Election Atlas of India-Parliamentary Elections from 1952 to 2014

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1ST
LOK SABHA TO 16TH
LOK SABHA
OF INDIA
E L E C T I O N
ATLAS
U P D AT E D T I L L O C T O B E R 2 0 1 7
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CONTENTS
ELECTORAL MAPS
COVERAGE : Number and Name of Parliamentary
Constituencies (PCs) | General and Reserved
Parliamentary Constituencies | Electors | Male Electors
| Female Electors | Voters | Voter Turnout | Polling
Stations | Electors Per Polling Station | Voters Per Polling
Station | Contesting Candidates | Female Contesting
Candidates | Winner Parties | Runner-up Parties |
Winning Margin by Number of Votes | Winning Margin
by Percentage of Votes | Parties at 3rd Position | Parties
at 4th Position | Parties at 5th Position | National Parties
Votes | State Parties Votes | Independent Candidates
Votes | Overall 1st Position Party Votes | Overall 2nd
Position Party Votes | Overall 3rd Position Party Votes |
Overall 4th Position Party Votes | NOTA Votes | Polarity
of Parties | Winner in SC/ST Reserved Parliamentary
Constituencies | Winner in Above & Below Average Poll
Percentage | Demographic Maps of Parliamentary
Constituencies under 2014 Parliamentary Election
ELECTORAL FEATURES & RESULTS
COVERAGE : Electoral Features & Election
Results : India State Existing Parliamentary
Constituencies (PCs) Modified & Deleted PCs
Bye-Elections
SUPPORTING INFO
Abbreviation and Sources ...........................421-422
Explanatory Notes.........................................423-424
Terms of Use and Disclaimer ............................... 424
Index (Parliamentary Constituencies) ........425-428
ELECTION TIMELINE & GENERAL
INFO
Graphs, Charts & Tables.....................................133-152
1
ST
LOK SABHA
1952
Parliamentary Election-1952......................1-8
2
ND
LOK SABHA
1957
Parliamentary Election-1957....................9-16
3
RD
LOK SABHA
1962
Parliamentary Election-1962..................17-24
4
TH
LOK SABHA
1967
5
TH
LOK SABHA
1971
6
TH
LOK SABHA
1977
7
TH
LOK SABHA
1980
8
TH
LOK SABHA
1984-85
Parliamentary Election-1984-85.............57-64
9
TH
LOK SABHA
1989
10
TH
LOK SABHA
1991-92
Parliamentary Election-1991-92.............73-80
11
TH
LOK SABHA
1996
12
TH
LOK SABHA
1998
13
TH
LOK SABHA
1999
Parliamentary Election-1999................97-104
14
TH
LOK SABHA
2004
Parliamentary Election-2004..............105-112
15
TH
LOK SABHA
2009
16
TH
LOK SABHA
2014
Andhra Pradesh .............................153-170
Arunachal Pradesh........................170-171
Assam ..............................................171-177
Bihar.................................................177-201
Chhattisgarh...................................202-204
Delhi.................................................205-208
Goa..................................................208-210
Gujarat ............................................210-221
Haryana ..........................................221-226
Himachal Pradesh..........................226-228
Jammu & Kashmir ..........................228-231
Jharkhand.......................................231-234
Karnataka .......................................234-246
Kerala ..............................................246-257
Madhya Pradesh............................257-272
Maharashtra ...................................272-294
Manipur...........................................294-295
Meghalaya .....................................295-296
Mizoram..................................................297
Nagaland...............................................297
Odisha .............................................297-306
Puducherry......................................306-307
Punjab .............................................307-314
Rajasthan ........................................314-325
Sikkim ......................................................325
Tamil Nadu......................................326-343
Tripura..............................................343-344
Uttar Pradesh..................................345-382
Uttarakhand....................................383-384
West Bengal....................................384-403
Andaman & Nicobar Islands ............ 403-403
Chandigarh ...........................................404
Dadra & Nagar Haveli..........................404
Daman & Diu..................................404-405
Lakshadweep........................................405
Modified or Deleted States...........405-420
Editor & Director
Dr. R.K. Thukral
Research Editor
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FOREWORD
Dr. Nasim Zaidi
Former Chief Election Commissioner of India
P
eople of India struggled hard for representative form of democracy during independence movement. Only a very small fraction
of the adult population was granted voting right due to unreasonable qualifications laid down by the British government. Therefore,
demand for enfranchisement of every adult person in the country was raised from time to time during freedom struggle.
In this historic background, the Constituent Assembly under Article 326 of the Constitution enfranchised every Indian above 21 years of
age on a qualifying date in their constituencies. The resolution to have an electoral democracy in the country based on universal adult
franchise irrespective of gender, literacy and socio-economic status was a very bold decision at the time of independence. It generated
skepticism within the country and also in western democracies only to be disproved subsequently.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) translated the vision of universal adult franchise by conducting successive inclusive elections for all
sections of the society such as weaker sections, women, minorities, trans genders, persons with disabilities and other marginalized people
making democracy representative in character.
ECI set up under Art 324 of the Constitution is an independent, neutral and apolitical constitutional authority. An independent ECI free from
any external executive interference is absolutely essential for holding free and fair election in the country. ECI enjoy trust and confidence
of people of the country for delivering regular, periodic, credible and acceptable elections every time and on time since 1952. Such is
the track record of ECI in delivering free and fair elections over a period of 65 years that it is rightly regarded as a global gold standard in
the arena of electoral governance in the world.
ECI, since 1952, has generated and employed huge quantity of electoral information and data during various phases of elections
including their planning and operations. In view of ever increasing significance of electoral data and persistent demand of stakeholders,
ECI has, of late, laid focus on better management of election data by using new tools and software, a work in progress.
Current ECI data is largely based on a few major electoral indicators. There are many other parameters in electoral democracy which
are of great value to stakeholders including academicians and researchers. It is observed that such data is either just not available or
not accessible at one place in simple, analyzable, easy to understand and in interesting and readable format. The parameters such as
historical data of bye-elections held since 1952 or deleted and modified constituencies, are unavailable in condensed and summarized
form. I have felt a kind of data gap (between what we have and what stakeholders expect to get) which need to be filled for effective
management of ever evolving complexities and strategies of elections.
In this background, I was delighted and also excited at the prospect when Dr. R.K. Thukral, editor of the proposed first ever “Election Atlas
of India” contacted me for a foreword. He, at length, took me through the mind boggling data and facts in the proposed atlas.
I am given to understand that election atlases are available internationally. However, we do not seem to have such a comprehensive and
voluminous atlas with all historical electoral information at one place pertaining to Parliamentary elections since 1952.
I can visualize challenges that may have been faced by the editorial team in accessing, compiling, analyzing and presenting wide
ranging voluminous electoral information of 65 years.
The atlas, between the covers, depict a journey of progression of Parliamentary elections in the context of changing socio-political and
demographic scenario with many more new electoral parameters and aspects hitherto unavailable at one place.
The atlas uses statistical data collected and collated at various levels about electors, candidates, gender and marginalized sections in terms
of electoral participation and many other consequential factors related to elections. These new parameters and aspects are depicted in
the form of impressive graphs, charts and thematic maps based on GIS technology with tremendous clarity. Atlas also highlights historical
data about bye elections in PC and alteration in constituencies following the delimitations and also during reorganization of states.
On reading the atlas, I also noted that it is not merely an atlas. It has many interesting stories built around one common thread of electoral
participation and narrated in the form of data and information. These thematic stories will be edifying to the stakeholders and provide an in
depth insight to readers into the evolution of Indian electoral system. I do hope that the atlas besides being a rich source of information,
will also serve as ready reckoner to academicians, researchers, advocates of democracy and also election functionaries. The editor has
rightly given explanatory notes and disclaimer at the end of the compilation.
I congratulate Dr. R.K. Thukral, Editor, and his editorial team for bringing out very useful data oriented publications on Indian elections.
I wish Election Atlas of India all success.
Dr. Nasim Zaidi
Dt. - 10th October, 2017

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PREFACE
T
he election in India is a humungous exercise and often referred to as the ‘greatest show on earth’ not merely because of the scale, size, and
diversity of the whole exercise but because of the vibrant volatility of the Indian democracy. In India, people are the propelling force, the fuel of
India’s electoral democracy. Among all other elections in India, Parliamentary Election or General Election is a grand stage in the fulfillment of
the ideal democracy outlined in the Indian Constitution. The Parliamentary Election also constitutes the signpost of the democracy of the Indian
sub-continent. Thus, a clear picture of the Parliamentary Election is an important step towards a better understanding of Indian democratic framework.
A thriving electoral democracy is the distinct and durable identity of India. Since India gained independence in 1947, parliamentary democracy was
adopted as the central political mechanism governing India and reflecting popular will. At a regular interval of five years, the people of India get an
opportunity to realize their actual democratic power concerning election to the Lok Sabha or the Parliament (House of the People in the Union) and the
State Legislative Assemblies or the Vidhan Sabha (House of the People in the state). As a whole, this directly or indirectly constitutes a network of election
politics in contemporary India, since election forms the basic substance of India’s democratic regime.
Nowadays, Election is not only to cast one’s vote, but it is also an exercise of faith for the Indian citizen. People’s loyalty towards the democratic framework
of India has equally enhanced and deepened with every successive election. It is the singular way through which the Indian voter can fully realize
the value of their vote and the power of the ballot. The attitude of the voters towards the election is also changing with the time. The voters of the first
general elections in 1952 were very simple compared to the voters of 2014 who are far more politically aware and alert. In the same way, the entire
electoral system of India has witnessed numerous remarkable changes from time to time. One of the noteworthy features of general elections was
the embracement of technology with the more sophisticated electronic voting machine (EVM). For the first time the Election Commission of India (ECI)
introduced EVMs partly in 1999 General Election but in the 2004 General Election India was turned into an e-democracy when 10.75 lakh EVMs were
used across the country successfully. It saves the time in casting a vote as well as declaring the results compared to the earlier paper ballot system.
Another notable change was occurred in the 2014 General Election; in which Indian voters had the option to reject all candidates using the NOTA (None
of the above) button. The ECI is also trying to launch new methods and technologies to bring more transparency to the electoral system.
The political system of India has also undergone some dramatic changes from the first General Election in 1952 to the 16th General Election in 2014.
After the attainment of independence, Indian National Congress was the single dominant party in the Indian politics. After the fourth General Elections
in 1967, the entire political scenario of India had experienced some significant changes, because for the first time non-congress governments were
formed in some states. And a new period of coalition politics emerged in India. The beginning of coalition politics at the state level sowed the seeds of
coalition politics at the national level, the culmination of which was seen in 1977 General Election with the formation of the Janata Party Government at
the centre. Finally, Congress lost its halo of hegemonic power in the 1989 General Election. In the next few General Elections, Congress barely managed
to grab the power, but as the leader of an alliance of several parties. On the other hand, the BJP’s fortune began to rise in national politics, and in 1999
General Election it emerged as the single largest party. Interestingly, the glorious victory of BJP in 1999 was repeated in the last 2014 General Election,
and that resulted in a tectonic shift in the Indian political scenario from the Congress to the BJP. At present, the saffron party has successfully established
its one-party dominant status in the Indian politics.
There is no doubt that the Indian book market is growing every day, but still, a book with encapsulated electoral data of year-wise Indian Parliamentary
Elections is not easily accessible. This book is an effort to present the widely scattered electoral data of year-wise Indian Parliamentary Elections in an
encapsulated manner. Hence, so far as Indian Parliamentary Elections are concerned, this book in the form of Atlas is the answer and absolute solution
to empower electoral data-seekers. However, there is a need of more electoral data and more analysis on this so that more research in this field should
come out, which is, a vital aspect of making India’s democratic framework better.
This first-ever, Election Atlas of India is an indispensable and scholarly Atlas on the Indian Parliamentary Elections that presents the year wise comprehensive
electoral data of the Parliamentary Elections from 1952 to 2014 with the help of thematic maps and statistical diagrams for better visualization. Every
Parliamentary Election is a turning point in the history of a democratic nation like India thus; the time-line information of each Parliamentary Election has
made it a unique book in itself. Most of the electoral data have been methodically compiled and examined in this absorbing analytical publication.
The electoral data of each Parliamentary Election is divided into specific sectors likewise, Reserved and General Parliamentary Constituencies, Cluster of
Electors, Voters, Voter Turnout, Polling Stations with Electors and Voters per Polling Station, Contesting Candidates including both Male and Female, Winner
Parties, Runner-up Parties and much more. Moreover, it also covers the results of bye-elections and deleted or modified parliamentary constituencies
according to delimitations and re-organisation of states since independence. As per the 2011 census, information on total population and share of
different sections of the population have also been provided in this Atlas by using demographic maps.
This Atlas is broadly classified into three main chapters. The first part consists of thematic electoral maps that present the key electoral features through
best-visualised GIS techniques for Parliamentary Elections chronologically i.e., from 1st Lok Sabha in 1952 to 16th Lok Sabha in 2014. It also includes
some demographic maps which provide the demographic information based on 2011 census according to Delimitation 2008. Then the second part
provides election timeline and general information with interesting diagrams, charts, and tables about the time series trend during the last parliamentary
elections. It also covers the list of the presidents, the vice presidents, the prime ministers, the speakers and the chief election commissioners since
independence. The third and last section consists of electoral features and results with the statistical tables of a particular constituency which cover the
demographic and electoral features and also display the election results up to the fifth position candidates. The bye-elections and the electoral details
of deleted or modified constituencies and states are the unique features of these datasheets which made this section a treasure trove of this Atlas. An
index of parliamentary constituencies showing their related pages is mentioned under the section ‘Supporting Info’ to get the quick and easy access to
any particular PC. The terms coined by Datanet India like Religious Dominance, Rural-Urban Classification and Polarity of parties have also been defined
in its explanatory notes.
This work unravels the statistics behind the Parliamentary Elections. Furthermore, the Atlas is a useful resource for the vast electoral stakeholders including
politicians, electoral administrators, political analysts, research scholars from different disciplines and others who are engaged in the systematic operation
of electoral where there is a limitation to get the broader perspective.
We are very thankful to Dr. Nasim Zaidi, former Chief Election Commissioner of India who very humbly and kindly accepted our request to pen down the
foreword of this Atlas.
Finally, we would like to thank and congratulate the entire team at Datanet India including the staff teams of field data collection, research, process, GIS,
designing and technical cells for their scrupulous efforts and valuable contribution in the publication of this historical Atlas. Datanet India will continue to
update the book with the latest electoral information, facts, and figures from time to time.
Constructive suggestions from our readers are earnestly solicited to improve this Atlas to its maximum potential. Hope that readers would find this Atlas
as a must-have knowledge-worthy reference book on India’s general elections.
The Editorial Team

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ELECTORALMAPS
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION - 1952
1ST
LOK SABHA
1952
1ST
LOK SABHA
1952
1ST
LOK SABHA
1952
1ST
LOK SABHA
1952
Voters
Electors
Voter Turnout
Total 401 parliamentary constituen-
cies were divided into 393 general
seats (98.00%) and 8 reserved seats
for scheduled tribes (2.00%).
The number of electors in India stood
173212343 in 1952. North Bengal
(West Bengal) constituency had
the highest 931845 and Bilaspur
(Bilaspur) constituency had the
lowest 68130 electors.
The number of voter turnout
recorded in 1952 was 44.87%. Kotah
Bundi (Rajasthan) had the least
voter turnout at 22.59%. Kottayam
(Travancore Cochin) had the highest
at 80.49%.
In 1952, the number of voters was
105950083. Quilon cum Mavelikara
(Travancore Cochin) was ranked
at the top with 1028391 whereas
Chamba Sirmur (Himachal Pradesh)
was ranked at the bottom with 47812
voters.
General and Reserved Parliamentary
Constituencies

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ELECTORALMAPS
1ST
LOK SABHA
1952
1ST
LOK SABHA
1952
1ST
LOK SABHA
1952
1ST
LOK SABHA
1952
Contesting Candidates
Runner-up Parties
Winner Parties
In 1952, the number of contesting
candidates was documented at 1874.
Karnal (Punjab) registered the highest
at 14 while 5 constituencies Bilaspur,
Yadgir (Hyderabad), Coimbatore (Ma-
dras), Rayagada Phulbani (Orissa) &
Halar (Saurashtra) had the lowest at 1
contesting candidate in each.
Shares of top three winner parties
were : INC - 364 seats (74.44%), IND
- 37 seats (7.57%) and CPI -16 seats
(3.27%).
Top three runner-up parties were :
INC - 130 seats (32.40%), SP - 81
seats (20.20%) and IND - 73 seats
(18.20%)
Winning Margin by Number of Votes
Muchaki Kosa (IND) won from Bastar
(Madhya Pradesh) securing the
highest winning margin of 141331
votes. Dass Basanta Kumar (INC)
won from Contai (West Bengal) with
the lowest winning margin of 127
votes.

