2024 Indian general election in Maharashtra

2024 Indian general election in Maharashtra
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All 48 Maharashtra seats in the Lok Sabha
	Opinion polls
Turnout	61.29% (0.27%)
	Seatwise Result Map of the 2024 general election in Maharashtra
Prime Minister before election; Narendra Modi ; BJP	Prime Minister after election; TBD;

Last updated June 12, 2024

The 2024 Indian general election in Maharashtra was held in five phases between 19 April and 20 May 2024 to elect 48 members of the 18th Lok Sabha.^[1]^[2] The result of the election was announced on 4 June 2024.

Election schedule

On 16th March 2024, the Election Commission of India announced the schedule for the 2024 Indian general election, with Maharashtra scheduled to vote during the first five phases on 19, 26 April, 7, 13, and 20 May.

Poll event	Phase
Poll event	I	II	III	IV	V
Notification Date	20 March	28 March	12 April	18 April	26 April
Last Date for filing nomination	27 March	4 April	19 April	25 April	3 May
Scrutiny of nomination	28 March	5 April	20 April	26 April	4 May
Last Date for withdrawal of nomination	30 March	8 April	22 April	29 April	6 May
Date of poll	19 April	26 April	7 May	13 May	20 May
Date of counting of votes/Result	4 June 2024
No. of constituencies	5	8	11	11	13

Parties and alliances

National Democratic Alliance

	Leader	Contesting Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party	Devendra Fadnavis	28
Shiv Sena	Eknath Shinde	15
Nationalist Congress Party	Sunil Tatkare	4
Rashtriya Samaj Paksha	Mahadev Jankar	1
Total		48

Indian National Developmental Inclusive
Alliance

	Leader	Contesting Seats
Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray)	Uddhav Thackeray	21
Indian National Congress	Prithviraj Chavan	17
Nationalist Congress Party – Sharadchandra Pawar	Supriya Sule	10
Total		48

Others

	Leader	Contesting Seats
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen	Imtiyaz Jaleel	3 Decleared
Vanchit Bahujan Aaghadi	Prakash Ambedkar	TBD
Swabhimani Paksha	Raju Shetti	1
Bahujan Samaj Party	TBD	TBD
Bahujan Vikas Aghadi	Hitendra Thakur	TBD
Prahar Janshakti Party	Bachchu Kadu
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
Republican Party of India (Athawale)	Ramdas Athawale
Republican Party of India
Communist Party of India		1
Gondwana Ganatantra Party
Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist)
Ambedkarite Party of India
All India Forward Bloc
Bahujan Mukti Party
Indian National League
Socialist Party (India)
Social Democratic Party of India
Rashtriya Ulama Council
Azad Adhikar Sena
Bhim Sena

