2024 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election

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2024 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election
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  2019 20 November 20242029 

All 288 members of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly
145 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout66.05% (Increase2.svg 4.61 pp)
 Majority partyMinority partyThird party
 
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Eknath Shinde with PM Narendra Modi Cropped.jpg
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Leader Devendra Fadnavis Eknath Shinde Ajit Pawar
Party BJP SHS NCP
Alliance MY MY MY
Leader since201320192022
Leader's seat Nagpur South-West
(won)
Kopri-Pachpakhadi
(won)
Baramati
(won)
Last election25.75%, 105 seatsParty split after last electionParty split after last election
Seats before1023840
Seats won1325741
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 27Increase2.svg 19 [a] Increase2.svg1 [b]
Popular vote17,293,6507,996,9305,816,566
Percentage26.77%12.38%9.01%
SwingIncrease2.svg 1.02 pp New [c] New [d]

 Fourth partyFifth partySixth party
 
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Hand INC.svg
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Leader Uddhav Thackeray Nana Patole Jayant Patil
Party SS(UBT) INC NCP(SP)
Alliance MVA MVA MVA
Leader since202420232024
Leader's seat MLC Sakoli
(won)
Islampur
(won)
Last electionParty split after last election15.87%, 44 seatsParty split after last election
Seats before163712
Seats won201610
Seat changeIncrease2.svg4 [e] Decrease2.svg 28Decrease2.svg2 [f]
Popular vote6,433,0138,020,9217,287,797
Percentage9.96%12.42%11.28%
SwingNewDecrease2.svg 3.45 pp New' [g]

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Chief Minister before election

Eknath Shinde
SHS
Maha Yuti

Chief Minister after election

Devendra Fadnavis
BJP
Maha Yuti

The 2024 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly elections were held on 20 November 2024 to elect all 288 members of the state's Legislative Assembly. The turnout for the election was 66.05%, the highest since 1995. The BJP-led Maha Yuti alliance won a landslide victory, winning 235 seats. None of the parties in the Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance won the necessary number of seats to obtain the position of leader of opposition, a first in six decades. [1]

Contents

The BJP leadership finalized Devendra Fadnavis as the Maharashtra Chief Minister post at a key meeting held on 4 December 2024 and he took an oath as the Chief Minister for the third time, on 5 December 2024. [2] [3]

Background

The tenure of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly was set to conclude on November 26. [4] The last Assembly elections in Maharashtra took place in October 2019. The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance secured a majority to establish the government. However, internal conflicts led the Shiv Sena to exit the alliance [5] and join forces with the Nationalist Congress Party and the Indian National Congress, forming a new coalition called Maha Vikas Aghadi. [6] Subsequently, Maha Vikas Aghadi established the state government, with Shiv Sena leader Uddhav Thackeray assuming the role of chief minister. [7]

Political developments

Following the 2022 Maharashtra political crisis, Shiv Sena MLA Eknath Shinde, along with 40 MLAs from his party, formed a government with the BJP with Shinde becoming the new chief minister. [8] After the 2023 Maharashtra political crisis, the Ajit Pawar faction of Nationalist Congress Party also joined the government.

In the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra, which was the first major election after the split of the Nationalist Congress Party and Shiv Sena, Maha Vikas Aghadi won 30 out of 48 seats while Maha Yuti could only get 17 seats. [9] [10]

Schedule

Poll EventSchedule
Notification Date22 October
Last Date for filing nomination29 October
Scrutiny of nomination30 October
Last Date for Withdrawal of nomination4 November
Date of Poll20 November [11]
Date of Counting of Votes23 November

Parties and alliances

   Maha Yuti

PartyFlagSymbolsLeaderSeats contested
Bharatiya Janata Party BJP flag.svg Lotos flower symbol.svg Devendra Fadnavis 145+4 [h] [12]
Shiv Sena Shiv Sena flag.jpg Indian Election Symbol Bow And Arrow.svg Eknath Shinde 75+6 [i] [12]
Nationalist Congress Party Nationalist Congress Party NCP Pink logo flag.jpg Nationalist Congress Party Election Symbol.png Ajit Pawar 50+9 [j] [12]
Jan Surajya Shakti No image available.svg Vinay Kore 2+1 [k]
Rashtriya Samaj Paksha No image available.svg Mahadev Jankar 1 [l]
Rashtriya Yuva Swabhiman Party No image available.svg Ravi Rana 1+1 [m]
Rajarshi Shahu Vikas Aghadi No image available.svg Election Symbol Whistle (Siti).jpg Rajendra Patil Yadravkar 1
No Candidates2 [n]

   Maha Vikas Aghadi

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderSeats contested
Indian National Congress Indian National Congress Flag.svg INC Hand.svg Balasaheb Thorat 100+2 [o] [13]
Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) SS(UBT) flag.png Indian Election Symbol Flaming Torch.png Uddhav Thackeray 90+2 [p]
Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar) raassttrvaadii kaaNgres - shrdcNdr pvaar Logo.png Indian Election Symbol Man Blowing Turha.png Sharad Pawar 85+1 [q]
Samajwadi Party Samajwadi Party.png Indian Election Symbol Cycle.png Abu Azmi 2+7 [r]
Peasants and Workers Party of India Election Symbol Whistle (Siti).jpg Jayant Prabhakar Patil 3+2 [s]
Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPI-M-flag.svg CPI(M) election symbol - Hammer Sickle and Star.svg Ashok Dhawale
Uday Narkar
2+1 [t]
Communist Party of India CPI-banner.svg CPI symbol.svg Budh Mala Pawara1

Parivartan Mahashakti

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderSeats contested
Prahar Janshakti Party Indian Election Symbol Bat.png Bachchu Kadu 38
Swabhimani Paksha Raju Shetty TBD
Maharashtra Swarajya Party Sambhaji Raje Chhatrapati TBD
Maharashtra Rajya SamitiShankar Anna DhondgeTBD
Swatantra Bharat Paksh Wamanrao Chatap TBD

Others

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderSeats contested
Bahujan Samaj Party Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party.svg Indian Election Symbol Elephant.png Sunil Dongre237
Vanchit Bahujan Aaghadi VBA party.jpg Gas Cylinder.jpg Prakash Ambedkar [14] 200 [15]
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena Maharashtra Navnirman Sena Official Flag.jpg Mns-symbol-railway-engine.png Raj Thackeray 135
Rashtriya Samaj Paksha Mahadev Jankar 93 [16]
Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) Azad samaj party symbol.png Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) election symbol 1.jpg Chandrashekhar Azad 40
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen logo.svg Indian Election Symbol Kite.svg Imtiyaz Jaleel 17
Bahujan Vikas Aaghadi No image available.svg Pea Whistle.jpg Hitendra Thakur 6

