2019 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election explained

Election Name:2019 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election
Country:India
Type:legislative
Ongoing:no
Opinion Polls:
  1. Surveys and polls
Previous Election:2014 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election
Previous Year:2014
Election Date:21 October 2019
Next Election:2024 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election
Next Year:2024
Seats For Election:All 288 seats to the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly
Majority Seats:145
Turnout:61.44% (1.94%)
Leader1:Devendra Fadnavis
Party1:Bharatiya Janata Party
Last Election1:122
Leaders Seat1:Nagpur South West
Seats1:105
Seat Change1: 17
Popular Vote1:1,41,99,375
Percentage1:25.75%
Swing1: 2.06 pp
Leader3:Ajit Pawar
Party3:Nationalist Congress Party
Last Election3:41
Leaders Seat3:Baramati
Seats3:54
Seat Change3: 13
Popular Vote3:92,16,919
Percentage3:16.71%
Swing3: 0.53 pp
Image4:File:Hand_INC.svg
Leader4:Balasaheb Thorat
Party4:Indian National Congress
Last Election4:42
Leaders Seat4:Sangamner
Seats4:44
Seat Change4: 2
Popular Vote4:87,52,199
Percentage4:15.87%
Swing4: 2.07 pp
Leader2:Uddhav Thackeray
Party2:Shiv Sena
Last Election2:63
Leaders Seat2:Did not Contest
Seats2:56
Seat Change2: 7
Popular Vote2:90,49,789
Percentage2:16.41%
Swing2: 3.04 pp
Leader5:Waris Pathan
Party5:All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen
Last Election5:2
Leaders Seat5:Byculla (lost)
Seats5:2
Popular Vote5:7,37,888
Percentage5:1.34%
Swing5: 0.41 pp
Leader6:Raj Thackeray
Party6:Maharashtra Navnirman Sena
Last Election6:1
Leaders Seat6:Did not contest
Seats6:1
Popular Vote6:12,42,135
Percentage6:2.25%
Swing6: 0.92 pp
Chief Minister
Before Election:Devendra Fadnavis
Before Party:Bharatiya Janata Party
After Election:Uddhav Thackeray
SHS
Alliance1:National Democratic Alliance
Alliance2:National Democratic Alliance
Alliance3:United Progressive Alliance
Alliance4:United Progressive Alliance
Map2 Size:350px
Map2 Caption:Structure of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly after the election

The 2019 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election was held on 21 October 2019 to elect all 288 members of the state's Legislative Assembly.[1] After a 61.4% turnout in the election, the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Shiv Sena (SHS) won a majority.[2] Following differences over the government formation, the alliance was dissolved, precipitating a political crisis.

Since a council of ministers had not been formed after no party could manage to form the government, President's rule was imposed in the state. On 23 November 2019, Devendra Fadnavis was sworn in as the Chief Minister and Ajit Pawar was sworn in as Deputy Chief Minister. However, both resigned on 26 November 2019 before the floor test and on 28 November 2019, Shiv Sena, NCP, and Congress formed the government under a new alliance Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), with Uddhav Thackeray as the Chief Minister.

On 29 June 2022, Uddhav Thackeray resigned as Chief Minister after a faction of MLAs led by Eknath Shinde split from Shiv Sena and allied with the BJP. Subsequently, Eknath Shinde was sworn in as Chief Minister and Devendra Fadnavis as the deputy Chief minister.

Background

The results were out on 21 October 2019 with the Sena-BJP Alliance getting majority, enough to form the government. However, Shiv Sena and BJP had a falling out over the position of Chief Minister, leading Shiv Sena to form an alliance with the opposition, ending their alliance. The new alliance, named Maha Vikas Aghadi, consisted of Congress, Shiv Sena and NCP forming the Government.

