The state of Andhra Pradesh is currently represented by 25 members in the Lok Sabha, the lower house of the Parliament of India. Prior to the bifurcation of the state in 2014, which resulted in the creation of Telangana, undivided Andhra Pradesh was represented by 42 members.[1] The representatives are directly elected by the electorate of Andhra Pradesh for a term of five years using the first-past-the-post voting system. The allocation of seats to each state and union territory is determined by population data from the decennial census, as mandated by the Constitution of India.[2]

Current members (18th Lok Sabha)

Following the 2024 Indian general election, the 18th Lok Sabha comprises 25 members from Andhra Pradesh representing four major political parties.

Keys:   TDP (16)   YSRCP (4)   BJP (3)   JSP (2)

Current members of the Lok Sabha from Andhra Pradesh (2024–2029)
Constituency Member Party affiliation Ref.
Amalapuram (SC)G. M. HarishTelugu Desam Party[3]
AnakapalliC. M. RameshBharatiya Janata Party[3]
AnantapurAmbica LakshminarayanaTelugu Desam Party[3]
Araku (ST)Gumma Thanuja RaniYSR Congress Party[3]
Bapatla (SC)Krishna Prasad TennetiTelugu Desam Party[3]
Chittoor (SC)Daggumalla Prasada RaoTelugu Desam Party[3]
EluruPutta Mahesh KumarTelugu Desam Party[3]
GunturPemmasani ChandrasekharTelugu Desam Party[3]
HindupurB. K. ParthasarathiTelugu Desam Party[3]
KadapaY. S. Avinash ReddyYSR Congress Party[3]
KakinadaTangella Uday SrinivasJanasena Party[3]
KurnoolBastipati NagarajuTelugu Desam Party[3]
MachilipatnamBalashowry VallabhaneniJanasena Party[3]
NandyalByreddy ShabariTelugu Desam Party[3]
NarasapuramBhupathi Raju Srinivasa VarmaBharatiya Janata Party[3]
NarasaraopetLavu Sri Krishna DevarayaluTelugu Desam Party[3]
NelloreVemireddy Prabhakar ReddyTelugu Desam Party[3]
OngoleMagunta Sreenivasulu ReddyTelugu Desam Party[3]
RajahmundryDaggubati PurandeswariBharatiya Janata Party[3]
RajampetP. V. Midhun ReddyYSR Congress Party[3]
SrikakulamRam Mohan Naidu KinjarapuTelugu Desam Party[3]
Tirupati (SC)Maddila GurumoorthyYSR Congress Party[3]
VijayawadaKesineni SivanathTelugu Desam Party[3]
VisakhapatnamSribharat MathukumilliTelugu Desam Party[3]
VizianagaramAppalanaidu KalisettiTelugu Desam Party[3]

Former members

This directory encompasses historical representatives from Andhra Pradesh who served in previous Lok Sabha terms. The list is structurally sorted by constituency to illustrate the historical political representation of specific geographic regions. The "No. of terms" column indicates the total number of elections won by the member in that constituency.