Alliance wise Contest

Parties
BJP SHS NCP Others
INC 741377
SS(UBT) 335157
NCP(SP) 368375
Others239

Candidates

Candidate List

DistrictAssembly Constituency
Maha Yuti Maha Vikas Aghadi
Nandurbar 1 Akkalkuwa (ST) SHS Aamshya Padavi INC Kagda Chandya Padvi
2 Shahada (ST) BJP Rajesh Padvi INC Rajendrakumar Gavit
3 Nandurbar (ST) BJP Vijaykumar Gavit INC Kiran Tadvi
4 Navapur (ST) NCP Bharat Gavit INC Shirishkumar Surupsing Naik
Dhule 5 Sakri (ST) SHS Manjula Gavit INC Pravin Bapu Chaure
6 Dhule Rural BJP Raghavendra Patil INC Kunal Rohidas Patil
7 Dhule City BJP Anup Agrawal SS(UBT) Anil Gote
8 Sindkheda BJP Jaykumar Rawal NCP-SP Sandeep Bedse
9 Shirpur (ST) BJP Kashiram Pawara CPI Budha Mala Pavara
Jalgaon 10 Chopda (ST) SHS Chandrakant Sonawane SS(UBT) Prabhakarappa Sonawane
11 Raver BJP Amol Haribhau Jawale INC Dhananjay Shirish Chaudhari
12 Bhusawal (SC) BJP Sanjay Waman Sawakare INC Rajesh Tukaram Manvatkar
13 Jalgaon City BJP Suresh Bhole SS(UBT) Jayshree Mahajan
14 Jalgaon Rural SHS Gulabrao Patil NCP-SP Gulabrao Deokar
15 Amalner NCP Anil Bhaidas Patil INC Anil Shinde
16 Erandol SHS Amol Patil NCP-SP Satish Anna Patil
17 Chalisgaon BJP Mangesh Chavan SS(UBT) Unmesh Bhaiyyasaheb Patil
18 Pachora SHS Kishor Patil SS(UBT) Vaishali Suryawanshi
19 Jamner BJP Girish Mahajan NCP-SP Dilip Khodpe
20 Muktainagar SHS Chandrakant Nimba Patil NCP-SP Rohini Khadse-Khewalkar
Buldhana 21 Malkapur BJP Chainsukh Madanlal Sancheti INC Rajesh Ekade
22 Buldhana SHS Sanjay Gaikwad SS(UBT) Jayshree choudhary
23 Chikhali BJP Shweta Mahale INC Rahul Bondre
24 Sindkhed Raja SHS Shashikant Khedekar NCP-SP Rajendra Shingne
NCP Manoj Kayande
25 Mehkar (SC) SHS Sanjay Raimulkar SS(UBT) Siddharth Kharat
26 Khamgaon BJP Akash Fundkar INC Rana Dilipkumar Gokulchand Sanada
27 Jalgaon (Jamod) BJP Sanjay Kute INC Swati Sandip Wakekar
Akola 28 Akot BJP Prakash Bharsakale INC Mahesh Gangane
29 Balapur SHS Baliram Sirskar SS(UBT) Nitin Deshmukh
30 Akola West BJP Vijay Agarwal INC Sajid Khan Mannan Khan
31 Akola East BJP Randhir Savarkar SS(UBT) Gopal Datarkar
32 Murtizapur (SC) BJP Harish Marotiappa Pimple NCP-SP Samrat Dongardive
Washim 33 Risod SHS Bhavana Gawali INC Amit Zanak
34 Washim (SC) BJP Shyam Ramcharan Khode SS(UBT) Siddharth Deole
35 Karanja BJP Sai Prakash Dahake NCP-SP Gyayak Patni
Amravati 36 Dhamangaon Railway BJP Pratap Adsad INC Virendra Jagtap
37 Badnera RYSP Ravi Rana SS(UBT) Sunil Kharate
38 Amravati NCP Sulbha Khodke INC Sunil Deshmukh
39 Teosa BJP Rajesh Shriramji Wankhade INC Yashomati Thakur
40 Daryapur (SC)RYSP Ramesh Bundile SS(UBT) Gajanan Lawate
SHS Abhijit Adsul
41 Melghat (ST) BJP Kewalram Kale INC Hemant Nanda Chimote
42 Achalpur BJP Pravin Tayde INC Aniruddha Deshmukh
43 Morshi BJP Chandu Atmaramji Yawalkar NCP-SP Girish Karale
NCP Devendra Bhuyar
Wardha 44 Arvi BJP Sumit Wankhede NCP-SP Mayura Kale
45 Deoli BJP Rajesh Bhaurao Bakane INC Ranjit Kamble
46 Hinganghat BJP Samir Kunawar NCP-SP Atul Wandile
47 Wardha BJP Pankaj Bhoyar INC Shekhar Pramodbabu Shende
Nagpur 48 Katol BJP Charansing Thakur NCP-SP Salil Deshmukh
49 Savner BJP Ashish Deshmukh INC Anuja  Kedar
50 Hingna BJP Sameer Meghe NCP-SP Rameshchandra Bang
51 Umred (SC) BJP Sudhir Parwe INC Sanjay Meshram
52 Nagpur South West BJP Devendra Fadnavis INC Prafulla Gudadhe-Patil
53 Nagpur South BJP Mohan Mate INC Girish Krushnarao Pandav
54 Nagpur East BJP Krishna Khopde NCP-SP Duneshwar Pethe
55 Nagpur Central BJP Pravin Datke INC Bunty Shelke
56 Nagpur West BJP Sudhakar Kohale INC Vikas Thakre
57 Nagpur North (SC) BJP Milind Mane INC Nitin Raut
58 Kamthi BJP Chandrashekhar Bawankule INC Suresh Yadavrao Bhoyar
59 Ramtek SHS Ashish Jaiswal SS(UBT) Vishal Barbate
Bhandara 60 Tumsar NCP Raju Karemore NCP-SP Charan Waghmare
61 Bhandara (SC) SHS Narendra Bhondekar INC Puja Ganesh Thavkar
62 Sakoli BJP Avinash Anandrao Brahmankar INC Nana Patole
Gondia 63 Arjuni-Morgaon (SC) NCP Rajkumar Badole INC Dilip Waman Bansod
64 Tirora BJP Vijay Rahangdale NCP-SP Ravikant Bopche
65 Gondiya BJP Vinod Agrawal INC Gopaldas Agrawal
66 Amgaon (ST) BJP Sanjay Puram INC Rajkumar Lotuji Puram
Gadchiroli 67 Armori (ST) BJP Krushna Gajbe INC Ramdas Masram
68 Gadchiroli (ST) BJP Milind Ramji Narote INC Manohar Tulshiram Poreti
69 Aheri (ST) NCP Dharamrao Baba Atram NCP-SP Bhagyashree Atram
Chandrapur 70 Rajura BJP Deorao Vithoba Bhongle INC Subhash Dhote
71 Chandrapur (SC) BJP Kishor Jorgewar INC Pravin Nanaji Padwekar
72 Ballarpur BJP Sudhir Mungantiwar INC Santoshsingh Rawat
73 Bramhapuri BJP Krishnalal Bajirao Sahare INC Vijay Wadettiwar
74 Chimur BJP Bunty Bhangdiya INC Satish Warjurkar
75 Warora BJP Karan Deotale INC Pravin Suresh Kakade
Yavatmal 76 Wani BJP Sanjivreddi Bodkurwar SS(UBT) Sanjay Derkar
77 Ralegaon (ST) BJP Ashok Uike INC Vasantrao Purke
78 Yavatmal BJP Madan Yerawar INC Balasaheb Mangulkar
79 Digras SHS Sanjay Rathod INC Manikrao Thakare
80 Arni (ST) BJP Raju Narayan Todsam INC Jitendra Shivajirao Moghe
81 Pusad NCP Indranil Naik NCP-SP Sharad Apparaoji Maind
82 Umarkhed (SC) BJP Kishan Maruti Wankhede INC Sahebrao Dattrao Kamble
Nanded 83 Kinwat BJP Bhimrao Keram NCP-SP Pradeep Jadhav (Naik)
84 Hadgaon SHS Baburao Kadam Kohalikar INC Madhavrao Nivruttirao Patil
85 Bhokar BJP Sreejaya Chavan INC Tirupati Kadam Kondhekar
86 Nanded North SHS Balaji Kalyankar INC Abdul Sattar Abdul Gafur
87 Nanded South SHS Anand Shankar Tidke Patil INC Mohanrao Marotrao Hambarde
88 Loha NCP Prataprao Patil Chikhalikar SS(UBT) Eknath Pawar
89 Naigaon BJP Rajesh Pawar INC Minal Niranjan Patil
90 Deglur (SC) BJP Jitesh Antapurkar INC Nivratirao Kondiba Kamble
91 Mukhed BJP Tushar Rathod INC Hanmantrao Betmogarekar
Hingoli 92 Basmath NCP Chandrakant Nawghare NCP-SP Jayprakash Dandegaonkar
JSS Gurupadeshwar Shivacharya
93 Kalamnuri SHS Santosh Bangar SS(UBT) Santosh Tarfe
94 Hingoli BJP Tanaji Mutkule SS(UBT) Rupali Patil
Parbhani 95 Jintur BJP Meghana Bordikar NCP-SP Vijay Bhamble
96 Parbhani SHS Anand Bharose SS(UBT) Rahul Patil
97 Gangakhed RSPS Ratnakar Gutte SS(UBT) Vishal Kadam
98 Pathri NCP Rajesh Vitekar INC Suresh Warpudkar
Jalna 99 Partur BJP Babanrao Lonikar SS(UBT) Asaram Borade
100 Ghansawangi SHS Hikmat Udhan NCP-SP Rajesh Tope
101 Jalna SHS Arjun Khotkar INC Kailas Gorantyal
102 Badnapur (SC) BJP Narayan Kuche NCP-SP Rupkumar "Bablu" Choudhary
103 Bhokardan BJP Santosh Danve NCP-SP Chandrakant Danve
Aurangabad 104 Sillod SHS Abdul Sattar SS(UBT) Suresh Bankar
105 Kannad SHS Sanjana Jadhav SS(UBT) Udaysingh Rajput
106 Phulambri BJP Arunadhatai Atul Chavan INC Vilas Autade
107 Aurangabad Central SHS Pradeep Jaiswal SS(UBT) Balasaheb Thorat
108 Aurangabad West (SC) SHS Sanjay Shirsat SS(UBT) Raju Shinde
109 Aurangabad East BJP Atul Save INC Lahu Hanmantrao Shewale
110 Paithan SHS Sandipanrao Bhumre SS(UBT) Dattatray Radhakrishnan Gorde
111 Gangapur BJP Prashant Bamb NCP-SP Satish Chavan
112 Vaijapur SHS Ramesh Bornare SS(UBT) Dinesh Pardeshi
Nashik 113 Nandgaon SHS Suhas Kande SS(UBT) Ganesh Dhatrak
114 Malegaon Central [u] INC Ejaz Baig Aziz Baig
115 Malegaon Outer SHS Dadaji Bhuse SS(UBT) Advay Hiray
116 Baglan (ST) BJP Dilip Borse NCP-SP Dipika Chavan
117 Kalwan (ST) NCP Nitin Pawar CPI(M) Jiva Pandu Gavit
118 Chandwad BJP Rahul Aher INC Shirishkumar Kotwal
119 Yevla NCP Chhagan Bhujbal NCP-SP Manikrao Shinde
120 Sinnar NCP Manikrao Kokate NCP-SP Uday Sangle
121 Niphad NCP Diliprao Bankar SS(UBT) Anil Kadam
122 Dindori (ST) NCP Narhari Zirwal NCP-SP Sunita Charoskar
123 Nashik East BJP Rahul Dhikale NCP-SP Ganesh Gite
124 Nashik Central BJP Devayani Farande SS(UBT) Vasantrao Gite
125 Nashik West BJP Seema Hiray SS(UBT) Sudhakar Budgujar
126 Deolali (SC) NCP Saroj Ahire SS(UBT) Yogesh Gholap
SHS Rajarshi Harishchandra Ahirrao
127 Igatpuri (ST) NCP Hiraman Khoskar INC Lucky Jadhav
Palghar 128 Dahanu (ST) BJP Vinod Suresh Medha CPI(M) Vinod Bhiva Nikole
129 Vikramgad (ST) BJP Bhoye Harishchandra Sakharam NCP-SP Sunil Chandrakant Bhusara
130 Palghar (ST) SHS Rajendra Gavit SS(UBT) Jayendra Dubla
131 Boisar (ST) SHS Vilas Tare SS(UBT) Vishwas Valvi
132 Nalasopara BJP Rajan Naik INC Sandeep Pandey
133 Vasai BJP Sneha Pandit INC Vijay Govind Patil
Thane 134 Bhiwandi Rural (ST) SHS Shantaram More SS(UBT) Mahadeo Ghatal
135 Shahapur (ST) NCP Daulat Daroda NCP-SP Pandurang Barora
136 Bhiwandi West BJP Mahesh Choughule INC Dayanand Motiram Choraghe
137 Bhiwandi East SHS Santosh Shetty SP Rais Shaikh
138 Kalyan West SHS Vishwanath Bhoir SS(UBT) Sachin Basre
139 Murbad BJP Kisan Kathore NCP-SP Subhash Pawar
140 Ambernath (SC) SHS Balaji Kinikar SS(UBT) Rajesh Wankhede
141 Ulhasnagar BJP Kumar Ailani NCP-SP Omie Kalani