Election schedule

The Election Commission announced the election dates for the Assembly elections in Maharashtra.[3]

Poll EventSchedule
Notification date27 September 2019
Last date for filing out nominations4 October 2019
Scrutiny of nominations5 October 2019
Last date for withdrawal of Candidature7 October 2019
Date of Poll21 October 2019
Counting of Votes24 October 2019

Political parties and campaign

National Democratic AlliancePre-election alliance of National Democratic Alliance (NDA) was formed between Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Shiv Sena (SHS). Later, however, SHS left NDA and formed Three-Party Alliance Government Maha Vikas Aghadi seeing inability to share power with each other.
United Progressive AlliancePre-election alliance of United Progressive Alliance (UPA) was formed with Indian National Congress (INC) and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP). INC filled nominations on 145 seats and NCP on 123. Other parties that supported the UPA alliance were Raju Shetti-led Swabhimani Shetkari Saghtana (4 seats), the Peasants and Workers Party (6 seats), Samajwadi Party (3 seats), Bahujan Vikas Aghadi (3 seats) and Ravi Rana-led Swabhiman Sanghatana (1 seat). The opposition finalised common nominee of 2 seats of Mankhatao and Kothrud constituency.[4] Peoples Republican Party (3 seats) and Bahujan Republican Socialist Party (2 seats) will be fielding their candidates on the symbols of INC and NCP. The Samajwadi Party later rescinded its support for the alliance, to contest for 7 seats separately instead.[5] Shiv Sena later joined UPA after leaving NDA.
OthersVarious prominent parties in the Maharashtra's political scenario did not join hands with either of the two alliances. This includes Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi that will be contesting all 288 seats.[6] All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen will be contesting from 44 seats, mostly from Muslim predominant constituencies.[7] Maharashtra Navnirman Sena will be contesting from 103 seats.[8]

A total of 5543 nominations were received by Election Commission throughout the state of which about 3239 candidatures were left after others were rejected or had their nominations withdrawn. The Chiplun constituency ha the least candidates (3 candidates), whereas Nanded South constituency had the maximum candidates (38 candidates).[9]

CoalitionPartiesNumber of candidates
NDA
(288)[10] 		Bharatiya Janata Party152
Shiv Sena124
NDA Others12
UPA
(288)		Indian National Congress125
Nationalist Congress Party125
UPA Others38
Other2663
Total3239

Maha Yuti Campaign

On 30 September 2019, The Bharatiya Janata Party and the Shiv Sena announced that they have finalised their Seat sharing agreements with each other and agreed to fight under the banner of Maha Yuti Alliance. Few days before, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had visited Matoshree (Uddhav Thackeray's Home) and met Uddhav Thackeray for the same.

The parties however were clashing on the subject of 50-50 CM sharing formula.The campaign was led by Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis and then Shiv Sena Chief Uddhav Thackeray

Shiv Sena

Jan- Aashirwad Yatra

In order to expand the party's image and to improve its vote share within the state as well as in the Alliance, the Shiv Sena started Jan Aashirwad Yatra headed by party's youth icon and Yuva Sena Chief Aaditya Thackeray. Under this, Aditya Thackeray with his party cadres travelled city-to-city, village-to-village convincing people to vote in favour of his party and the Alliance.

Aditya Samwad

On par with the Jan Aashirwad Yatra, Aaditya Thackeray interacted with youth community across the state under the Aditya Samwad, there he addressed questions related common problems faced by today's generation and provided solutions for them. Aditya Samwad was promoted and supported by Indian Political Strategist Prashant Kishor and his company I-PAC.

Bharatiya Janata Party

Maha-Janadesh Yatra

The BJP launched the Maha-Janadesh Yatra headed by then incumbent CM and BJP Leader Devendra Fadnavis, State President Chandrakant Patil and Union Minister Rajnath Singh. Under the Yatra, the BJP hoped to approach more constituencies and voters.

Maha Aaghadi Campaign

On 16 September 2019, the Indian National Congress and the Nationalist Congress Party sealed their deal for seat sharing arrangements for the elections, both the parties contested on 125 Seats and kept 38 seats for Independents/Smaller Parties, This comes after the INC-NCP lost many heavyweight leaders joining BJP-Sena.

Both the parties were unclear about the CM Candidate from the Alliance.

