2014 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election

For Lok Sabha elections, see 2014 Indian general election in Maharashtra.

The 2014 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election was held on 15 October 2014 to elect all 288 members of the state's Legislative Assembly. After a 63.38% turnout in the election as hung verdict has occurred with Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Shivsena (SHS) emerged as largest and second largest parties.

2014 Maharashtra Assembly election

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All 288 seats to the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly 145 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout	63.38% (3.70%)
Majority party Minority party Third party   Leader Devendra Fadnavis[1] Uddhav Thackeray Prithviraj Chavan[2] Party BJP SHS INC Alliance NDA NDA UPA Leader's seat Nagpur South West[3] Did Not Contest Karad South[4] Last election 46 seats 44 seats 82 seats Seats won 122 63 42 Seat change 76 19 40 Popular vote 1,47,09,276 1,02,35,970 94,96,095 Percentage 27.81% 19.35% 17.95% Swing 13.79 pp 3.09 pp 3.06 pp   Fourth party   Leader Ajit Pawar[5] Party NCP Alliance UPA Leader's seat Baramati[6] Last election 62 seats Seats won 41 Seat change 21 Popular vote 91,22,285 Percentage 17.24% Swing 0.87 pp
All Party Results Seats Won by the Bharatiya Janata Party Seats won by the Shiv Sena Seats won by the INC Seats won by the NCP Results of 2014 Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha Elections
Structure of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly after the election
Chief Minister before election Prithviraj Chavan INC Elected Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis[1] BJP

Timeline

The term of the Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra was due to expire on 8 November 2014. By virtue of its powers, duties and functions under Article 324 read with Article 172(1) of the Constitution of India and Section 15 of Representation of the People Act, 1951, the Election Commission of India is required to hold elections to constitute the new Legislative Assembly in the State of Maharashtra during a window of time which is: between six months before and six months after the date of expiry. Elections are almost invariably held before the expiry of the term, rather than afterwards.

The Model Code of Conduct comes into effect the day that the election commission announces the schedule of elections. This happened on 12 September 2014. The required Gazette Notification was issued on 20 September 2014. The legislative assembly election was held on 15 October 2014, in a single phase, to select the 288 members of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly in India. The result was announced on 19 October,^[7] with the BJP getting a plurality. The term of the current 13th Legislative Assembly is to end on November 9, 2019, as the first meeting of the new house was held on November 10, 2014.

Background

After the landslide victory of BJP in 2014 Indian general election under the leadership of Narendra Modi, BJP won majority seats in the state and formed government with Shivsena by reviving there grand old alliance. Congress-NCP alliance was not able to attain majority due to decreasing popularity of UPA government.

Alliances

Following the NCP-INC alliance's performance in the 2014 Indian general election, the NCP demanded 144 seats to contest and a rotation of the Chief Minister's post between parties. Both parties held negotiations but failed to reach a conclusion. The INC declared its list of candidates for 118 seats on 25 September without consulting the NCP. Thus, the NCP unilaterally severed its 15-year-old alliance with the INC. The INC later reached out to the Samajwadi Party (SP) to form an alliance.^[8][9]

The Shiv Sena and Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) were alliance partners for 25-years - including several smaller parties, such as Republican Party of India (Athavale), Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatna, Rashtriya Samaj Paksha,^{[citation needed]} were also a part. After the general election, the BJP demanded additional seats to contest; initially they requested 144 seats but later reduced their demand to 130 seats. The Shiv Sena offered 119 seats to the BJP and 18 seats to four other allies, keeping 151 to contest itself. After several rounds of negotiations, the parties did not reach a conclusion. Thus the Shiv Sena - BJP alliance ended on the 25 September as well after 25 years of togetherness.^[9][10]

Parties

• National Democratic Alliance
  • Bharatiya Janata Party
  • Republican Party of India (Athavale)
  • Swabhimani Paksha
  • Rashtriya Samaj Paksha
  • Shiv Sangram
• Shiv Sena
• Indian National Congress
• Nationalist Congress Party
• Maharashtra Navnirman Sena
• Peasants and Workers Party of India
• Bahujan Vikas Aaghadi
• Samajwadi Party
• Bahujan Mukti Party
• Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh
• Bahujan Samaj Party
• All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen
• Communist Party of India (Marxist)
• Jan Surajya Shakti (JSSP)
• Republican Sena

Campaign

Indian National Congress

The incumbent Indian National Congress started its campaign on 1 September at Hutatma Chowk, Mumbai. Prithviraj Chavan, the incumbent Chief Minister led the campaign with Narayan Rane heading the Campaign Committee. The party's advertising campaign began on 20 September.^[11][12]

Nationalist Congress Party

The Nationalist Congress Party began its campaign in Kolhapur on 16 September with national party President Sharad Pawar, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, Maharashtra party President Sunil Tatkare and MP from Kolhapur Dhananjay Mahadik attending the rally.^[13]

Bharatiya Janata Party

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke in South Mumbai's Mahalaxmi Racecourse after his return from the U.S. for the sixty-ninth session of the United Nations General Assembly.

Shiv Sena

Shiv Sena started its campaign at Mahalaxmi Racecourse in Mumbai on 27 September, where party leader Uddhav Thackeray addressed its supporters.^[14]

Election

A total of 3255 candidates contested the election.voter turnout was 64%.^[15] Voter-verified paper audit trail (VVPAT) along with EVMs was used in 13 constituencies:^[16] Wardha, Amravati (2 pockets),^[17] Yavatmal, Chandrapur, Nashik (3 pockets), Aurangabad (3 pockets) and Ahmednagar (2 pockets).^{[18][19][20][21][22][23][16][24]}

List of Political Parties participated in 2014 Maharashtra Assembly Elections.