142 Kalyan East BJP Sulabha Ganpat Gaikwad SS(UBT) Dhananjay Bodare
143 Dombivali BJP Ravindra Chavan SS(UBT) Dipesh Mahtre
144 Kalyan Rural SHS Rajesh More SS(UBT) Subhash Bhoir
145 Mira Bhayandar BJP Narendra Mehta INC Syed Muzaffar Hussain
146 Ovala-Majiwada SHS Pratap Sarnaik SS(UBT) Naresh Manera
147 Kopri-Pachpakhadi SHS Eknath Shinde SS(UBT) Kedar Dighe
148 Thane BJP Sanjay Kelkar SS(UBT) Rajan Vichare
149 Mumbra-Kalwa NCP Najeeb Mulla NCP-SP Jitendra Awhad
150 Airoli BJP Ganesh Naik SS(UBT) Manohar Madhavi
151 Belapur BJP Manda Mhatre NCP-SP Sandeep Naik
Mumbai Suburban 152 Borivali BJP Sanjay Upadhyay SS(UBT) Sanjay Waman Bhosale
153 Dahisar BJP Manisha Chaudhary SS(UBT) Vinod Ghosalkar
154 Magathane SHS Prakash Surve SS(UBT) Udesh Patekar
155 Mulund BJP Mihir Kotecha INC Rakesh Shetty
156 Vikhroli SHS Suvarna Karanje SS(UBT) Sunil Raut
157 Bhandup West SHS Ashok Patil SS(UBT) Ramesh Korgaonkar
158 Jogeshwari East SHS Manisha Waikar SS(UBT) Anant Nar
159 Dindoshi SHS Sanjay Nirupam SS(UBT) Sunil Prabhu
160 Kandivali East BJP Atul Bhatkhalkar INC Kalu Badheliya
161 Charkop BJP Yogesh Sagar INC Yashwant Jayprakash Singh
162 Malad West BJP Vinod Shelar INC Aslam Shaikh
163 Goregaon BJP Vidya Thakur SS(UBT) Sameer Desai
164 Versova BJP Bharati Lavekar SS(UBT) Haroon Rashid Khan
165 Andheri West BJP Ameet Satam INC Ashok Jadhav
166 Andheri East SHS Murji Patel SS(UBT) Rutuja Latke
167 Vile Parle BJP Parag Alavani SS(UBT) Sandeep Naik
168 Chandivali SHS Dilip Lande INC Naseem Khan
169 Ghatkopar West BJP Ram Kadam SS(UBT) Sanjay Bhalerao
170 Ghatkopar East BJP Parag Shah NCP-SP Rakhi Jadhav
171 Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar NCP Nawab Malik SP Abu Asim Azmi
SHS Suresh Patel
172 Anushakti Nagar NCP Sana Malik NCP-SP Fahad Ahmad
173 Chembur SHS Tukaram Kate SS(UBT) Prakash Phatarphekar
174 Kurla (SC) SHS Mangesh Kudalkar SS(UBT) Praveena Morajkar
175 Kalina BJP Amarjeet Singh SS(UBT) Sanjay Potnis
176 Vandre East NCP Zeeshan Siddique SS(UBT) Varun Sardesai
177 Vandre West BJP Ashish Shelar INC Asif Zakaria
Mumbai City 178 Dharavi (SC) SHS Rajesh Khandare INC Jyoti Gaikwad
179 Sion Koliwada BJP R. Tamil Selvan INC Ganesh Kumar Yadav
180 Wadala BJP Kalidas Kolambkar SS(UBT) Shraddha Jadhav
181 Mahim SHS Sada Sarvankar SS(UBT) Mahesh Sawant
182 Worli SHS Milind Deora SS(UBT) Aaditya Thackeray
183 Shivadi [v]          SS(UBT) Ajay Choudhari
184 Byculla SHS Yamini Jadhav SS(UBT) Manoj Jamsutkar
185 Malabar Hill BJP Mangal Lodha SS(UBT) Bherulal Choudhary
186 Mumbadevi SHS Shaina NC INC Amin Patel
187 Colaba BJP Rahul Narwekar INC Heera Devasi
Raigad 188 Panvel BJP Prashant Thakur PWPI Balaram Dattatrey Patil
SS(UBT) Leena Garad
189 Karjat SHS Mahendra Thorve SS(UBT) Nitin Sawant
190 Uran BJP Mahesh Baldi PWPI Pritam J.M. Mhatre
SS(UBT) Manohar Bhoir
191 Pen BJP Ravisheth Patil SS(UBT) Prasad Bhoir
192 Alibag SHS Mahendra Dalvi PWPI Chitralekha Patil (Chiutai)
193 Shrivardhan NCP Aditi Tatkare NCP-SP Anil Dattaram Navgane
194 Mahad SHS Bharatshet Gogawale SS(UBT) Snehal Jagtap
Pune 195 Junnar NCP Atul Vallabh Benke NCP-SP Satyashil Sherkar
196 Ambegaon NCP Dilip Walse Patil NCP-SP Devdutt Nikkam
197 Khed Alandi NCP Dilip Mohite SS(UBT) Babaji Kale
198 Shirur NCP Dnyaneshwar Katke NCP-SP Ashok Raosaheb Pawar
199 Daund BJP Rahul Kul NCP-SP Ramesh Thorat
200 Indapur NCP Dattatray Vithoba Bharne NCP-SP Harshvardhan Patil
201 Baramati NCP Ajit Pawar NCP-SP Yugendra Pawar
202 Purandar SHS Vijay Shivtare INC Sanjay Jagtap
NCP Sambhaji Zende
203 Bhor NCP Shankar Mandekar INC Sangram Anantrao Thopate
204 Maval NCP Sunil Shelke Independent Bapu Bhegade
205 Chinchwad BJP Shankar Jagtap NCP-SP Rahul Kalate
206 Pimpri (SC) NCP Anna Bansode NCP-SP Sulakshana Shilwant
207 Bhosari BJP Mahesh Landge NCP-SP Ajit Gavhane
208 Vadgaon Sheri NCP Sunil Tingre NCP-SP Bapusaheb Pathare
209 Shivajinagar BJP Siddharth Shirole INC Dattatrey Bahirat
210 Kothrud BJP Chandrakant Patil SS(UBT) Chandrakant Mokate
211 Khadakwasala BJP Bhimrao Tapkir NCP-SP Sachin Dodke
212 Parvati BJP Madhuri Misal NCP-SP Ashwini Nitin Kadam
213 Hadapsar NCP Chetan Tupe NCP-SP Prashant Jagtap
214 Pune Cantonment (SC) BJP Sunil Kamble INC Ramesh Bagwe
215 Kasba Peth BJP Hemant Rasane INC Ravindra Dhangekar
Ahmednagar 216 Akole (ST) NCP Kiran Lahamate NCP-SP Amit Bhangre
217 Sangamner SHS Amol Khatal INC Balasaheb Thorat
218 Shirdi BJP Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil INC Prabhavati Ghogare
219 Kopargaon NCP Ashutosh Kale NCP-SP Sandeep Varpe
220 Shrirampur (SC) SHS Bhausaheb Kamble INC Hemant Ogale
NCP Lahu Kanade
221 Nevasa SHS Vitthal Langhe SS(UBT) Shankarrao Gadakh
222 Shevgaon BJP Monika Rajale NCP-SP Pratap Dhakane
223 Rahuri BJP Shivaji Kardile NCP-SP Prajakt Tanpure
224 Parner NCP Kashinath Date NCP-SP Rani Lanke
225 Ahmednagar City NCP Sangram Jagtap NCP-SP Abhishek Kalamkar
226 Shrigonda BJP Vikram Babanrao Pachpute SS(UBT) Anuradha Nagavade
227 Karjat Jamkhed BJP Ram Shinde NCP-SP Rohit Rajendra Pawar
Beed 228 Georai NCP Vijaysinh Pandit SS(UBT) Badamrao Pandit
229 Majalgaon NCP Prakashdada Solanke NCP-SP Mohan Bajirao Jagtap
230 Beed NCP Yogesh Kshirsagar
NCP-SP Sandeep Kshirsagar
231 Ashti BJP Suresh Dhas NCP-SP Mehboob Shaikh
NCP Balasaheb Ajabe
232 Kaij (SC) BJP Namita Mundada NCP-SP Pruthviraj Sathe
233 Parli NCP Dhananjay Munde NCP-SP Rajasaheb Deshmukh
Latur 234 Latur Rural BJP Ramesh Karad INC Dhiraj Deshmukh
235 Latur City BJP Archana Patil Chakurkar INC Amit Deshmukh
236 Ahmedpur NCP Babasaheb Patil NCP-SP Vinayakrao Kishanrao Jadhav Patil
237 Udgir (SC) NCP Sanjay Bansode NCP-SP Sudhakar Bhalerao
238 Nilanga BJP Sambhaji Patil Nilangekar INC Abhay Satish Salunkhe
239 Ausa BJP Abhimanyu Pawar SS(UBT) Dinkar Baburao Mane
Osmanabad 240 Umarga (SC) SHS Dnyanraj Chougule SS(UBT) Pravin Swami
241 Tuljapur BJP Ranajagjitsinha Patil INC Kuldeep Dhiraj Patil
242 Osmanabad SHS Ajit Pingle SS(UBT) Kailas Patil
243 Paranda SHS Tanaji Sawant NCP-SP Rahul Mote
Solapur 244 Karmala SHS Digvijay Bagal NCP-SP Narayan Patil
245 Madha NCP Meenal Sathe NCP-SP Abhijit Patil
246 Barshi SHS Rajendra Raut SS(UBT) Dilip Sopal
247 Mohol (SC) NCP Yashwant Mane NCP-SP Raju Khare
248 Solapur City North BJP Vijay Deshmukh NCP-SP Mahesh Kothe
249 Solapur City Central BJP Devendra Rajesh Kothe INC Chetan Narote
CPI(M) Narsayya Adam
250 Akkalkot BJP Sachin Kalyanshetti INC Siddharam Satlingappa Mhetre
251 Solapur South BJP Subhash Deshmukh SS(UBT) Amar Patil
252 Pandharpur BJP Samadhan Autade INC Bhagirath Bhaike
NCP-SP Anil Sawant
253 Sangola SHS Shahajibapu Patil SS(UBT) Dipak Salunkhe
254 Malshiras (SC) BJP Ram Satpute NCP-SP Uttamrao Jankar
Satara 255 Phaltan (SC) NCP Sachin Patil NCP-SP Deepak Chavan
256 Wai NCP Makrand Jadhav - Patil NCP-SP Aruna Devi Pisal
257 Koregaon SHS Mahesh Shinde NCP-SP Shashikant Shinde
258 Man BJP Jaykumar Gore NCP-SP Prabhakar Gharge
259 Karad North BJP Manoj Bhimrao Ghorpade NCP-SP Balasaheb Patil
260 Karad South BJP Atul Suresh Bhosale INC Prithviraj Chavan
261 Patan SHS Shambhuraj Desai SS(UBT) Harshad Kadam
262 Satara BJP Shivendra Raje Bhosale SS(UBT) Amit Kadam
Ratnagiri 263 Dapoli SHS Yogesh Kadam SS(UBT) Sanjay Kadam
264 Guhagar SHS Rajesh Bendal SS(UBT) Bhaskar Jadhav
265 Chiplun NCP Shekhar Nikam NCP-SP Prashant Yadav
266 Ratnagiri SHS Uday Samant SS(UBT) Surendranath Mane
267 Rajapur SHS Kiran Samant SS(UBT) Rajan Salvi
Sindhudurg 268 Kankavli BJP Nitesh Rane SS(UBT) Sandesh Parkar
269 Kudal SHS Nilesh Rane SS(UBT) Vaibhav Naik
270 Sawantwadi SHS Deepak Vasant Kesarkar SS(UBT) Rajan Teli
Kolhapur 271 Chandgad NCP Rajesh Patil NCP-SP Nandinitai Bhabulkar Kupekar
272 Radhanagari SHS Prakashrao Abitkar SS(UBT) KP Patil
273 Kagal NCP Hasan Mushrif NCP-SP Samarjeetsinh Ghatge
274 Kolhapur South BJP Amal Mahadik INC Ruturaj Patil
275 Karvir SHS Chandradip Narke INC Rahul Patil
276 Kolhapur North SHS Rajesh Kshirsagar Independent Rajesh Latkar
277 Shahuwadi JSS Vinay Kore SS(UBT) Satyajeet Patil
278 Hatkanangle (SC) JSS Ashokrao Mane INC Raju Awale
279 Ichalkaranji BJP Rahul Prakash Awade NCP-SP Madan Karande
280 Shirol RSVA Rajendra Patil Yadravkar INC Ganpatrao Appasaheb Patil
Sangli 281 Miraj (SC) BJP Suresh Khade SS(UBT) Tanaji Satpute
282 Sangli BJP Sudhir Gadgil INC Prithviraj Gulabrao Patil
283 Islampur NCP Nishikant Bhosale Patil NCP-SP Jayant Patil
284 Shirala BJP Satyajit Deshmukh NCP-SP Mansing Fattesingrao Naik
285 Palus-Kadegaon BJP Sangram Sampatrao Deshmukh INC Vishwajeet Kadam
286 Khanapur SHS Suhas Babar NCP-SP Vaibhav Sadashiv Patil
287 Tasgaon-Kavathe Mahankal NCP Sanjaykaka Patil NCP-SP Rohit Patil
288 Jat BJP Gopichand Padalkar INC Vikramsinh Balasaheb Sawant