Candidates

Constituency
Constituency
1	Nandurbar (ST)	BJP	Heena Gavit	INC	Adv. Gowaal K Padavi
2	Dhule	BJP	Subhash Bhamre	INC	Dr. Shobha Dinesh Bachhav
3	Jalgaon	BJP	Smita Wagh	SS(UBT)	Karan Pawar
4	Raver	BJP	Raksha Khadse	NCP(SP)	Shriram Patil
5	Buldhana	SHS	Prataprao Ganpatrao Jadhav	SS(UBT)	Narendra Khedekar
6	Akola	BJP	Anup Dhotre	INC	Abhay Kashinath Patil
7	Amravati (SC)	BJP	Navneet Kaur Rana	INC	Balwant Basawant Wankhede
8	Wardha	BJP	Ramdas Tadas	NCP(SP)	Amar Sharadrao Kale
9	Ramtek (SC)	SHS	Raju Devnath Parwe	INC	Shyamkumar Daulat Barve
10	Nagpur	BJP	Nitin Gadkari	INC	Vikas Thakare
11	Bhandara–Gondiya	BJP	Sunil Mendhe	INC	Dr. Prashant Yadavrao Padole
12	Gadchiroli–Chimur (ST)	BJP	Ashok Nete	INC	Dr. Namdeo Dasaram Kirsan
13	Chandrapur	BJP	Sudhir Mungantiwar	INC	Pratibha Suresh Dhanorkar
14	Yavatmal–Washim	SHS	Rajashri Hemant Patil	SS(UBT)	Sanjay Deshmukh
15	Hingoli	SHS	Baburao Kadam Kohalikar	SS(UBT)	Nagesh Bapurao Patil Ashtikar
16	Nanded	BJP	Prataprao Govindrao Chikhalikar	INC	Vasantrao Balwantrao Chavan
17	Parbhani	RSPS	Mahadev Jankar	SS(UBT)	Sanjay Haribhau Jadhav
18	Jalna	BJP	Raosaheb Danve	INC	Dr. Kalyan Kale
19	Aurangabad	SHS	Sandipanrao Bhumre	SS(UBT)	Chandrakant Khaire
20	Dindori (ST)	BJP	Bharati Pawar	NCP(SP)	Bhaskar Bhagare
21	Nashik	SHS	Hemant Godse	SS(UBT)	Rajabhau Waje
22	Palghar (ST)	BJP	Hemant Vishnu Savara	SS(UBT)	Bharti Kamdi
23	Bhiwandi	BJP	Kapil Patil	NCP(SP)	Suresh Mhatre
24	Kalyan	SHS	Shrikant Shinde	SS(UBT)	Vaishali Darekar Rane
25	Thane	SHS	Naresh Mhaske	SS(UBT)	Rajan Vichare
26	Mumbai North	BJP	Piyush Goyal	INC	Bhushan Patil
27	Mumbai North West	SHS	Ravindra Waikar	SS(UBT)	Amol Kirtikar
28	Mumbai North East	BJP	Mihir Kotecha	SS(UBT)	Sanjay Dina Patil
29	Mumbai North Central	BJP	Ujjwal Nikam	INC	Varsha Gaikwad
30	Mumbai South Central	SHS	Rahul Shewale	SS(UBT)	Anil Desai
31	Mumbai South	SHS	Yamini Jadhav	SS(UBT)	Arvind Sawant
32	Raigad	NCP	Sunil Tatkare	SS(UBT)	Anant Geete
33	Maval	SHS	Shrirang Barne	SS(UBT)	Sanjog Waghere Patil
34	Pune	BJP	Murlidhar Mohol	INC	Ravindra Hemraj Dhangekar
35	Baramati	NCP	Sunetra Pawar	NCP(SP)	Supriya Sule
36	Shirur	NCP	Shivajirao Adhalarao Patil	NCP(SP)	Amol Kolhe
37	Ahmednagar	BJP	Sujay Vikhe Patil	NCP(SP)	Nilesh Dnyandev Lanke
38	Shirdi (SC)	SHS	Sadashiv Lokhande	SS(UBT)	Bhausaheb Rajaram Wakchaure
39	Beed	BJP	Pankaja Munde	NCP(SP)	Bajrang Sonawane
40	Osmanabad	NCP	Archana Ranajagjitsinha Patil	SS(UBT)	Omprakash Rajenimbalkar
41	Latur (SC)	BJP	Sudhakar Tukaram Shrangare	INC	Dr. Shivajirao Kalge
42	Solapur (SC)	BJP	Ram Satpute	INC	Praniti Sushilkumar Shinde
43	Madha	BJP	Ranjit Naik-Nimbalkar	NCP(SP)	Dhairyasheel Mohite Patil
44	Sangli	BJP	Sanjaykaka Patil	SS(UBT)	Chandrahar Patil
45	Satara	BJP	Udayanraje Bhosale	NCP(SP)	Shashikant Shinde
46	Ratnagiri–Sindhudurg	BJP	Narayan Rane	SS(UBT)	Vinayak Raut
47	Kolhapur	SHS	Sanjay Mandlik	INC	Shahu Chhatrapati Maharaj
48	Hatkanangle	SHS	Dhairyasheel Sambhajirao Mane	SS(UBT)	Satyajeet Patil