Party		Abbreviation
National Parties
	Bharatiya Janata Party	BJP
	Indian National Congress	INC
	Nationalist Congress Party	NCP
	Communist Party of India (Marxist)	CPM
	Communist Party of India	CPI
	Bahujan Samaj Party	BSP
State Parties
	Shiv Sena	SHS
	Maharashtra Navnirman Sena	MNS
	Indian Union Muslim League	IUML
	All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen	AIMIM
	Janata Dal (United)	JD(U)
	Janata Dal (Secular)	JD(S)
	Rashtriya Lok Dal	RLD
	Samajwadi Party	SP
	All India Forward Bloc	AIFB
Registered (Unrecognised) Parties
	Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha	HMS
	Akhil Bharatiya Jana Sangh	ABJS
	Swatantra Bharat Paksha	STBP
	Akhil Bharatiya Sena	ABHS
	Hindustan Janata Party	HJP
	Rashtravadi Janata Party	RVNP
	Swabhimani Paksha	SWP
	Socialist Party (India)	SP(I)
	Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist)	SUCI(C)
	Peasants and Workers Party	PWP
	Bolshevik Party of India	BPI
	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation	CPI(ML)(L)
	Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Red Star	CPI(ML)(RS)
	Republican Party of India	RPI
	Republican Party of India (Khobragade)	RPI(K)
	Republican Party of India (Athawale)	RPI(A)
	Republican Party of India (Kamble)	RPI(KM)
	Republican Sena	RPSN
	Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh	BBM
	Bahujan Republican Ekta Manch	BREM
	Ambedkarite Party of India	APoI
	Bahujan Samaj Party (Ambedkar)	BSP(A)
	Bahujan Mukti Party	BMUP
	Rashtriya Bahujan Congress Party	RBCP
	Rashtriya Aam Party	RAaP
	Bahujan Vikas Aaghadi	BVA
	Jan Surajya Shakti	JSS
	Rashtriya Samaj Paksha	RSPS
	Bharatiya Minorities Suraksha Mahasangh	BMSM
	Democratic Secular Party	DESEP
	Peace Party	PECP
	Welfare Party of India	WPOI
	Majlis Bachao Tahreek	MBT
	Rashtriya Ulama Council	RUC
	National Loktantrik Party	NLP
	Gondwana Ganatantra Party	GGP
	Hindusthan Nirman Dal	HND
	Awami Vikas Party	AwVP
	Kranti Kari Jai Hind Sena	KKJHS
	All India Krantikari Congress	AIKC
	Prabuddha Republican Party	PRCP
	Ambedkar National Congress	ANC
	Proutist Bloc India	PBI
	Rashtriya Krantikari Samajwadi Party	RKSP
	Akhil Bhartiya Manavata Paksha	ABMP
	Lok Bharati	LB
	Minorities Democratic Party	MNDP
	Republican Paksha (Khoripa)	RP(K)
	Republican Party of India (Ektawadi)	RPI(E)
	Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Party	SVPP
	Akhila Bharatiya Rytha Party	AKBRP
	Ambedkarist Republican Party	ARP
	Bhartiya Dalit Congress	BDC
	Bharatiya Congress Paksha	BhCP
	Bhartiya Navjawan Sena (Paksha)	BNS
	Chhattisgarh Swabhiman Manch	CSM
	Gareeb Aadmi Party	GaAP
	Hindu Ekta Andolan Party	HEAP
	Hindusthan Praja Paksha	HiPPa
	Jai Janseva Party	JJP
	Lokshasan Andolan Party	LAP
	The Lok Party of India	LPI
	Manav Adhikar Raksha Party	MARP
	Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi	MVA
	National Black Panther Party	NBPP
	Navbahujan Samajparivartan Party	NSamP
	Panthers Republican Party	PREP
	Republican Bahujan Sena	RBS
	Rashtriya Balmiki Sena Paksha	RBSP
	Rashtriya Kisan Congress Party	RKCGP
	Rashtriya Samajwadi Party (Secular)	RSP(S)
	Secular Alliance of India	SAOI
	Sanman Rajkiya Paksha	SaRaPa
	Swarajya Nirman Sena	SNS
	Sanatan Sanskriti Raksha Dal	SSRD

Surveys and polls

Exit polls

Publish Date	Source	Polling Organisation
			BJP+	Shivsena	INC	NCP	MNS	Others
15 October 2014	[25]	News 24 – Chanakya	151 ± 9	71 ± 9	27 ± 5	28 ± 5	11 ± 5
	[26]	Times Now	129	56	43	36	12	12
	[26]	ABP News – Nielsen	127	77	40	34	5	5
	[26]	India TV – CVoter	124-134	51-61	38-48	31-41	9-15	9-15

Results

122	63	42	41	7
BJP	SHS	INC	NCP	OTH

Detailed Results

Party		Leader	MLAs				Votes
					Of total			Of total
Bharatiya Janata Party		Devendra Fadnavis	122	76	260	122 / 288 (42%)	1,47,09,276	27.81%
Shiv Sena		Uddhav Thackeray	63	19	282	63 / 288 (22%)	1,02,35,970	19.35%
Indian National Congress		Prithviraj Chavan	42	40	287	42 / 288 (15%)	94,96,095	17.95%
Nationalist Congress Party		Ajit Pawar	41	21	278	41 / 288 (14%)	91,22,285	17.24%
Peasants and Workers Party of India		Ganpatrao Deshmukh	3	1	51	3 / 288 (1%)	5,33,309	1.01%
Bahujan Vikas Aaghadi		Hitendra Thakur	2	1	36	3 / 288 (1%)	3,29,457	0.62%
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM)		Imtiyaz Jaleel	2	2	24	2 / 288 (0.7%)	4,89,614	0.93%
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena		Raj Thackeray	1	12	219	1 / 288 (0.3%)	16,65,033	3.15%
Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh		Prakash Ambedkar	1		70	1 / 288 (0.3%)	4,72,925	0.89%
Rashtriya Samaj Paksha		Mahadev Jankar	1		6	1 / 288 (0.3%)	2,56,662	0.49%
Communist Party of India (Marxist)		Rajaram Ozare	1		20	1 / 288 (0.3%)	2,07,933	0.39%
Samajwadi Party		Abu Azmi	1	3	22	1 / 288 (0.3%)	92,304	0.17%
Independents		-	7		1699	7 / 288 (2%)	24,93,152	4.71%
			288				5,29,01,326	63.08%

Bharatiya Janata Party	Shiv Sena	Indian National Congress	Nationalist Congress Party
National Democratic Alliance		United Progressive Alliance
Devendra Fadnavis	Uddhav Thackeray	Prithviraj Chavan	Ajit Pawar
27.81%	19.35%	17.95%	17.24%
122(27.81%)	63(19.35%)	42(17.95%)	41(17.24%)
122 / 288 76	63 / 288 18	42 / 288 40	41 / 288 21

Region-wise break up

Region	Total seats									Others
		Bharatiya Janata Party		Shiv Sena		Indian National Congress		Nationalist Congress Party
		Seats Won		Seats Won		Seats Won		Seats Won
Western Maharashtra	70	24	13	13	04	10	04	19	06	4
Vidarbha	62	44	26	4	04	10	14	1	04	3
Marathwada	46	15	13	11	06	9	09	8	04	3
Thane+Konkan	39	10	04	14	06	1	01	8		6
Mumbai	36	15	10	14	06	5	12	0	03	2
North Maharashtra	35	14	10	7		7		5	04	2
Total[27]	288	122	76	63	18	42	40	41	21	20

Votes polled by winning candidates

Region									Others
	Bharatiya Janata Party		Shiv Sena		Indian National Congress		Nationalist Congress Party
	Vote Share %		Vote Share %		Vote Share %		Vote Share %		Vote Share %
Western Maharashtra	34.8%	19.8%	17.6%	0.9%	10.6%	13.3	31.9%	12.4	4.93%
Vidarbha	72.5%	38.2%	7.1%	7.6%	14.9%	28.6	2.1%	5.7	3.3%
Marathwada	41.1%	32.1%	20.4%	9.7%	20.6%	26.4	11.7%	21.4	6.02%
Thane+Konkan	27.4%	14.5%	32.5%	3.9%	2.91%	9.71	19.7%	18.1	17.6%
Mumbai	51.3%	34.8%	33.6%	20.1%	11.8%	48.8	00.00%	9.2	3.1%
North Maharashtra	42.7%	20.8%	19.6%	5.9%	19.1%	1.7	13.6%	29.8	4.9%
Avg.Vote Share[27]	44.97%	26.7%	21.80%	4.18%	13.32%	21.36	13.17%	16.10	39.85%