Major issues

Economic concerns

With rising inflation and unemployment, particularly in urban areas caused dissatisfaction among voters. In rural regions, issues such as inadequate crop prices and agricultural distress were prominent. According to data from the Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) for April-June 2024, the unemployment rate among youth aged 15 to 29 years in urban areas stood at 16.8%. [17] [18]

Women's welfare initiatives

The BJP-led Maha Yuti's 'Ladki Bahin' scheme proposed a direct cash transfer of ₹1,500 to women, which was later increased to ₹2,100 in response to the Congress-led MVA's pledge of ₹3,000 per woman. Both alliances also announced similar benefits for youth, senior citizens, and farmers. These promises expected to significantly influence voter preferences, particularly in rural areas facing economic challenges. Additionally, infrastructure development proposals and the perception of which alliance could better attract industrial investments to Maharashtra emerged as key electoral issues. [19] [20]

Political Stability

Between 2019 and 2024, Maharashtra's political landscape was marked by significant instability, characterized by multiple leadership changes and shifting alliances. In 2019, the dissolution of the pre-election alliance between the BJP and Shiv Sena over power-sharing disagreements led to the formation of the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), comprising Shiv Sena, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), and the Indian National Congress, with Uddhav Thackeray as Chief Minister. The MVA government faced internal challenges, including a rebellion in June 2022 by senior Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde, which resulted in the collapse of the MVA and Shinde assuming the Chief Minister role with BJP support. Further instability followed in July 2023 when NCP leader Ajit Pawar and a faction of MLAs joined the Shinde-led government, causing a split within the NCP. These successive upheavals resulted in three different administrations within five years, creating a climate of political uncertainty. [21] [22] [23]

Voting

Voters Turnout
District wise map of MaharashtraNoDistrictsVoter turnout %
Maharashtra Divisions Eng.svg 1 Ahmednagar 72.47
2 Akola 64.76
3 Amravati 66.40
4 Aurangabad [24] 69.64
5 Beed 68.88
6 Bhandara 70.87
7 Buldhana 70.60
8 Chandrapur 71.33
9 Dhule 65.47
10 Gadchiroli 75.26
11 Gondia 69.74
12 Hingoli 72.24
13 Jalgaon 65.80
14 Jalna 72.67
15 Kolhapur 76.63
16 Latur 67.03
17 Mumbai City 52.65
18 Mumbai Suburban 56.39
19 Nagpur 61.60
20 Nanded 69.45
21 Nandurbar 71.88
22 Nashik 69.12
23 Osmanabad [24] 65.62
24 Palghar 66.63
25 Parbhani 71.45
26 Pune 61.62
27 Raigad 69.15
28 Ratnagiri 65.23
29 Sangli 72.12
30 Satara 71.95
31 Sindhudurg 71.14
32 Solapur 67.72
33 Thane 56.93
34 Wardha 69.29
35 Washim 67.09
36 Yavatmal 70.86
Maharashtra66.05

Exit polls

Date publishedPolling agencyLead
Maha Yuti Maha Vikas Aghadi Others
20 November 2024P-MARQ147-157106-1462-82-12
People’s Pulse175-19585-1127-1230-50
Matrize150-170110-1308-105-25
Lokshahi-Marathi Rudra148-162105-12018-23Hung
JVC150-167107-12513-145-22
Today's Chanakya [25] 164-18689-1118-1819-41
Dainik Bhaskar125-140135-15020-25Hung
Electoral Edge148150205
Poll Diary122-18669-12110-27Hung
Axis My India [26] 178-20082-1026-1233-55
CNX Exit Poll [27] 160-179100-1196-1215-34

According to a Lokniti post-poll survey, in the latest election, the Mahayuti garnered 30% of Maratha (including Kunbi) votes and 40% of OBC votes, creating a strong coalition. About 25% of Adivasi voters and 20% of Scheduled Caste (SC) voters supported the Mahayuti. The alliance expanded its base across social groups, while the MVA experienced a decline in support. SC voters displayed diverse voting patterns, with many Buddhists and former Mahars backing parties outside the two alliances. More fragmented voting trends were observed among SCs, Adivasis, and Muslims, as they did not align as strongly with the MVA. [28]

Results

Results by alliance or party

235503
MYMVAOthers
2024 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Election Result Map.svg
Map displaying constituencies won by parties

Seat Share (By alliance)

   Maha Yuti (81.60%)
   Maha Vikas Aghadi (17.36%)
  Others (1.04%)

Vote Share (By alliance)

   Maha Yuti (49.30%)
   Maha Vikas Aghadi (35.16%)
  Others (15.54%)
Alliance/ PartyPopular voteSeats
Votes%±pp ContestedWon+/−
Maha
Yuti
BJP 17,293,65026.77Increase2.svg1.02149132Increase2.svg27
SHS 7,996,92012.388157Increase2.svg19
NCP 5,816,5669.015941Increase2.svg1
JSS270,2550.41Increase2.svg0.0532Increase2.svg1
RSPS 141,5440.22 [w] 1 [x] 1Steady2.svg
RYSP195,8400.3021Steady2.svg
RSVA134,6300.2111Increase2.svg1
Total31,849,40549.30286235Increase2.svg74
Maha
Vikas
Aghadi
INC 8,020,92112.4210116Decrease2.svg28
SS(UBT) 6,433,0139.969520Increase2.svg4
NCP(SP) 7,287,79711.288610Decrease2.svg2
SP 247,3500.3892Steady2.svg
PWPI 488,7350.7651Steady2.svg
CPI(M) 219,4930.3431Steady2.svg
CPI 12,9110.0210Steady2.svg
Total22,710,22035.1628850Decrease2.svg26
Other parties1Decrease2.svg10
Independents 2Decrease2.svg11
NOTA 461,8860.72
Total100%

Region-wise break up

RegionTotal seats BJP
SHS NCP INC SS(UBT) NCP (SP) Others
Seats WonSeats WonSeats WonSeats WonSeats WonSeats WonSeats Won
Western Maharashtra7028Increase2.svg89152Decrease2.svg10286
Vidarbha6238Increase2.svg9469Decrease2.svg6401
Marathwada4619Increase2.svg31381Decrease2.svg7311
Thane+Konkan3916Increase2.svg51630Decrease2.svg2112
Mumbai3615Decrease2.svg1613Increase2.svg11001
North Maharashtra3516Increase2.svg3981Decrease2.svg4000
Total288132Increase2.svg27574116Decrease2.svg28201012

Strike-rate

Strike rate is determined by calculating the number of seats won by a party of the number of seats it contested.

Alliance/ PartySeats contestedSeats WonStrike Rate
NDA BJP 14913288.59%
SHS 815770.37%
NCP 594169.49%
JSS3266.67%
RSP 1 [y] 1100% [z]
RVSP2150%
RSVA11100%
Total28623582.17%
INDIA INC 1021615.68%
SS(UBT) 922021.73%
NCP(SP) 861011.62%
SP 9222.22%
PWPI 5120%
CPI(M) 3133.33%
CPI 100%
Total2885017.36%

Division-wise Results

Division NameSeats
MY MVA Others
BJP SHS NCP INC SS(UBT) NCP(SP)
Amravati division 3017Increase2.svg 22Decrease2.svg 13Increase2.svg 13Decrease2.svg 24Increase2.svg 30Steady2.svg 01Decrease2.svg3
Aurangabad division 4619Increase2.svg313Increase2.svg48Increase2.svg31Decrease2.svg73Steady2.svg 01Decrease2.svg 21Decrease2.svg1
Konkan division 7531Increase2.svg422Increase2.svg44Steady2.svg03Decrease2.svg111Steady2.svg 01Decrease2.svg 13Decrease2.svg6
Nagpur division 3221Increase2.svg72Increase2.svg23Steady2.svg06Decrease2.svg40Steady2.svg 00Decrease2.svg 10Decrease2.svg4
Nashik division 4720Increase2.svg411Increase2.svg512Increase2.svg12Decrease2.svg50Steady2.svg 01Decrease2.svg 11Decrease2.svg4
Pune division 5824Increase2.svg77Increase2.svg211Decrease2.svg61Decrease2.svg102Increase2.svg 27Increase2.svg 46Decrease2.svg1
Total Seats288132Increase2.svg2757Increase2.svg1641Decrease2.svg116Decrease2.svg2920Increase2.svg 510Decrease2.svg 112Decrease2.svg17

