1987 elections in India
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Elections in the Republic of India in 1987 included elections to six state legislative assemblies, seats in the Rajya Sabha and the posts of President and vice president.
| Date(s) | State | Government before election | Chief Minister before election | Government after election | Chief Minister after election | Maps | ||
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| 16 February 1987 | Mizoram | Mizo National Front | Laldenga | Mizo National Front | Laldenga |  | ||
| 23 March 1987 | Jammu and Kashmir | Jammu and Kashmir National Conference | Farooq Abdullah | Jammu and Kashmir National Conference | Farooq Abdullah |  | ||
| Kerala | United Democratic Front | K. Karunakaran | Left Democratic Front | E. K. Nayanar |  | |||
| 10 April 1987 | West Bengal | Left Front | Jyoti Basu | Left Front | Jyoti Basu |  | ||
| Haryana | Indian National Congress | Bansi Lal | Lok Dal | Devi Lal |  | |||
| 18 November 1987 | Nagaland | Indian National Congress | Hokishe Sema | Indian National Congress | Hokishe Sema |  | ||
Legislative Assembly elections
Rajya Sabha
President
| Candidate | Electoral Values |
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| R. Venkataraman | 740,148 |
| V. R. Krishna Iyer | 281,550 |
| Mithilesh Kumar | 2,223 |
| Total | 1,023,921 |