Surveys and polls

Opinion polls

Exit polls

Polling agency	NDA	INDIA	Others	Lead
Polling agency				Lead

Voter turnout

Phase wise

Phase	Poll Date	Constituencies^[3]	Voter Turnout (%)
I	19 April 2024	Ramtek, Nagpur, Bhandara–Gondiya, Gadchiroli–Chimur, Chandrapur	63.71%
II	26 April 2024	Buldhana, Akola, Amravati, Wardha, Yavatmal–Washim, Hingoli, Nanded, Parbhani	62.71%
III	7 May 2024	Raigad, Baramati, Osmanabad, Latur, Solapur, Madha, Sangli, Satara, Ratnagiri–Sindhudurg, Kolhapur, Hatkanangle	63.55%
IV	13 May 2024	Nandurbar, Jalgaon, Raver, Jalna, Aurangabad, Maval, Pune, Shirur, Ahmednagar, Shirdi, Beed	62.21%
V	20 May 2024	Dhule, Dindori, Nashik, Palghar, Bhiwandi, Kalyan, Thane, Mumbai North, Mumbai North West, Mumbai North East, Mumbai North Central, Mumbai South Central, Mumbai South	56.89%
Total			61.29%

Constituency wise

Constituency		Poll Date	Turnout	Swing
1	Nandurbar (ST)	13 May 2024	70.68%	2.03%
2	Dhule	20 May 2024	60.21%	3.16%
3	Jalgaon	13 May 2024	58.47%	1.92%
4	Raver	13 May 2024	64.28%	2.51%
5	Buldhana	26 April 2024	62.03%	1.57%
6	Akola		61.79%	1.73%
7	Amravati (SC)		63.67%	2.91%
8	Wardha		64.85%	3.32%
9	Ramtek (SC)	19 April 2024	61.01%	1.29%
10	Nagpur		54.32%	0.62%
11	Bhandara–Gondiya		67.04%	1.77%
12	Gadchiroli–Chimur (ST)		71.88%	0.45%
13	Chandrapur		67.55%	2.66%
14	Yavatmal–Washim	26 April 2024	62.87%	1.56%
15	Hingoli		63.54%	3.3%
16	Nanded		60.94%	4.75%
17	Parbhani		62.26%	0.86%
18	Jalna	13 May 2024	69.18%	4.43%
19	Aurangabad	13 May 2024	63.03%	0.52%
20	Dindori (ST)	20 May 2024	66.75%	1.04%
21	Nashik		60.75%	1.22%
22	Palghar (ST)		63.91%	0.15%
23	Bhiwandi		59.89%	6.69%
24	Kalyan		50.12%	4.81%
25	Thane		52.09%	2.70%
26	Mumbai North		57.02%	3.07%
27	Mumbai North West		54.84%	0.53%
28	Mumbai North East		56.37%	0.86%
29	Mumbai North Central		51.98%	1.70%
30	Mumbai South Central		53.60%	1.80%
31	Mumbai South		50.06%	1.53%
32	Raigad	7 May 2024	60.51%	1.66%
33	Maval	13 May 2024	54.87%	4.72%
34	Pune	13 May 2024	53.54%	3.65%
35	Baramati	7 May 2024	59.50%	2.32%
36	Shirur	13 May 2024	54.16%	5.28%
37	Ahmednagar		66.61%	1.82%
38	Shirdi (SC)		63.03%	1.9%
39	Beed		70.92%	4.75%
40	Osmanabad	7 May 2024	63.88%	0.12%
41	Latur (SC)		62.59%	0.15%
42	Solapur (SC)		59.19%	0.52%
43	Madha		63.65%	0.12%
44	Sangli		62.27%	3.65%
45	Satara		63.16%	2.69%
46	Ratnagiri–Sindhudurg		62.52%	0.53%
47	Kolhapur		71.59%	0.73%
48	Hatkanangle		71.11%	0.51%