Results by district

DistrictSeats
MY MVA Others
Nandurbar 4310
Dhule 5500
Jalgaon 111100
Buldhana 7610
Akola 5320
Washim 3210
Amravati 8710
Wardha 4400
Nagpur 12930
Bhandara 3210
Gondia 4400
Gadchiroli 3210
Chandrapur 6510
Yavatmal 7520
Nanded 9900
Hingoli 3300
Parbhani 4310
Jalna 5500
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar [24] 8800
Nashik 151401
Palghar 6510
Thane 181620
Mumbai Suburban 261880
Mumbai City 10460
Raigad 7700
Pune 211821
Ahmednagar 121020
Beed 6510
Latur 6510
Dharashiv [24] 4220
Solapur 11560
Satara 8800
Ratnagiri 5410
Sindhudurg 3300
Kolhapur 10901
Sangli 8530
Total288235503

Results by constituency

ConstituencyWinner [29] [30] [31] [32] [33] Runner UpMargin
No.NameCandidatePartyVotes%CandidatePartyVotes%
Nandurbar district
1 Akkalkuwa (ST) Aamshya Padavi SHS 72,62931.55 Kagda Chandya Padvi INC 69,72530.292,904
2 Shahada (ST) Rajesh Padvi BJP 1,46,83959.86Rajendrakumar Gavit INC 93,63538.1753,204
3 Nandurbar (ST) Vijaykumar Gavit BJP 1,55,19064.62Kiran Damodar Tadavi INC 78,94332.8776,247
4 Navapur (ST) Shirishkumar Naik INC 87,16636.14Sharad Gavit IND 86,04535.671,121
Dhule district
5 Sakri (ST) Manjula Gavit SHS 1,04,64943.20Pravin Bapu Chaure INC 99,06540.895,584
6 Dhule Rural Raghavendra Patil BJP 1,70,39858.87 Kunal Rohidas Patil INC 1,04,07835.9666,320
7 Dhule City Anup Agarwal BJP 1,16,53852.88 Shah Faruk Anwar AIMIM 70,78832.1245,750
8 Sindkheda Jayakumar Rawal BJP 1,51,49266.98Sandeep Bedse NCP-SP 55,60824.5995,884
9 Shirpur (ST) Kashiram Pawara BJP 1,78,07376.70Jitendra Yuvraj Thakur IND 32,12913.841,45,944
Jalgaon district
10 Chopda (ST) Chandrakant Sonawane SHS 1,22,82655.18Prabhakarappa Sonawane SS(UBT) 90,51340.6632,313
11 Raver Amol Jawale BJP 1,13,67649.30Dhananjay Chaudhari INC 70,11430.4143,562
12 Bhusawal (SC) Sanjay Savkare BJP 1,07,25958.20Rajesh Manwatkar INC 59,77132.4347,488
13 Jalgaon City Suresh Bhole BJP 1,51,53662.82Jayashri Mahajan SS(UBT) 64,03326.5487,503
14 Jalgaon Rural Gulabrao Patil SHS 1,43,40860.90 Gulabrao Deokar NCP-SP 84,17635.7559,232
15 Amalner Anil Bhaidas Patil NCP 1,09,44553.50 Shirish Chaudhari IND 76,01037.1633,435
16 Erandol Amol Patil SHS 1,01,08849.63Satish Anna Patil NCP-SP 44,75621.9756,332
17 Chalisgaon Mangesh Chavan BJP 1,57,10167.08 Unmesh Patil SS(UBT) 71,44830.5185,653
18 Pachora Kishor Patil SHS 97,36641.98Vaishali Suryawanshi SS(UBT) 58,67725.3038,689
19 Jamner Girish Mahajan BJP 1,28,66753.84Dilip Baliram Khopade NCP-SP 1,01,78242.5926,885
20 Muktainagar Chandrakant Nimba Patil SHS 1,12,31851.86 Rohini Khadse-Khewalkar NCP-SP 88,41440.8226,885
Buldhana
21 Malkapur Chainsukh Sancheti BJP 1,09,92152.98 Rajesh Ekade INC 83,52440.2526,397
22 Buldhana Sanjay Gaikwad SHS 91,66047.06 Sunil Shelke SS(UBT) 90,81946.63841
23 Chikhali Shweta Mahale BJP 1,09,21248.88 Rahul Bondre INC 1,06,01147.453,201
24 Sindkhed Raja Manoj Kayande NCP 73,41331.85 Rajendra Shingne NCP-SP 68,76329.844,650
25 Mehkar (SC) Siddharth Kharat SS(UBT) 1,04,24248.68 Sanjay Raimulkar SHS 99,42346.434,819
26 Khamgaon Akash Fundkar BJP 1,10,59948.40Rana Dilipkumar Sananda INC 85,12237.2525,477
27 Jalgaon (Jamod) Sanjay Kute BJP 1,07,31847.19Swati Wakekar INC 88,54738.9418,771
Akola
28 Akot Prakash Bharsakle BJP 93,33843.51Mahesh Gangane INC 74,48734.7218,851
29 Balapur Nitin Deshmukh SS(UBT) 82,08837.04S. N. Khatib VBA 70,34931.7411,739
30 Akola West Sajid Khan Pathan INC 88,71843.21Vijay Agrawal BJP 87,43542.591,283
31 Akola East Randhir Savarkar BJP 1,08,61948.96Gopal Datkar SS(UBT) 58,00626.1450,613
32 Murtizapur (SC) Harish Pimple BJP 91,82043.98Samrat Dongardive NCP-SP 55,95626.8035,864
Washim
33 Risod Amit Zanak INC 76,80933.25 Anantrao Deshmukh IND 70,67326.286,136
34 Washim (SC) Shyam Khode BJP 1,22,91450.10Siddharth Deole SS(UBT) 1,03,04042.0119,874
35 Karanja Sai Prakash Dahake BJP 85,00540.64Gyayak Patni NCP-SP 49,93223.8735,073
Amravati
36 Dhamangaon Railway Pratap Adsad BJP 1,10,64149.54 Virendra Jagtap INC 94,41342.2716,228
37 Badnera Ravi Rana RVSP 1,27,80060.14Priti Band IND 60,82628.6266,974
38 Amravati Sulbha Khodke NCP 58,80427.91 Sunil Deshmukh INC 53,09325.405,413
39 Teosa Rajesh Wankhade BJP 99,66449.10 Yashomati Thakur INC 92,04745.357,617
40 Daryapur (SC) Gajanan Lawate SS(UBT) 87,74942.08 Ramesh Bundile RVSP 68,04032.6319,709
41 Melghat (ST) Kewalram Kale BJP 1,45,97865.72Hemant Nanda Chimote INC 39,11917.611,06,859
42 Achalpur Pawan Tayde BJP 78,20136.77 Bacchu Kadu PHJSP 66,07031.0712,131
43 Morshi Chandu Yawalkar BJP 99,68347.45 Devendra Bhuyar NCP 34,69516.5264,988
Wardha
44 Arvi Sumit Wankhede BJP 1,01,39752.64Mayura Kale NCP-SP 61,82332.1139,574
45 Deoli Rajesh Bakane BJP 90,31947.31Ranjit Kamble INC 81,01142.439,308
46 Hinganghat Samir Kunawar BJP 1,14,57853.74Atul Namdeo NCP-SP 84,48439.6230,094
47 Wardha Pankaj Bhoyar BJP 92,06746.65Shekhar Shende INC 84,59742.867,470
Nagpur
48 Katol Charansing Thakur BJP 1,04,33852.44Salil Deshmukh NCP-SP 65,52232.9338,816
49 Savner Ashish Deshmukh BJP 1,1972553.60Anuja Sunil Kedar INC 93,32441.7826,401
50 Hingna Sameer Meghe BJP 1,60,20659.00Rameshchandra Bang NCP-SP 81,27529.9378,931
51 Umred (SC) Sanjay Meshram INC 85,37239.54 Sudhir Parwe BJP 72,54733.6012,825
52 Nagpur South West Devendra Fadnavis BJP 1,29,40156.88Prafulla Gudadhe Patil INC 89,69139.4339,710
53 Nagpur South Mohan Mate BJP 1,17,52651.48Girish Pandav INC 1,01,86844.6315,658
54 Nagpur East Krishna Khopde BJP 1,63,39065.23Duneshwar Pethe NCP-SP 48,10219.201,15,288
55 Nagpur Central Pravin Datke BJP 90,56046.16Bunty Baba Shelke INC 78,92840.2311,632
56 Nagpur West Vikas Thakre INC 1,04,14447.45 Sudhakar Kohale BJP 98,32044.805,824
57 Nagpur North (SC) Nitin Raut INC 1,27,87751.02 Milind Mane BJP 99,41039.6628,467
58 Kamthi Chandrashekhar Bawankule BJP 1,74,97954.23Suresh Bhoyar INC 1,34,03341.5440,946
59 Ramtek Ashish Jaiswal SHS 1,07,96752.04 Rajendra Mulak IND 81,41239.2426,555
Bhandara
60 Tumsar Raju Karemore NCP 1,35,81358.61 Charan Waghmare NCP-SP 71,50830.8664,305
61 Bhandara (SC) Narendra Bhondekar SHS 1,27,88448.82Puja Thavakar INC 89,51734.1738,367
62 Sakoli Nana Patole INC 96,79541.08Avinash Brahmankar BJP 96,58741.01208
Gondia
63 Arjuni-Morgaon (SC) Rajkumar Badole NCP 82,50645.04Dilip Bansod INC 66,09136.0816,415
64 Tirora Vijay Rahangdale BJP 1,02,98457.78Ravikant Bopche NCP-SP 60,29833.8342,686
65 Gondiya Vinod Agrawal BJP 1,43,01261.21 Gopaldas Agrawal INC 81,40434.8461,608
66 Amgaon (ST) Sanjay Puram BJP 1,10,12355.83Rajkumar Puram INC 77,40239.2432,721
Gadchiroli
67 Armori (ST) Ramdas Masram INC 98,50948.46 Krishna Gajbe BJP 92,29945.406,210
68 Gadchiroli (ST) Milind Ramji Narote BJP 1,16,54050.16Manohar Poreti INC 1,01,03543.4915,505
69 Aheri (ST) Dharamrao Baba Atram NCP 54,20629.16 Ambrishrao Atram IND 37,39220.1216,814
Chandrapur
70 Rajura Deorao Bhongle BJP 72,88230.53 Subhash Dhote INC 69,82829.253,054
71 Chandrapur (SC) Kishor Jorgewar BJP 1,06,84148.67Pravin Padwekar INC 84,03738.2822,804
72 Ballarpur Sudhir Mungantiwar BJP 1,05,96948.23Santosh Rawat INC 79,98436.4125,985
73 Bramhapuri Vijay Wadettiwar INC 1,14,19650.93Krishnalal Sahare BJP 1,00,22544.7013,971
74 Chimur Bunty Bhangdiya BJP 1,16,49550.25Satish Warjukar INC 1,06,64246.009,853
75 Warora Karan Deotale BJP 65,17032.86Mukesh Jiwtode IND 49,72025.0715,450
Yavatmal
76 Wani Sanjay Derkar SS(UBT) 94,61842.91 Sanjivreddy Bodkurwar BJP 79,05835.8515,560
77 Ralegaon (ST) Ashok Uike BJP 1,01,39847.33 Vasant Purke INC 98,58646.022,812
78 Yavatmal Balasaheb Mangulkar INC 1,17,50449.15 Madan Yerawar BJP 1,06,12344.3911,381
79 Digras Sanjay Rathod SHS 1,43,11554.24 Manikrao Thakare INC 1,14,34043.3328,775
80 Arni (ST) Raju Todsam BJP 1,27,20354.01Jitendra Moghe INC 97,89041.5729,313
81 Pusad Indranil Naik NCP 1,27,96459.58Sharad Maind NCP-SP 37,19517.3990,769
82 Umarkhed (SC) Kisan Wankhede BJP 1,08,68249.42Sahebrao Kamble INC 92,05341.8616,629
Nanded
83 Kinwat Bhimrao Keram BJP 92,85645.89Pradeep Naik NCP-SP 87,22043.105,636
84 Hadgaon Baburao Kadam SHS 1,13,24552.34 Madhavrao Patil INC 83,17838.4530,067
85 Bhokar Sreejaya Chavan BJP 1,33,18757.08Tirupati Kadam INC 82,63635.4150,551
86 Nanded North Balaji Kalyankar SHS 83,18437.68Abdul Sattar Gaffoor INC 79,68236.103,502
87 Nanded South Anand Tidke SHS 60,44529.59 Mohanrao Hambarde INC 58,31328.552,132
88 Loha Prataprao Chikhalikar NCP 72,75031.65Eknathdada Pawar SS(UBT) 61,77726.8710,973
89 Naigaon Rajesh Pawar BJP 1,29,19255.63Meenal Patil Khatgaonkar INC 81,56335.1247,629
90 Deglur (SC) Jitesh Antapurkar BJP 1,07,84153.83Nivrutti Kamble INC 64,84232.3742,999
91 Mukhed Tushar Rathod BJP 98,21344.94Hanmantrao Patil INC 60,42927.6437,784
Hingoli