Nationalist Congress Party

Shiv Swarajya Yatra

The NCP flagged off the Shiv Swarajya Yatra from Shivneri, headed by Chief Sharad Pawar, Ajit Pawar and State President Jayant Patil, the Party hoped that it would reach maximum people that would help them to raise strong Anti-Incumbency. The campaign by the Nationalist Congress Party was seen as a try-hard campaign against the mighty Sena-BJP Alliance, which proved correct making the BJP-Sena losing vast constituencies against the Congress-NCP.

The NCP also managed to revive the itself by successfully gaining their stronghold Western Maharashtra back from the Sena-BJP Alliance, the lone-NCP was seen as the main and unexpected competitor against the Sena-BJP. The Sena-BJP though managed to win majority for the second term, but lost core-ministers and constituencies to the NCP.

Indian National Congress

Pol Khol Yatra

The INC flagged off the Pol Khol Yatra headed by senior state party leaders like Ashok Chavan, State President Balasaheb Thorat and Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal Nath. The Pol Khol Yatra was intended to expose the ruling Maha Yuti Government's failures and claims. The Yatra did little to help the party in securing fate in Maharashtra.

Surveys and polls

Subsequent to the election, pre-polling and exit polling in all cases but one (India Today-Axis exit poll), was seen to have significantly over-estimated the vote share and seat projections to the ruling right-wing NDA coalition.[11]

Vote share

Publishing DatePolling Agency
NDAUPAOthers
26 September 2019ABP News – C Voter[12] [13] 46%30%24%
18 October 2019IANS – C Voter[14] 47.3%38.5%14.3%

Seat projections

Poll typePublishing DatePolling AgencyMajority
NDAUPAOthers
Opinion polls26 September 2019Patriotic Voter [15] 193-1996728
26 September 2019ABP News – C Voter2055528
27 September 2019NewsX – Pollstrat[16] 2104929
17 October 2019Republic Media – Jan Ki Baat225-23248-528-11
18 October 2019ABP News – C Voter[17] 194868
18 October 2019IANS – C Voter182-20672-98
Exit pollsIndia Today – Axis[18] 166-19472-9022-34
Patriotic Voter 1758435
News18 – IPSOS243414
Republic Media – Jan Ki Baat216-23052-598-12
ABP News – C Voter2046915
NewsX – Pollstrat188-20074-896-10
Times Now2304810
------------ ACTUAL RESULTS------------ 1619829

Region-wise breakup of candidates

RegionTotal seats
Bharatiya Janata PartyShiv SenaNationalist Congress PartyIndian National Congress
CandidatesCandidatesCandidatesCandidates
Western Maharashtra7039314129
Vidarbha6250121547
Marathwada4626202323
Thane+Konkan3913261722
Mumbai361719630
North Maharashtra3520152015
Total288164124125125

Results

Party-wise results

1619829
NDAUPAOthers
Parties and CoalitionsPopular voteSeats
Vote%+/-ContestedWon%+/-
Bharatiya Janata Party1,41,99,37525.752.2016410536.4617
Shiv Sena90,49,78916.413.041265619.447
Nationalist Congress Party92,16,91916.710.621215418.7513
Indian National Congress87,52,19915.872.171474415.282
Bahujan Vikas Aaghadi3,68,7350.670.053131.04
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen7,37,8881.340.414420.69
Samajwadi Party1,23,2670.220.05720.691
Prahar Janshakti Party2,65,3200.480.482620.69
Communist Party of India (Marxist)2,04,9330.370.02810.35
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena12,42,1352.250.9010110.35
Peasants and Workers Party of India5,32,3660.970.042410.352
Swabhimani Paksha2,21,6370.400.26510.351
Jan Surajya Shakti1,96,2840.360.07410.351
Krantikari Shetkari Party1,16,9430.210.21110.35
Rashtriya Samaj Paksha81,1690.150.34610.35
Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi25,23,5834.584.5823600.0
Independents54,77,6539.935.221400134.516
None of the above7,42,1351.350.43
Total5,51,50,470100.00288100.00±0
Valid votes5,51,50,47099.91
Invalid votes48,7380.09
Votes cast / turnout5,51,99,20861.44
Abstentions3,46,39,05938.56
Registered voters8,98,38,267
!Bharatiya Janata Party!Shiv Sena!Nationalist Congress Party!Indian National Congress
National Democratic AllianceUnited Progressive Alliance
Devendra FadnavisUddhav ThackerayAjit PawarAshok Chavan
25.75%16.41%16.71%15.87%
105(25.75%)56(16.41%)54(16.71%)44(15.87%)
17 07 13 02