Results

Results by party or alliance

Alliance/ Party				Popular vote			Seats
Alliance/ Party				Votes	%	±pp	Contested	Won	+/−
	INDIA		INC	9,641,856	16.92%	0.51	17	13	12
			SS(UBT)	9,522,797	16.52%	New	21	9	04
			NCP(SP)	5,851,166	10.27%	New	10	8	05
		Total		25,015,819	43.71%	11.64	48	30	25
	NDA		BJP	14,913,914	26.18%	1.66	28	9	14
			SHS	7,377,674	12.95%	10.55	15	7	06
			NCP	2,053,757	3.60%	11.96	4	1
			RSP	467,282	0.82%	0.82	1	0
		Total		24,812,627	43.55%	7.79^{[lower-alpha 1]}	48	17	26
	Others							0	01
	IND							1
	NOTA			412,815	0.72%
Total					100%	-		48	-

Results by Region

Region	Total seats	INC		Shiv Sena (UBT)		BJP		NCP(SP)		SHS(ES)		NCP		Others
Region	Total seats	Seats Won		Seats Won		Seats Won		Seats Won		Seats Won		Seats Won		Others
Western Maharashtra	11	02	02	00		02	03	04	01	02	01	00	03	01
Vidarbha	10	05	04	01	01	02	03	01	01	01	02	00		00
Marathwada	09	03	03	04	02	00	04	01	01	01		00		00
Thane+Konkan	06	00		00	02	02	01	01	01	02		01		00
Mumbai	06	01	01	03	02	01	02	00		01	02	00		00
North Maharashtra	06	02	02	01	01	02	03	01	01	00	01	00		00
Total^[4]	48	13	12	09	04	09	14	08	05	07	06	01	03

Vote Share

Region	INC	Shiv Sena (UBT)	BJP	NCP(SP)	SHS(ES)	NCP
Region	Voteshare	Voteshare	Voteshare	Voteshare	Voteshare	Voteshare
Western Maharashtra	14.1%	8.9%	25.2%	24.8%	9.3%	8.7%
Vidarbha	33.8%	7.7%	30.0%	4.5%	7.1%	Not Contested
Marathwada	15.5%	23.2%	13.4%	6.0%	11.9%	3.7%
Thane+Konkan	Not Contested	30.9%	21.4%	7.2%	19.1%	7.3%
Mumbai	14.24	31.4%	28.3%	Not Contested	21.0%	Not Contested
North Maharashtra	18.06%	14.1%	39.8%	12.7%	6.1%	Not Contested
Total^[4]	16.92%	16.72%	26.18%	10.27%	12.95%	3.60%


Region	Sr.no	Constituency	Elected Candidate
Western Maharashtra	1.	Pune	Murlidhar Mohol	Bharatiya Janata Party
	2.	Solapur	Praniti Sushilkumar Shinde	Indian National Congress
	3.	Sangli	Vishal Patil	Shiv Sena
	4.	Baramati	Supriya Sule	NCP(SP)
	5.	Madha	Dhairyasheel Mohite Patil	NCP(SP)
	6.	Satara	Udayanraje Bhosale	Bharatiya Janata Party
	7.	Maval	Shrirang Barne	Shiv Sena
	8.	Shirur	Amol Kolhe	NCP(SP)
	9.	Ahmednagar	Nilesh Dnyandev Lanke	NCP(SP)
	10.	Kolhapur	Shahu II of Kolhapur	Indian National Congress
	11.	Hatkanangle	Dhairyasheel Sambhajirao Mane	Shiv Sena

Vidarbha	12.	Wardha	Amar Sharadrao Kale	NCP(SP)
	13.	Ramtek	Shyamkumar Daulat Barve	Indian National Congress
	14.	Nagpur	Nitin Gadkari	Bharatiya Janata Party
	15.	Gadchiroli-Chimur	Dr. Namdeo Dasaram Kirsan	Indian National Congress
	16.	Bhandara-Gondiya	Dr. Prashant Yadavrao Padole	Indian National Congress
	17.	Buldhana	Prataprao Ganpatrao Jadhav	Shiv Sena
	18.	Amravati	Balwant Basawant Wankhede	Indian National Congress
	19.	Yavatmal-Washim	Sanjay Deshmukh	SS(UBT)
	20.	Akola	Anup Dhotre	Bharatiya Janata Party
	21.	Chandrapur	Pratibha Suresh Dhanorkar	Indian National Congress