92 Basmath Chandrakant Nawghare NCP 1,07,65544.41Jaiprakash Dandegaonkar NCP-SP 78,06732.2029,588
93 Kalamnuri Santosh Bangar SHS 1,22,01649.66 Santosh Tarfe SS(UBT) 90,93337.0131,083
94 Hingoli Tanaji Mutkule BJP 74,58432.45Rupalitai Rajesh Patil SS(UBT) 63,65827.7010,926
Parbhani
95 Jintur Meghna Bordikar BJP 1,13,43238.52Vijay Bhamble NCP-SP 1,08,91636.994,516
96 Parbhani Rahul Vedprakash Patil SS(UBT) 1,26,80354.24Anand Bharose SHS 92,58739.6034,216
97 Gangakhed Ratnakar Gutte RSPS 141,54445.47Vishal Kadam SS(UBT) 1,15,25237.0226,292
98 Pathri Rajesh Vitekar NCP 83,76729.67 Suresh Warpudkar INC 70,52325.0613,244
Jalna
99 Partur Babanrao Lonikar BJP 70,65930.89Asaram Borade SS(UBT) 65,91928.824,740
100 Ghansawangi Hikmat Udhan SHS 98,49638.43 Rajesh Tope NCP-SP 96,18737.532,309
101 Jalna Arjun Khotkar SHS 1,04,66546.74 Kailas Gorantyal INC 73,01432.6031,651
102 Badnapur (SC) Narayan Kuche BJP 1,38,48955.50Bablu Chaudhary NCP-SP 92,95837.2645,531
103 Bhokardan Santosh Danve BJP 1,28,48051.18Chandrakant Danwe NCP-SP 1,05,30141.9523,179
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar [24]
104 Sillod Abdul Sattar SHS 1,37,96047.69Suresh Pandurang SS(UBT) 1,35,54046.852,420
105 Kannad Sanjana Jadhav SHS 84,49236.37 Harshvardhan Jadhav IND 66,29128.5418,201
106 Phulambri Anuradha Chavan BJP 1,35,04650.08Vilas Autade INC 1,02,54538.0332,501
107 Aurangabad Central Pradeep Jaiswal SHS 85,45938.57Naseruddin Siddiqui AIMIM 77,34034.908,119
108 Aurangabad West (SC) Sanjay Shirsat SHS 1,22,49849.28Raju Shinde SS(UBT) 1,06,14742.7016,351
109 Aurangabad East Atul Save BJP 93,27443.07 Imtiyaz Jaleel AIMIM 91,11342.072,161
110 Paithan Vilas Bhumre SHS 1,32,47452.01Dattatray Gorde SS(UBT) 1,03,28240.5529,192
111 Gangapur Prashant Bamb BJP 1,25,55546.57 Satish Chavan NCP-SP 1,20,54044.715,015
112 Vaijapur Ramesh Bornare SHS 1,33,62754.56Dinesh Pardeshi SS(UBT) 91,96937.5541,658
Nashik
113 Nandgaon Suhas Kande SHS 1,38,06856.48 Sameer Bhujbal IND 48,19419.7289,874
114 Malegaon Central Ismail Abdul Khalique AIMIM 1,09,65345.66 Shaikh Aasif Rashid ISLAM1,09,49145.59162
115 Malegaon Outer Dadaji Bhuse SHS 1,58,28461.13Pramod Bachhav IND 51,67819.961,06,606
116 Baglan (ST) Dilip Borse BJP 1,59,68177.71 Dipika Chavan NCP-SP 30,38414.791,29,297
117 Kalwan (ST) Nitin Pawar NCP 1,19,19149.94 Jiva Pandu Gavit CPI(M) 1,10,75946.418,432
118 Chandwad Rahul Aher BJP 1,04,82643.78Ganesh Nimbalkar PHJSP 55,86523.3348,961
119 Yevla Chhagan Bhujbal NCP 1,35,02353.85Manikrao Shinde NCP-SP 1,08,62343.3226,400
120 Sinnar Manikrao Kokate NCP 1,38,56556.93Uday Sangale NCP-SP 97,68140.1340,884
121 Niphad Diliprao Bankar NCP 1,20,25354.59 Anil Kadam SS(UBT) 91,01441.3129,239
122 Dindori (ST) Narhari Zirwal NCP 1,38,62253.63Sunita Charoskar NCP-SP 94,21936.4544,403
123 Nashik East Rahul Dhikale BJP 1,56,24664.28Ganesh Gite NCP-SP 68,42928.1587,817
124 Nashik Central Devayani Farande BJP 1,05,68952.67 Vasantrao Gite SS(UBT) 87,83343.7717,856
125 Nashik West Seema Hiray BJP 1,41,72551.27Sudhakar Badgujar SS(UBT) 73,54826.6168,177
126 Deolali (SC) Saroj Ahire NCP 81,68344.48Rajashri Ahirrao SHS 41,00422.3340,679
127 Igatpuri (ST) Hiraman Khoskar NCP 1,17,57554.68Luckybhau Jadhav INC 30,99414.4186,581
Palghar
128 Dahanu (ST) Vinod Nikole CPI(M) 104,70247.21Vinod Medha BJP 99,56944.905,133
129 Vikramgad (ST) Harishchandra Bhoye BJP 1,14,51446.02 Sunil Bhusara NCP-SP 73,10629.3841,408
130 Palghar (ST) Rajendra Gavit SHS 1,12,89452.61Jayendra Dubla SS(UBT) 72,55733.8140,337
131 Boisar (ST) Vilas Tare SHS 1,26,11745.34 Rajesh Raghunath Patil BVA 81,66229.3644,455
132 Nalasopara Rajan Naik BJP 1,65,11347.16 Kshitij Thakur BVA 1,28,23836.6236,875
133 Vasai Sneha Pandit BJP 77,55335.38 Hitendra Thakur BVA 74,40033.943,153
Thane
134 Bhiwandi Rural (ST) Shantaram More SS 1,27,20552.68Mahadev Ghatal SS(UBT) 69,24328.6857,962
135 Shahapur (ST) Daulat Daroda NCP 73,08135.34 Pandurang Barora NCP-SP 71,40934.541,672
136 Bhiwandi West Mahesh Choughule BJP 70,17238.65Riyaj Azmi SP 38,87921.4131,293
137 Bhiwandi East Rais Shaikh SP 1,19,68762.44Santosh Shetty SHS 67,67235.3052,015
138 Kalyan West Vishwanath Bhoir SHS 1,26,02051.32Sachin Basare SS(UBT) 83,56634.0342,454
139 Murbad Kisan Kathore BJP 1,75,50955.04Subhash Pawar NCP-SP 1,23,11738.6152,392
140 Ambernath (SC) Balaji Kinikar SHS 1,11,36860.36Rajesh Wankhede SS(UBT) 59,99332.5251,375
141 Ulhasnagar Kumar Ailani BJP 82,23152.98 Pappu Kalani NCP-SP 51,47733.1730,754
142 Kalyan East Sulbha Gaikwad BJP 81,51642.15Mahesh Gaikwad IND 55,10828.5026,408
143 Dombivali Ravindra Chavan BJP 1,23,81570.14Dipesh Mhatre SS(UBT) 46,70926.4677,106
144 Kalyan Rural Rajesh More SHS 1,41,16447.68 Pramod Ratan Patil MNS 74,76825.2666,396
145 Mira Bhayandar Narendra Mehta BJP 1,44,37654.87Muzaffar Hussain INC 83,94331.9060,433
146 Ovala-Majiwada Pratap Sarnaik SHS 1,84,17864.50Naresh Manera SS(UBT) 76,02026.621,08,158
147 Kopri-Pachpakhadi Eknath Shinde SHS 1,59,06078.29Kedar Dighe SS(UBT) 38,34318.871,20,717
148 Thane Sanjay Kelkar BJP 1,20,37351.85 Rajan Vichare SS(UBT) 62,12026.7658,253
149 Mumbra-Kalwa Jitendra Awhad NCP-SP 1,57,14161.93Najeeb Mulla NCP 60,91324.0096,228
150 Airoli Ganesh Naik BJP 1,44,26154.42 Vijay Chougule IND 52,38119.7691,880
151 Belapur Manda Mhatre BJP 91,85239.04 Sandeep Naik NCP-SP 91,47538.88377
Mumbai Suburban
152 Borivali Sanjay Upadhyay BJP 1,39,94768.57Sanjay Bhosale SS(UBT) 39,69019.451,00,257
153 Dahisar Manisha Chaudhary BJP 98,58760.64 Vinod Ghosalkar SS(UBT) 54,25833.3744,329
154 Magathane Prakash Surve SHS 1,05,52758.15Udesh Patekar SS(UBT) 47,36326.1058,164
155 Mulund Mihir Kotecha BJP 1,31,54971.78Rakesh Shetty INC 41,51722.6590,032
156 Vikhroli Sunil Raut SS(UBT) 66,09346.86Suvarna Karanje SHS 50,56735.8515,526
157 Bhandup West Ashok Patil SHS 77,75442.74 Ramesh Korgaonkar SS(UBT) 70,99039.026,764
158 Jogeshwari East Anant Nar SS(UBT) 77,04443.32Manisha Waikar SHS 75,50342.531,541
159 Dindoshi Sunil Prabhu SS(UBT) 76,43743.03 Sanjay Nirupam SHS 70,25539.556,182
160 Kandivali East Atul Bhatkhalkar BJP 1,14,20372.39Kalu Budhelia INC 30,61019.4083,593
161 Charkop Yogesh Sagar BJP 1,27,35569.44Yashwant Singh INC 36,20119.7491,154
162 Malad West Aslam Shaikh INC 98,20249.81Vinod Shelar BJP 91,97546.656,227
163 Goregaon Vidya Thakur BJP 96,36452.39Sameer Desai SS(UBT) 72,76439.5623,600
164 Versova Haroon Rashid Khan SS(UBT) 65,39644.21 Bharati Lavekar BJP 63,79643.131,600
165 Andheri West Ameet Satam BJP 84,98154.75Ashok Jadhav INC 65,38242.1219,599
166 Andheri East Murji Patel SHS 94,01055.66 Rutuja Latke SS(UBT) 68,52440.5725,486
167 Vile Parle Parag Alavani BJP 97,25961.70Sandeep Raju Naik SS(UBT) 42,32426.8554,935
168 Chandivali Dilip Lande SHS 1,24,64151.90 Naseem Khan INC 1,04,01643.3120,625
169 Ghatkopar West Ram Kadam BJP 73,17143.75Sanjay Bhalerao SS(UBT) 60,20035.9912,971
170 Ghatkopar East Parag Shah BJP 85,38857.12Rakhee Jadhav NCP-SP 50,38933.7134,999
171 Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar Abu Azmi SP 54,78031.38Atique Ahmad Khan AIMIM 42,02724.0712,753
172 Anushakti Nagar Sana Malik NCP 49,34133.78 Fahad Ahmad NCP-SP 45,96331.473,378
173 Chembur Tukaram Kate SS 63,19444.18 Prakash Phaterpekar SS(UBT) 52,48336.6910,711
174 Kurla (SC) Mangesh Kudalkar SS 72,76346.56Praveena Morajkar SS(UBT) 68,57643.884,187
175 Kalina Sanjay Potnis SS(UBT) 59,82046.79Amarjeet Singh BJP 54,81242.875,008
176 Vandre East Varun Sardesai SS(UBT) 57,70842.26 Zeeshan Siddique NCP 46,34333.9411,365
177 Vandre West Ashish Shelar BJP 82,78055.51 Asif Zakaria INC 62,84942.1419,931
Mumbai City
178 Dharavi (SC) Jyoti Gaikwad INC 70,72753.87Rajesh Khandare SHS 47,26836.0023,459
179 Sion Koliwada R. Tamil Selvan BJP 73,42948.25Ganesh Kumar Yadav INC 65,53443.077,895
180 Wadala Kalidas Kolambkar BJP 66,80055.78 Shraddha Jadhav SS(UBT) 41,82734.9324,973
181 Mahim Mahesh Sawant SS(UBT) 50,21337.31 Sada Sarvankar SHS 48,89736.331,316
182 Worli Aaditya Thackeray SS(UBT) 63,32444.19 Milind Deora SHS 54,52338.058,801
183 Shivadi Ajay Choudhari SS(UBT) 74,89048.72 Bala Nandgaonkar MNS 67,75044.087,140
184 Byculla Manoj Jamsutkar SS(UBT) 80,13358.09 Yamini Jadhav SHS 48,77235.3631,361
185 Malabar Hill Mangal Lodha BJP 1,01,19773.38Bherulal Choudhary SS(UBT) 33,17824.0668,019
186 Mumbadevi Amin Patel INC 74,99063.34 Shaina NC SHS 40,14633.9134,844
187 Colaba Rahul Narwekar BJP 81,08568.49Heera Nawaji Devasi INC 32,50427.4648,581
Raigad
188 Panvel Prashant Thakur BJP 1,83,93147.90Balaram Patil PWPI 1,32,84034.6051,091
189 Karjat Mahendra Thorve SHS 94,87139.53Sudhakar Ghare IND 89,17737.165,694
190 Uran Mahesh Baldi BJP 95,39036.19Pritam Mhatre PWPI 88,87833.726,512