Alliance fight results

Win\2ndBJPSSOthers1st/2nd/-
INC18/5317/159/244/71/10
NCP25/3022/177/054/47/24
Others12/2212/243/3
1st/2nd/-105/55/456/51/17
18/53 indicate INC won with BJP as 2nd in 18 seats, and BJP won over INC as runner-up in 53 seats.

Region-wise break up

RegionTotal seatsOthers
Bharatiya Janata PartyShiv SenaNationalist Congress PartyIndian National Congress
Seats WonSeats WonSeats WonSeats Won
Western Maharashtra7020 45 827 812 26
Vidarbha6229 1546 515 58
Marathwada4616 112 188 12
Thane+Konkan3911 115 15 32 18
Mumbai3616 1141 12 31
North Maharashtra3513 16 17 25 24
Total[19] 288105 1756 754 1344 229

Votes polled by winning candidates

Region
Bharatiya Janata PartyShiv SenaNationalist Congress PartyIndian National Congress
Votes polledVotes polledVotes polledVotes polled
Western Maharashtra26.8% 8.00%5.56%12.04%39.5% 7.6%20% 9.40%
Vidarbha48.1% 24.4%7.4% 0.30%9.3% 7.2%22.6% 7.70%
Marathwada40.5% 0.60%18.2% 2.20%18.8% 7.1%18.1% 2.50%
Thane+Konkan32.1% 4.70%32.9% 0.40%13.7% 6 %2.6% 0.31%
Mumbai48.1% 3.20%37.7% 4.10%2.5% 2.5%8.9% 2.90%
North Maharashtra37.6% 5.10%16.11% 3.49%20.8% 7.2%15.6% 3.50%
Total38.87% 6.1%19.65% 2.15%17.43% 4.26%15% 1.68%

Seat Metrics

AlliancePartySeats BeforeRetainedGainedLostSeats Won
NDABJP12282 23 40105
Shiv Sena6336 20 2756
UPANCP4122 32 1954
INC4221 23 2144

City-wise results

City NameSeatsBJPSHSINCNCPOth
Mumbai3516 1144 11 11
Pune86 22 2
Nagpur64 22
Thane51 1211 1
Pimpri-Chinchwad62 22 12 2 1
Nashik83 32 13 2
Kalyan-Dombivli64 11 11
Vasai-Virar City MC22
Aurangabad312 1 1
Navi Mumbai22 1
Solapur321
Mira-Bhayandar1 11 1
Bhiwandi-Nizampur MC3111
Jalgaon City522 11 1
Amravati1 11 1
Nanded312
Kolhapur61 23 32 1
Ulhasnagar11 1 1
Sangli-Miraj-Kupwad22
Malegaon21 11
Akola22
Latur11
Dhule1 11 1
Ahmednagar11
Chandrapur31 21 11 1
Parbhani31 11 11
Ichalkaranji4 1 22 22 1
Jalna31 1 11 11 1
Ambarnath21 11
Bhusawal21 11 1
Panvel211 1 1
Beed51 34 3
Gondia211
Satara72 22 11 12 2
Solapur321
Barshi1 11 1
Yavatmal321
Achalpur11
Osmanabad31 12 1 1 1
Nandurbar422
Wardha11
Udgir1 11 1
Hinganghat11
Total1949 126 418 613 46 2
AlliancePartyWestern MaharashtraVidarbhaMarathwadaThane+KonkanMumbaiNorth Maharashtra
National Democratic AllianceBharatiya Janata Party 04 15 1 10101
Shiv Sena 081 01 01
United Progressive AllianceNationalist Congress Party 08 5 03 01 02
Indian National Congress 251 01 03 02
OthersOthers 3 4 4 1 1 2
National Democratic Alliance! colspan="2"
United Progressive AllianceOthers
Western Maharashtra70 12 10 2
Vidarbha62 15 10 5
Marathwada46 2 1 1
Thane +Konkan39 2 2 2
Mumbai36 1 2 1
North Maharashtra35 2 2
Total 24 15 9