ELECTORALMAPS
3RD
LOK SABHA
1962
3RD
LOK SABHA
1962
3RD
LOK SABHA
1962
3RD
LOK SABHA
1962
Parties at 4th Position
Winning Margin by Percentage of Votes
Parties at 3rd Position
Winning Margin by Number of Votes
Shares of top three parties that stood
4th were : IND - 125 seats (25.3%),
JS - 46 seats (9.31%) and SOC - 27
seats (5.47%).
Gayatri Devi (SWA) won from Jaipur
(Rajasthan) securing the highest
winning margin of 157692 votes.
Rishang (SOC) won from Outer
Manipur (Manipur) had the lowest
winning margin of 42 votes.
Mohan Nayak (INC) won from
Bhanjanagar (Orissa) clinching the
highest margin of 72.07% votes.
Surendranath Dwivedy (PSP) won
from Kendrapara (Orissa) had the
lowest winning margin of 0.03% votes.
Shares of three topmost parties at
3rd position were : IND - 116 seats
(23.48%), JS - 72 seats (14.57%)
and PSP - 58 seats (11.74%).

ELECTORALMAPS
3RD
LOK SABHA
1962
3RD
LOK SABHA
1962
3RD
LOK SABHA
1962
3RD
LOK SABHA
1962
Parties at 5th Position National Parties Votes
State Parties Votes
In 1962, combined percentage of votes
secured by 6 national parties was
78.50% (upscale by 5.42%) in variation
to 73.08% in 1957. Barrackpore (West
Bengal) was at the most with 386771
votes and Bikaner (Rajasthan) ranked
at the bottom with 13473 votes
cumulatively of national parties.
Shares of top three parties at
5th position were: IND - 75 seats
(15.18%), SWA - 19 seats (3.85%)
and SOC - 18 seats (3.64%).
In 1962, overall percentage of votes
netted by 11 state parties was 9.28%
(1.68% upscale) in comparison
to 7.60% in 1957. Perambalur
(Madras) stood topper with 188926
votes while Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh)
was at the end with 2294 votes
cumulatively of state parties.
Independent Candidates Votes
In 1962, total percentage of votes
cast for 479 independent candidates
was 11.05% (8.27% downscale) from
19.32% in 1957. Bikaner (Rajasthan)
registered the highest 238113 votes
and Kasergod (Kerala) recorded the
lowest 2806 votes for independent
candidates.

ELECTORALMAPS
6TH
LOK SABHA
1977
6TH
LOK SABHA
1977
6TH
LOK SABHA
1977
6TH
LOK SABHA
1977
National Parties Votes
State Parties Votes
Shares of three topmost parties that
ranked 5th were : IND - 215 seats
(39.67%), and RPI, PHJ, JMD &
MUL - 1 seat (0.18%) each.
Top three parties that stood 4th
were: IND - 292 seats (53.87%), CPI
- 6 seats (1.11%) and CPM - 5 seats
(0.92%).
(downscale by 1.37%) contrary to
10.17% in 1971. Thanjavur (Tamil
Nadu) was graph topper with 480375
votes while Purnea (Bihar) was at the
end with 1028 votes cumulatively of
state parties.
84.67% (6.83% higher) as compared
to 77.84% in 1971. Coimbatore (Tamil
Nadu) had the most 513670 votes and
Lakshadweep had the lowest 9600
votes cumulatively of national parties.

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6TH
LOK SABHA
1977
6TH
LOK SABHA
1977
6TH
LOK SABHA
1977
6TH
LOK SABHA
1977
In 1977, total percentage of INC
votes in India was 34.52% (fell by
9.16%) in comparison to 43.68% in
1971. Palani (Tamil Nadu) registered
the maximum 351897 (71.70%)
while Lakshadweep documented the
minimum 9600 (58.59%) INC votes.
Parliamentary election 1977 clocked
4.29% CPM votes in India (0.83%
downscale) from 5.12% in 1971.
Phillaur (Punjab) charted the highest
276973 (61.06%) while Faridabad
(Haryana) clocked the lowest 1118
(0.27%).
Overall 2nd Position Party Votes : INC
Overall 1st Position Party Votes : BLD
Overall 3rd Position Party Votes : CPM
In 1977, total percentage of votes cast
for 1224 independent candidates was
5.50% (2.87% downscale) from 8.38%
in 1971. Mukundapuram (Kerala) had
the highest 238754 votes while Chandni
Chowk (Delhi) recorded lowest 996
votes for independent candidates.
In 1977, overall percentage of BLD
votes was 41.32%. Hajipur (Bihar)
chronicled the highest 469007 (89.30%)
while Dadra and Nagar Haveli recorded
the lowest 7678 (31.82%).

ELECTORALMAPS
14TH
LOK SABHA
2004
14TH
LOK SABHA
2004
14TH
LOK SABHA
2004
14TH
LOK SABHA
2004
Male Electors
Electors
Female Electors
Out of total 543 parliamentary
constituencies in 2004, general
category had 423 seats (77.90%)
and reserved category had 79 seats
for scheduled castes (14.55%) and
41seats for scheduled tribes (7.55%).
The number of electors in India stood
671487930 in 2004, which is 8.39%
higher in comparison to 619536847
electors in 1999. Outer Delhi
(Delhi) constituency had the highest
3368399 electors while Lakshadweep
constituency had the lowest at 39033.
In 2004, number of female electors
in India was 321997066 (8.88%
rose) from 295723180 in 1999.
Thane (Maharashtra) recorded the
most 1493466 while Lakshadweep
recorded the lowest 19153.
In 2004, number of male electors
was 349490864 (7.93% rose) from
323813667 in 1999. Outer Delhi
(Delhi) scaled the highest 1911438
while Lakshadweep having the
lowest 19880.
General and Reserved Parliamentary
Constituencies

ELECTORALMAPS
14TH
LOK SABHA
2004
14TH
LOK SABHA
2004
14TH
LOK SABHA
2004
14TH
LOK SABHA
2004
Voters
Polling Stations
Voter Turnout
Electors Per Polling Station
2004 recorded 389948330 (4.92%
more) contrary to 371669104 voters in
1999. Outer Delhi (Delhi) was apical at
1553866 voters while Lakshadweep
at the bottom with 31820 voters.
Voter turnout in 2004 was 58.07%
(1.92% lower) as compared to
59.99% in 1999. Anantnag (Jammu
and Kashmir) recorded the least
voter turnout at 15.04%. Nagaland
had the highest at 91.77%.
In 2004, the average number of
electors per polling station was 977
(22.13% higher) than 800 in 1999.
Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh) had the
highest 1315 electors per polling
station, Arunachal West (Arunachal
Pradesh) stood the last with 382.
In 2004, there were 687473 (11.25%
downscale) polling stations as
compared to 774651 in 1999. Outer
Delhi (Delhi) had the highest 3267
while Lakshadweep stood last in the
ladder with 40 polling stations.

ELECTORALMAPS
15TH
LOK SABHA
2009
15TH
LOK SABHA
2009
15TH
LOK SABHA
2009
15TH
LOK SABHA
2009
Voters Per Polling Station
Female Contesting Candidates Winner Parties
Contesting Candidates
Shares of three topmost winner
parties were: INC - 206 seats
(37.94%), BJP - 116 seats (21.36%)
and SP - 23 seats (4.24%).
Contesting candidates in 2009 were
documented at 8070 (48.48% more)
in variation to 5435 in 2004. Chennai
South (Tamil Nadu) registered the most
43 whereas 2 constituencies Kokrajhar
(Assam) and Nagaland documented
the least 3 contesting candidates in
each.
In 2009, the number of female
contesting candidates was 556
(56.62% rose) over 355 in 2004. Out
of 556 female contesting candidates,
59 were elected with a winning ratio
of 10.61%.
In 2009, average number of voters
per polling station was 500 (11.90%
downscale) in variation to 567 in 2004.
Lakshadweep recorded the maximum
with 987 whereas Srinagar (Jammu
and Kashmir) registered the minimum
with 191 voters per polling station.

ELECTORALMAPS
15TH
LOK SABHA
2009
15TH
LOK SABHA
2009
15TH
LOK SABHA
2009
15TH
LOK SABHA
2009
C.M.Chang(NPF)wonfromNagaland
(Nagaland) ranking the most winning
margin of 483021 votes. Namo
Narain (INC) won from Tonk-Sawai
Madhopur (Rajasthan) securing the
least winning margin of 317 votes.
Runner-up Parties Winning Margin by Number of Votes
Winning Margin by Percentage of Votes Parties at 3rd Position
Shares of top three runner-up parties
were : INC - 144 seats (26.52%),
BJP - 110 seats (20.26%) and BSP -
51 seats (9.39%).
Shares of three topmost parties at
3rd position were : BJP - 121 seats
(22.28%), BSP - 112 seats (20.63%)
and IND - 51 seats (9.39%).
Sushma Swaraj (BJP) won from
Vidisha (Madhya Pradesh) clinching
the highest margin of 70.1% votes.
Santosh Chowdhary and Namo Narain
(INC) won from Hoshiarpur (Punjab)
and Tonk-Sawai Madhopur (Rajasthan)
with the lowest winning margin of 0.04%
votes in each.

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National Parties Votes
State Parties Votes
Three topmost parties at 5th position
were: IND - 162 seats (29.83%),
BSP - 92 seats (16.94%) and AAP -
80 seats (14.73%).
Top three parties that stood 4th
were: INC - 116 seats (21.36%),
BSP - 95 seats (17.50%) and IND -
74 seats (13.63%).
(upscale by 6.02%) contrary to 23.99%
in 2009. Salem (Tamil Nadu) was
graph topper with 1051945 votes while
Lakshadweep was at the end with 488
votes cumulatively of state parties.
60.04% (3.55% lower) as compared
to 63.58% in 2009. Indore (Madhya
Pradesh) had the most 1250465 votes
and Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir)
had the lowest 4,467 votes cumulatively
of national parties.

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In 2014, total percentage of INC
votes in India was 19.30% (fell by
9.25%) in comparison to 28.55% in
2009. Bangalore Rural (Karnataka)
registered the maximum 652723
(44.85%) while Sikkim documented the
minimum 7189 (2.33%) INC votes.
Parliamentary election 2014 clocked
3.27% ADMK votes in India (1.60%
upscale) from 1.67% in 2009.
Thiruvallur (Tamil Nadu) charted
the highest 628499 (50.10%) while
Puducherry clocked the lowest
132657 (17.93%).
Overall 2nd Position Party Votes : INC
Overall 1st Position Party Votes : BJP
Overall 3rd Position Party Votes : ADMK
In 2014, total percentage of votes
cast for 3234 independent candidates
was 3.02% (2.17% downscale) from
5.19 % in 2009. Kokrajhar (Assam)
had the highest 944390 votes while
Kadapa (Andhra Pradesh) recorded
lowest 1,217 votes for independent
candidates.
In 2014, overall percentage of BJP
votes was 31.00% (12.19% more)
contrary to 18.80% in 2009. Jaipur
(Rajasthan) chronicled the highest
863358 (66.58%) while Lakshadweep
recorded the lowest 187 (0.43%).