Marathwada	22.	Nanded	Vasantrao Balwantrao Chavan	Indian National Congress
	23.	Latur	Dr. Shivajirao Kalge	Indian National Congress
	24.	Osmanabad	Omprakash Rajenimbalkar	SS(UBT)
	25.	Hingoli	Nagesh Bapurao Patil Ashtikar	SS(UBT)
	26.	Parbhani	Sanjay Haribhau Jadhav	SS(UBT)
	27.	Aurangabad	Sandipanrao Bhumre	Shiv Sena
	28.	Jalna	Dr. Kalyan Kale	Indian National Congress
	29.	Shirdi	Bhausaheb Rajaram Wakchaure	SS(UBT)
	30.	Beed	Bajrang Sonawane	NCP(SP)

Thane + Konkan	31.	Bhiwandi	Suresh Mhatre	NCP(SP)
	32.	Ratnagiri-Sindhudurg	Narayan Rane	Bharatiya Janata Party
	33.	Thane	Naresh Mhaske	Shiv Sena
	34.	Kalyan	Shrikant Shinde	Shiv Sena
	35.	Raigad	Sunil Tatkare	Nationalist Congress Party
	36.	Palghar	Hemant Vishnu Savara	Bharatiya Janata Party

Mumbai	37.	Mumbai North	Piyush Goyal	Bharatiya Janata Party
	38.	Mumbai North West	Ravindra Waikar	Shiv Sena
	39.	Mumbai North East	Sanjay Dina Patil	SS(UBT)
	40.	Mumbai North Central	Varsha Gaikwad	Indian National Congress
	41.	Mumbai South Central	Anil Desai	SS(UBT)
	42.	Mumbai South	Arvind Sawant	SS(UBT)

North Maharashtra	43.	Nandurbar	Adv. Gowaal K Padavi	Indian National Congress
	44.	Dhule	Dr. Shobha Dinesh Bachhav	Indian National Congress
	45.	Jalgaon	Smita Wagh	Bharatiya Janata Party
	46.	Raver	Raksha Khadse	Bharatiya Janata Party
	47.	Nashik	Rajabhau Waje	SS(UBT)
	48.	Dindori	Bhaskar Bhagare	NCP(SP)