Division-wise Results

Division NameSeatsBJPSHSNCPINCOthers
Amravati division3015 034 12 154
Aurangabad division4616 112 188 12
Konkan division7527 229 16 24 29
Nagpur division3214 120 14 410 54
Nashik division4716 36 213 57 35
Pune division5817 25 721 510 35
Total Seats288105 1756 754 1344 0229

District-wise results

BJP! colspan="2"
Shiv SenaINCNCPOthers
Amravati DivisionAkola541 1 000
Amravati81 303 1 04
Buldhana7321 11 1 0
Yavatmal751010
Washim320100
Total Seats3015 3 4 1 52 01 4
Aurangabad DivisionAurangabad936 03 0 1 0 10
Beed62 03 004 3 0
Jalna530 011 110
Osmanabad41 01 3 02 0 10 2 0
93 02 1 03 4 1 0 1 1
Latur6202 01 2 20
Parbhani41 01 11 01 0 2 1
3110 1 1 10
Total Seats 4616 01 12 01 8 01 82
Konkan DivisionMumbai City104 01 4 01 2 1 00
Mumbai Suburban261210 01 21 01 1
188 01 5 01 02 02 3
Palghar60 02 101 014
Raigad72 01 3 01 01 011
504 0101 01 0
31 0120 0100
Total Seats7527 02 29 01 4 02 6 02 9
Nagpur Division30 03 01 01 1 01 1
Chandrapur62 02 0 01 3 02 01
Gadchiroli32 01 001 010
41 02 011 011
126 05 04 03 1 01 1
43 01 01 01 00
Total Seats3214 12 0 01 10 5 4 4 4
Nashik DivisionDhule5201 2 02
Jalgaon114 02 4 01 1 01 11
420200
Nashik155 1 2 02 1 01 6 2 1
Ahmednagar123 2 0 01 2 01 6 3 1
Total Seats4716 3 6 02 7 0313 05 5
Pune DivisionKolhapur100 2 1 05 4 04 23
219 2 0 032 01 10 07 0
82 2 12 1 3 10
82 22 1 1 1 3 20
114 2 11 2 3 12
Total Seats5817 2 5 7 10 3 21 055
288105 1756 744 254 13