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SC + ST Population
Schedule Tribe Population
Religious Dominance
As per 2011 census, total SC population
in India was 20.13 crore (20.85% higher)
in comparison to 16.66 crore in 2001.
SC population in 2011 was 16.6% of the
total figure, which was earlier 16.2 % as
per 2001 census. Jalpaiguri (Assam) has
the maximum SC population at 49.46%.
Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) has the
minimum at 0.07%.
In 2011, the total ST population stood
at 10.42 crore of the total population
(23.66% upscale) in contrast to the
2001 figures of 8.43 crore. The ST
population in 2011 census is 8.6% while
the figure was 8.2% in 2001 census.
Lakshadweep constituency has the
most number of ST population at 94.8%.
Distribution of Hindu, Muslim, Chris-
tian, Sikh and Buddhist dominance
parliamentary constituencies : 398
seats - Hindu (73.30%), 106 seats
- Muslim (19.52%), 22 seats - Chris-
tian (4.05%), 15 seats - Sikh (2.76%)
and 2 seats - Buddhist (0.37%).
2011 census shows combined SC + ST
population at 30.56 crore (21.80% more)
than 25.09 crore in 2001. Percentage
share of SC + ST population in 2011
- 25.2% of the total. In 2001 census, it
was 24.4%. Lakshadweep graphs the
uppermost score SC + ST population at
94.8%. Srinagar constituency scores the
lowermost with 4.19%.
Schedule Caste Population
Hindu : Above 80% out of total population
Muslim : Above 20% out of total population
Christian : Above 20% out of total population
Buddhist : Above 20% out of total population
Sikh : Above 20% out of total population
H* : Less than 80% Hindu but have the largest
population without having notable presence
of any one minority above 18%
M* : Muslim are above 18% and the largest
among minorities while Hindu are less than
80%
C* : Christian are above 15% and the largest
80%
B* : Buddhist are above 17% and the largest
80%
M#: Buddhist & Muslim are above 20% but
showing as Muslim dominance due to large
population size in compare to Budhisht
@ : Other population are more than 10%.
Note :

ELECTION TIMELINE
& GENERAL INFO

ELECTION ATLAS OF INDIA GRAPHS, CHARTS & TABLES (1952-2014)
ELECTIONTIMELINE&GENERALINFO
Number of Parliament Seats Number of Electors
(in crore)
Number of Contestants and
Average Contestant
Poll PercentageNumber of Polling Stations
196084
220478
238031
243693
342918
373910
436813
506058
580798
591020
767462
772681
774651
687473
834919
927553
1952 1957 1962 1967 1971 1977 1980 1984- 1989 1991- 1996 1998 1999 2004 2009 2014
85 92
YEAR SEATS
1952 489
1957 494
1962 494
1967 520
1971 518
1977 542
1980 542
1984-85 542
1989 543
1991-92 543
1996 543
1998 543
1999 543
2004 543
2009 543
2014 543
17.32
19.37
21.64
24.89
27.42
32.12
35.62
40.04
49.89
51.15
59.26
60.59
61.95
67.15
71.70
83.41
12.95
14.36
16.70
18.55
20.80
26.20
26.90
30.98
31.67
32.38
34.95
37.48
43.71
11.93
13.06
15.42
17.07
19.23
23.69
24.26
28.28
28.92
29.57
32.20
34.22
39.70
1952
1957
1962
1967
1971
1977
1980
1984-85
1989
1991-92
1996
1998
1999
2004
2009
2014
Total Male Female
(Male/Female Break-up is not available for 1952 to 1962 Parliamentary Elections)
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NDA : 336 UPA : 59 LEFT : 11
TOTAL SEATS : 543
44.87
45.44
55.42
61.04
55.27
60.49
56.92
64.01
61.95
55.88
57.94
61.97
59.99
58.07
58.19
66.40
66.73
60.09
65.63
62.16
61.2
66.13
61.58
62.06
65.72
63.97
61.66
60.24
67.09
55.48
49.11
54.91
51.22
58.60
57.32
51.35
53.41
57.88
55.64
53.30
55.82
65.30
Total Male Female
(Male/Female Break-up is not available for 1952 to 1962 Parliamentary Elections)
1874
1519
1985
2369
2784
2439
4629
5492
6160
8749
13952
4750
4648
5435
8070
8251
4.67
3.77
4.02
4.56
5.37
4.5
8.54
10.13
11.34
16.11
25.69
8.75
8.56
10.01
14.86
15.2
Total No. of Contestants Average No. of Contestants Per Seat
Percentage of Winners among Male and Female
Contestants
1957
1962
1967
1971
1977
1980
1984-85
1989
1991-92
1996
1998
1999
2004
2009
2014
32.02
48.89
24.13
46.97
21.33
43.28
18.42
24.42
22.08
27.14
11.46
19.58
9.40
25.15
8.62
14.65
5.89
11.52
3.77
6.68
11.17
15.69
11.32
17.25
9.80
12.68
6.44
10.61
6.36
9.13

GRAPHS, CHARTS & TABLES (1952-2014)
Women Representation
45 66 67 86 70
143 171 198
330
599
274 284
355
556
668
24
22
31 29 21 19
28
43
29
39
40
43 49
45
59
62
4.91
4.45
6.27 5.57 4.05 3.5
5.29
7.94 5.48
7.11
7.36
7.91
9.02
8.29
10.86
11.42
Percentage out of total strength of Lok Sabha
Number of Women Members elected
Number of Women contestants
Muslim Representation
21 24 23
29 30 34
49 46
33
28 28 29 32 36
30
23
4.3
4.9 4.7
5.6 5.8
6.3
9.3
8.5
6.2
5.2 5.2 5.3
5.9
6.6
5.5
4.2
Muslim in Lok Sabha Percentage of Representation
Top Ten Parliamentary Constituencies
with Highest Poll Percentage
Rank Year Constituency State Poll %
1 2004 Nagaland Nagaland 91.77
2 2009 Tamluk West Bengal 90.32
3 2009 Nagaland Nagaland 89.99
4 2009 Kanthi West Bengal 89.97
5 1996 Panskura West Bengal 89.88
6 1996 Tamluk West Bengal 89.80
7 1996 Cooch Behar West Bengal 89.56
8 1996 Basirhat West Bengal 89.20
9 1985 Barpeta Assam 89.04
10 1996 Lakshadweep Lakshadweep 89.04
Note : Excluding Bye-Elections.
Top Ten Winner Candidates Secured Highest Number of Votes
Rank Year Candidate Constituency State Party Votes Votes %
1 2014* Munde Pritam Beed Maharashtra BJP 922416 71.05
2 2014 Ramcharan Bohara Jaipur Rajasthan BJP 863358 66.58
3 2004 Sajjan Kumar Outer Delhi Delhi INC 855543 55.06
4 2014 Sumitra Mahajan (Tai) Indore Madhya Pradesh BJP 854972 64.93
5 2014 Narendra Modi Vadodara Gujarat BJP 845464 72.79
6 2009 C.M. Chang Nagaland Nagaland NPF 832224 69.96
7 2014 C. R. Patil Navsari Gujarat BJP 820831 70.72
8 2016* Partha Pratim Ray Cooch Bihar West Bengal AITC 794375 59.46
9 2016* Adhikari Dibyendu Tamluk West Bengal AITC 779594 60.31
10 2014 Lal Krishna Advani Gandhinagar Gujarat BJP 773539 68.12
Note : * : Bye-Election
Top Ten Parliamentary Constituencies
with Lowest Poll Percentage
Rank Year Constituency State Poll %
1 1989 Anantnag Jammu and Kashmir 5.07
2 1989 Baramulla Jammu and Kashmir 5.48
3 1992 Tarn Taran Punjab 9.50
4 1992 Sangrur Punjab 10.90
5 1999 Srinagar Jammu and Kashmir 11.93
6 1962 Bhanjanagar Odisha 12.04
7 1962 Koraput Odisha 12.17
8 1962 Phulbani Odisha 13.92
9 1992 Bathinda Punjab 13.92
10 1999 Anantnag Jammu and Kashmir 14.32
Note : Excluding Bye-Elections.

ELECTION ATLAS OF INDIA GRAPHS, CHARTS & TABLES (1952-2014)
Top Ten Winner Candidates Secured Lowest Number of Votes
1 1967 M. S. Padanatha
Laccadive, Minicoy Amindivi
Islands
Laccadive, Minicoy Amindivi
Islands
IND 4151 35.16
2 1971 Ramubhai Ravjibhai Patel Dadar and Nagar Haveli Dadra and Nagar Haveli INC 8484 39.17
3 1977 Muhammed Sayeed Padannatha Lakshadweep Lakshadweep INC 9600 58.59
4 1980 Muhammad Sayeed Padannatha Lakshadweep Lakshadweep INC(U) 10018 56.37
5 1984 Mohammad Sayeed Padannatha Lakshadweep Lakshadweep INC 10361 54.47
6 1967 S. R. Delkar Dadar and Nagar Haveli Dadra and Nagar Haveli INC 10654 50.14
7 1977 Patel Ramubhai Ravjibhai Dadar and Nagar Haveli Dadra and Nagar Haveli INC 11324 46.93
8 1991 Tandel Dev Ji Jogi Bhai Daman and Diu Daman and Diu BJP 12095 31.88
9 1991 P.M. Sayeed Lakshadweep Lakshadweep INC 12801 50.55
10 1989 P. M. Sayeed Lakshadweep Lakshadweep INC 13323 52.27
Top Ten Women Winner Candidates Secured Highest Number of Votes
1 2014* Munde Pritam Beed Maharashtra BJP 922416 71.05
2 2014 Sumitra Mahajan (Tai) Indore Madhya Pradesh BJP 854972 64.93
3 2014 Bijoya Chakravarty Gauhati Assam BJP 764985 50.60
4 2014 Aparupa Poddar (Afrin Ali) Arambag West Bengal AITC 748764 54.98
5 2014 Darshana Vikram Jardosh Surat Gujarat BJP 718412 75.79
6 2014 Sushma Swaraj Vidisha Madhya Pradesh BJP 714348 66.55
7 2014 Uma Saren Jhargram West Bengal AITC 674504 53.63
8 2014 Jyoti Dhurve Betul Madhya Pradesh BJP 643651 61.43
9 2014 Dr. Ratna De (Nag) Hooghly West Bengal AITC 614312 45.54
10 2014 Khadase Raksha Nikhil Raver Maharashtra BJP 605452 59.99
Top Ten Women Winner Candidates Secured Lowest Number of Votes
1 1998* Smt. Nirmala Devi Pragpur Himachal Pradesh BJP 22651 65.59
2 1977 Parvati Devi Ladakh Jammu and Kashmir INC 23130 53.32
3 1962 Savitri Nigam Banda Uttar Pradesh INC 45919 36.62
4 1952 Amrit Kaur Mandi Mahasu Himachal Pradesh INC 47152 26.89
5 1952 Suchetia Kripalani New Delhi Delhi KMPP 47735 46.72
6 1952 Bonily Khongmen Autonomous District Assam INC 59326 54.10
7 1952 Tarkeshwari Devi Patna East Bihar INC 62238 46.90
8 1962 Lalita Rajya Laxmi Aurangabad Bihar SWA 64552 39.19
9 1967 V. Raje Chatra Bihar IND 66329 34.57
10 1952 Nayar Shakuntala Gonda District (West) Uttar Pradesh HMS 66330 50.54
Top Ten Winner Candidates with Highest Number of Winning Margin
Rank Year Candidate Constituency State Party Votes
1 2014* Munde Pritam Beed Maharashtra BJP 696321
2 2004 Anil Basu Arambag West Bengal CPM 592502
3 1991* P.V.N. Rao Nandyal Andhra Pradesh INC 580297
4 2014 Narendra Modi Vadodara Gujarat BJP 570128
5 2014 Vijay Kumar Singh Ghaziabad Uttar Pradesh BJP 567260
6 2014 C. R. Patil Navsari Gujarat BJP 558116
7 2011* Y.S.J.M. Reddy Kadapa Andhra Pradesh YSRCP 545672
8 2014 Ramcharan Bohara Jaipur Rajasthan BJP 539345
9 2014 Darshana Vikram Jardosh Surat Gujarat BJP 533190
10 1989 Ram Vilas Paswan Hajipur Bihar JD 504448
Note : * : Bye-Election