City Wise Results

City Name	Seats	BJP		SHS		INC		NCP		Oth
Mumbai	35	15	10	14	10	5	12	0	3	1	6
Pune	8	8	6	0	2	0	02	0	1	0
Nagpur	6	6	2	0		0	02	0		0
Thane	5	2	2	2	1	00		1	01	0
Pimpri-Chinchwad	6	2	01	2	01	01		0	01	1	1
Nashik	8	3	3	3		01	01	1	01	0
Kalyan-Dombivli	6	3	01	01		00		1		1	1
Vasai-Virar City MC	2	00		0		00		0		2
Aurangabad	3	01	01	1	1	00	01	00		1	1
Navi Mumbai	2	1	1	0		0		01	01	00
Solapur	3	2	1	0		02		00		0
Mira-Bhayandar	1	1	1	00		00		00	1	0
Bhiwandi-Nizampur MC	3	1	1	1		0		01	1	0	2
Jalgaon City	5	2	1	1	1	0		01		1
Amravati	1	1	1	00		0	1	00		00
Nanded	3	0		01	01	2	1	00		00
Kolhapur	6	00		3	1	0	1	2		1	01
Ulhasnagar	1	00	01	0		0		1	01	00
Sangli-Miraj-Kupwad	2	2		00		0		00		00
Malegaon	2	00		01		1	01	00		00
Akola	2	2	01	0		00		00		00
Latur	1	00		00		1		00		00
Dhule	01	1	01	00		0	01	00		00
Ahmednagar	1	00		00	01	00		01	01	00
Chandrapur	3	03		00		00		00		00
Parbhani	3	00		1	01	00		1	1	01
Ichalkaranji	4	01		2	01	00	01	00		00	01
Jalna	03	01	01	1	1	00	01	01		00	01
Ambarnath	02	00		01		00		01		00
Bhusawal	02	2	2	00		00		00	1	00	01
Panvel	02	1	01	00		00	01	01		00
Beed	05	4	03	00		00		01	4	00
Gondia	02	01		00		01		00		00
Satara	07	00		01	01	02	01	04		00
Solapur	03	02	01	00		01	01	00		00
Barshi	1	00		00		00		01	01	00	01
Yavatmal	3	2	02	01		00	02	00		00
Achalpur	1	00		00		00		00		01
Osmanabad	3	00		01	01	01		01	01	00
Nandurbar	4	2	02	00		02		00	01	00	01
Wardha	1	1	01	00		00		00		00	01
Udgir	1	01		00		00		00		00
Hinganghat	1	01	01	00	01	00		00		00
Total	109	50	31	30	9	12	28	9	5	8	7

Type	Seats	BJP		SHS		INC		NCP		OTH
GEN	235	97	61	51	18	35	29	34	18	18
SC	28	14	8	9		2	4	03	03	03
ST	25	11	7	3	1	05	07	04		02
Total	288	122	76	63	19	42	40	41	21	23

Alliance	Party			Western Maharashtra		Vidarbha		Marathwada		Thane+Konkan		Mumbai		North Maharashtra
National Democratic Alliance			Bharatiya Janata Party	24 / 70 (34%)	15	44 / 62 (71%)	23	15 / 46 (33%)	9	10 / 39 (26%)	6	15 / 36 (42%)	10	14 / 35 (40%)	13
			Shiv Sena	13 / 70 (19%)	3	4 / 62 (6%)		11 / 46 (24%)	8	14 / 39 (36%)	01	14 / 36 (39%)	3	7 / 35 (20%)	5
United Progressive Alliance			Indian National Congress	10 / 70 (14%)	5	10 / 62 (16%)	02	9 / 46 (20%)	08	1 / 39 (3%)	04	5 / 36 (14%)	01	7 / 35 (20%)	20
			Nationalist Congress Party	19 / 70 (27%)	6	1 / 62 (2%)	11	8 / 46 (17%)	5	8 / 39 (21%)	2	0 / 36 (0%)	03	5 / 35 (14%)	1
Others			Others	4 / 70 (6%)	7	3 / 70 (4%)	11	3 / 46 (7%)	4	6 / 39 (15%)	3	2 / 36 (6%)	9	2 / 35 (6%)	1

Vidhan Sabha Results

  Bharatiya Janata Party (27.81%)

  Shiv Sena (19.35%)

  Indian National Congress (17.95%)

  Nationalist Congress Party (17.24%)

  Others/Independents (17.65%)

Alliance-wise Results

Region	Total Seats	National Democratic Alliance		United Progressive Alliance		Others
Western Maharashtra	70	17	37 / 70 (53%)	10	29 / 70 (41%)	7	4 / 70 (6%)
Vidarbha	62	22	48 / 62 (77%)	18	11 / 62 (18%)	11	3 / 70 (4%)
Marathwada	46	19	26 / 46 (57%)	13	17 / 46 (37%)	4	3 / 46 (7%)
Thane +Konkan	39	10	24 / 39 (62%)	01	9 / 39 (23%)	3	6 / 39 (15%)
Mumbai	36	16	29 / 36 (81%)	15	5 / 36 (14%)	9	2 / 36 (6%)
North Maharashtra	35	10	21 / 35 (60%)	04	12 / 35 (34%)	1	2 / 35 (6%)
Total		94	185 / 288 (64%)	61	83 / 288 (29%)	13	20 / 288 (7%)

Seat Metrics

Party	Seats Before	Retained	Gained	Lost	Seats Won
BJP	46	40	82	06	122
Shiv Sena	45	21	41	23	63
INC	82	31	11	51	42
NCP	62	27	14	35	41

Division-wise results

Division Name	Seats	BJP		SHS		INC		NCP		Others
Amravati division	30	18	13	03	2	5	07	01	02	3
Aurangabad division	46	15	13	11	4	9	9	08	3	03
Konkan division	75	25	16	28	15	6	13	08	3	08
Nagpur division	32	26	13	1	2	5	7	00	02	00
Nashik division	47	19	14	8		10	3	08	05	02
Pune division	58	19	10	12	6	07	04	16	05	04
Total Seats	288	122	76	63	18	42	40	41	21	20