191 Pen Ravisheth Patil BJP 1,24,63155.02Prasad Dada Bhoir SS(UBT) 63,82128.1760,810
192 Alibag Mahendra Dalvi SHS 1,13,59947.73Chitralekha Patil PWPI 84,03435.3129,565
193 Shrivardhan Aditi Tatkare NCP 1,16,05070.79Anil Navghane NCP-SP 33,25220.2882,798
194 Mahad Bharatshet Gogawale SHS 1,17,44255.05Snehal Jagtap SS(UBT) 91,23242.7726,210
Pune
195 Junnar Sharaddada Sonavane IND 73,35532.43Satyashil Sherkar NCP-SP 66,69129.486,664
196 Ambegaon Dilip Walse Patil NCP 106,88848.04Devdutt Nikkam NCP-SP 105,36547.351,523
197 Khed Alandi Babaji Kale SS(UBT) 1,50,15257.88 Dilip Mohite NCP 98,40937.9451,743
198 Shirur Dnyaneshwar Katke NCP 1,92,28159.88 Ashok Pawar NCP-SP 1,17,73136.6774,550
199 Daund Rahul Kul BJP 1,20,72151.00Rameshappa Thorat NCP-SP 106,83245.1413,889
200 Indapur Dattatray Bharne NCP 1,17,23644.24 Harshvardhan Patil NCP-SP 97,82636.9219,410
201 Baramati Ajit Pawar NCP 1,81,13266.13Yugendra Pawar NCP-SP 80,23329.29100,899
202 Purandar Vijay Shivtare SHS 1,25,81944.20 Sanjay Jagtap INC 1,01,63135.7124,188
203 Bhor Shankar Mandekar NCP 1,26,45543.23 Sangram Thopate INC 1,06,81736.5119,638
204 Maval Sunil Shelke NCP 1,91,25568.53Bapu Bhegade IND 82,69029.631,08,565
205 Chinchwad Shankar Jagtap BJP 2,35,32360.51Rahul Kalate NCP-SP 1,31,45833.801,03,865
206 Pimpri (SC) Anna Bansode NCP 1,09,23953.71Sulakshana Dhar NCP-SP 72,57535.6836,664
207 Bhosari Mahesh Landge BJP 2,13,62456.91Ajit Gavhane NCP-SP 1,49,85939.9263,765
208 Vadgaon Sheri Bapusaheb Pathare NCP-SP 1,33,68947.07 Sunil Tingre NCP 1,28,97945.414,710
209 Shivajinagar Siddharth Shirole BJP 84,69555.24Bahirat Datta INC 47,99331.3036,702
210 Kothrud Chandrakant Patil BJP 1,59,23468.40 Chandrakant Mokate SS(UBT) 47,19320.271,12,041
211 Khadakwasala Bhimrao Tapkir BJP 1,63,13149.94Sachin Dodke NCP-SP 1,10,80933.9252,322
212 Parvati Madhuri Misal BJP 1,18,19358.15Ashwini Kadam NCP-SP 63,53331.2654,660
213 Hadapsar Chetan Tupe NCP 1,34,81042.46Prashant Jagtap NCP-SP 1,27,68840.227,122
214 Pune Cantonment (SC) Sunil Kamble BJP 76,03248.44Ramesh Bagwe INC 65,71241.8610,320
215 Kasba Peth Hemant Rasane BJP 90,04653.41 Ravindra Dhangekar INC 70,62341.8919,423
Ahilyanagar
216 Akole (ST) Kiran Lahamate NCP 73,95837.85Amit Bhangare NCP-SP 68,40235.005,556
217 Sangamner Amol Khatal SHS 1,12,38650.95 Balasaheb Thorat INC 1,01,82646.1610,560
218 Shirdi Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil BJP 1,44,77864.79Prabhavati Ghogare INC 74,49633.3470,282
219 Kopargaon Ashutosh Kale NCP 1,61,14777.46Sandeep Varpe NCP-SP 36,52317.551,24,624
220 Shrirampur (SC) Hemant Ogale INC 66,09930.22Bhausaheb Kamble SHS 52,72624.1013,373
221 Nevasa Vitthal Langhe SHS 95,44441.91 Shankarrao Gadakh SS(UBT) 91,42340.154,021
222 Shevgaon Monika Rajale BJP 99,77537.92Prataprao Dhakne NCP-SP 80,73230.6819,043
223 Rahuri Shivaji Kardile BJP 1,35,85955.73 Prajakt Tanpure NCP-SP 1,01,37241.5834,487
224 Parner Kashinath Date NCP 1,13,63045.65Rani Nilesh Lanke NCP-SP 1,12,10445.031,526
225 Ahmednagar City Sangram Jagtap NCP 1,18,63658.12Abhishek Kalamkar NCP-SP 79,01838.7139,618
226 Shrigonda Vikram Pachpute BJP 99,82039.41Rahul Jagtap IND 62,66424.7437,156
227 Karjat Jamkhed Rohit Pawar NCP-SP 1,27,67648.54 Ram Shinde BJP 1,26,43348.061,243
Beed
228 Georai Vijaysinh Pandit NCP 1,16,14141.74Badamrao Pandit SS(UBT) 73,75126.5042,390
229 Majalgaon Prakashdada Solanke NCP 66,00927.62Mohan Jagtap NCP-SP 60,11025.155,899
230 Beed Sandeep Kshirsagar NCP-SP 1,01,87441.97Yogesh Kshirsagar NCP 96,55039.785,324
231 Ashti Suresh Dhas BJP 1,40,50748.99Bhimrao Dhonde IND 62,53221.7977,975
232 Kaij (SC) Namita Mundada BJP 1,17,08147.08Pruthviraj Sathe NCP-SP 1,14,39446.002,687
233 Parli Dhananjay Munde NCP 1,94,88975.97Rajesaheb Deshmukh NCP-SP 54,66521.311,40,224
Latur
234 Latur Rural Ramesh Karad BJP 1,12,05147.59 Dhiraj Deshmukh INC 1,05,45644.796,595
235 Latur City Amit Deshmukh INC 1,14,11045.08Archana Patil Chakurkar BJP 1,06,71242.167,398
236 Ahmedpur Babasaheb M. Patil NCP 96,90540.09 Vinayakrao Jadhav NCP-SP 65,23626.9931,669
237 Udgir (SC) Sanjay Bansode NCP 1,52,03868.97Sudhakar Bhalerao NCP-SP 58,82426.6993,214
238 Nilanga Sambhaji Patil Nilangekar BJP 1,12,36850.85Abhay Salunke INC 98,62844.6313,740
239 Ausa Abhimanyu Pawar BJP 1,15,59054.70Dinkar Mane SS(UBT) 82,12838.8733,462
Dharashiv [24]
240 Umarga (SC) Pravin Swami SS(UBT) 96,20648.64 Dnyanraj Chougule SHS 92,24146.643,965
241 Tuljapur Ranajagjitsinha Patil BJP 1,31,86350.82Dhiraj Kadam Patil INC 94,98436.6036,879
242 Osmanabad Kailas Patil SS(UBT) 1,30,57353.73Ajit Pingle SHS 94,00738.6936,566
243 Paranda Tanaji Sawant SHS 1,03,25444.18Rahul Mote NCP-SP 1,01,74543.531,509
Solapur
244 Karmala Narayan Patil NCP-SP 96,09141.54 Sanjaymama Shinde IND 80,00634.5916,085
245 Madha Abhijeet Patil NCP-SP 1,36,55950.73Ranjit Shinde IND 1,05,93839.3530,621
246 Barshi Dilip Sopal SS(UBT) 1,22,69449.07 Rajendra Raut SHS 1,16,22246.486,472
247 Mohol (SC) Raju Khare NCP-SP 1,25,83854.06 Yashwant Mane NCP 95,63641.0830,202
248 Solapur City North Vijay Deshmukh BJP 117,21560.89Mahesh Kothe NCP-SP 62,63232.5454,583
249 Solapur City Central Devendra Kothe BJP 110,27854.71Farooq Makbool Shabdi AIMIM 61,42830.4848,850
250 Akkalkot Sachin Kalyanshetti BJP 1,48,10557.63 Siddharam Mhetre INC 98,53338.3449,572
251 Solapur South Subhash Deshmukh BJP 1,16,93251.75Amar Ratikant Patil SS(UBT) 39,80517.6277,127
252 Pandharpur Samadhan Autade BJP 1,25,16347.71Bhagirath Bhalake INC 1,16,73344.498,430
253 Sangola Babasaheb Deshmukh PWPI 116,25644.09 Shahajibapu Patil SHS 90,87034.4625,386
254 Malshiras (SC) Uttamrao Jankar NCP-SP 1,21,71350.12 Ram Satpute BJP 1,08,56644.7013,147
Satara
255 Phaltan (SC) Sachin Patil NCP 1,19,28748.77 Dipak Chavan NCP-SP 1,02,24141.8017,046
256 Wai Makrand Jadhav - Patil NCP 1,40,97159.52Arunadevi Pisal NCP-SP 79,57933.6061,392
257 Koregaon Mahesh Shinde SHS 1,46,16657.94 Shashikant Shinde NCP-SP 1,01,10340.0845,063
258 Man Jaykumar Gore BJP 1,50,02157.01Prabhakar Gharge NCP-SP 1,00,34638.1349,675
259 Karad North Manoj Ghorpade BJP 1,34,62658.21 Shamrao Pandurang Patil NCP-SP 90,93539.3243,691
260 Karad South Atulbaba Bhosale BJP 1,39,50557.39 Prithviraj Chavan INC 1,00,15041.2039,355
261 Patan Shambhuraj Desai SHS 1,25,75954.33Satyajit Patankar IND 90,93539.2834,824
262 Satara Shivendra Raje Bhosale BJP 1,76,84980.36Amit Genuji Kadam SS(UBT) 34,72515.781,42,124
Ratnagiri
263 Dapoli Yogesh Kadam SHS 1,05,00753.32Sanjay Kadam SS(UBT) 80,91441.0924,093
264 Guhagar Bhaskar Jadhav SS(UBT) 71,24147.03Rajesh Bendal SHS 68,41145.162,830
265 Chiplun Shekhar Nikam NCP 96,55550.15Prashant Baban Yadav NCP-SP 89,68846.586,867
266 Ratnagiri Uday Samant SHS 1,11,33559.35Bal Mane SS(UBT) 69,74537.1841,590
267 Rajapur Kiran Samant SHS 80,25651.91 Rajan Salvi SS(UBT) 60,57939.1819,677
Sindhudurg
268 Kankavli Nitesh Rane BJP 1,08,36966.43Sandesh Parkar SS(UBT) 50,36230.8758,007
269 Kudal Nilesh Rane SHS 81,65951.41 Vaibhav Naik SS(UBT) 73,48346.268,176
270 Sawantwadi Deepak Kesarkar SHS 81,00848.77Rajan Teli SS(UBT) 41,10924.7539,899
Kolhapur
271 Chandgad Shivaji Patil IND 84,25433.96Rajesh Patil NCP 60,12024.2424,134
272 Radhanagari Prakashrao Abitkar SHS 1,44,35952.87Krishnarao Parshram SS(UBT) 106,10038.8638,259
273 Kagal Hasan Mushrif NCP 1,45,26950.65Samarjeetsinh Ghatge NCP-SP 1,33,68846.6111,581
274 Kolhapur South Amal Mahadik BJP 1,48,89252.37 Ruturaj Patil INC 1,31,26246.1717,630
275 Karvir Chandradip Narke SHS 1,34,52848.25Rahul Sadolikar INC 1,32,55247.541,976
276 Kolhapur North Rajesh Kshirsagar SHS 1,11,08555.80Rajesh Latkar IND 81,52240.9529,563
277 Shahuwadi Vinay Kore JSS 1,36,06455.68Satyajit Patil SS(UBT) 1,00,01140.9336,053
278 Hatkanangle (SC) Ashokrao Mane JSS 1,34,19151.08 Raju Awale INC 87,94233.4746,249
279 Ichalkaranji Rahul Awade BJP 1,31,91960.27Madan Karande NCP-SP 75,10834.3156,811
280 Shirol Rajendra Patil Yadravkar RSVA1,34,63051.95Ganpatrao Patil INC 93,81436.2040,816
Sangli
281 Miraj (SC) Suresh Khade BJP 1,29,76656.70Tanaji Satpute SS(UBT) 84,57136.9545,195
282 Sangli Sudhir Gadgil BJP 1,12,49849.76Prithviraj Patil INC 76,36333.7836,135
283 Islampur Jayant Patil NCP-SP 1,30,73851.72Nishikant Bhosale Patil NCP 1,08,04945.5913,027
284 Shirala Satyajit Deshmukh BJP 1,30,73853.61 Mansing Naik NCP-SP 1,08,04944.3122,689
285 Palus-Kadegaon Vishwajeet Kadam INC 1,30,76955.88Sangram Deshmukh BJP 1,00,70543.0330,064
286 Khanapur Suhas Babar SHS 1,53,89261.14Vaibhav Patil NCP-SP 75,71130.0878,181
287 Tasgaon Rohit Patil NCP-SP 1,28,40354.09 Sanjaykaka Patil NCP 1,00,75942.4527,644
288 Jath Gopichand Padalkar BJP 1,13,73753.39 Vikramsinh Sawant INC 75,49735.4438,240