ELECTORALFEATURES&RESULTS
DEMOGRAPHICS
Household 23830580
Population 112374333
Percentage of Total Population
Rural 55
Urban 45
SC 11.81
ST 9.35
Hindu 79.83
Muslim 11.54
Christian 0.96
Buddhist 5.81
Sikh 0.2
Jain 1.25
Others 0.41
Literacy Rate 82.91
Based on Census-2011.
ELECTORAL FEATURES
Year Total
PCs
Electors Total
Voters
Poll
%age
Total Valid
Votes
Polling Stations (PS) Contesting Candidates
Month of Poll Reserved PCs
Total Male Female No. of PS Electors per
PS
Voters per
PS Total Male Female
2014 48 80798823 42770991 38026914 48740403 60.32 48717419 90386 894 539 897 827 69 April SC-5, ST-4
2009 48 72954058 38160162 34793896 36995037 50.71 36991311 82546 884 448 819 764 55 April SC-5, ST-4
2004 48 63012208 32788476 30223732 34263317 54.38 34253278 62476 1009 548 412 383 29 April SC-3, ST-4
1999 48 56853196 29644301 27208895 34660007 60.96 33031602 74111 767 468 261 244 17 September SC-3, ST-4
1998 48 56205250 29228004 26977246 32096449 57.11 31492290 74058 759 433 377 357 20 February SC-3, ST-4
1996 48 55254414 28669222 26585192 28979021 52.45 28361236 73935 747 392 1065 1023 42 May SC-3, ST-4
1991 48 48631193 25408904 23222289 23708067 48.75 23304424 55071 883 431 862 828 34 May SC-3, ST-4
1989 48 47205941 24539680 22666261 28256668 59.86 27549090 54202 871 521 593 573 20 November SC-3, ST-4
1984 48 36359537 18563534 17796003 22451250 61.75 21827627 43649 833 514 498 486 12 December SC-3, ST-4
1980 48 33485064 17154488 16330576 19018800 56.8 18489884 39351 851 483 415 398 17 January SC-3, ST-4
1977 48 28856991 14841350 14015641 17404823 60.31 16891349 33689 857 517 211 203 8 March SC-3, ST-3
1971 45 24008058 12358927 11649131 14391012 59.94 13913105 - - - 235 230 5 January SC-3, ST-3
1967 45 22225473 - - 14391706 64.75 13643572 - - - 185 181 4 February SC-3, ST-3
1962 44 19396233 - - 11721955 60.43 11148615 - - - 168 166 2 February SC-6, ST-2
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SC-0, ST-0
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SC-0, ST-0
DEMOGRAPHICS
Household 498946
Population 2402003
Rural 76
Urban 24
SC 12.63
ST 3.59
Hindu 90-95
Muslim 5-10
Christian 0-5
Buddhist 0-5
Sikh 0-5
Jain 0-5
Others 0-5
Literacy Rate 78.56
Estimates are based on Census-2011.
ELECTORAL FEATURES
Year Electors Total
Voters
Poll
%age
Total Valid
Votes
Polling Stations (PS) Contesting Candidates Date of
Poll
General and
Reserved StatusTotal Male Female No. of PS Electors per PS Voters per PS Total Male Female
2014 1705005 902928 802016 1062780 62.33 1062318 1946 876 546 13 12 1 17-04-2014 General
2009 1517951 789897 728054 786980 51.84 786980 1871 811 421 15 14 1 23-04-2009 General
2004 1295593 673744 621849 688028 53.11 687722 1270 1020 542 7 7 0 26-04-2004 General
1999 1147112 584353 562759 775866 67.64 731858 1645 697 472 5 5 0 11-09-1999 General
1998 1125233 572942 552291 671532 59.68 654846 1645 684 408 7 7 0 28-02-1998 General
1996 1108983 566185 542798 569866 51.39 554015 1644 675 347 21 21 0 07-05-1996 General
1991 1001165 514597 486568 614922 61.42 602294 1238 809 497 12 12 0 23-05-1991 General
1989 984397 504852 479545 546602 55.53 529972 1238 795 442 12 12 0 24-11-1989 General
1984 771205 387244 383961 493400 63.98 478676 971 794 508 4 4 0 27-12-1984 General
1980 707563 354939 352624 425400 60.12 410162 888 797 479 6 6 0 06-01-1980 General
1977 575389 291112 284277 334072 58.06 324234 660 872 506 3 3 0 16-03-1977 General
1971 500698 260129 240569 288234 57.57 277789 - - - 5 5 0 03-01-1971 General
1967 467945 - - 288801 61.72 277354 - - - 3 3 0 15-02-1967 General
1962 403913 - - 222091 54.98 212280 - - - 2 2 0 19-02-1962 General
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
DEMOGRAPHICS
Household 480197
Population 2210184
Rural 66
Urban 34
SC 20.23
ST 6.09
Hindu 65-70
Muslim 15-20
Christian 0-5
Buddhist 15-20
Sikh 0-5
Jain 0-5
Others 0-5
Literacy Rate 86.95
ELECTORAL FEATURES
Year Electors Total
Voters
Poll
%age
Total Valid
Votes
Poll
General and
2014 1672643 882014 790609 978630 58.51 978491 1755 953 558 7 7 0 10-04-2014 General
2009 1480606 768569 712037 738972 49.91 738955 1685 879 439 11 11 0 16-04-2009 General
2004 1271055 662274 608781 735984 57.90 735372 1191 1067 618 7 7 0 20-04-2004 General
1999 1145140 594955 550185 698216 60.97 671649 1466 781 476 6 6 0 05-09-1999 General
1998 1120511 580408 540103 733223 65.44 723612 1466 764 500 9 9 0 22-02-1998 General
1996 1075426 554561 520865 647675 60.22 638841 1466 734 442 22 21 1 02-05-1996 General
1991 949409 496156 453253 517461 54.50 511593 1101 862 470 29 27 2 23-05-1991 General
1989 930019 480358 449661 668771 71.91 656861 1098 847 609 15 15 0 24-11-1989 General
1984 736060 373033 363027 524199 71.22 513158 834 883 629 14 14 0 24-12-1984 General
1980 668698 338571 330127 350746 52.45 339724 770 868 456 11 11 0 03-01-1980 General
1977 589719 307515 282204 388243 65.84 376008 584 1010 665 7 7 0 16-03-1977 General
1971 540873 276755 264118 378199 69.92 364488 - - - 5 4 1 03-01-1971 General
1967 513828 - - 363451 70.73 343314 - - - 4 4 0 15-02-1967 General
1962 450141 - - 303530 67.43 285518 - - - 3 3 0 19-02-1962 General
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Year
Winner Runner- up Winning
Margin
Votes (%)
3rd Position 4th Position 5th Position Other
Votes (%) Polarity (Party)
Candidate Name (Party) Votes (%) Candidate Name (Party) Votes (%) Candidate Name (Party) Votes (%) Candidate Name (Party) Votes (%) Candidate Name (Party) Votes (%)
2015 Kantilal Bhuria (INC) 536743 (50.19) N. D. Singh Bhuriya (BJP) 447911 (41.88) 88832 (8.31) Vijay Hari (JD(U)) 21572 (2.02) Kasan Singh Chouhan
(RKSP)
14301 (1.34) Pawan Singh Dodiyar (IND) 9238 (0.86) 15306 (1.43) Bipolar (INC-BJP)
Sagar
1981 R. P. Ahirwar (BJP) 143620 (47.29) R. L. Thakkar (INC) 139595 (45.97) 4025 (1.32) N. P. Rai (JNP) 9026 (2.97) J. P. Mistri (LKD) 5590 (1.84) D. Choudhary (RPI) 3439 (1.13) 2412 (0.79) Bipolar (BJP-INC)
Shahdol
2016 Gyan Singh (BJP) 481398 (44.43) Himadri Dalbir Singh (INC) 421015 (38.86) 60383 (5.57) Heera Singh Markam (GGP) 55306 (5.10) Parmeshwar Singh Porte
(CPI)
21143 (1.95) Shiv Charan Paw (IND) 17198 (1.59) 72284 (6.67) Bipolar (BJP-INC)
Sidhi
2007 Manik Singh (INC) 212998 (35.38) Kunwar Singh (BJP) 211412 (35.12) 1586 (0.26) Hira Singh Markam (GGP) 71946 (11.95) Anantey Singh (BSP) 42107 (6.99) Sudama (IND) 14229 (2.36) 49284 (8.19) Bipolar (INC-BJP)
1979 R. N. Singh (JNP) 79968 (42.38) M. Singh (INC(I)) 62637 (33.19) 17331 (9.19) P. Pandaya (IND) 15412 (8.17) U. S. Mishra (IND) 11542 (6.12) Indiveram (IND) 5066 (2.68) 14086 (7.46) Bipolar (JNP-INC(I))
Vidisha
2006 Rampal Singh (BJP) 258263 (41.18) R. Rudra Pratap Singh (INC) 173176 (27.61) 85087 (13.57) Raghunandan Sharma (BJS) 137354 (21.9) Ch. Munavvar Salim (SP) 17397 (2.77) Malti Bai (IND) 10041 (1.60) 30988 (4.94) Tripolar (BJP-INC-BJS)
1991 S. Singh (BJP) 304392 (55.86) P. B. Sharma (INC) 215292 (39.51) 89100 (16.35) L. Malviya (IND) 3259 (0.60) R. S. Agarwla (IND) 2971 (0.55) G. Sarvar (IND) 2833 (0.52) 16211 (2.97) Bipolar (BJP-INC)
STATE LEVEL ANALYSIS - MAHARASHTRA
ELECTION RESULTS
Year
1st Position 2nd Position
Margin Votes
(%)
3rd Position 4th Position 5th Position
Other
Votes (%)
Polarity (Party)
Party Won
(Contested)
Votes (%) Party Won
(Contested)
Votes (%) Party Won
(Contested)
Votes (%) Party Won
(Contested)
Votes (%) Party Won
(Contested)
Votes (%)
2014 BJP 23 (24) 13308961 (27.32) SHS 18 (20) 10050652 (20.63) 3258309 (6.69) INC 2 (26) 8830190 (18.13) NCP 4 (21) 7782275 (15.97) BSP 0 (48) 1271680 (2.61) 7040490 (14.45)
Multipolar (BJP-SHS-
INC-NCP-BSP)
2009 INC 17 (25) 7253634 (19.61) NCP 8 (21) 7131175 (19.28) 122459 (0.33) BJP 9 (25) 6721644 (18.17) SHS 11 (22) 6287964 (17) BSP 0 (47) 1785643 (4.83) 7811251 (21.12) Multipolar (INC-NCP-
BJP-SHS-BSP)
2004 INC 13 (26) 8143246 (23.77) BJP 13 (26) 7745290 (22.61) 397956 (1.16) SHS 12 (22) 6888306 (20.11) NCP 9 (18) 6271036 (18.31) BSP 0 (46) 1046234 (3.05) 4159166 (12.14)
Multipolar (INC-BJP-
SHS-NCP-BSP)
1999 INC 10 (42) 9812144 (29.71) NCP 6 (38) 7126760 (21.58) 2685384 (8.13) BJP 13 (26) 6995634 (21.18) SHS 15 (22) 5567484 (16.86) BBM 1 (4) 692559 (2.1) 2837021 (8.59)
Multipolar (INC-NCP-
BJP-SHS-BBM)
1998 INC 33 (41) 13744283 (43.64) BJP 4 (25) 7081064 (22.49) 6663219 (21.16) SHS 6 (22) 6190443 (19.66) RPI 4 (4) 1303549 (4.14) SP 0 (3) 825848 (2.62) 2347103 (7.45) Tripolar (INC-BJP-SHS)
1996 INC 15 (48) 9864853 (34.78) BJP 18 (25) 6184428 (21.81) 3680425 (12.98) SHS 15 (20) 4772419 (16.83) RPI 0 (11) 1394549 (4.92) JD 0 (12) 936857 (3.3) 5208130 (18.36) Tripolar (INC-BJP-SHS)
1991 INC 38 (48) 11280003 (48.4) BJP 5 (31) 4706765 (20.2) 6573238 (28.21) JD 0 (33) 2456784 (10.54) SHS 4 (17) 2201391 (9.45) BRP 0 (6) 323509 (1.39) 2335972 (10.02) Other
1989 INC 28 (48) 12496088 (45.36) BJP 10 (33) 6534309 (23.72) 5961779 (21.64) JD 5 (23) 3015418 (10.95) PWP 0 (5) 636589 (2.31) BRP 0 (11) 572434 (2.08) 4294252 (15.59) Other
1984 INC 43 (47) 11183424 (51.24) ICS 2 (15) 2640341 (12.1) 8543083 (39.14) BJP 0 (20) 2199042 (10.07) JNP 1 (15) 1666748 (7.64) PWP 1 (3) 463963 (2.13) 3674109 (16.83) Unipolar (INC)
1980 INC(I) 39 (48) 9855580 (53.3) JNP 8 (31) 3775860 (20.42) 6079720 (32.88) INC(U) 1 (24) 2182905 (11.81) PWP 0 (5) 470567 (2.54) RPI 0 (23) 320879 (1.74) 1884093 (10.19) Unipolar (INC(I))
1977 INC 20 (47) 7942267 (47.02) BLD 19 (31) 5302964 (31.39) 2639303 (15.63) PWP 5 (6) 1030232 (6.1) RPK 1 (5) 731289 (4.33) CPM 3 (3) 601158 (3.56) 1283439 (7.6) Bipolar (INC-BLD)
1971 INC 42 (44) 8790135 (63.18) PWP 0 (12) 741535 (5.33) 8048600 (57.85) BJS 0 (13) 727177 (5.23) RPK 0 (14) 399810 (2.87) NCO 0 (9) 378748 (2.72) 2875700 (20.67) Unipolar (INC)
1967 INC 37 (45) 6618181 (48.51) RPI 0 (17) 1733548 (12.71) 4884633 (35.8) PWP 2 (11) 1028755 (7.54) BJS 0 (26) 1004297 (7.36) CPI 2 (7) 701072 (5.14) 2557719 (18.75) Other
1962 INC 41 (44) 5895958 (52.89) REP 0 (20) 1299940 (11.66) 4596018 (41.23) PWP 0 (10) 703582 (6.31) PSP 1 (13) 597666 (5.36) JS 0 (17) 490627 (4.4) 2160842 (19.38) Unipolar (INC)
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES OF MAHARASHTRA
( IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER )
AHMADNAGAR (37)
ELECTION RESULTS
Year
Margin
Votes (%)
2014 G. Dilipkumar Mansukhlal
(BJP) 605185 (56.97) Rajeev Appasaheb Rajale
(NCP) 396063 (37.28) 209122
(19.69)
Kolsepatil Baban Gangadhar
(IND) 12683 (1.19) Kakade Kisan Yashwant
(BSP) 8386 (0.79) Deepali Sayyed (AAP) 7120 (0.67) 25408 (2.39) Bipolar (BJP-NCP)
2009 G. Dilipkumar Mansukhlal
(BJP)
312047 (39.65) Kardile Shivaji Bhanudas
(NCP)
265316 (33.71) 46731 (5.94) Rajeev Appasaheb Rajale
(IND)
152795 (19.42) Karbhari Waman (K.V.
Shirsat) (CPI)
11853 (1.51) Gadakh Tukaram Gangadhar
(BSP)
11508 (1.46) 33461 (4.25) Tripolar (BJP-NCP-IND)
2004
G. Tukaram Gangadhar
(NCP) 362938 (52.77) Prof. N. S. Pharande (BJP) 287861 (41.86) 75077 (10.92)
Sayyad Mushtak Ahmed
(IND) 11115 (1.62)
Dr. Bhise Indrakumar Devrao
(RSPS) 8786 (1.28)
Waghmare Raju Ratnakar
(BSP) 8722 (1.27) 8300 (1.21) Bipolar (NCP-BJP)
1999 D. Kr. Mansukhlal Gandhi
(BJP) 278508 (38.05) Maruti Deoram (NCP) 250051 (34.17) 28457 (3.89) Bhos Babasaheb Sahadu
(INC) 189589 (25.91) Dr Shaikh Umar Abdul Latif
(IND) 10131 (1.38) Vithoda Hiraji Jadhav (MRC) 3579 (0.49) - Tripolar (BJP-NCP-INC)
1998 E.V. Alias Balasaheb Vikhe
Patil (SHS)
323024 (49.33) Maruti Devram (INC) 308779 (47.15) 14245 (2.18) Nagwade Ramesh
Balasaheb (CPI)
10097 (1.54) Athare Ankush (IND) 6829 (1.04) Jadhav Vithoba Hiraji (MRC) 3846 (0.59) 2271 (0.35) Bipolar (SHS-INC)
1996 Maruti Deoram (INC) 212751 (38.40) Damaniya Parvez Cawas
(SHS) 163342 (29.48) 49409 (8.92) Gadakh Tukaram Gangadhar
(IND) 119277 (21.53) Ratnakar Ramchandra
Krushnaji (CPI) 14592 (2.63) Jadhav Suresh Balawant
(ABBNS) 13232 (2.39) 30821 (5.56) Tripolar (INC-SHS-IND)
1991 Gadakh Yeshawantrao (INC) 279520 (46.41) E.V. Tatha Balasahed Vikhe
Patil (IND)
267883 (44.48) 11637 (1.93) Zarkar Rajabhau (BJP) 37330 (6.20) Deshmukh Bhagwan
Rangnath (IND)
10913 (1.81) Shekatkar Ganpat Sakharam
(IND)
1607 (0.27) 5041 (0.84) Bipolar (INC-IND)
1989 Gadakh .Y.K. (INC) 297209 (56.08) Faranda N.S (BJP) 143464 (27.07)
153745
(29.01) Saptarshi K.G (JD) 59171 (11.16) Kolhe M.B (DDP) 11006 (2.08) Borude S.D (BSP) 6105 (1.15) 13017 (2.46) Unipolar (INC)
1984 Gadakh Yeshwantrao
Kankarrao (INC)
281873 (58.89) Dhakne Babanrao Dadaba
(JNP)
181550 (37.93) 100323
(20.96)
Avhad Bhagchand Bhaurao
(IND)
8391 (1.75) Chandak Motilal Muralidhar
(IND)
6862 (1.43) - - - Bipolar (INC-JNP)
1980
Athare Chandrabhan Balaji
(INC(I))
260459 (63.50)
Nimbalkar Eknath
Buwasaheb (INC(U))
80245 (19.56)
180214
(43.94)
Zarkar Rajaram Murlidhar
(JNP)
60016 (14.63)
Avhad Bhagchand Bhau
(IND)
6394 (1.56) Pathan Babulal Bapuji (IND) 1944 (0.47) 1104 (0.27) Unipolar (INC(I))
1977 Shinde Annasaheb
Pandurang (INC) 179550 (55.38) Gade Mohanrao Abasaheb
(BLD) 114737 (35.39) 64813 (19.99) Nagawade Balasaheb Nabaji
(CPI) 29947 (9.24) - - - - - Bipolar (INC-BLD)
1971
Annasaheb Pandurang
Shinde (INC)
152262 (54.81)
Prabhakar Kondaji Bhapkar
(IND)
104419 (37.59) 47843 (17.22)
Mohanrao Abasaheb Gade
(IND)
15081 (5.43) Vithal Rangnath Ghule (IND) 4642 (1.67)
Bajarang Nilkanth Ashtekar
(IND)
1385 (0.50) - Bipolar (INC-IND)
1967 A. V. Patil (INC) 142925 (51.53) E. L. Bhagwat (CPI) 92285 (33.27) 50640 (18.26) P. R. Kanavade (IND) 42144 (15.20) - - - - - Tripolar (INC-CPI-IND)
1962
Motilal Kundanmal Firodya
(INC)
113159 (53.31)
Prabhakar Kondaji Bhapkar
(IND)
99121 (46.69) 14038 (6.61) - - - - - - - Bipolar (INC-IND)
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
AKOLA (6)
NOTAVotes(%age)2014:433171(0.89)NOTAVotes(%age)2014:7473(0.70)NOTAVotes(%age)2014:6206(0.63)
STATE : MADHYA PRADESH & MAHARASHTRA
Cont'd

