<p>As Madhya Pradesh prepares for assembly elections, we look at the constituencies that voted out the BJP in the 2018 election.</p><p>MP is set to vote on November 17 and votes will be counted on December 3.</p>.<p>The Indian National Congress emerged as the single largest party in the 2018 assembly elections as Kamal Nath became the chief minister of the state. However, a large number of Congress MLAs shifted allegiance to the BJP, which caused the government to collapse and Kamal Nath to resign. </p><p>As a result, Shivraj Singh Chouhan became the state's new chief minister and the BJP came to power.</p>.Madhya Pradesh polls: Candidates who won by the highest margin of votes in 2018 .<p>Here we take a look at the constituencies that voted out the winning party, BJP in 2018 and voted for the party INC, which had a tight competition with BJP.</p>.<p>While almost all the above shown seats were bagged by Congress, the constituencies Bhind and Pathariya had BSP candidates as winners and Bijawar voted for the SP party candidate. </p><p>Four independent candidates won in the following constituencies: Bhagwanpura, Burhanpur, Susner and Waraseoni.</p><p><em>(Source: Election Commission of India)</em></p>
<p>As Madhya Pradesh prepares for assembly elections, we look at the constituencies that voted out the BJP in the 2018 election.</p><p>MP is set to vote on November 17 and votes will be counted on December 3.</p>.<p>The Indian National Congress emerged as the single largest party in the 2018 assembly elections as Kamal Nath became the chief minister of the state. However, a large number of Congress MLAs shifted allegiance to the BJP, which caused the government to collapse and Kamal Nath to resign. </p><p>As a result, Shivraj Singh Chouhan became the state's new chief minister and the BJP came to power.</p>.Madhya Pradesh polls: Candidates who won by the highest margin of votes in 2018 .<p>Here we take a look at the constituencies that voted out the winning party, BJP in 2018 and voted for the party INC, which had a tight competition with BJP.</p>.<p>While almost all the above shown seats were bagged by Congress, the constituencies Bhind and Pathariya had BSP candidates as winners and Bijawar voted for the SP party candidate. </p><p>Four independent candidates won in the following constituencies: Bhagwanpura, Burhanpur, Susner and Waraseoni.</p><p><em>(Source: Election Commission of India)</em></p>