Results by constituency

Assembly Constituency! colspan="4"
WinnerRunner UpMargin
NameCandidatePartydata-sort-type=numberVotesCandidatePartydata-sort-type=numberVotes
Nandurbar district
1Akkalkuwa (ST)K. C. PadaviINC82,770Aamshya PadaviSS80,6742,096
2Shahada (ST)Rajesh PadviBJP94,931Padmakar Vijaysing ValviINC86,9407,991
3Nandurbar (ST)Vijaykumar GavitBJP1,21,605Udesingh Kocharu PadviINC51,20970,396
4Navapur (ST)Shirishkumar Surupsing NaikINC74,652Sharad GavitInd63,31711,335
Dhule district
5Sakri (ST)Manjula GavitInd76,166Mohan SuryawanshiBJP68,9017,265
6Dhule RuralINC1,25,575Dnyanjyoti PatilBJP1,11,01114,564
7Dhule CityShah Faruk AnwarAIMIM46,679Rajwardhan KadambandeInd43,3723,307
8SindkhedaJayakumar RawalBJP1,13,809Sandeep Tryambakrao BedseNCP70,89442,915
9Shirpur (ST)Kashiram PawaraBJP1,20,403Jitendra ThakurInd71,22949,174
Jalgaon district
10Chopda (ST)Latabai SonawaneSS78,137Jagdishchandra ValviNCP57,60820,529
11RaverShirish Madhukarrao ChaudhariINC77,941BJP62,33215,609
12Bhusawal (SC)Sanjay SawakareBJP81,689Madhu ManawatkarInd28,67553,014
13Jalgaon CitySuresh BholeBJP1,13,310Abhishek PatilNCP48,46464,846
14Jalgaon RuralGulabrao PatilSS1,05,795Chandrashekhar AttaradeInd59,06646,729
15AmalnerAnil Bhaidas PatilNCP93,757Shirish ChaudhariBJP85,1638,594
16ErandolChimanrao PatilSS82,650Satish PatilNCP64,64818,002
17ChalisgaonMangesh ChavanBJP86,515Rajiv DeshmukhNCP82,2284287
18PachoraKishor Appa PatilSS75,699Amol ShindeInd73,6152,084
19JamnerGirish MahajanBJP114,714Sanjay GarudNCP79,70035,014
20MuktainagarChandrakant Nimba PatilInd91,092Rohini Khadse-KhewalkarBJP89,1351,957
Buldhana district
21MalkapurRajesh EkadeINC86,276BJP71,89214,384
22BuldhanaSanjay GaikwadSS67,785Vijayraj ShindeVBA41,71026,075
23ChikhaliShweta MahaleBJP93,515INC86,7056,810
24Sindkhed RajaRajendra ShingneNCP81,701Shashikant KhedekarSS72,7638,938
25Mehkar (SC)Sanjajay RaimulkarSS1,12,038Anant WankhedeINC49,83662,202
26KhamgaonBJP90757Dnyaneshwar PatilINC7378916968
27Jalgaon (Jamod)BJP102735Swati WakekarINC6750435231
Akola district
28AkotPrakash BharsakaleBJP48586Santosh RahateVBA413267260
29BalapurNitin DeshmukhSS69343Dhairyavardhan PundkarVBA5055518788
30Akola WestGovardhan SharmaBJP73262Sajid Khan PathanINC706692593
31Akola EastRandhir SavarkarBJP100475Haridas BhadeVBA7575224723
32Murtizapur (SC)Harish PimpleBJP59527Pratibha AwacharVBA576171910
Washim district
33RisodAmit ZanakINC69875Anantrao DeshmukhInd677342141
34Washim (SC)Lakhan MalikBJP66159Siddharth DeoleVBA5246413695
35KaranjaRajendra PatniBJP73205Prakash DahakeNCP5048122724
Amravati district
36Dhamangaon RailwayBJP90832INC813139519
37BadneraRavi RanaInd90460Priti BandSS7491915541
38AmravatiSulbha KhodkeINC82581BJP6431318268
39TeosaYashomati ThakurINC76218Rajesh WankhadeSS6585710361
40Daryapur (SC)Balwant WankhadeINC95889Ramesh BundileBJP6537030519
41Melghat (ST)Rajkumar PatelPJP84569Ramesh MawaskarBJP4320741362
42AchalpurBachchu KaduPJP81252Aniruddha DeshmukhINC728568396
43MorshiDevendra BhuyarSWP96152Anil BondeBJP863619791
Wardha district
44ArviDadarao KecheBJP87318Amar Sharadrao KaleINC7485112467
45DeoliRanjit KambleINC75345Rajesh BakaneInd3954135804