Seat Shifts and Retentions

Party [34] Seats RetainedSeats LostSeats GainedFinal Count
BJP 98734132
SHS 3562257
NCP 348741
INC 1332316
SS(UBT) 961120
NCP(SP) 56510
CPI(M) 1001
JSS 1012
SP 2002
RSP 1001
RVSP1001
RSVA0011
PWPI 0111

Reactions

On 23rd November Prime Minister Narendra Modi reacted to the BJP-led Mahayuti's landslide Maharashtra election victory, emphasizing development, good governance, and unity. He thanked the people of Maharashtra for their historic mandate and praised party workers for their hard work. [35] The BJP named Devendra Fadnavis as Maharashtra's Chief Minister after the victory with over 230 seats. Fadnavis thanked party leaders, allies, and voters, attributing the success of the elections to Modi. [36]

See also

Notes

  1. Seat change from the MLAs who supported Ekhnath Shinde in the 2022 Maharashtra political crisis.
  2. Seat change from the MLAs who supported Ajit Pawar in the 2023 Maharashtra political crisis.
  3. Vote share after splint in 2022 Maharashtra political crisis.
  4. Vote share after splint in 2023 Maharashtra political crisis.
  5. Seat change from the MLAs who supported Uddhav Thackeray in the 2022 Maharashtra political crisis.
  6. Seat change from the MLAs who supported Sharad Pawar in the 2023 Maharashtra political crisis.
  7. Vote share after splint in 2023 Maharashtra political crisis.
  8. Includes 1 NDA candidate under BJP symbol and friendly contest with NCP on 3 seats.
  9. SHS will have friendly contest with RYSP and NCP on 1 and 5 seats respectively.
  10. NCP will have a friendly contest with BJP and SHS on 3 and 5 seats respectively, and with JSS on 1 seat.
  11. JSS will have friendly contest with NCP on 1 seat.
  12. Includes only the Gangakhed Assembly constituency which the Maha Yuti is supporting.
  13. RYSP will have friendly contest with SHS on 1 seat
  14. Supporting MNS candidate on one seat.
  15. Congress will have a friendly contest with NCP-SP and CPI(M) on Pandharpur and Solapur City Central constituencies respectively.
  16. SS(UBT) will have a friendly contest with PWPI on Panvel and Uran constituencies.
  17. NCP(SP) will have a friendly contest with Congress on Pandharpur constituency.
  18. SP will contest 7 other seats independently.
  19. PWPI will have a friendly contest with SS(UBT) on Panvel and Uran constituencies.
  20. CPI(M) will have a friendly contest with INC on Solapur City Central constituency.
  21. No Candidate.
  22. Maha Yuti extend its Support to Bala Nandgaonkar of MNS in Shivadi constituency.
  23. Vote share of only of Gangakhed Assembly constituency which was contested under the Maha Yuti alliance.
  24. Includes only the Gangakhed Assembly constituency which was contested under the Maha Yuti alliance.
  25. Includes only the Gangakhed Assembly constituency which the Maha Yuti is supporting.
  26. Strike rate of only the Gangakhed Assembly constituency which the Maha Yuti is supporting.

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