DEMOGRAPHICS
Household 477795
Population 2178102
Rural 59
Urban 41
SC 17.62
ST 15.43
Hindu 70-75
Muslim 15-20
Christian 0-5
Buddhist 10-15
Sikh 0-5
Jain 0-5
Others 0-5
Literacy Rate 87.72
ELECTORAL FEATURES
Year Electors Total
Voters
Poll
%age
Total Valid
Votes
Poll
General and
2014 1612739 848217 764503 1004542 62.29 1004061 1835 879 547 19 12 7 10-04-2014 Scheduled Castes
2009 1423855 746464 677391 732508 51.45 732492 1795 793 408 22 21 1 16-04-2009 Scheduled Castes
2004 1204881 632275 572606 676592 56.15 676421 1178 1023 574 10 10 0 20-04-2004 General
1999 1124886 591315 533571 698233 62.07 663733 1421 792 491 8 8 0 05-09-1999 General
1998 1122524 585576 536948 621643 55.38 612421 1421 790 437 6 6 0 22-02-1998 General
1996 1099720 574112 525608 551610 50.16 541132 1421 774 388 38 35 3 02-05-1996 General
1991 939913 496437 443476 425509 45.27 418805 1016 925 419 24 23 1 23-05-1991 General
1989 929879 490721 439158 540642 58.14 524694 1015 916 533 17 15 2 24-11-1989 General
1984 702357 364258 338099 428343 60.99 417125 835 841 513 14 13 1 24-12-1984 General
1980 648873 336295 312578 367031 56.56 357026 765 848 480 10 8 2 03-01-1980 General
1977 581266 302621 278645 371352 63.89 361716 705 824 527 3 3 0 16-03-1977 General
1971 539897 278513 261384 360442 66.76 349190 - - - 4 4 0 03-01-1971 General
1967 521799 - - 360626 69.11 341874 - - - 6 6 0 15-02-1967 General
1962 475329 - - 349649 73.56 335155 - - - 5 5 0 19-02-1962 General
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
DEMOGRAPHICS
Household 513495
Population 2506982
Rural 42
Urban 58
SC 15.7
ST 3.61
Hindu 65-70
Muslim 20-25
Christian 0-5
Buddhist 5-10
Sikh 0-5
Jain 0-5
Others 0-5
Literacy Rate 81.75
ELECTORAL FEATURES
Year Electors Total
Voters
Poll
%age
Total Valid
Votes
Poll
General and
2014 1589395 846011 743384 983057 61.85 982933 1713 928 574 27 26 1 24-04-2014 General
2009 1417964 744932 673032 731147 51.56 731147 1536 923 476 22 21 1 23-04-2009 General
2004 1636117 847300 788817 912776 55.79 912571 1706 959 535 11 11 0 26-04-2004 General
1999 1372209 709925 662284 906465 66.06 854279 1873 733 484 6 5 1 11-09-1999 General
1998 1341648 694030 647618 823766 61.40 800917 1869 718 441 5 5 0 28-02-1998 General
1996 1318963 693003 625960 697581 52.89 677634 1867 706 374 22 21 1 07-05-1996 General
1991 1205538 622326 583212 583145 48.37 569983 1345 896 434 22 21 1 23-05-1991 General
1989 1145802 585788 560014 686825 59.94 668214 1245 920 552 11 11 0 24-11-1989 General
1984 849481 425137 424344 499332 58.78 482029 983 864 508 13 12 1 27-12-1984 General
1980 756127 381557 374570 346335 45.80 333385 887 852 390 11 11 0 06-01-1980 General
1977 656996 323598 333398 369030 56.17 356003 812 809 454 4 4 0 16-03-1977 General
1971 530926 267017 263909 279390 52.62 267240 - - - 6 6 0 03-01-1971 General
1967 481505 - - 270013 56.08 243415 - - - 4 4 0 15-02-1967 General
1962 455034 - - 229660 50.47 216068 - - - 2 2 0 19-02-1962 General
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
DEMOGRAPHICS
Household 478057
Population 2224045
Rural 78
Urban 22
SC 12.32
ST 2.04
Hindu 90-95
Muslim 0-5
Christian 0-5
Buddhist 0-5
Sikh 0-5
Jain 0-5
Others 0-5
Literacy Rate 82.2
ELECTORAL FEATURES
Year Electors Total
Voters
Poll
%age
Total Valid
Votes
Poll
General and
2014 1813553 960395 853153 1066963 58.83 1066556 2174 834 491 9 8 1 17-04-2014 General
2009 1593460 828776 764684 734048 46.07 734048 1954 815 376 17 10 7 23-04-2009 General
2004 1846635 971786 874849 893440 48.38 893331 1722 1072 519 4 4 0 26-04-2004 General
1999 1462248 767062 695186 923036 63.12 884108 2079 703 444 4 2 2 11-09-1999 General
1998 1439302 753466 685836 819040 56.91 803858 2078 693 394 9 9 0 28-02-1998 General
1996 1399042 728451 670591 762533 54.50 747148 2073 675 368 21 21 0 07-05-1996 General
1991 1261608 662705 598903 591795 46.91 580623 1627 775 364 12 11 1 23-05-1991 General
1989 1217719 635785 581934 673538 55.31 658277 1539 791 438 12 12 0 24-11-1989 General
1984 859626 437163 422463 608149 70.75 596407 1040 827 585 9 9 0 27-12-1984 General
1980 766039 385453 380586 454323 59.31 440993 903 848 503 9 9 0 06-01-1980 General
1977 632214 319678 312536 388962 61.52 375596 735 860 529 2 2 0 16-03-1977 General
1971 482816 246799 236017 267635 55.43 259322 - - - 6 6 0 03-01-1971 General
1967 449494 - - 283908 63.16 267298 - - - 4 4 0 15-02-1967 General
1962 394076 - - 202813 51.47 194552 - - - 4 4 0 19-02-1962 General
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
ELECTION RESULTS
Year
Margin
Votes (%)
2014 Dhotre Sanjay Shamrao
(BJP) 456472 (46.65) Patel Hidayat Barkat Ulla
(INC) 253356 (25.89) 203116
(20.76)
Ambedkar Prakash Yashwant
(BBM) 238776 (24.40) Ajay Panjabrao Hingankar
(AAP) 8076 (0.83) Bhai B.C. Kamble (BSP) 7858 (0.80) 7747 (0.79) Tripolar (BJP-INC-BBM)
(BJP)
287526 (38.91) Ambedkar Prakash
Yashwant (BBM)
222678 (30.13) 64848 (8.78) Babasaheb Dhabekar (INC) 182776 (24.73) Mujahid Khan Chand Khan
(IND)
22666 (3.07) Wasudeorao Khade Guruji
(IND)
8266 (1.12) 15043 (2.04) Tripolar (BJP-BBM-INC)
(BJP) 313323 (42.61) Laxmanrao Tayade (INC) 206952 (28.14) 106371
(14.46)
Ambedkar Prakash Yashwant
(BBM) 187202 (25.46) Tayade Vishram Natthuji
(BSP) 9951 (1.35) Raja M. Shambharkar (IND) 8628 (1.17) 9316 (1.27) Tripolar (BJP-INC-BBM)
1999 A. Prakash Yashwant (BBM) 272243 (40.53) Fundkar Pandurang Pundlik
(BJP)
263527 (39.24) 8716 (1.30) Korpe Dr SK. Wamanrao
(NCP)
123640 (18.41) Maulana Warisuallakhan (IND) 9016 (1.34) Rajnikant Gitailaxman Patil
(SPSP)
2068 (0.31) 1155 (0.17) Tripolar (BBM-BJP-NCP)
1998 A. Prakash Yashawant (RPI) 366427 (50.64) Fundkar Pandurang Pundlik
(BJP) 333645 (46.11) 32782 (4.53) T. Prakashrao Shankarrao
(JD) 12335 (1.70) Garad Anil Devidas (ABHS) 4057 (0.56) Wagh Vitthal Bhikuji (IND) 2661 (0.37) 4487 (0.62) Bipolar (RPI-BJP)
1996 P. Pandurang Pundlik (BJP) 221094 (34.61) Ambedkar Prakash
Yeshwant (RPI)
212041 (33.19) 9053 (1.42) Korpe SK. Wamanrao (INC) 150131 (23.50) Prakash Pohare (JP) 30875 (4.83) Bhai Rajanikant (IND) 7544 (1.18) 17156 (2.69) Tripolar (BJP-RPI-INC)
1991 F. Pandurang Pundlik (BJP) 201800 (39.45) Gangane Sudakar
Ramkrishna (INC)
156687 (30.63) 45113 (8.82) A. Prakash Yeshwantrao
(BRP)
136047 (26.59) J. Shantaram Bapurao (IND) 3225 (0.63) G. Uttaamrao Patil (JP) 2649 (0.52) 11185 (2.19) Tripolar (BJP-INC-BRP)
1989 P. Pandurang Pundlik (BJP) 322384 (49.08) Azhar Hussain (INC) 171015 (26.04) 151369
(23.04)
A. Prakash Yashwantrao
(BRP)
132242 (20.13) J. Shantaram Bapurao (IND) 13413 (2.04) Bhade Haridas Pandhari
(IND)
6963 (1.06) 10844 (1.65) Tripolar (BJP-INC-BRP)
1984 M. Atmaram Vairale (INC) 178874 (34.86)
Ambedkar Prakash
Yeshwant (IND)
165064 (32.17) 13810 (2.69)
Fundkar Pandurang Pundlik
(BJP)
148909 (29.02) Ingale Ganesh Bhikaji (IND) 5897 (1.15) J. Shantaram Bapurao (IND) 5244 (1.02) 9170 (1.79) Tripolar (INC-IND-BJP)
1980
V. Madhusudan Atmaram
(INC(I)) 199050 (58.59) Mo. A. Razak Noor (INC(U)) 95025 (27.97)
104025
(30.62)
G. Chandrashekhar
Shambhurao (IND) 18101 (5.33) P. Wasudeo Hiraman (RPI) 15134 (4.45) Thokal Mahadeo Nattuji (IND) 4264 (1.26) 8150 (2.40) Unipolar (INC(I))
1977 Sathe V. Purushottam (INC) 208468 (55.44)
Lahane Motiram Udaybhanji
(BLD) 146969 (39.09) 61499 (16.36) A. Manjar Manwarkhan (IND) 5191 (1.38)
Sapkal Ramrao Wamanrao
(IND) 5080 (1.35)
M. Vishwanath Sawarkar
(IND) 4501 (1.20) 5799 (1.54) Bipolar (INC-BLD)
1971
K. M. A. Hussain Sardarkhan
(INC) 255162 (70.01)
Motiram Udebhan Lahane
(BJS) 88713 (24.34)
166449
(45.67) Devidas Maroti Karale (PWP) 12782 (3.51) Sohani Bapusaheb (IND) 4467 (1.23)
Ku. Vidya Kasturibai Jain
