 192,664
53 Adarsh Nagar 268,419
54 Malviya Nagar 216,988
55 Sanganer 350,245
56 Bagru SC Jaipur Rural 352,631
57 Bassi ST Dausa 234,748
58 Chaksu SC 231,087
59 Tijara None Khairthal-Tijara Alwar 262,727
60 Kishangarh Bas 256,777
61 Mundawar 241,615
62 Behror Alwar 237,305
63 Bansur Jaipur Rural 254,753
64 Thanagazi Dausa 221,610
65 Alwar Rural SC Alwar 262,695
66 Alwar Urban None 263,585
67 Ramgarh 271,744
68 Rajgarh Laxmangarh ST 264,846
69 Kathumar SC Bharatpur 229,399
70 Kaman None Deeg 265,803
71 Nagar 250,148
72 Deeg-Kumher 257,527
73 Bharatpur Bharatpur 279,032
74 Nadbai 291,897
75 Weir SC 272,377
76 Bayana 266,511
77 Baseri Dholpur Karauli–Dholpur 203,227
78 Bari None 237,355
79 Dholpur 223,263
80 Rajakhera 214,923
81 Todabhim ST Karauli 281,647
82 Hindaun SC 276,907
83 Karauli None 256,916
84 Sapotra ST 275,004
85 Bandikui None Dausa Dausa 222,388
86 Mahuwa 221,302
87 Sikrai SC 263,403
88 Dausa None 243,483
89 Lalsot ST 255,270
90 Gangapur None Gangapur City Tonk-Sawai Madhopur 268,610
91 Bamanwas ST 243,526
92 Sawai Madhopur None Sawai Madhopur 256,555
93 Khandar SC 247,830
94 Malpura None Tonk 271,358
95 Niwai SC 284,986
96 Tonk None 253,193
97 Deoli-Uniara 297,316
98 Kishangarh Ajmer Ajmer 282,655
99 Pushkar 251,989
100 Ajmer North 209,862
101 Ajmer South SC 210,287
102 Nasirabad None 210,287
103 Beawar Beawar Rajsamand 258,434
104 Masuda Ajmer 272,284
105 Kekri Kekri 261,747
106 Ladnun Didwana Kuchaman Nagaur 269,255
107 Deedwana 265,866
108 Jayal SC Nagaur 262,399
109 Nagaur None 270,729
110 Khinwsar 283,052
111 Merta SC Rajsamand 286,760
112 Degana None 265,839
113 Makrana Didwana Kuchaman Nagaur 271,866
114 Parbatsar 250,433
115 Nawan 269,093
116 Jaitaran Pali Rajsamand 308,939
117 Sojat Pali 246,238
118 Pali 274,659
119 Marwar Junction 294,959
120 Bali 332,830
121 Sumerpur 311,205
122 Phalodi Phalodi Jodhpur 257,492
123 Lohawat 268,240
124 Shergarh Jodhpur Rural 275,874
125 Osian Pali 266,268
126 Bhopalgarh SC 305,201
127 Sardarpura None Jodhpur Jodhpur 257,772
128 Jodhpur 199,714
129 Soorsagar 288,679
130 Luni Jodhpur Rural 335,169
131 Bilara SC Pali 290,409
132 Jaisalmer None Jaisalmer Barmer 253,418
133 Pokaran Jodhpur 224,665
134 Sheo Barmer Barmer 300,843
135 Barmer 264,863
136 Baytoo Balotra 252,401
137 Pachpadra 252,957
138 Siwana 276,251
139 Gudha Malani Barmer 270,134
140 Chohtan SC 309,744
141 Ahore None Jalore Jalore 271,455
142 Jalore SC 287,956
143 Bhinmal None 308,859
144 Sanchore Sanchore 315,319
145 Raniwara 271,874
146 Sirohi Sirohi 304,492
147 Pindwara-Abu ST 228,333
148 Reodar SC 283,584
149 Gogunda ST Udaipur Udaipur 264,810
150 Jhadol 273,497
151 Kherwara 297,710
152 Udaipur Rural 285,214
153 Udaipur None 246,410
154 Mavli Chittorgarh 258,065
155 Vallabhnagar 264,780
156 Salumber ST Salumbar Udaipur 295,173
157 Dhariawad Pratapgarh 274,756
158 Dungarpur Dungarpur Banswara 263,301
159 Aspur Udaipur 270,023
160 Sagwara Banswara 276,048
161 Chorasi 250,160
162 Ghatol Banswara 281,420
163 Garhi 289,357
164 Banswara 281,013
165 Bagidora 264,743
166 Kushalgarh 264,875
167 Kapasan SC Chittorgarh Chittorgarh 269,727
168 Begun None 279,580
169 Chittorgarh 270,246
170 Nimbahera 276,158
171 Bari Sadri 274,987
172 Pratapgarh ST Pratapgarh 259,074
173 Bhim None Rajsamand Rajsamand 231,185
174 Kumbhalgarh 226,463
175 Rajsamand 232,184
176 Nathdwara 238,585
177 Asind Bhilwara Bhilwara 296,914
178 Mandal 271,134
179 Sahara 254,268
180 Bhilwara 279,899
181 Shahpura SC Shahpura 252,867
182 Jahazpur None 247,891
183 Mandalgarh Bhilwara 248,734
184 Hindoli Bundi 273,581
185 Keshoraipatan SC Kota 277,861
186 Bundi None 309,342
187 Pipalda Kota 210,017
188 Sangod 209,921
189 Kota North 255,734
190 Kota South 244,959
191 Ladpura 290,305
192 Ramganj Mandi SC 248,061
193 Anta None Baran Jhalawar-Baran 217,028
194 Kishanganj ST 231,679
195 Baran-Atru SC 240,979
196 Chhabra None 244,570
197 Dag SC Jhalawar 264,695
198 Jhalrapatan None 297,916
199 Khanpur 247,156
200 Manohar Thana 266,509

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