Keys:   INC   TDP   YSRCP   BJP   CPI   Independent / Others

Historical members of the Lok Sabha from Andhra Pradesh
Constituency Member Party affiliation No. of terms Notes Ref.
AmalapuramBayya Suryanarayana MurthyIndian National Congress4[4]
Kusuma Krishna MurthyIndian National Congress3[4]
Aithabathula J. Venkata Butchi Maheshwara RaoTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Ganti Mohana Chandra BalayogiTelugu Desam Party3Lok Sabha Speaker[4]
K. S. R. MurthyIndian National Congress1[4]
Vijaya Kumari GantiTelugu Desam Party1[4]
G.V. Harsha KumarIndian National Congress2[4]
Pandula Ravindra BabuTelugu Desam Party1[4]
AnakapalliMissula Suryanarayana MurtiIndian National Congress2[4]
SRAS Appala NaiduIndian National Congress3State Minister[4]
P. AppalanarasimhamTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Rama Krishna KonathalaIndian National Congress2State Minister[4]
Ayyanna Patrudu ChintakayalaTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
Gudivada Gurunadha RaoIndian National Congress1State Minister[4]
Ganta Srinivasa RaoTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
Pappala ChalapathiraoTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Sabbam HariIndian National Congress1[4]
Muttamsetti Srinivasa RaoTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
AnantapurT. Nagi ReddyCommunist Party of India1Leader of Opposition in AP Assembly[4]
Osman Ali S. KhanIndian National Congress1[4]
Ponnapati Antony ReddyIndian National Congress2[4]
Darur PullaiahIndian National Congress2[4]
D. NarayanaswamiTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Anantha Venkata ReddyIndian National Congress2[4]
Kalava SrinivasuluTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
J. C. Diwakar ReddyTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
Paidi LakshmayyaIndian National Congress1[4]
Anantha Venkatarami ReddyIndian National Congress4[4]
ArakuV. Kishore Chandra DeoIndian National Congress5Central Minister[4]
Kothapalli GeethaYSR Congress Party1[4]
BapatlaP. Ankineedu Prasada RaoIndian National Congress3Central Minister & State Minister[4]
Chimata SambuTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Salagala BenjaminIndian National Congress1[4]
Venkateswara Daggubati RaoTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Daggubati RamanaiduTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Malyadri SriramTelugu Desam Party1[4]
BobbiliPusapati Vijayarama Gajapati RajuIndian National Congress4[4]
K. Narayana RaoIndian National Congress2[4]
Poosapati Ananda Gajapathi RajuIndian National Congress2State Minister[4]
Kemburi Ramamohan RaoTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Kondapalli Pydithalli NaiduTelugu Desam Party3[4]
Botsa SatyanarayanaIndian National Congress1State Minister[4]
Botsa Jhansi LakshmiIndian National Congress2[4]
CheepurupalliRavu Venkata Gopala Krishna Ranga RaoIndian National Congress1[4]
ChittoorM V Gangadhara SivaIndian National Congress2[4]
N.P.C. NaiduIndian National Congress1[4]
P. Narasimha ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
P. Rajagopal NaiduIndian National Congress2[4]
N.P. Jhansi LakshmiTelugu Desam Party1[4]
M. Gnanendra ReddyIndian National Congress2[4]
Nootanakalava Ramakrishna ReddyTelugu Desam Party3State Minister[4]
D.K. AudikesavuluTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Naramalli SivaprasadTelugu Desam Party2State Minister[4]
EluruKondru Subba RaoCommunist Party of India1[4]
Sanka ButehikottaiahCommunist Party of India1[4]
Kumari Mothey VedakumariIndian National Congress1[4]
Viramachaneni Vimla DeviCommunist Party of India1[4]
Kommareddi SuryanarayanaIndian National Congress3[4]
Subbarao Chowdary ChitturiIndian National Congress1[4]
Bolla Bulli RamaiahTelugu Desam Party3Central Minister[4]
Ghattamaneni KrishnaIndian National Congress1[4]
Maganti Venkateswara RaoTelugu Desam Party2State Minister[4]
Kavuru Samba Siva RaoIndian National Congress5Central Minister[4]
GudivadaK Gopala RaoCommunist Party of India1[4]
D. Balarama KrishnaiahIndian National Congress1[4]
GunturKotha RaghuramaiahIndian National Congress6Central Minister[4]
S V Laxmi NarsimhanIndependent1[4]
N. G. RangaIndian National Congress4[4]
Lal Jan Basha S.M.Telugu Desam Party1[4]
Rayapati Sambasiva RaoIndian National Congress5[4]
Yemparala Venkateswara RaoTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Galla JayadevTelugu Desam Party2[4]
HindupurK.V. Ramakrishna ReddyIndian National Congress2[4]
Pamudurthi Bayapa ReddyIndian National Congress3[4]
K. Ramachandra ReddyTelugu Desam Party1[4]
S. GangadharIndian National Congress3[4]
S. Ramachandra ReddyTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