Results by constituency

Constituency		Turnout	Winner							Runner Up							Margin
Constituency		Turnout	Party		Alliance		Candidate	Votes	%	Party		Alliance		Candidate	Votes	%	Margin
1	Nandurbar (ST)	70.68%		INC		INDIA	Adv. Gowaal K Padavi	7,45,998	53.53%		BJP		NDA	Heena Gavit	5,86,878	42.11%	159,120
2	Dhule	60.21%		INC		INDIA	Dr. Shobha Dinesh Bachhav	5,83,866	47.89%		BJP		NDA	Subhash Bhamre	5,80,035	42.11%	3,831
3	Jalgaon	58.47%		BJP		NDA	Smita Wagh	6,74,428	57.67%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Karan Pawar	4,22,834	36.15%	2,51,954
4	Raver	64.28%		BJP		NDA	Raksha Khadse	6,30,879	53.84%		NCP(SP)		INDIA	Shriram Patil	3,58,696	30.61%	2,72,183
5	Buldhana	62.03%		SHS		NDA	Prataprao Ganpatrao Jadhav	3,49,867	31.53%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Narendra Khedekar	3,20,388	28.88%	29,479
6	Akola	61.79%		BJP		NDA	Anup Dhotre	4,57,030			INC		INDIA	Abhay Kashinath Patil	4,16,404		40,626
7	Amravati (SC)	63.67%		INC		INDIA	Balwant Basawant Wankhede	5,26,271			BJP		NDA	Navneet Kaur Rana	5,06,540		19,731
8	Wardha	64.85%		NCP(SP)		INDIA	Amar Sharadrao Kale	5,33,106			BJP		NDA	Ramdas Tadas	4,51,458		81,648
9	Ramtek (SC)	61.01%		INC		INDIA	Shyamkumar Daulat Barve	6,13,025			SHS		NDA	Raju Devnath Parwe	5,36,257		76,768
10	Nagpur	54.32%		BJP		NDA	Nitin Gadkari	6,55,027	54.07%		INC		INDIA	Vikas Thakare	5,17,424	42.72%	1,37,603
11	Bhandara–Gondiya	67.04%		INC		INDIA	Dr. Prashant Yadavrao Padole	5,87,413			BJP		NDA	Sunil Mendhe	5,50,033		37,380
12	Gadchiroli–Chimur (ST)	71.88%		INC		INDIA	Dr. Namdeo Dasaram Kirsan	6,17,792	52.97%		BJP		NDA	Ashok Nete	4,76,096	40.82%	1,41,696
13	Chandrapur	67.55%		INC		INDIA	Pratibha Suresh Dhanorkar	7,18,410	57.88%		BJP		NDA	Sudhir Mungantiwar	4,58,004	40.82%	2,60,406
14	Yavatmal–Washim	62.87%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Sanjay Deshmukh	5,94,807	48.53%		SHS		NDA	Rajashri Hemant Patil	5,00,334	40.83%	94,473
15	Hingoli	63.54%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Nagesh Bapurao Patil Ashtikar	4,92,535	42.49%		SHS		NDA	Baburao Kadam Kohalikar	3,83,933	33.12%	1,08,602
16	Nanded	60.94%		INC		INDIA	Vasantrao Balwantrao Chavan	5,28,894	46.88%		BJP		NDA	Prataprao Govindrao Chikhalikar	4,69,452	41.61%	59,442
17	Parbhani	62.26%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Sanjay Haribhau Jadhav	6,01,343			RSPS		NDA	Mahadev Jankar	4,67,282		1,34,061
18	Jalna	69.18%		INC		INDIA	Dr. Kalyan Kale	6,07,897	44.59%		BJP		NDA	Raosaheb Danve	4,97,939	36.52%	1,09,958
19	Aurangabad	63.03%		SHS		NDA	Sandipanrao Bhumre	4,76,130	36.56%		AIMIM		Others	Syed Imtiaz Jaleel	3,41,480	26.22%	1,34,650
20	Dindori (ST)	66.75%		NCP(SP)		INDIA	Bhaskar Bhagare	5,77,339	46.53%		BJP		NDA	Bharati Pawar	4,64,140	37.40%	1,13,199
21	Nashik	60.75%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Rajabhau Waje	6,16,729			SHS		NDA	Hemant Godse	4,54,728		1,62,001
22	Palghar (ST)	63.91%		BJP		NDA	Hemant Vishnu Savara	6,01,244	43.69%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Bharti Kamdi	4,17,938	30.37%	1,83,306
23	Bhiwandi	59.89%		NCP(SP)		INDIA	Suresh Mhatre	4,99,464	39.85%		BJP		NDA	Kapil Patil	4,33,343	34.57%	66,121
24	Kalyan	50.12%		SHS		NDA	Shrikant Shinde	5,89,636			SS(UBT)		INDIA	Vaishali Darekar Rane	3,80,492		2,09,144