(PBI) 3364 (0.92) - Unipolar (INC)
1967 K. M. A. H. Sardarkhan (INC) 188248 (54.83) S. S. Khandare (RPI) 141953 (41.35) 46295 (13.48) V. N. Wankhade (IND) 10032 (2.92) D. S. Shirsat (IND) 3081 (0.90) - - - Bipolar (INC-RPI)
1962 Mohd. Mohibbul Haq (INC) 135226 (47.36) Brijlal Nandlal Biyani (IND) 88057 (30.84) 47169 (16.52) S. Sambhuji Khandare (REP) 62235 (21.80) - - - - - Tripolar (INC-IND-REP)
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
AMRAVATI (7)
ELECTION RESULTS
Year
Margin
Votes (%)
2014
Adsul Anandrao Vithoba
(SHS)
467212 (46.53) Navneet Ravi Rana (NCP) 329280 (32.79)
137932
(13.74)
Gunwant Sudamrao Devpare
(BSP)
98200 (9.78)
Dr.R. Ramkrishna Gawai
(RPI)
54278 (5.41)
Raju Mahadeorao Sonone
(IND)
10052 (1.00) 40900 (4.07) Bipolar (SHS-NCP)
2009
Adsul Anandrao Vithoba
(SHS) 314286 (42.91)
Gawai Rajendra Ramkrushna
(RPI) 252570 (34.48) 61716 (8.43)
Dr. Rajiv Gulabrao Jamthe
(IND) 64438 (8.80) Gangadhar Gade (BSP) 41775 (5.70)
Prof. M. Vitthalrao Khaire
(IND) 15912 (2.17) 43511 (5.94) Bipolar (SHS-RPI)
2004 Anant Gudhe (SHS) 203216 (30.04) Omprakash (B. B. Kadu)
(IND)
188982 (27.94) 14234 (2.10) Dadasaheb R. S. Gawai (RPI) 150902 (22.31) Haji Rafique Seth (IND) 78606 (11.62) Semalkar Ronya Chhotelal
(BSP)
31573 (4.67) 23142 (3.42) Multipolar (SHS-IND-RPI-
IND)
1999
Gudhe Anant Mahadeoappa
(SHS)
319916 (48.20) R S Gavai (RPI) 246264 (37.10) 73652 (11.10) Dr Kale Mohan Natthuji (NCP) 71801 (10.82) Dr. Vasant G. Gurjar (IND) 7954 (1.20)
Jakir Ali Ahmad Sk Ahmad
(IND)
6278 (0.95) 11520 (1.74) Bipolar (SHS-RPI)
1998 R. Suryabhan Gawai (RPI) 304746 (49.76)
A. Mahadeoappa Gudhe
(SHS) 290887 (47.50) 13859 (2.26)
Prof. Dr. Santosh Thakre
(AIRJP) 7035 (1.15)
Tayawade Anant Pundlik
(BSP) 6477 (1.06)
G. Prabhakar Rambhau
(IND) 1834 (0.30) 1442 (0.24) Bipolar (RPI-SHS)
1996 G. Anantrao Mahadeoappa
(SHS)
215672 (39.86) Gawai R.S. (RPI) 157041 (29.02) 58631 (10.83) Uttam Mohanaji (INC) 113144 (20.91) Patil Vimal Vasant (JP) 12719 (2.35) Patel Ramu Mhatang
(AIIC(T))
11650 (2.15) 30906 (5.71) Tripolar (SHS-RPI-INC)
1991
Pratibha Devisinha Patil (W)
(INC)
177265 (42.33)
Prakash Patil Bharsakale
(SHS)
121784 (29.08) 55481 (13.25) Sudam Deshmukh (CPI) 92048 (21.98) Dilip Bhimrao Watane (IND) 6165 (1.47)
Mahadeorao Alias K. K.
(BSP)
4056 (0.97) 17487 (4.18) Tripolar (INC-SHS-CPI)
1989 Sudam Deshmukh (CPI) 309699 (59.02) Ushatai Choudhari (INC) 169460 (32.30)
140239
(26.73)
Ingole Charandas Payaruji
(IND) 16009 (3.05)
Mahadeo Alias K. Kalaskar
(BSP) 9271 (1.77)
P. Adhyatma Tripathi (JNP
(JP)) 3946 (0.75) 16309 (3.11) Bipolar (CPI-INC)
1984
Choudhary Ushatai Prakash
(INC) 217910 (52.24) Tasar Sharad Motiram (ICS) 96164 (23.05)
121746
(29.19)
Wankhade Deorao Gondaji
(IND) 48304 (11.58) J. Bapurao Dhote (IND) 43597 (10.45) W. Krushnarao Laxman (IND) 3188 (0.76) 7962 (1.91)
Multipolar (INC-ICS-IND-
IND)
1980
Usha Prakash Choudhari
(INC(I)) 255916 (71.68)
Kamal Ramkrishna Gawai
(RPI) 86286 (24.17)
169630
(47.51)
Muneerkhan Usmankhan
(JNP(S)) 7292 (2.04)
K. Pandurang Shamraoji
(IND) 2033 (0.57)
Choudhari Janrao Shamrao
(IND) 1608 (0.45) 3891 (1.09) Unipolar (INC(I))
1977 Bonde Nana Mahadeo (INC) 259062 (71.62)
Kaloti Haribhau Dattatraya
(BLD) 98400 (27.20)
160662
(44.42)
Shriwas Shambhu Babulal
(IND) 4254 (1.18) - - - - - Unipolar (INC)
1971
Krishna Gulab Deshmukh
(INC) 271002 (77.61) Sukhadeo Fagoji Tidke (RPK) 55098 (15.78)
215904
(61.83)
S. Deshmukh (W. Dattatray)
(CPI) 21743 (6.23) Y. Bhagwant Badukle (IND) 1347 (0.39) - - - Unipolar (INC)
1967 K. G. Deshmukh (INC) 162887 (47.65) R. S. Guwai (RPI) 141813 (41.48) 21074 (6.16) J. E. Adsad (BJS) 22933 (6.71) Y. B. Khandare (IND) 6063 (1.77) K. G. Jodh (IND) 5220 (1.53) 2958 (0.87) Bipolar (INC-RPI)
1962 P. Shamrao Deshmukh (INC) 177109 (52.84)
Ramkrishna Suryabhan
Gawai (REP) 116737 (34.83) 60372 (18.01)
Habib Khan Mehaboobkhan
(IND) 22801 (6.80) Gajanan Shankar (JS) 14444 (4.31)
Bhagwan M. Waghmare
(IND) 4064 (1.21) - Bipolar (INC-REP)
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
AURANGABAD (19)
ELECTION RESULTS
Year
Margin
Votes (%)
2014 Chandrakant Bhaurao Khaire
(SHS)
520902 (52.99) Patil Nitin Suresh (INC) 358902 (36.51) 162000
(16.48)
Jevrikar Indrakumar
Dnyanoba (BSP)
37419 (3.81) Subhash Kalyanrao Lomte
(AAP)
11974 (1.22) T. Madhukar Padmakar (IND) 6135 (0.62) 41229 (4.19) Bipolar (SHS-INC)
2009 Chandrakant Khaire (SHS) 255896 (35.00) U. Rajdharsingh Pawar (INC) 222882 (30.48) 33014 (4.52)
Shantigiriji Moungiriji Maharaj
(IND) 148026 (20.25)
Sayyed Salim Sayyed Yusuf
(BSP) 32641 (4.46)
S. Kisanrao Patil (Jadhav)
(IND) 17026 (2.33) 54676 (7.48) Tripolar (SHS-INC-IND)
2004 Chandrakant Khaire (SHS) 477900 (52.37) Ramkrushna Baba Patil (INC) 355977 (39.01) 121923
(13.36)
Madhavrao Haribhau Baorde
(BSP)
22527 (2.47) Shaikh Salim Khairodin (IND) 18996 (2.08) N. N. Mo. Yahya Nahadi (SP) 8955 (0.98) 28216 (3.09) Bipolar (SHS-INC)
1999 Chandrakant Khaire (SHS) 383144 (44.85) A R Antulay (INC) 327255 (38.31) 55889 (6.54) Baburao Pawar (NCP) 134831 (15.78)
Hivrale Bhimrao Trimbak
(BSP)
4506 (0.53) P. R. Narayanrao (IND) 2420 (0.28) 2123 (0.25) Tripolar (SHS-INC-NCP)
1998 Ramkrishna Baba Patil (INC) 408168 (50.96)
Jaiswal Pradeep Shivnarayan
(SHS) 378042 (47.20) 30126 (3.76)
Ahmed Shaikh Mohd.
Mushtaq (JD) 6871 (0.86) B. U. Gosawi (HJP) 4367 (0.55) Vimal Sharma (IND) 3469 (0.43) - Bipolar (INC-SHS)
1996 Jaiswal Pradeep (SHS) 301163 (44.44) Suresh Patil (INC) 186584 (27.53) 114579
(16.91)
Avinash Dolas (RPI) 88963 (13.13) Moreshwar Save (IND) 42927 (6.33) Tejaswini Raibhan Jadhav
(IND)
23284 (3.44) 34713 (5.12) Other
1991 Moreshwar Save (SHS) 235859 (41.38) Zakeria Rafic (JD) 153440 (26.92) 82419 (14.46) Deshmukh Mohan (INC) 145555 (25.54) Jadhav Bandu Patil (IND) 14883 (2.61) B.U. Gosavi (IND) 3755 (0.66) 16491 (2.89) Tripolar (SHS-JD-INC)
1989 Moroshwar Save (IND) 322467 (48.26) Suresh Patil (INC) 304643 (45.59) 17824 (2.67) B.N.Gaikwad (BRP) 19738 (2.95) M. Tukaram Borawale (DDP) 7769 (1.16) Mo. M. Ahmed Momin (IND) 3522 (0.53) 10075 (1.51) Bipolar (IND-INC)
1984
Sahebrao P.Dongaonkar
(ICS)
246136 (51.06) Abdul Azim Abdul Hamid (INC) 153717 (31.89) 92419 (19.17) Khalil Zahid (IND) 43875 (9.10) B.H.Gaikwad (IND) 21546 (4.47)
C. S. Jadhav (Appasaheb)
(IND)
4645 (0.96) 12110 (2.51) Bipolar (ICS-INC)
1980 Kazi Salem (INC(I)) 169723 (50.91)
Dongaonkar Sahebrao Patil
(INC(U)) 85975 (25.79) 83748 (25.12) T. S. Patil (JNP) 53281 (15.98) S. T. Pradhan (RPI) 11557 (3.47) Kisan Shripat (IND) 5141 (1.54) 7708 (2.31) Tripolar (INC(I)-INC(U)-JNP)
1977 Bapu Kaldate (BLD) 201021 (56.47)
Chandrashekhar Rajurkar
(INC)
143932 (40.43) 57089 (16.04)
K. Sheikh Kasim Sheikh
Sajan (IND)
6852 (1.92)
S. A. R. R. S. Umrao Hussain
(IND)
4198 (1.18) - - - Bipolar (BLD-INC)
1971 Manik Rao Palodkar (INC) 194926 (72.94)
Ram Bhau Eknath Gavande
(BJS) 47015 (17.59)
147911
(55.35)
Saheb Shivram Bala More
(RPK) 11398 (4.27)
Mo. Z. Khan Bahabar Khan
(IND) 10638 (3.98) K. Urudayal Bathod (IND) 2146 (0.80) 1117 (0.42) Unipolar (INC)
1967 B. D. Deshmukh (INC) 135865 (55.82) S. G. Sardesai (CPI) 52401 (21.53) 83464 (34.29) B. Gangadhar (BJS) 37883 (15.56) M. S. P. F. Mohmed (IND) 17266 (7.09) - - - Tripolar (INC-CPI-BJS)
1962 B. Dagdurao Deshmukh
(INC)
142209 (65.82) Balasaheb Shivram More
(REP)
73859 (34.18) 68350 (31.63) - - - - - - - Bipolar (INC-REP)
1957 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1952 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
BARAMATI (35)
NOTAVotes(%age)2014:4139(0.41)NOTAVotes(%age)2014:6372(0.65)NOTAVotes(%age)2014:14216(1.33)
STATE : MAHARASHTRA
AKOLA (6).....cont'd
Cont'd