District-wise results

Name of Division	District	Seats	BJP			Shiv Sena			INC			NCP			Others
			Votes	Seats Won		Votes	Seats Won		Votes	Seats Won		Votes	Seats Won
Amravati Division	Akola	5	2,44,924	4	2	-	0	1	-	0		-	0		1
	Amravati	8	2,76,870	4	4	-	0	1	1,29,687	2	2	-	0		2
	Buldhana	7	1,35,707	3	1	1,44,559	2		1,08,566	2		-	0	1	0
	Yavatmal	7	3,76,648	5	5	1,21,216	1		-	0	5	94,152	1		0
	Washim	3	92,947	2	1	-	0		70,939	1		-	0	1	0
Total Seats		30	11,27,096	18	13	2,65,775	3	2	3,09,192	5	7	94,152	1	2	3
Aurangabad Division	Aurangabad	9	1,93,305	3	3	190815	3	1	96,038	1	2	53,114	1		1
	Beed	6	5,73,534	5	4	-	0		-	0		77,134	1	4	0
	Jalna	5	1,90,094	3	3	45,078	1		-	0	1	98,030	1	1	0
	Osmanabad	4	-	0		65,178	1	1	70,701	1		1,67,017	2	1	0
	Nanded	9	1,18,781	1	1	2,83,643	4	4	2,12,157	3	3	60,127	1	1	0
	Latur	6	1,43,503	2	1	-	0		2,20,553	3	1	-	0		1
	Parbhani	4	-	0		71,584	1	1	-	0	4	1,65,327	2	2	1
	Hingoli	3	97,045	1	1	63,851	1	1	67,104	1	1	-	0		0
Total Seats		46	13,16,262	15	13	7,20,149	11	4	6,66,553	9	9	6,20,749	8	3	3
Konkan Division	Mumbai City	10	1,91,295	3	2	1,79,378	3	3	1,25,446	3	3	-	0	1	1
	Mumbai Suburban	26	9,16,127	12	8	5,46,689	11	7	1,29,715	2	9	-	0	2	1
	Thane	18	4,83,954	7	3	3,90,620	6	1	0	0	1	2,63,550	4	2	1
	Palghar	6	85,050	2	2	46,142	1	1	0	0	1	-	0		3
	Raigad	7	1,25,142	1	1	1,50,539	2	1	0	0	1	1,18,051	2		2
	Ratnagiri	5	-	0		2,45,837	3		0	0	1	1,25,432	2	2	0
	Sindhudurg	3	-	0		1,41,484	2	2	74,715	1		-	0		0
Total Seats		75	18,01,568	25	16	17,00,689	28	15	3,29,876	6	13	5,07,033	8	3	8
Nagpur Division	Bhandara	3	2,38,262	3	1	-	-	1	-	0	1	-	0	1	0
	Chandrapur	6	3,38,801	4	1	53,877	1	1	70,373	1	5	-	0		0
	Gadchiroli	3	1,87,016	3	3	-	-		-	0	2	-	0		0
	Gondia	4	1,81,151	3	1	-	-		62,701	1	1	-	0		0
	Nagpur	12	9,70,186	11	4	-	-	1	84,630	1	2	-	0	1	0
	Wardha	4	1,36,172	2	1	-	-	1	1,38,419	2	2	-	0		0
Total Seats		32	20,51,588	26	13	53,877	1	2	3,56,123	5	7	0	0	2	0
Nashik Division	Dhule	5	1,50,574	2	1	2,91,968	0	1	0	3	1	0	0		0
	Jalgaon	11	6,02,017	6	4	2,25,716	3	1	0	0		55,656	1	4	1
	Nandurbar	4	1,59,884	2	2	0	0		1,58,206	2		0	0	1	0
	Nashik	15	2,62,924	4	3	3,14,061	4		1,24,454	2	1	3,18,768	4	1	1
	Ahmednagar	12	4,94,530	5	3	73,263	1	2	2,82,141	3		2,16,355	3	1	0
Total Seats		47	16,69,929	19	14	9,05,008	8		5,64,801	10	3	5,90,779	8	5	2
Pune Division	Kolhapur	10	1,99,703	2	1	5,44,817	6	3	0	0	2	175,225	2	1	0
	Pune	21	9,54,022	11	8	2,36,642	3		78,602	1	3	379,223	3	4	3
	Sangli	8	3,32,540	4	4	72,849	1	1	1,12,523	1	1	221,355	2		0
	Satara	8	0	0		1,04,419	1	1	1,52,539	2	1	465,629	5		0
	Solapur	11	1,56,954	2		60,674	1	1	2,36,103	3	1	334,757	4		1
Total Seats		58	1,643,219	19	10	1,019,401	12	6	579,767	7	4	1,576,189	16	5	4
		288	96,08,662	122	76	46,64,899	63	18	2,806,312	42	40	3,388,902	41	21	20