B K ParthasarathiTelugu Desam Party1[4]
G NizamuddinIndian National Congress1[4]
Kristappa NimmalaTelugu Desam Party2State Minister[4]
KadapaY. Eswara ReddyCommunist Party of India4[4]
Vutukuru Rami ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
Kandala Obul ReddyIndian National Congress2[4]
Dr. D.N. ReddyTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Dr. Y. S. Rajasekhara ReddyIndian National Congress4Chief Minister of AP[4]
Y. S. Vivekananda ReddyIndian National Congress2State Minister[4]
Y. S. Jagan Mohan ReddyYSR Congress Party2Chief Minister of AP[4]
Y. S. Avinash ReddyYSR Congress Party2[4]
KakinadaChelikani Venkat Rama RaoCommunist Party of India1[4]
Bayya Suryanarayana MurthyIndian National Congress3Central Minister[4]
Mosalikanti Thirumala RaoIndian National Congress3Central Minister[4]
M.S. Sanjeevi RaoIndian National Congress3[4]
Gopal Krishna ThotaTelugu Desam Party2[4]
M. M. Pallam RajuIndian National Congress3Central Minister[4]
Thota SubbaraoTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Mudragada PadmanabhamTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
Thota NarasimhamTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
KavaliBezawada Gopala ReddyIndian National Congress1Central Minister, Chief Minister of AP & Governor[4]
R. Dasaratharama ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
KurnoolY. Gadilingana GoudSwatantra Party2[4]
K. Kodanda Rami ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
Kotla Vijaya Bhaskara ReddyIndian National Congress6Central Minister & Chief Minister of AP[4]
E. Ayyapu ReddyTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Kotla Jaya Surya Prakash ReddyIndian National Congress3Central Minister[4]
K. E. KrishnamurthyTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
Yashoda ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
Butta RenukaYSR Congress Party1[4]
MachilipatnamMandali Venkata Krishna RaoIndian National Congress1State Minister[4]
Y. Ankeenidu PrasadIndian National Congress1[4]
Maganti AnkineeduIndian National Congress5[4]
K.P. Reddaiah YadavTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Satyanarayana KaikalaTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Ambati BrahmanaiahTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Ramakrishna BadigaIndian National Congress1[4]
Konakalla Narayana RaoTelugu Desam Party2[4]
Balashowry VallabhaneniYSR Congress Party2[4]
MarkapurC. Bali ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
Gujjulu Yallamanda ReddyCommunist Party of India1[4]
NandyalRayasam Seshagiri RaoIndependent1[4]
Paidi LakshmayyaIndian National Congress1[4]
Pendekanti VenkatasubbaiahIndian National Congress5Central Minister[4]
P. V. Narasimha RaoIndian National Congress1Prime Minister & Chief Minister of AP[4]
Neelam Sanjiva ReddyJanata Party2President of India, Lok Sabha Speaker, Central Minister & Chief Minister[4]
M. Subba ReddyTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Bojja Venkata ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
Gangula Prathap ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
Bhuma Nagi ReddyTelugu Desam Party3[4]
S. P. Y. ReddyYSR Congress Party3[4]
NarasapuramDalta Balarama RajuIndian National Congress1[4]
M.T. RajuIndian National Congress1[4]
Alluri Subhash Chandra BoseIndian National Congress2[4]
Bhupathiraju Vijayakumar RajuTelugu Desam Party3[4]
Venkata Krishnam Raju UppalapatiBharatiya Janata Party2Central Minister[4]
Kothapalli SubbarayuduTelugu Desam Party1State Minister[4]
Bapi Raju KanumuriIndian National Congress2[4]
Chegondi Venkata Harirama JogaiahIndian National Congress1State Minister[4]
Gokaraju Ganga RajuBharatiya Janata Party1[4]
NarasaraopetChapalamadugu Ramiah ChowdharyIndependent1[4]
Maddi SudarsanamIndian National Congress2[4]
K. Brahmananda ReddyIndian National Congress2Central Minister, Chief Minister & Governor[4]
Katuri Narayana SwamyTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Kasu Venkata Krishna ReddyIndian National Congress2State Minister[4]
Kota SaidiahTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Konijeti RosaiahIndian National Congress1Chief Minister & Governor[4]
Modugula Venugopala ReddyTelugu Desam Party1[4]
NelloreMekapati Rajamohan ReddyYSR Congress Party5[4]
Bezawada Ramachandra ReddyIndependent1[4]
B. AnjanappaIndian National Congress1[4]
Ronda Narappa ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
Doddavarapu KamakshaiahIndian National Congress3[4]
Puchalapalli PenchalaiahIndian National Congress2[4]
Kumari Padmashree KudumulaIndian National Congress1[4]
Panabaka LakshmiIndian National Congress4Central Minister[4]
Vukkala RajeswarammaTelugu Desam Party1[4]