Year
Margin
Votes (%)
2004 Patil Shriniwas Dadasaheb
(NCP)
436732 (61.12) M. Vasant Dnyandev (SHS) 240002 (33.59) 196730
(27.53)
Adv. K. Prabhakar Mansing
(BSP)
17361 (2.43) A. Tukaram Thorat (IND) 12040 (1.69) Jadhav Balikrishna (RSPS) 8388 (1.17) - Bipolar (NCP-SHS)
1999 S. Dadasaheb Patil (NCP) 350504 (47.76) C. Prithviraj Dajisaheb (INC) 227543 (31.00) 122961
(16.75)
M. Vasant Dnyandev (SHS) 151178 (20.60) P. Shriniwas Baburao (IND) 4701 (0.64) - - - Tripolar (NCP-INC-SHS)
1998 C. Prithviraj Dajisaheb (INC) 399797 (62.01) B. Jayawantrao Krishna
(SHS)
226890 (35.19) 172907
(26.82)
Aga Allauddin Yakub (IND) 6944 (1.08) K. Manohar Laxman (IND) 5275 (0.82) Zende Ravindra Vilas (IND) 2542 (0.39) 3245 (0.50) Bipolar (INC-SHS)
1996 C. Prithviraj Dajisaheb (INC) 307840 (49.96) B. Jaywantrao Krishna (IND) 158244 (25.68) 149596
(24.28)
N. Nagnath Ramchandra
(SP)
97044 (15.75) K. Manohar Laxman (IND) 34065 (5.53) S. Anandrao Vasantrao (IND) 2848 (0.46) 16074 (2.61) Tripolar (INC-IND-SP)
1991 C. Prithviraj Dajisaheb (INC) 272440 (54.51) Nagnnath Naikawadi (JD) 180060 (36.03) 92380 (18.48) Rajabhau Deshpande (BJP) 30987 (6.20) P. Vishwasrao Ramrao (JP) 7476 (1.50) Dabane Vasant Kundlik (IND) 3382 (0.68) 5425 (1.09) Bipolar (INC-JD)
1989 C. Premalabai Dajisaheb
(INC)
340631 (60.19) N. Nagnnath Ramchandra
(IND)
147466 (26.06) 193165
(34.14)
Govind Vinayak (BJP) 53353 (9.43) Y. Krishanarao Shivram (IND) 7937 (1.40) Jadhav Raj (IND) 5793 (1.02) 10705 (1.89) Unipolar (INC)
1984
C. Premalabai Dajisaheb
(INC)
346579 (83.09) Kacchi Yunu Ahmad (JNP) 61311 (14.70)
285268
(68.39)
D. Dipak Shivram (IND) 6722 (1.61) P. Madhukar Krishna (IND) 2508 (0.60) - - - Unipolar (INC)
1980 M. Yashavantrao Jijava
(INC(I))
240222 (51.45) Patil Vilasrao Balkrishna
(INC(U))
214807 (46.00) 25415 (5.44) Patil Pundalik Hari (IND) 7845 (1.68) P. Kakasaheb Raghunath
(IND)
1625 (0.35) Kamble Tanaji Dadu (IND) 1478 (0.32) 969 (0.21) Bipolar (INC(I)-INC(U))
1977 C. Premlabai Dajisaheb (INC) 243305 (74.09) Desai Bhausaheb Balwant
(PWP)
72490 (22.08) 170815
(52.02)
Kashinath Alias R D Jadhav
(IND)
6676 (2.03) V. Jinendra Devappa (IND) 5904 (1.80) - - - Unipolar (INC)
1971 D. Ramrao Chavan (INC) 263356 (86.26)
V. Ramchandra Baravade
(PWP)
19893 (6.52)
243463
(79.74)
D. Pandurang Yadav (NCO) 10126 (3.32) B. Baburao Vishwanath (IND) 5574 (1.83) R. Vithoba Salunkhe (IND) 3189 (1.04) 3169 (1.04) Unipolar (INC)
1967 D. R. Chavan (INC) 239362 (74.69) D. K. Patil (PWP) 67940 (21.20)
171422
(53.49)
K. S. Kamable (IND) 13174 (4.11) - - - - - Unipolar (INC)
1962 D. Ramrao Chavan (INC) 214553 (71.49) Atmaram Nana Patil (PWP) 67775 (22.58)
146778
(48.91)
K. Rajaram Deshmukh (SWA) 10626 (3.54) B. Vishwanath Batane (IND) 7143 (2.38) - - - Unipolar (INC)
KHED
Year Electors Total Voters Poll
%age Total Valid Votes Polling Stations (PS) Contesting Candidates Date of Poll General and
2004 1319319 679137 640182 732298 55.51 732045 1514 871 484 6 6 0 26-04-2004 General
1999 1070409 541470 528939 690884 64.54 661353 1678 638 412 5 5 0 11-09-1999 General
1998 1059209 533792 525417 629904 59.47 616111 1678 631 375 7 7 0 28-02-1998 General
1996 1029058 523765 505293 575342 55.91 562935 1677 614 343 23 23 0 07-05-1996 General
1991 956612 481120 475492 461157 48.21 453393 1394 686 331 12 12 0 23-05-1991 General
1989 934837 469384 465453 560627 59.97 547527 1317 710 426 12 11 1 24-11-1989 General
1984 693984 333312 360672 454500 65.49 440451 969 716 469 6 6 0 27-12-1984 General
1980 653048 322812 330236 335921 51.44 325141 914 714 368 9 9 0 06-01-1980 General
1977 553342 265787 287555 308317 55.72 296368 769 720 401 2 2 0 16-03-1977 General
1971 516433 249525 266908 271969 52.66 262971 - - - 3 3 0 03-01-1971 General
1967 475268 - - 283057 59.56 268506 - - - 4 4 0 15-02-1967 General
1962 414923 - - 233866 56.36 219886 - - - 5 5 0 19-02-1962 General
Year
Margin
Votes (%)
2004 A. Patil Shivajirao (SHS) 360501 (49.25)
Ashok Namdevrao Mohol
(NCP)
339691 (46.40) 20810 (2.84) Arbuj Shivaji Jijaba (IND) 12055 (1.65) Kudale Vivek Anant (BSP) 11216 (1.53) B. Laxman Dharmaji (BBM) 5274 (0.72) 3308 (0.45) Bipolar (SHS-NCP)
1999 A. Namdeorao Mohol (NCP) 284476 (43.01)
Bankhele Kisanrao Baburao
(SHS)
227458 (34.39) 57018 (8.62)
Kandage Ram Janardan
(INC)
138151 (20.89) G. Arun Gulab (ABHS) 9520 (1.44) D. Prakash Dadabhau (IND) 1748 (0.26) - Tripolar (NCP-SHS-INC)
1998 M. Ashok Namdeorao (INC) 349470 (56.72) Nana Balkawade (SHS) 248040 (40.26)
101430
(16.46)
Sonar Vilas Dhondu (IND) 5417 (0.88) L. Dinkar Bhika (IND) 4982 (0.81) Sh. Mehbub Ibrahim (IND) 4718 (0.77) 3484 (0.57) Bipolar (INC-SHS)
1996
S. Nivruttisheth Namdeo
(INC)
249926 (44.40) Bankhele Kisanrao (SHS) 231357 (41.10) 18569 (3.30) Sambhajirao Kakade (JD) 31204 (5.54) K. Dilip Sudamrao (IND) 16820 (2.99) G. Subhash Narhar (IND) 5415 (0.96) 28213 (5.01) Bipolar (INC-SHS)
1991 N. Vidura Vithoba (INC) 276013 (60.88) B. Kishanrao Baburao (JD) 85605 (18.88)
190408
(42.00)
Khatape Vasant Maruti (SHS) 77366 (17.06) B. Januji Krishnaji (RPPI) 2768 (0.61) Kolekar Dilip Sudam (IND) 2755 (0.61) 8886 (1.96) Tripolar (INC-JD-SHS)
1989 B. Kisanrao Baburao (JD) 242442 (44.28)
More Ramkrishan Sadashiv
(INC)
226646 (41.39) 15796 (2.88)
Bhujbal Sambhaji Vithoba
(BJP)
51228 (9.36)
K. D. O. Raosaheb Kadolkar
(ICS(SCS))
12654 (2.31) Kadam Surpriya Sonea (BSP) 2985 (0.55) 11572 (2.11) Bipolar (JD-INC)
1984 Ramkrishna More (INC) 219413 (49.82) K. Sambhajirao Sahebrao
(JNP)
201389 (45.72) 18024 (4.09) A. Sitaram Dhyaneshwar
(IND)
5661 (1.29) T. Umakant Kondaji (IND) 5114 (1.16) G. Bhagawan Gajanan (IND) 4541 (1.03) 4333 (0.98) Bipolar (INC-JNP)
1980
M. Ramkrishna Sadashiv
(INC(I))
141026 (43.37)
Dnyaneshwar Khaire
(INC(U))
90138 (27.72) 50888 (15.65) Mukundrao Patil (JNP) 74626 (22.95) C. Bhimrao Dolas (RPI) 6387 (1.96) G. Ramkrishana Marhar (IND) 4350 (1.34) 8614 (2.65) Tripolar (INCI-INCU-JNP)
1977 Annasaheb Magar (INC) 157947 (53.29) Mukundrao Patil (BLD) 138421 (46.71) 19526 (6.59) - - - - - - - Bipolar (INC-BLD)
1971 A. Vithalrao Patil (INC) 198644 (75.54) Babasaheb Pandurang
Adhav (SSP)
53549 (20.36) 145095
(55.18)
S. Damodar More (PSP) 10778 (4.10) - - - - - Unipolar (INC)
1967 R. K. Khadilkar (INC) 157229 (58.56) B. P. Adhav (SSP) 80902 (30.13) 76327 (28.43) G. G. Gaikwad (PSP) 17722 (6.60) M. Gaikwad (BJS) 12653 (4.71) - - - Bipolar (INC-SSP)
1962 R. Keshab Khadilkar (INC) 107457 (48.87)
Ganesh Mahadeo Gole
(PSP)
36916 (16.79) 70541 (32.08) Vaman Dinkar Sathaye (JS) 27764 (12.63)
M. Balkriishna Samarth
(REP)
25253 (11.48) S. Shankar Dighe (IND) 22496 (10.23) -
Multipolar (INC-PSP-JS-
REP-IND)
KOLABA
2004 1250272 629972 620300 793620 63.48 793445 1434 872 553 5 5 0 26-04-2004 General
1999 1156456 584914 571542 710896 61.47 660244 1560 741 456 4 3 1 11-09-1999 General
1998 1120507 561259 559248 721677 64.41 706318 1560 718 463 9 9 0 28-02-1998 General
1996 1085702 542323 543379 639816 58.93 625231 1560 696 410 15 15 0 07-05-1996 General
1991 984558 494699 489859 548256 55.69 535218 1231 800 445 12 12 0 23-05-1991 General
1989 938272 470545 467727 646172 68.87 624079 1225 766 527 6 6 0 24-11-1989 General
1984 706929 338857 368072 474636 67.14 456618 1094 646 434 5 5 0 24-12-1984 General
1980 658873 314505 344368 376139 57.09 361702 911 723 413 4 4 0 03-01-1980 General
1977 587580 280838 306742 363056 61.79 345605 849 692 428 2 2 0 16-03-1977 General
1971 507724 232401 275323 308606 60.78 290800 - - - 4 4 0 03-01-1971 General
1967 480867 - - 328864 68.39 312356 - - - 3 3 0 15-02-1967 General
1962 368288 - - 215326 58.47 203266 - - - 4 4 0 19-02-1962 General
Year
Margin
Votes (%)
2004 A. R. Antulay (INC) 312225 (39.35) Vivek Patil (PWPI) 280355 (35.33) 31870 (4.02) Shyam Sawant (SHS) 164242 (20.70) A. R. Antulay (IND) 23771 (3.00) K. Namdeo Thore (BSP) 12852 (1.62) - Tripolar (INC-PWPI-SHS)
1999 Ramsheth Thakur (PWPI) 274361 (41.55) D B Patil (SHS) 231264 (35.03) 43097 (6.53) Sable Pushpa Tukaram (INC) 148146 (22.44) Puranik Ballal Govind (IND) 6473 (0.98) - - - Tripolar (PWPI-SHS-INC)
1998 Ramsheth Thakur (PWPI) 248353 (35.16) Bar. A. R. Antulay (INC) 239227 (33.87) 9126 (1.29) Anant Tare (SHS) 208459 (29.51) Dr. P. Pramod Vishnupant
(IND)
3047 (0.43) Puranik Ballal Govind (IND) 2210 (0.31) 5022 (0.71) Tripolar (PWPI-INC-SHS)
1996 A. A. Rahiman A. Gafoor
(INC)
213187 (34.10) Tare Anant Waman (SHS) 209180 (33.46) 4007 (0.64) Datta Patil (PWPI) 184664 (29.54) Bhai Datta Patil (IND) 4210 (0.67) D. Chandrakant Laxmiram
(IND)
1972 (0.32) 12018 (1.92) Tripolar (INC-SHS-PWPI)
1991 A.R. Antulay (INC) 219639 (41.04) Datta Patil (PWP) 179933 (33.62) 39706 (7.42) Satish Pradhan (SHS) 96880 (18.10) Datta Patil Shetkari (IND) 15645 (2.92) H.K. Patil (IND) 6301 (1.18) 16820 (3.14) Tripolar (INC-PWP-SHS)
1989 Antulay A. R. (INC) 333950 (53.51) Patil D. B. (PWP) 218516 (35.01) 115434
(18.50)
Jadhav Naren Vasudeo
(BJP)
61383 (9.84) B. Vishwanath Krishnaji (IND) 5348 (0.86) R. Anandrao Urkudaji (BSP) 3831 (0.61) 1051 (0.17) Bipolar (INC-PWP)
1984 D. B. Patil (PWP) 211194 (46.25) A. R. Antulay (IND) 173270 (37.95) 37924 (8.31) A. T. Patil (INC) 63032 (13.80) K. K. Gaikwad (IND) 7171 (1.57) Vilas Tupe (IND) 1951 (0.43) - Bipolar (PWP-IND)
1980 A. T. Patil (INC(I)) 160524 (44.38) Dinkar Balu Patil (PWP) 111104 (30.72) 49420 (13.66) Khanvilkar Datta (JNP) 87614 (24.22) Shah Ratilal Laludas (IND) 2460 (0.68) - - - Tripolar (INCI-PWP-JNP)
1977 Dinkar Balu Patil (PWP) 199463 (57.71)
Shankar Babaji Sawant
(INC)
146142 (42.29) 53321 (15.43) - - - - - - - Bipolar (PWP-INC)
1971 S. Shankar Babaji (INC) 128082 (44.04) Datta Patil (PWP) 81883 (28.16) 46199 (15.89) Tukaram Ambaji Patil (IND) 72942 (25.08) K. Dattatraya Kunte (BKD) 7893 (2.71) - - - Tripolar (INC-PWP-IND)
1967 D. K. Kunte (PWP) 164464 (52.65) V. S. Randive (INC) 129656 (41.51) 34808 (11.14) M. M. Oak (BJS) 18236 (5.84) - - - - - Bipolar (PWP-INC)
1962 B. Narayan Dighe (INC) 98680 (48.55) Raharam Balkrishna Raut
(PWP)
69638 (34.26) 29042 (14.29) Liladhar Bhauram Keni (PSP) 21331 (10.49) P. Ramchandra Patwardhan
(JS)
13617 (6.70) - - - Bipolar (INC-PWP)
KOPARGAON
2004 1077519 558436 519083 668791 62.07 668700 1041 1035 642 11 11 0 26-04-2004 General
1999 952408 485668 466740 688637 72.30 652938 1388 686 496 6 6 0 11-09-1999 General
1998 935133 475393 459740 606478 64.85 596427 1386 675 438 4 4 0 28-02-1998 General
1996 924596 471065 453531 520793 56.33 509427 1386 667 376 11 11 0 07-05-1996 General
1991 876195 451197 424998 500267 57.10 491144 1075 815 465 12 12 0 23-05-1991 General
1989 858141 440905 417236 514804 59.99 498865 1075 798 479 8 8 0 24-11-1989 General
1984 669507 332671 336836 392325 58.60 378438 796 841 493 8 8 0 27-12-1984 General
1980 619224 307634 311590 429566 69.37 417496 740 837 580 9 9 0 06-01-1980 General
1977 510732 256025 254707 277932 54.42 270656 578 884 481 3 3 0 16-03-1977 General
1971 514941 258477 256464 307367 59.69 295819 - - - 3 3 0 03-01-1971 General
1967 475212 - - 314072 66.09 299909 - - - 3 3 0 15-02-1967 General
1962 394458 - - 239155 60.63 228210 - - - 3 3 0 19-02-1962 General
Year
Margin
Votes (%)
2004 Balasaheb Vikhe Patil (INC) 356688 (53.34)
M. Bhanudas Kashinath
(SHS)
269357 (40.28) 87331 (13.06)
N. Vinayakrao Marutrao
(BSP)
10836 (1.62) S. Riyaj Fajaloddin (IND) 7897 (1.18)
Dr. B. Indrakumar Devrao
(RSPS)
6000 (0.90) 17922 (2.68) Bipolar (INC-SHS)
1999 Balasaheb Vikhe Patil (SHS) 253498 (38.82) S. G. Sakharam Shelke
(NCP)
206083 (31.56) 47415 (7.26) A. Govindrao Wamanrao
(INC)
177643 (27.21) Dr G. Radhesham Shivram
(CPI)
10651 (1.63) P. Bahusaheb Shankar (IND) 3895 (0.60) 1168 (0.18) Tripolar (SHS-NCP-INC)
1998 T. Prasad Baburao (INC) 335730 (56.29) B. B. Vishnuji (BJP) 256490 (43.00) 79240 (13.29) R. Vasantrao Bajirao (BSP) 3216 (0.54)
S. Ahmad Shaikh Nabab
(IND)
991 (0.17) - - - Bipolar (INC-BJP)
1996 B. Bhimrao Vishnuji (BJP) 243543 (47.81) Kale Shankarrao Devram
(INC)
223292 (43.83) 20251 (3.98) G. Mohanrao Abasaheb (JD) 18203 (3.57) C. Ashok Fakira (SMP) 6943 (1.36) Y. Narayan Shankar (IND) 6652 (1.31) 10794 (2.12) Bipolar (BJP-INC)
1991 K. Shankarrao Deoram (INC) 311367 (63.40)
G. Vasantrao Sakharam
(BJP)
138910 (28.28)
172457
(35.11)
P. Appasaheb Thube (CPI) 32225 (6.56) G. Mukund Ramrao (JP) 2691 (0.55) P. Ravindra Gambhir (DDP) 2091 (0.43) 3860 (0.79) Unipolar (INC)
1989 Vikhe E.V. (INC) 248106 (49.73) Gunjal V.S. (BJP) 127048 (25.47)
121058
(24.27)
Kadu A.P. (CPI) 113911 (22.83) Patil D.B. (DDP) 3792 (0.76) Bingale M.K. (BSP) 2603 (0.52) 3405 (0.68) Tripolar (INC-BJP-CPI)
1984 Vikhe Eknathrao Vithalrao
(INC)
217982 (57.60) G. Madhavrao Bayaji (CPI) 146497 (38.71) 71485 (18.89) Dokhe Ranjit Yadav (IND) 4523 (1.20) D. Kansraj Namdev (IND) 2428 (0.64) P. Dagdu Khanderao (IND) 2326 (0.61) 4682 (1.24) Bipolar (INC-CPI)
1980
Vikhe Eknathrao Vithalrao
(INC(I))
281221 (67.36)
S. Annasaheb Pandurang
(INC(U))
121382 (29.07)
159839
(38.29)
S. Ambadas Gangadhar
(RPK)
6012 (1.44)
S. Subhedar Gulamhusan
(IND)
3109 (0.74)
V. Bhausaheb Murlidhar
(IND)
2157 (0.52) 3615 (0.87) Unipolar (INC(I))
1977 Vikhe Eknathrao Vithalrao
(INC)
181013 (66.88) P. Kishore Rameshwar (BLD) 82469 (30.47) 98544 (36.41) Wale Dada Baban (IND) 7174 (2.65) - - - - - Bipolar (INC-BLD)
1971 Eknath Vithalrao Vikhe (INC) 179492 (60.68) Punjaji Bapuji Kadu (CPI) 110050 (37.20) 69442 (23.47) B. Changdeo Teke (PSP) 6277 (2.12) - - - - - Bipolar (INC-CPI)
1967 A. P. Shince (INC) 138774 (46.27) P. B. Kadu (CPI) 123812 (41.28) 14962 (4.99) V. S. Chandekar (BJS) 37323 (12.44) - - - - - Bipolar (INC-CPI)
1962 A. Pandurang Shinde (INC) 122057 (53.48) Y. Bhimrao Ambedkar (REP) 55527 (24.33) 66530 (29.15) D. Tatyaba Rupawate (IND) 50626 (22.18) - - - - - Tripolar (INC-REP-IND)
MALEGAON
2004 1222363 628347 594016 590963 48.35 590772 1165 1049 507 6 6 0 26-04-2004 Scheduled Tribes
1971 502086 251268 250818 280612 55.89 272028 - - - 4 4 0 03-01-1971 Scheduled Tribes
1967 453548 - - 283893 62.59 271132 - - - 2 2 0 15-02-1967 Scheduled Tribes
1962 462305 - - 308634 66.76 292958 - - - 3 2 1 19-02-1962 General
STATE : MAHARASHTRA
KARAD.....cont'd
Cont'd