25	Thane	52.09%		SHS		NDA	Naresh Mhaske	7,34,231			SS(UBT)		INDIA	Rajan Vichare	5,17,220		2,17,011
26	Mumbai North	57.02%		BJP		NDA	Piyush Goyal	6,80,146			INC		INDIA	Bhushan Patil	3,22,538		3,57,608
27	Mumbai North West	54.84%		SHS		NDA	Ravindra Waikar	4,52,644	47.40%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Amol Kirtikar	4,52,596	47.39%	48
28	Mumbai North East	56.37%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Sanjay Dina Patil	4,50,937			BJP		NDA	Mihir Kotecha	4,21,076		29,861
29	Mumbai North Central	51.98%		INC		INDIA	Varsha Gaikwad	4,45,545	48.93%		BJP		NDA	Ujjwal Nikam	4,29,031	47.12%	16,514
30	Mumbai South Central	53.60%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Anil Desai	3,95,138	49.73%		SHS		NDA	Rahul Shewale	3,41,754	43.01%	53,384
31	Mumbai South	50.06%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Arvind Sawant	3,95,655			SHS		NDA	Yamini Jadhav	3,42,982		52,673
32	Raigad	60.51%		NCP		NDA	Sunil Tatkare	5,08,352			SS(UBT)		INDIA	Anant Geete	4,25,568		82,784
33	Maval	54.87%		SHS		NDA	Shrirang Barne	6,92,832			SS(UBT)		INDIA	Sanjog Waghere Patil	5,96,217		96,615
34	Pune	53.54%		BJP		NDA	Murlidhar Mohol	5,84,728			INC		INDIA	Ravindra Hemraj Dhangekar	4,61,690		1,23,038
35	Baramati	59.50%		NCP(SP)		INDIA	Supriya Sule	7,32,312	51.85%		NCP		NDA	Sunetra Pawar	5,73,979	40.64%	1,58,333
36	Shirur	54.16%		NCP(SP)		INDIA	Amol Kolhe	6,98,692	50.83%		NCP		NDA	Shivajirao Adhalarao Patil	5,57,741	40.58%	1,40,951
37	Ahmednagar	66.61%		NCP(SP)		INDIA	Nilesh Dnyandev Lanke	6,24,797	47.14%		BJP		NDA	Sujay Vikhe Patil	5,95,868	44.95%	28,929
38	Shirdi (SC)	63.03%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Bhausaheb Rajaram Wakchaure	4,76,900	45.0%		SHS		NDA	Sadashiv Lokhande	4,26,371	40.23%	50,529
39	Beed	70.92%		NCP(SP)		INDIA	Bajrang Sonawane	6,83,950	44.93%		BJP		NDA	Pankaja Munde	6,77,397	44.50%	6,553
40	Osmanabad	63.88%		SS(UBT)		INDIA	Omprakash Rajenimbalkar	7,48,752			NCP		NDA	Archana Ranajagjitsinha Patil	4,18,906		3,29,846
41	Latur (SC)	62.59%		INC		INDIA	Dr. Shivajirao Kalge	6,09,021	49.15%		BJP		NDA	Sudhakar Tukaram Shrangare	5,47,140	44.16%	61,881
42	Solapur (SC)	59.19%		INC		INDIA	Praniti Sushilkumar Shinde	6,20,225	51.49%		BJP		NDA	Ram Satpute	5,46,028	45.35%	74,197
43	Madha	63.65%		NCP(SP)		INDIA	Dhairyasheel Mohite Patil	6,22,213			BJP		NDA	Ranjit Naik-Nimbalkar	5,01,376		1,20,837
44	Sangli	62.27%		Independent		Others	Vishal Prakashbapu Patil	5,71,666			BJP		NDA	Sanjaykaka Patil	4,71,613		1,00,053
45	Satara	63.16%		BJP		NDA	Udayanraje Bhosale	5,71,134			NCP(SP)		INDIA	Shashikant Shinde	5,38,363		32,771
46	Ratnagiri–Sindhudurg	62.52%		BJP		NDA	Narayan Rane	4,48,514			SS(UBT)		INDIA	Vinayak Raut	4,00,656		47,858
47	Kolhapur	71.59%		INC		INDIA	Shahu Chhatrapati Maharaj	7,54,522	54.15%		SHS		NDA	Sanjay Mandlik	5,99,558	43.03%	1,54,964
48	Hatkanangle	71.11%		SHS		NDA	Dhairyasheel Sambhajirao Mane	5,20,190			SS(UBT)		INDIA	Satyajeet Patil	5,06,764		13,426

Notes

↑ Compared to the NDA percentage of votes in 2019 when it included just the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Shiv Sena.

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[4] Compared to the NDA percentage of votes in 2019 when it included just the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Shiv Sena.

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