Results by constituency

Results

Assembly Constituency		Winner				Runner Up				Margin
#	Name	Candidate	Party		Votes	Candidate	Party		Votes
	Nandurbar District
1	Akkalkuwa	K. C. Padavi		INC	64410	Paradake Vijaysing Rupsing		NCP	48635	15775
2	Shahada	Udesingh Kocharu Padvi		BJP	58556	Padmakar Vijaysing Valvi		INC	57837	719
3	Nandurbar	Vijaykumar Gavit		BJP	101328	Kunal Vasave		INC	74210	27118
4	Navapur	Surupsingh Hirya Naik		INC	93796	Sharad Gavit		NCP	71979	21817
Dhule District
5	Sakri	Dhanaji Ahire		INC	74760	Manjula Gavit		BJP	71437	3323
6	Dhule Rural	Kunal Patil		INC	119,094	Manohar Bhadane		BJP	73012	46082
7	Dhule City	Anil Gote		BJP	57780	Rajwardhan Kadambande		NCP	44852	12928
8	Sindkheda	Jaykumar Rawal		BJP	92794	Sandeep Bedse		NCP	50636	42158
9	Shirpur	Kashiram Pawara		INC	98114	Jitendra Thakur		BJP	72913	25201
Jalgaon District
10	Chopda	Chandrakant Sonawane		SS	54176	Madhuri Patil		NCP	42241	11935
11	Raver	Haribhau Jawale		BJP	65962	Shirish Chaudhari		INC	55962	10000
12	Bhusawal	Sanjay Sawakare		BJP	87818	Rajesh Zalte		NCP	53181	34637
13	Jalgaon City	Suresh Bhole		BJP	88363	Suresh Jain		SS	46049	42314
14	Jalgaon Rural	Gulabrao Patil		SS	84020	Gulabrao Deokar		NCP	52653	31367
15	Amalner	Shirish Hiralal Chaudhari		Ind	68149	Anil Patil		BJP	46910	21239
16	Erandol	Satish Patil		NCP	55656	Chimanrao Patil		SS	53673	1983
17	Chalisgaon	Unmesh Patil		BJP	94754	Rajivdada Deshmukh		NCP	72374	22380
18	Pachora	Kishor Patil		SS	87520	Dilip Wagh		NCP	59117	28403
19	Jamner	Girish Mahajan		BJP	103498	Digambar Patil		NCP	67730	35768
20	Muktainagar	Eknath Khadse		BJP	85657	Chandrakant Nimba Patil		SS	75949	9708
Buldhana District
21	Malkapur	Chainsukh Sancheti		BJP	75965	Arvind Kolte		INC	49019	26946
22	Buldhana	Harshwardhan Sapkal		INC	46,985	Sanjay Gaikwad		MNS	35324	11661
23	Chikhli	Rahul Bondre		INC	61581	Suresh Khabutare		BJP	47520	14061
24	Sindkhed Raja	Shashikant Khedekar		SS	64203	Ganesh Mante		BJP	45349	18854
25	Mehkar	Sanjay Raimulkar		SS	80356	Laxmanrao Ghumare		INC	44421	35935
26	Khamgaon	Akash Fundkar		BJP	71819	Dilipkumar Sananda		INC	64758	7061
27	Jalgaon (Jamod)	Sanjay Kute		BJP	63888	Prasenjit Tayade		BBM	59193	4695
Akola District
28	Akot	Prakash Bharsakale		BJP	70086	Mahesh Gangane		INC	38675	31411
29	Balapur	Baliram Sirskar		BBM	41426	Khatib Syed Natiquiddin		INC	34487	6939
30	Akola West	Govardhan Sharma		BJP	66934	Vijay Deshmukh		NCP	26981	39953
31	Akola East	Randhir Savarkar		BJP	53678	Haridas Bhade		BBM	51238	2440
32	Murtizapur	Harish Pimple		BJP	54,226	Rahul Dongare		BBM	41338	12888
Washim District
33	Risod	Amit Zanak		INC	70,939	Vijay Jadhav		BJP	54131	16808
34	Washim	Lakhan Malik		BJP	48,196	Shashikant Pendharkar		SS	43803	4393
35	Karanja	Rajendra Patni		BJP	44,751	Yusuf Shafi Punjani		BBM	40604	4147
Amravati District
36	Dhamamgaon Railway	Virendra Jagtap		INC	70,879	Arun Adsad		BJP	69905	974
37	Badnera	Ravi Rana		Ind	46,827	Band Sanjay		SS	39408	7419
38	Amravati	Sunil Deshmukh		BJP	84,033	Raosaheb Shekhawat		INC	48961	35072
39	Teosa	Yashomati Thakur		INC	58,808	Nivedita Chaudhari		BJP	38367	20441
40	Daryapur	Ramesh Bundile		BJP	64224	Balwant Wankhade		RPI	44642	19582
41	Melghat	Prabhudas Bhilawekar		BJP	57002	Rajkumar Patel		NCP	55023	1979
42	Achalpur	Bacchu Kadu		Ind	59234	Ashok Bansod		BJP	49064	10170
43	Morshi	Anil Bonde		BJP	71611	Harshavardhan Deshmukh		NCP	31449	40162
Wardha District
44	Arvi	Amar Kale		INC	75886	Dadarao Keche		BJP	72743	3143
45	Deoli	Ranjit Kamble		INC	62533	Suresh Wagmare		BJP	61590	943
46	Hinganghat	Samir Kunawar		BJP	90275	Pralay Telang		BSP	25100	65175
47	Wardha	Pankaj Bhoyar		BJP	45897	Shekhar Shende		INC	37347	8550
Nagpur District
48	Katol	Ashish Deshmukh		BJP	70344	Anil Deshmukh		NCP	64787	5557
49	Savner	Sunil Kedar		INC	84630	Vinod Jivtode		SS	75421	9209
50	Hingna	Sameer Meghe		BJP	84139	Rameshchandra Bang		NCP	60981	23158
51	Umred	Sudhir Parwe		BJP	92399	Rukshadas Bansod		BSP	34077	58322
52	Nagpur South West	Devendra Fadnavis		BJP	113918	Praful Gudade		INC	54976	58942
53	Nagpur South	Sudhakar Kohale		BJP	81224	Satish Chaturvedi		INC	38010	43214
54	Nagpur East	Krishna Khopde		BJP	99136	Abhijit Wanjarri		INC	50522	48614
55	Nagpur Central	Vikas Kumbhare		BJP	87523	Anees Ahmed		INC	49452	38071
56	Nagpur West	Sudhakar Deshmukh		BJP	86500	Vikas Thakre		INC	60098	26402
57	Nagpur North	Milind Mane		BJP	68905	Kishore Gajbhiye		BSP	55187	13718
58	Kamthi	Chandrashekhar Bawankule		BJP	126755	Rajendra Mulak		INC	86753	40002
59	Ramtek	Dwaram Mallikarjun Reddy		BJP	59343	Ashish Jaiswal		SS	47262	12081
Bhandara District
60	Tumsar	Charan Waghmare		BJP	73952	Madhukar Kukde		NCP	45273	28679
61	Bhandara	Ramchandra Avsare		BJP	83408	Dewangana Gadhave		BSP	46576	36832
62	Sakoli	Rajesh Kashiwar		BJP	80902	Sevakbhau Nirdhan Waghaye		INC	55413	25489
Gondiya District
63	Arjuni Morgaon	Rajkumar Badole		BJP	64401	Rajesh Mulchand		INC	34106	30295
64	Tirora	Vijay Rahangdale		BJP	54160	Dilip Bansod		Ind	41062	13098
65	Gondiya	Gopaldas Agrawal		INC	62701	Vinod Agrawal		BJP	51943	10758
66	Amgaon	Sanjay Puram		BJP	62590	Ramrtanbapu Raut		INC	44295	18295
Gadchiroli District
67	Armori	Krishna Gajbe		BJP	60413	Anandrao Gedam		INC	47680	12733
68	Gadchiroli	Deorao Holi		BJP	70185	Bhagyashri Atram		NCP	18280	51905
69	Aheri	Ambrishrao Satyavanrao Atram		BJP	56418	Dharmaraobaba Atram		NCP	36560	19858
Chandrapur District
70	Rajura	Sanjay Dhote		BJP	66223	Subhash Dhote		INC	63945	2278
71	Chandrapur	Nanaji Shamkule		BJP	81483	Kishore Jorgewar		SS	50711	30772
72	Ballarpur	Sudhir Mungantiwar		BJP	103718	Ghanshyam Mulchandani		INC	60118	43600
73	Brahmapuri	Vijay Wadettiwar		INC	70373	Atul Deshkar		BJP	56763	13610
74	Chimur	Bunty Bhangdiya		BJP	87377	Avinash Warjukar		INC	62222	25155
75	Warora	Suresh Dhanorkar		SS	53877	Sanjay Deotale		BJP	51873	2004
Yavatmal District
76	Wani	Sanjivreddi Bodkurwar		BJP	45178	Vishvas Nandekar		SS	39572	5606
77	Ralegaon	Ashok Uike		BJP	100618	Vasant Purake		INC	61868	38750
78	Yavatmal	Madan Yerawar		BJP	53671	Santosh Dhawale		SS	52444	1227
79	Digras	Sanjay Rathod		SS	121216	Vasant Ghuikhedkar		NCP	41352	79864
80	Arni	Raju Todsam		BJP	86991	Shivajirao Moghe		INC	66270	20721
81	Pusad	Manohar Naik		NCP	94152	Prakash Devasarkar		SS	28793	65359
82	Umarkhed	Rajendra Najardhane		BJP	90190	Vijayrao Khadse		INC	41614	48576
Nanded District
83	Kinwat	Pradeep Jadhav		NCP	60127	Bhimrao Keram		Ind	55152	4975
84	Hadgaon	Nagesh Patil		SS	78,520	Jawalgaonkar Madhavrao Patil		INC	65079	13441
85	Bhokar	Ameeta Chavan		INC	100,781	Madhavrao Kinhalkar		BJP	53224	47557
86	Nanded North	D. P. Sawant		INC	40356	Sudhakar Pandhare		BJP	32754	7602
87	Nanded South	Hemant Patil		SS	45,836	Deelip Kandkurte		BJP	42629	3207
88	Loha	Prataprao Chikhalikar		SS	92435	Mukteshwar Dhondge		BJP	46949	45486
89	Naigaon	Vasantrao Chavan		INC	71020	Rajesh Pawar		BJP	60595	10425
90	Deglur	Subhash Sabne		SS	66852	Raosaheb Antapurkar		INC	58204	8648
91	Mukhed	Govind Rathod		BJP	118781	Hanmanthrao Patil		INC	45490	73291
Hingoli District
92	Basmath	Jaiprakash Mundada		SS	63851	Jayprakash Dandegaonkar		NCP	58295	5556
93	Kalamnuri	Santosh Tarfe		INC	67104	Gajana Ghuge		SS	55568	10536
94	Hingoli	Tanaji Mutkule		BJP	97045	Bhaurao Patil		INC	40599	56446
