i have multiple records in one table but i want in a single record like

select yearofelection,con_code, con_name, name,VotesPolled, status from
Election_history_Assembly E where 1= (select count(distinct votespolled) from Election_history_Assembly eh
where e.yearofelection=eh.yearofelection and e.status=eh.status and e.con_code= eh.con_code and e.votespolled<=eh.votespolled)
These is the result:
yearofelection con_code con_name name VotesPolled status
1983 1 ICHAPURAM M.V. KRISHNA RAO 28168 WON
1983 1 ICHAPURAM S.L. RAO 19062 LOST
1983 2 SOMPETA M. NARAYANA RAO 31314 WON
1983 2 SOMPETA GOUTHU LACHANNA 27271 LOST
1983 3 TEKKALI A. JANARDHAN RAO 35274 WON
1983 3 TEKKALI S.L. NAIDU 15558 LOST

i want the result in the form is:

1983 1 ICHAPURAM M.V. KRISHNA RAO 28168 WON S.L. RAO 19062 LOST
1983 2 SOMPETA M. NARAYANA RAO 31314 WON GOUTHU LACHANNA 27271 LOST

So you have a separate record for who won, and who lost, and you want to see the two together on a single line in the results?
The standard solution for this is to use a self-join, which is a join between two instances of the same table.
SELECT t1.colA, t2.colA
FROM MyTable t1
INNER JOIN MyTable t2
ON t1.key = t2.key
WHERE t1.Status = 'LOST' AND t2.Status = 'WON'
After ON, you put all the fields where the two rows must match ("yearofelection" and "con").
After WHERE, you put all the fields where the two rows must be different ("status").