Abbreviation
AAP Aam Aadmi Party
ABBNS Akhil Bharatiya Bhrastachar
Normoolan Sena
ABCD(A) Akhil Bharatiya Congress Dal
(Ambedkar)
ABHM Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha
ABHS Akhil Bharatiya Sena
ABJS Akhil Bharatiya Jan Sangh
ABLTC Akhil Bhartiya Lok Tantrik
Congress
ABLTP Akhil Bhartiya Loktantra Party
ABML(S) Akhil Bharatiya Muslim League
(Secular)
ABMSD Akhil Bartiya Manav Seva Dal
ABRC(D) Akhil Bharatiya Rajivwadi
Congress (Dubey)
AC Arunachal Congress
ACNC A-Chik National Congress
(Democratic)
AD Akali Dal (1962)
AD Apna Dal
ADC Autonomous State Demand
Committee
ADK All India Anna Dravida
Munnetra Kazhagam
ADM Akali Dal - Master Tara Singh
ADMK All India Anna Dravida
Munnetra Kazhagam
ADS Akali Dal - Sant Fateh Singh
Group
ADSP Aadivasi Sena Party
AGP Asom Gana Parishad
AGRJP Agar Jan Party
AHL All Party Hill Leaders Conference
AIDWC All India Dalit Welfare Congress
AIFB All India Forward Bloc
AIGC All India Gareeb Congress
AIIC(S) All India Indira Congress
(Secular)
AIIC(T) All India Indira Congress (Tiwari)
AIJMK Akhila India Jananayaka Makkal
Katchi (Dr. Issac)
AIMF All India Minorities Front
AIMIM All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul
Muslimeen
AIMLF All India Muslim Forum
AINRC All India N.R. Congress
AIRJP All India Rashtriya Janata Party
AITC All India Trinamool Congress
AIUDF All India United Democratic
Front
AIVP Akila India Vallalar Peravai
AJBP Ajeya Bharat Party
AJSU All Jharkhand Students Union
AJSUP Ajsu Party
AMB Amra Bangalee
AMI Ambedkar Makkal Iyakkam
AMN All Manipur National Union
AN Andaman and Nicobar Islands
ANP Andhra Nadu Party
AOP Aama Odisha Party
AP Awami Party
APoI Ambedkarite Party of India
APP All Peoples Party
ARP Ambedkarist Republican Party
ARPS Andhra Rastra Praja Samithi
ASDC Autonomous State Demand
Committee
ASP Ambedkar Samaj Party
ATDP Anna Telugu Desam Party
ATMK Anaithinthiya Thamizhaga
Munnetra Kazhag
AUDF Assam United Democratic Front
BAC Bangla Congress
BBM Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangha
BBMKD Bharatiya Berozgar Mazdoor
Kisan Dal
BCM Backward Classes Mahasabha
BD Bharat Dal
BED Bharatiya Ekta Dal
BGTD Bharatiya Gaon Taj Dal
BHBP Bharatiya Bahujan Party
BHJC Bharatiya Jan Congress
BHJS Bhoomijotak Samooh
BJC Bihar Jana Congress
BJC(R) Bhartiya Jana Congress
(Rashtriya)
BJD Biju Janata Dal
BJP Bharatiya Janta Party
BJS Bharatiya Jana Sang
BKD Bahujan Kisan Dal (2004)
BKD Bharatiya Kranti Dal
BKKGP Bharatiya Kisan Kamgar Party
BKPP Bharatiya Kisan Parivartan Party
BKUS Bhatiya Krishi Udyog Sangh
BLD Bharatiya Lok Dal
BLLP Bharti Lok Lehar Party
BMSM Bharatiya Minorities Suraksha
Mahasangh
BMUP Bahujan Mukti Party
BMVP Bharatiya Manavata Vikas Party
BNJD Bharatiya National Janta Dal
BNP Bharatiya Navshakti Party
BOP Bira Oriya Party
BOPF Bodaland Peoples Front
BPI Bolshevik Party of India
BPSP Bihar People's Party
BRC Bharatiya Rajiv Congress
BREM Bahujan Republican Ekta
Manch
BRP Bharatiya Rashtravadi Paksha
(1996)
BRP Bharatiya Republican Paksha
(1989 & 1991)
BRP Bhartiya Rashtriya Party (1996)
BRP Chota Nagpur Bhumi Rakshak
Party (1977)
BRPP Bharatiya Republican Paksha
BRVP Bharatiya Vikash Party
BSCP Bhartiya Shakti Chetna Party
BSD Bharatiya Samaj Dal
BSKRP Bharatiya Sampuran Krantikari
Party
BSP Bahujan Samaj Party
BSP Bharatiya Socialist Party (1980)
BSP(A) Bahujan Samaj Party
(Ambedkar)
BSP(K) Bahujan Sangharsh Party
(Kanshiram)
BSSP Bharatiya Sadbhawna Samaj
Party
BVA Bahujan Vikas Aaghadi
BYS Bharatiya Yuva Shakti
CMM Chhattisgarh Mukti Morcha
CNSPJP Chota Nagpur Santhal
Parganas Janta Party
CP Cochin Party
CPI Communist Party of India
CPI(ML) Communist Party of India
(Marxist-Leninist)
CPI(ML)(L) Communist Party of India
(Marxist-Lenninist) (Liberation)
CPIM Communist Party of India
(Marxist-Leninist) Red Star
CPM Cummunist Party of India
(Marxist)
CSP Chhattisgarhi Samaj Party
CVP Champaran Vikas Party
CWL Common Weal Party
DBSM Democratic Bahujan Samaj
Morcha
DBSP Democratic Bharatiya Samaj
Party
DDP Doordarshi Party
DKP Deseeya Karshaka Party
DLP Barat Desam Labour Party
DMDK Desiya Murpokku Dravida
Kazhagam
DMK Dravida Munnetra Kazhagamq
DMM All India Dalit Muslim Minorities
Suraksha Mahasangh
DNC Deccan Congress (1989)
DNC Democratic National
Conference (1967)
DP Democratic Party
DPP Dalit Panthers Party
DTMK Dhiravida Thelgar Munnetra
Kalagam
EIT Eastern Indian Tribal Union
EKSP Eklavya Samaj Party
ES Ekta Shakti
EU Ephraim Union
FB Forward Block
FB(S) Forward Bloc (Socialist)
FBL All India Forward Block
FBL(MG) Forward Bloc (Marxist Group)
FBL(RG) Forward Bloc (Ruikar Group)
FBM Forward Bloc (Marxist)
FPM Federal Party of Manipur
GAVP Gujarat Adijati Vikash Paksh
GGP Gondvana Gantantra Party
GKC Gandhi Kamraj National
Congress
GL Gorkha League
GLP Gomant Lok Party
GMS Gondwana Mukti Sena
GNC Garo National Council
GNLF Gorkha National Liberation Front
GOL(BG) Akhil Bhartiya Gorkha League
(Budhiman Gurung)
POLITICAL PARTIES
GP Gantantra Parishad
GSS Gandhi Sebak Seva
GYVP Gujarat Yuva Vikas Party
HiPPa Hindusthan Praja Paksha
HJCBL Haryana Janhit Congress (Bl)
HJD Hul Jharkhand
HJKP Hul Jharkhand Party
HJP Hindustan Janta Party
HJP Hul Jharkhand Party (1991)
HLD(R) Haryana Lok Dal (Rastriya)
HLS Haryana Lok Samiti
HMS Akhil Bharatiya Hindu
Mahasabha
HPDP Hill State People's Democratic
Party
HPI Humnist Party of India
HPP Hill People Party
HSD Hindustani Shoshit Dal
HSPDP Hill State People's Democratic
Party
HSPP Hyderabad State Praja Party
HVC Himachal Vikash Congress
HVP Haryana Vikas Party
ICJ Indian Congress (J)
ICJ(TG) Indian Congress (J) Trikha Group
ICS Indian Congress (Socialist)
ICS(SCS) Indian Congress (Socialist -
Sarat Chandra Sinha)
IDPP Indian Democratic People's
Party
IFDP Indian Federal Democratic
Party
IGL All India Gorkha League
IJP Indian Justice Party
ILP All India Labour Party
IML Indian Union Muslim League
INC Indian National Congress
INC(I) Indian Natioanl Congress (I)
INC(U) Indian National Congress (U)
IND Independent
INL Indian National League
INLD Indian National Lok Dal
IPF Indian Peoples Front
IPFT Indigenousn People's Front of
Tripura
IPP Indian Peace Party
ISP Indian Socialist Party
ISSP Indian Savarn Samaj Party
IUC Indian Unity Centre
IUML Indian Union Muslim League
JAC Jana Congress
JAP Janta Party
JaSPa Jai Samaikyandhra Party
JBSP Jai Bharat Samanta Party
JD Janata Dal
JD(G) Janata Dal (Gujrat)
JD(S) Janata Dal (Secular)
JD(U) Janata Dal (United)
JDP Jharkhand Disom Party
JDR Janta Dal Rashtravadi
JF Akhil Bharatiya Gram Parishad
JGP Jago Party
JHJAM Jharkhand Janadikhar Manch
JHJM Jharkhand Jan Morcha
JHP Jai Hind Party
JHP Jharkhand Party (1952 & 1957)
JKAL Jammu and Kashmir Awami
League
JKANC Jammu & Kashmir Awami
National Conference
JKD Jana Kranti Dal (1967)
JKD Jharkhand Dal (1989)
JKD Jharkhand Party
JKMP Jawan Kisan Mazdoor Party
JKN Jammu & Kashmir National
Conference
JKNPP Jammu & Kashmir National
Panthers Party
JKP Jharkhand Party
JKP(N) Jharkhand Party (Noren)
JKPDP Jammu & Kashmir Peoples
Democratic Party
JKPP Jharkhand People's Party
JMBP Jai Maha Bharath Party
JMD All India Shiromani Baba Jivan
Singh Mazabhi Dal
JMM Jharkhand Mukti Morcha
JMM(M) Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (Mardi)
JMM(U) Jharkhand Mukti Morcha
(Ulgulan)
JNP Jan Parishad (1991)
JNP Janata Party
JNP (JP) Janata Pary (JP)
JNP(S) Janta Party (Secular)
JP Janata Party
JPC Jammu & Kashmir People
Conference
JPP Jammu & Kashmir Panthers Party
JPS Jan Parishad (1996)
JPS Janvadi Party(Socialist)
JS Jan Sangh
JSS Jan Surajya Shakti
JTP Jai Telengana Party
JUSP Justice Party
JVM Jharkhand Vikas Morcha
(Prajatantrik)
KAP Karunaadu Party
KCJ Kerala Congress (J)
KCM Kerala Congress (M)
KCP Karnataka Congress Party
KCP Kerala Congress (Pillai Group)
(1977)
KCVP Kannada Chalavali Vatal
Paksha
KEC Kerala Congress
KEC(M) Kerala Congress(M)
KGP Karnataka Gana Parishad
KJD Khasi-Jaintia Durbar
KJSP Kisan Janta Sanyukta Party
KKJHS Kranti Kari Jai Hind Sena
KKP Kamgar Kisan Paksha
KLP Krishikar Lok Party
KM Krantisena Maharashtra
KMM Kisan Mazdoor Mandal
KMP Uttar Pradesh Kisan Mazdoor
Party
KMPP Kisan Mazdoor Praja Party
KNA Kuki National Assembly
KNA Kuki National Association (1952)
KNDP Kannada Nadu Party
KNMK Kongu Nadu Munnetra
Kazhagam
KRRS Karnataka Rajya Ryota Sangha
KRS Karnataka Rajya Ryota Sangha
KS Kalinga Sena
KSM Krantikari Samajwadi Manch
KSP Kerala Socialist Party
KSVP Krantikari Samyavadi Party
KTVP Karnataka Vikash Party
KVSP Kosi Vikas Party
LB Lok Bharati
LBP Lok Bhalai Party
LD Lok Dal
LHP Lok Hit Party
LJNSP Lok Jan Shakti Party
LJP Lok Jan Shakti Party
LKD Lok Dal
LKD (B) Lok Dal (Bahuguna)
LKSGM Loksangram
LP(S) Labour Party (Secular)
LPI(V) Labour Party of India (V.V.
Prasad)
LPSP Lokpriya Samaj Party
LRP Lok Raj Party Himachal Pradesh
LS Lok Shakti
LSP Lok Satta Party
LSS Lok Sewak Sangh
LSWP Loktantrik Samajwadi Party
LTSD Loktantrik Samata Dal
MADMK M.G.R.Anna D.M.Kazhagam
MADP Moulik Adhikar Party
MAG Maharashtrawadi Gomantak
MAMAK Manithaneya Makkal Katchi
MANP Mana Party
MaSP Mahajana Socialist Party
MBT Majlis Bachao Tahreek
MCO Marxist Co-Ordination
M-COR Marxist (Co-Ordination)
MCPI Marxist Communist Party of
India (S.S. Srivastava)
MCPI(S) Marxist Communist Party of
India (S.S.Srivastava)
MD Mahan Dal
MDF Maraland Democratic Front
MDMK Marumalarchi Dravida
Munnetra Kazhagam
MDP Meghalaya Democratic Party
MHA Marx Engles Leninist Commune
Health Association
MIM Allindia Majlis-E Ithehad-Ul-
Mulimeen
MJP Mahagujarat Janta Party
ML Madras State Muslim League
Party (1952)
ML Muslim League
MLO Muslim League (Opposition)
MLP Minorities Labour Party
MMKA Makkal Manadu Katchi
MNF Mizo National Front
MNS Maharashtra Navnirman Sena

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