Parbhani District
95	Jintur	Vijay Bhamale		NCP	106912	Ramprasad Kadam		INC	79554	27358
96	Parbhani	Rahul Patil		SS	71584	Syad Khalad Syad Sahebjan		AIMIM	45058	26526
97	Gangakhed	Madhusudan Kendre		NCP	58415	Ratnakar Gutte		RSP	56126	2289
98	Pathri	Mohan Fad		Ind	69081	Suresh Warpudkar		INC	55632	13449
Jalna District
99	Partur	Babanrao Lonikar		BJP	46937	Sureshkumar Jethaliya		INC	42577	4360
100	Ghansawangi	Rajesh Tope		NCP	98030	Vilasrao Kharat		BJP	54554	43476
101	Jalna	Arjun Khotkar		SS	45,078	Kailas Gorantyal		INC	44782	296
102	Badnapur	Narayan Kuche		BJP	73560	Roopkumar Bablu Nehrulal		NCP	50065	23495
103	Bhokardan	Santosh Danve		BJP	69597	Chandrakant Danve		NCP	62847	6750
Aurangabad District
104	Sillod	Abdul Sattar		INC	96038	Suresh Bankar		BJP	82117	13921
105	Kannad	Harshvardhan Jadhav		SS	62542	Udaysingh Rajput		NCP	60981	1561
106	Phulambri	Haribhau Bagade		BJP	73294	Kalyan Kale		INC	69683	3611
107	Aurangabad Central	Imtiyaz Jaleel		AIMIM	61843	Pradeep Jaiswal		SS	41861	19982
108	Aurangabad West	Sanjay Shirsat		SS	61282	Madhukar Sawant		BJP	54355	6927
109	Aurangabad East	Atul Save		BJP	64528	Abdul Gaffar Quadri		AIMIM	60268	4260
110	Paithan	Sandipanrao Bhumre		SS	66991	Sanjay Waghchaure		NCP	41952	25039
111	Gangapur	Prashant Bamb		BJP	55483	Ambadas Danve		SS	38205	17278
112	Vaijapur	Bhausaheb Patil Chikatgaonkar		NCP	53114	Rangnath Wani		SS	48405	4709
Nashik District
113	Nandgaon	Pankaj Bhujbal		NCP	69263	Suhas Kande		SS	50827	18436
114	Malegaon Central	Shaikh Aasif Shaikh Rashid		INC	75326	Mohammed Ismail Abdul Khalique		NCP	59175	16151
115	Malegaon Outer	Dadaji Bhuse		SS	82,093	Pawan Yashvant Thakre		BJP	44672	37421
116	Baglan	Dipika Chavan		NCP	68434	Dilip Borse		BJP	64253	4181
117	Kalwan	Jiva Gavit		CPI(M)	67795	Arjun Pawar		NCP	63009	4786
118	Chandvad	Rahul Aher		BJP	54946	Shirishkumar Kotwal		INC	43785	11161
119	Yewla	Chhagan Bhujbal		NCP	112787	Sambhaji Pawar		SS	66345	46442
120	Sinnar	Rajabhau Waje		SS	104031	Manikrao Kokate		BJP	83477	20554
121	Niphad	Anil Kadam		SS	78186	Diliprao Bankar		NCP	74265	3921
122	Dindori	Narhari Zirwal		NCP	68284	Dhanraj Mahale		SS	55651	12633
123	Nashik East	Balasaheb Sanap		BJP	78941	Chandrakant Lavte		SS	32567	46374
124	Nashik Central	Devayani Farande		BJP	61548	Vasantrao Gite		MNS	33276	28272
125	Nashik West	Seema Hiray		BJP	67489	Sudhakar Bhika		SS	37819	29670
126	Devlali	Yogesh Gholap		SS	49751	Ramdas Sadaphule		BJP	21580	28171
127	Igatpuri	Nirmala Gavit		INC	49128	Shivram Zhole		SS	38751	10377
Palghar District
128	Dahanu	Dhanare Paskal Janya		BJP	44849	Mangat Barkya Vansha		CPI(M)	28149	16700
129	Vikramgad	Vishnu Savara		BJP	40201	Prakash Nikam		SS	36356	3845
130	Palghar	Krushna Ghoda		SS	46,142	Rajendra Gavit		INC	45627	515
131	Boisar	Vilas Tare		BVA	64550	Kamalakar Anya Dalavi		SS	51677	12873
132	Nalasopara	Kshitij Thakur		BVA	113566	Rajan Naik		BJP	59067	54499
133	Vasai	Hitendra Thakur		BVA	97291	Vivek Pandit		Ind	65395	31896
Thane District
134	Bhiwandi Rural	Shantaram More		SS	57082	Shantaram Dundaram Patil		BJP	47922	9160
135	Shahapur	Pandurang Barora		NCP	56813	Daulat Daroda		SS	51269	5544
136	Bhiwandi West	Mahesh Choughule		BJP	42483	Shoaib Ashfaq Khan		INC	39157	3326
137	Bhiwandi East	Rupesh Mhatre		SS	33541	Santosh Shetty		BJP	30148	3393
138	Kalyan West	Narendra Pawar		BJP	54388	Vijay Salvi		SS	52169	2219
139	Murbad	Kisan Kathore		BJP	85543	Gotiram Pawar		NCP	59313	26230
140	Ambernath	Balaji Kinikar		SS	47000	Rajesh Wankhede		BJP	44959	2041
141	Ulhasnagar	Jyoti Kalani		NCP	43760	Kumar Ailani		BJP	41897	1863
142	Kalyan East	Ganpat Gaikwad		Ind	36357	Gopal Landge		SS	35612	745
143	Dombivali	Ravindra Chavan		BJP	83872	Dipesh Mhatre		SS	37647	46225
144	Kalyan Rural	Subhash Bhoir		SS	84,110	Ramesh Patil		MNS	39898	44212
145	Mira Bhayandar	Narendra Mehta		BJP	91468	Gilbert Mendonca		NCP	59176	32292
146	Ovala-Majiwada	Pratap Sarnaik		SS	68571	Sanjay Pandey		BJP	57665	10906
147	Kopri-Pachpakhadi	Eknath Shinde		SS	100316	Sandeep Lele		BJP	48447	51869
148	Thane	Sanjay Kelkar		BJP	70884	Ravindra Phatak		SS	58296	12588
149	Mumbra-Kalwa	Jitendra Awhad		NCP	86533	Dasharath Patil		SS	38850	47683
150	Airoli	Sandeep Naik		NCP	76444	Vijay Chougule		SS	67719	8725
151	Belapur	Manda Mhatre		BJP	55316	Ganesh Naik		NCP	53825	1491
Mumbai Suburban
152	Borivali	Vinod Tawde		BJP	108278	Uttamprakash Agarwal		SS	29011	79267
153	Dahisar	Manisha Chaudhary		BJP	77238	Vinod Ghosalkar		SS	38660	38578
154	Magathane	Prakash Surve		SS	65016	Hemendra Mehta		BJP	44631	20385
155	Mulund	Tara Singh		BJP	93850	Charan Singh Sapra		INC	28543	65307
156	Vikhroli	Sunil Raut		SS	50302	Mangesh Sangle		MNS	24963	25339
157	Bhandup West	Ashok Patil		SS	48151	Manoj Kotak		BJP	43379	4772
158	Jogeshwari East	Ravindra Waikar		SS	72767	Ujwala Modak		BJP	43805	28962
159	Dindoshi	Sunil Prabhu		SS	56577	Rajhans Singh		INC	36749	19828
160	Kandivali East	Atul Bhatkhalkar		BJP	72427	Thakur Ramesh Singh		INC	31239	41188
161	Charkop	Yogesh Sagar		BJP	96097	Shubhada Gudekar		SS	31730	64367
162	Malad West	Aslam Shaikh		INC	56574	Ram Barot		BJP	54271	2303
163	Goregaon	Vidya Thakur		BJP	63629	Subhash Desai		SS	58873	4756
164	Versova	Bharati Lavekar		BJP	49182	Baldev Khosa		INC	22784	26398
165	Andheri West	Ameet Satam		BJP	59022	Ashok Jadhav		INC	34982	24040
166	Andheri East	Ramesh Latke		SS	52817	Sunil Yadav		BJP	47338	5479
167	Vile Parle	Parag Alavani		BJP	74270	Shashikant Patkar		SS	41835	32435
168	Chandivali	Naseem Khan		INC	73141	Santosh Singh		SS	43672	29469
169	Ghatkopar West	Ram Kadam		BJP	80343	Sudhir More		SS	38427	41916
170	Ghatkopar East	Prakash Mehta		BJP	67012	Jagdish Chaudhari		SS	26885	40127
171	Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar	Abu Azmi		SP	41719	Suresh Patil		SS	31782	9937
172	Anushakti Nagar	Tukaram Kate		SS	39966	Nawab Malik		NCP	38959	1007
173	Chembur	Prakash Phaterpekar		SS	47410	Chandrakant Handore		INC	37383	10027
174	Kurla	Mangesh Kudalkar		SS	41580	Vijay Kamble		BJP	28901	12679
175	Kalina	Sanjay Potnis		SS	30715	Amarjit Singh		BJP	29418	1297
176	Vandre East	Bala Sawant		SS	41388	Krishna Parkar		BJP	25791	15597
177	Vandre West	Ashish Shelar		BJP	74779	Baba Siddique		INC	47868	26911
Mumbai City District
178	Dharavi	Varsha Gaikwad		INC	47718	Baburao Mane		SS	32390	15328
179	Sion Koliwada	R. Tamil Selvan		BJP	40869	Mangesh Satamkar		SS	37131	3738
180	Wadala	Kalidas Kolambkar		INC	38540	Mihir Kotecha		BJP	37740	800
181	Mahim	Sada Sarvankar		SS	46291	Nitin Sardesai		MNS	40350	5941
182	Worli	Sunil Shinde		SS	60,625	Sachin Ahir		NCP	37,613	23012
183	Shivadi	Ajay Choudhari		SS	72462	Bala Nandgaonkar		MNS	30553	41909
184	Byculla	Waris Pathan		AIMIM	25314	Madhu Chavan		BJP	23957	1357
185	Malabar Hill	Mangal Lodha		BJP	97818	Arvind Dudhwadkar		SS	29132	68686
186	Mumbadevi	Amin Patel		INC	39188	Atul Shah		BJP	30675	8513
187	Colaba	Raj K. Purohit		BJP	52608	Pandurang Sakpal		SS	28821	23787
Raigad District
188	Panvel	Prashant Thakur		BJP	125142	Balaram Patil		PWPI	111927	13215
189	Karjat	Suresh Lad		NCP	57013	Mahendra Thorve		PWPI	55113	1900
190	Uran	Manohar Bhoir		SS	56131	Vivek Patil		PWPI	55320	811
191	Pen	Dhairyashil Patil		PWPI	64616	Ravisheth Patil		INC	60496	4120
192	Alibag	Panditshet Patil		PWPI	76959	Mahendra Dalvi		SS	60865	16094