OngoleY. V. Subba ReddyYSR Congress Party1[4]
M NanadassIndependent1[4]
P VenkataraghaviahIndependent1[4]
Mandala Venkata SwamyIndependent1[4]
K. JaggaiahIndian National Congress1[4]
Puli Venkata ReddyIndian National Congress3[4]
Bezawada Papi ReddyTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Magunta Subbarama ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
Magunta Parvathamma Subbarama ReddyIndian National Congress1[4]
Magunta Sreenivasulu ReddyYSR Congress Party4[4]
Karanam Balarama Krishna MurthyTelugu Desam Party1[4]
ParvathipuramN Rama SeshiahIndependent1[4]
Dippala Suri DoraSocialist Party1[4]
Viswasarai Narasimha RaoSwatantra Party1[4]
Biddika SatanarayanaIndian National Congress1[4]
Vijayarama Raju SatrucharlaTelugu Desam Party3State Minister[4]
Dadichiluka Veera Gouri Sankara RaoTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Pradeep Kumar Dev VyricherlaIndian National Congress1[4]
PathapatnamV. V. GiriIndian National Congress1President of India, Central Minister, State Minister & Governor[4]
PenukondaK S RaghavachariKisan Mazdoor Praja Party1[4]
RajahmundryKaneti Mohana RaoCommunist Party of India1[4]
Nalla Reddi NaiduSocialist Party (India)1[4]
Dr. Dalta Satyanarayana RajuIndian National Congress3[4]
S.B.P. Pattabhi Rama RaoIndian National Congress3[4]
Sri Hari Rao ChundruTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Juluri JamunaIndian National Congress1[4]
K.V.R. ChoudharyTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Ravindra ChitturiIndian National Congress1[4]
Girajala Venkata Swamy NaiduBharatiya Janata Party1[4]
SBPBK Satyanarayana RaoBharatiya Janata Party1Central Minister[4]
Aruna Kumar VundavalliIndian National Congress2[4]
Murali Mohan MagantiTelugu Desam Party1[4]
RajampetT. N. Viswanatha ReddyIndian National Congress2[4]
C.L. Narasimha ReddySwatantra Party1[4]
Pothuraju ParthasarthyIndian National Congress4[4]
Palakondrayudu SugavasiTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Sai Prathap AnnayyagariIndian National Congress6Central Minister[4]
Gunipati RamaiahTelugu Desam Party1[4]
P. V. Midhun ReddyYSR Congress Party2[4]
SrikakulamBoddepalli Rajagopala RaoIndian National Congress6[4]
Gouthu LatchannaSwatantra Party1Leader of Opposition in AP Assembly[4]
Dr. Kanithi ViswanathamIndian National Congress2[4]
Kinjarapu Yerran NaiduIndian National Congress4Central Minister[4]
Killi Krupa RaniIndian National Congress1Central Minister[4]
Ram Mohan Naidu KinjarapuTelugu Desam Party2[4]
TenaliKolla VenkaiahCommunist Party of India1[4]
Meduri Nageswara RaoIndian National Congress3[4]
Basavapunnaiah SingamIndian National Congress1[4]
Ummareddy VenkateswarluTelugu Desam Party2Central Minister[4]
Sarada TadiparthiTelugu Desam Party1[4]
P. Shiv ShankarIndian National Congress1Central Minister & Governor[4]
TirupatiMaddila GurumoorthyYSR Congress Party1[4]
M. A. AyyangarIndian National Congress3Lok Sabha Speaker and Governor[4]
C. DassIndian National Congress2[4]
Thamburu BalakrishniahIndian National Congress2[4]
Pasala PenchalaiahIndian National Congress1[4]
Chinta MohanIndian National Congress6[4]
Nelavala SubrahmanyamIndian National Congress1[4]
Nandipaku VenkataswamBharatiya Janata Party1[4]
Varaprasad Rao VelagapalliYSR Congress Party1[4]
Balli Durga Prasad RaoYSR Congress Party1State Minister[4]
VijayawadaHarindranath ChatopadhyayaIndependent1[4]
Komarraju AtchamambaIndian National Congress1[4]
Kanuri Lakshmana RaoIndian National Congress3Central Minister[4]
Godey MurahariIndian National Congress1[4]
Vidya ChennupatiIndian National Congress2[4]
Vadde Sobhanadreeswara RaoTelugu Desam Party2State Minister[4]
Kesineni SrinivasTelugu Desam Party2[4]
Parvathaneni UpendraIndian National Congress2Central Minister[4]
Gadde RamamohanTelugu Desam Party1[4]
Rajagopal LagadapatiIndian National Congress2[4]
VisakhapatnamLanka SundaramIndependent1[4]
Gam MalludoraIndependent1[4]
Tenneti ViswanathamProgressive Group1State Minister[4]
Dronamraju SatyanarayanaIndian National Congress1[4]
Appalaswamy KommuruIndian National Congress1[4]
Srirama Murthy BhattamTelugu Desam Party1[4]
M.V.V.S. MurthiTelugu Desam Party2[4]
Uma Gajapathi RajuIndian National Congress1Central Minister[4]
Dr. T. Subbarami ReddyIndian National Congress2Central Minister[4]
Nedurumalli Janardhana ReddyIndian National Congress3Central Minister & Chief Minister[4]
Daggubati PurandareswariIndian National Congress2Central Minister[4]
Kambhampati Hari BabuBharatiya Janata Party1Governor[4]
VizianagaramKandala SubramaniamSocialist Party (India)1[4]
Pusapati Ashok Gajapathi RajuTelugu Desam Party1Central Minister[4]

See also

General references

References

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