193	Shrivardhan	Avdhoot Tatkare		NCP	61038	Ravi Munde		SS	60961	77
194	Mahad	Bharat Gogawale		SS	94408	Manik Jagtap		INC	73152	21256
Pune District
195	Junnar	Sharad Sonavane		MNS	60305	Asha Buchke		SS	43382	16923
196	Ambegaon	Dilip Walse-Patil		NCP	120235	Arun Gire		SS	62081	58154
197	Khed Alandi	Suresh Gore		SS	103207	Dilip Mohite		NCP	70489	32718
198	Shirur	Baburao Pacharne		BJP	92579	Ashok Raosaheb Pawar		NCP	81638	10941
199	Daund	Rahul Kul		RSP	87649	Ramesh Thorat		NCP	76304	11345
200	Indapur	Dattatray Bharne		NCP	108400	Harshvardhan Patil		INC	94227	14173
201	Baramati	Ajit Pawar		NCP	150588	Prabhakar Gawade		BJP	60797	89791
202	Purandar	Vijay Shivtare		SS	82339	Sanjay Jagtap		INC	73749	8590
203	Bhor	Sangram Thopate		INC	78602	Kuldip Konde		SS	59651	18951
204	Maval	Bala Bhegade		BJP	95319	Dnyanoba Mauli Dabhade		NCP	67318	28001
205	Chinchwad	Laxman Jagtap		BJP	123786	Rahul Kalate		SS	63489	60297
206	Pimpri	Gautam Chabukswar		SS	51096	Anna Bansode		NCP	48761	2335
207	Bhosari	Mahesh Landge		Ind	60173	Sulabha Ubale		SS	44857	15316
208	Vadgaon Sheri	Jagdish Mulik		BJP	66908	Sunil Tingre		SS	61583	5325
209	Shivajinagar	Vijay Kale		BJP	56460	Vinayak Nimhan		INC	34413	22047
210	Kothrud	Medha Kulkarni		BJP	100941	Chandrakant Mokate		SS	36279	64662
211	Khadakwasala	Bhimrao Tapkir		BJP	111531	Dilip Barate		NCP	48505	63026
212	Parvati	Madhuri Misal		BJP	95583	Taware Sachin Sham		SS	26493	69090
213	Hadapsar	Yogesh Tilekar		BJP	82629	Mahadeo Babar		SS	52381	30248
214	Pune Cantonment	Dilip Kamble		BJP	54692	Ramesh Bagwe		INC	39737	14955
215	Kasba Peth	Girish Bapat		BJP	73594	Rohit Tilak		INC	31322	42272
Ahmednagar District
216	Akole	Vaibhav Pichad		NCP	67,696	Madhukar Talpade		SS	47634	20062
217	Sangamner	Balasaheb Thorat		INC	103,564	Janardan Aher		SS	44759	58805
218	Shirdi	Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil		INC	121,459	Abhay Shelke Patil		SS	46797	74662
219	Kopargaon	Snehalata Kolhe		BJP	99,763	Ashutosh Kale		SS	70493	29270
220	Shrirampur	Bhausaheb Kamble		INC	57118	Bhausaheb Wakchaure		BJP	45634	11484
221	Nevasa	Balasaheb Murkute		BJP	84,570	Shankarrao Gadakh		NCP	79911	4659
222	Shevgaon	Monika Rajale		BJP	134,685	Chandrashekhar Ghule		NCP	81500	53185
223	Rahuri	Shivaji Kardile		BJP	91,454	Usha Tanpure		SS	65778	25676
224	Parner	Vijayrao Auti		SS	73,263	Sujit Zaware Patil		NCP	45841	27422
225	Ahmednagar City	Sangram Jagtap		NCP	49,378	Anil Rathod		SS	46061	3317
226	Shrigonda	Rahul Jagtap		NCP	99,281	Babanrao Pachpute		BJP	85644	13637
227	Karjat Jamkhed	Ram Shinde		BJP	84058	Ramesh Khade		SS	46242	37816
Beed District
228	Georai	Laxman Pawar		BJP	136,384	Badamrao Pandit		NCP	76383	60001
229	Majalgaon	R.T. Deshmukh		BJP	112,497	Prakashdada Solanke		NCP	75252	37245
230	Beed	Jaydutt Kshirsagar		NCP	77,134	Vinayak Mete		BJP	71002	6132
231	Ashti	Bhimrao Dhonde		BJP	120915	Suresh Dhas		NCP	114933	5982
232	Kaij	Sangita Thombare		BJP	106834	Namita Mundada		NCP	64113	42721
233	Parli	Pankaja Munde		BJP	96904	Dhananjay Munde		NCP	71009	25895
Latur District
234	Latur Rural	Trimbakrao Bhise		INC	100897	Ramesh Karad		BJP	90387	10510
235	Latur City	Amit Deshmukh		INC	119656	Shailesh Lahoti		BJP	70191	49465
236	Ahmadpur	Vinayakrao Jadhav		Ind	61957	Babasaheb Patil		NCP	57951	4006
237	Udgir	Sudhakar Bhalerao		BJP	66686	Sanjay Bansode		NCP	41792	24894
238	Nilanga	Sambhaji Patil Nilangekar		BJP	76817	Ashok Patil Nilangekar		INC	49306	27511
239	Ausa	Basavraj Patil		INC	64237	Dinkar Mane		SS	55379	8858
Osmanabad District
240	Umarga	Dnyanraj Chougule		SS	65178	Kisan Kamble		INC	44736	20442
241	Tuljapur	Madhukarrao Chavan		INC	70701	Jeevanrao Gore		NCP	41091	29610
242	Osmanabad	Rana Jagjitsinh Patil		NCP	88469	Omprakash Rajenimbalkar		SS	77663	10806
243	Paranda	Rahul Mote		NCP	78548	Dnyaneshwar Patil		SS	66159	12389
Solapur District
244	Karmala	Narayan Patil		SS	60674	Rashmi Bagal		NCP	60417	257
245	Madha	Babanrao Shinde		NCP	97803	Kalyan Kale		INC	62025	35778
246	Barshi	Dilip Sopal		NCP	97655	Rajendra Raut		SS	92544	5111
247	Mohol	Ramesh Kadam		NCP	62120	Sanjay Kshirsagar		BJP	53753	8367
248	Solapur City North	Vijay Deshmukh		BJP	86877	Mahesh Gadekar		NCP	17999	68878
249	Solapur City Central	Praniti Shinde		INC	46907	Shekh Taufik Is Mail		AIMIM	37138	9769
250	Akkalkot	Siddharam Mhetre		INC	97333	Sidramappa Patil		BJP	79689	17644
251	Solapur South	Subhash Deshmukh		BJP	70077	Dilip Mane		INC	42954	27123
252	Pandharpur	Bharat Bhalke		INC	91863	Prashant Paricharak		SWA	82950	8913
253	Sangola	Ganpatrao Deshmukh		PWPI	94374	Shahajibapu Patil		SS	69150	25224
254	Malsiras	Hanumant Dolas		NCP	77179	Anant Khandagale		Ind	70934	6245
Satara District
255	Phaltan	Dipak Chavan		NCP	92910	Digambar Agawane		INC	59342	33568
256	Wai	Makarand Laxmanrao Jadhav Patil		NCP	101218	Madan Bhosale		INC	62516	38702
257	Koregaon	Shashikant Shinde		NCP	95213	Vijayrao Kanase		INC	47966	47247
258	Man	Jaykumar Gore		INC	75708	Shekhar Gore		RSP	52357	23351
259	Karad North	Shamrao Pandurang Patil		NCP	78324	Dhairyashil Kadam		INC	57817	20507
260	Karad South	Prithviraj Chavan		INC	76831	Vilasrao Patil		Ind	60413	16418
261	Patan	Shambhuraj Desai		SS	104419	Satyajit Patankar		NCP	85595	18824
262	Satara	Shivendra Raje Bhosale		NCP	97964	Deepak Pawar		BJP	50151	47813
Ratnagiri District
263	Dapoli	Sanjay Kadam		NCP	52907	Suryakant Dalvi		SS	49123	3784
264	Guhagar	Bhaskar Jadhav		NCP	72525	Vinay Natu		BJP	39761	32764
265	Chiplun	Sadanand Chavan		SS	75695	Shekhar Nikam		NCP	69627	6068
266	Ratnagiri	Uday Samant		SS	93876	Bal Mane		BJP	54449	39427
267	Rajapur	Rajan Salvi		SS	76266	Rajendra Desai		INC	37204	39062
Sindhudurg District
268	Kankavli	Nitesh Rane		INC	74715	Pramod Jathar		BJP	48736	25979
269	Kudal	Vaibhav Naik		SS	70582	Narayan Rane		INC	60206	10376
270	Sawantwadi	Deepak Kesarkar		SS	70902	Rajan Teli		BJP	29710	41192
Kolhapur District
271	Chandgad	Sandhyadevi Desai		NCP	51,599	Narsingrao Patil		SS	43400	8199
272	Radhanagari	Prakashrao Abitkar		SS	132,485	Krishnarao Patil		NCP	93077	39408
273	Kagal	Hasan Mushrif		NCP	123,626	Sanjay Ghatage		SS	117692	5934
274	Kolhapur South	Amal Mahadik		BJP	105,489	Satej Patil		INC	96961	8528
275	Karvir	Chandradip Narke		SS	107,998	P. N. Patil		INC	107288	710
276	Kolhapur North	Rajesh Kshirsagar		SS	69,736	Satyajit Kadam		INC	47,315	22,421
277	Shahuwadi	Satyajeet Patil		SS	74,702	Vinay Kore		JSS	74314	388
278	Hatkanangale	Sujit Minchekar		SS	89,087	Jaywantrao Awale		INC	59717	29370
279	Ichalkaranji	Suresh Halvankar		BJP	94,214	Prakashanna Awade		INC	78989	15225
280	Shirol	Ulhas Patil		SS	70,809	Rajendra Patil		NCP	50776	20033
Sangli District
281	Miraj	Suresh Khade		BJP	93,795	Shidheshwar Jadhav		INC	29728	64067
282	Sangli	Sudhir Gadgil		BJP	80,497	Madan Patil		INC	66040	14457
283	Islampur	Jayant Patil		NCP	113,045	Abhijit Patil		Ind	37859	75186
284	Shirala	Shivajirao Naik		BJP	85,363	Mansing Naik		NCP	81695	3668
285	Palus-Kadegaon	Patangrao Kadam		INC	112,523	Prithviraj Deshmukh		BJP	88489	24034
286	Khanapur	Anil Babar		SS	72,849	Sadashivrao Patil		INC	53052	19797
287	Tasgaon-Kavathe Mahankal	R. R. Patil		NCP	108,310	Ajitrao Ghorpade		BJP	85900	22410
288	Jat	Vilasrao Jagtap		BJP	72,885	Vikramshinh Sawant		INC	55187	17698

Vote Share

Party		Votes		Percentage
	Bharatiya Janata Party	14,709,276	83,57,129	27.81%	13.79%
	Shiv Sena	10,235,970	28,66,940	19.35%	3.09%
	Indian National Congress	9,496,095	25,608	17.95%	3.06%
	Nationalist Congress Party	9,122,285	17,02,073	17.24%	0.87%

Government formation

With the BJP having won a plurality, the NCP offered outside support to the BJP, according to Praful Patel.^[28] The NCP offer was read as putting the Shiv Sena under pressure by saying it gave the BJP "mega-clout" in negotiations with the Shiv Sena. Amit Shah did not turn down the offer saying that the party's parliamentary board, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi would discuss options. Other unnamed BJP members said the Shiv Sena was "a natural fit" with the party. Other unnamed BJP members said they expected the Shiv Sena to seek the post of deputy chief minister as well as more ministers in the national government. Unnamed Shiv Sena spokespeople told NDTV that, as potential kingmaker, Uddhav Thackeray would decide the next steps "in Maharashtra's best interest."^[29] Finally, BJP and Shiv Sena agreed to come together and form the government. Later on, in July 2020, NCP President Sharad Pawar said that NCP's outside support to the BJP government was a "political ploy" to keep the Shiv Sena away from the BJP. Pawar admitted that he took steps to "widen the distance between BJP and Shiv Sena".^[30]

See also

• India portal

• 2014 elections in India

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External links

• Assembly Election, Election Commission of India