46HinganghatSamir KunawarBJP103585Mohan TimandeNCP5313050455
47WardhaPankaj BhoyarBJP79739Shekhar Pramod ShendeINC718067933
Nagpur district
48KatolAnil DeshmukhNCP96842Charansing Babulalji ThakurBJP7978517057
49SavnerSunil KedarINC113184Rajeev Bhaskarrao PotdarBJP8689326291
50HingnaSameer MegheBJP121305Vijaybabu GhodmareNCP7513846167
51Umred (SC)Raju ParweINC91968Sudhir ParweBJP7393918029
52Nagpur South WestDevendra FadnavisBJP109237Ashish DeshmukhINC59,89349482
53Nagpur SouthMohan MateBJP84339Girish PandavINC803264013
54Nagpur EastKrishna KhopdeBJP103992Purushottam HajareINC7997524017
55Nagpur CentralVikas KumbhareBJP75692Bunty Baba ShelkeINC71,6844008
56Nagpur WestVikas ThakreINC83252Sudhakar DeshmukhBJP76,8856367
57Nagpur North (SC)Nitin RautINC86821Milind ManeBJP6612720694
58KamthiTekchand SawarkarBJP118,182Suresh INC10706611116
59RamtekAshish JaiswalInd67419Dwaram Mallikarjun ReddyBJP4300624413
Bhandara district
60TumsarRaju Manikrao KaremoreNCP87190Charan Sovinda WaghmareInd794907700
61Bhandara (SC)Narendra BhondekarInd101717Arvind Manohar BhaladhareBJP7804023677
62SakoliNana PatoleINC95208Parinay FukeBJP889686240
Gondia district
63Arjuni Morgaon (SC)Manohar ChandrikapureNCP72,400Rajkumar BadoleBJP71682718
64TiroraVijay RahangdaleBJP76,482Bopche Ravikant Alias Guddu KhushalNCP50,51925,963
65GondiyaVinod AgrawalInd76,482Gopaldas AgrawalBJP75,82727169
66Amgaon (ST)Korote Sahasram MarotiINC88,265Sanjay Hanmantrao PuramBJP80,8457420
Gadchiroli district
67Armori (ST)Krishna Damaji GajbeBJP75077Anandrao Gangaram GedamINC5341021667
68Gadchiroli (ST)Deorao Madguji HoliBJP97913Chanda Nitin KodwateINC6257235341
69Aheri (ST)Aatram Dharamraobaba BhagwantraoNCP60013Raje Ambrishrao Raje Satyawan Rao AtramBJP4455515458
Chandrapur district
70RajuraSubhash DhoteINC60228Wamanrao ChatapSWBP577272501
71Chandrapur (SC)Kishor JorgewarInd117570Nanaji Sitaram ShamkuleBJP4490972661
72BallarpurSudhir MungantiwarBJP86002Vishwas Anandrao ZadeINC5276233240
73BramhapuriVijay WadettiwarINC96726Sandeep Wamanrao GaddamwarSS7817718,549
74ChimurBunty BhangdiyaBJP87146Satish Manohar WarjukarINC773949752
75WaroraPratibha DhanorkarINC63862Sanjay Wamanrao DeotaleSS5366510197
Yavatmal district
76WaniSanjivreddi Bapurao BodkurwarBJP67710Wamanraop KasawarINC3991527795
77Ralegaon (ST)Ashok UikeBJP90823Vasant Chindhuji PurkeINC809489875
78YavatmalMadan YerawarBJP80425Balasaheb MagulkarINC781722253
79DigrasSanjay RathodSS136824Sanjay DeshmukhInd7321763607
80Arni (ST)Sandeep DhurveBJP81599Shivajirao MogheINC784463153
81PusadIndranil NaikNCP89143Nilay NaikBJP794429701
82Umarkhed (SC)Namdev SasaneBJP87337Vijayrao KhadseINC780509287
Nanded district
83KinwatBhimrao KeramBJP89628Pradeep Hemsingh JadhavNCP7635613272
84HadgaonJawalgaonkar Madhavrao Nivruttirao PatilINC74325Kadam Sambharao Urf Baburao KohalikarInd6096213363
85BhokarAshok ChavanINC140559Bapusaheb Deshmukh GorthekarBJP4311497445
86Nanded NorthBalaji KalyankarSS62884D. P. SawantINC5077812353
87Nanded SouthMohanrao Marotrao HambardeINC46943Deelip Venkatrao KandkurteInd433513822
88LohaShyamsundar Dagdoji ShindePWPI101668Shivkumar Narayanrao NarangaleVBA3730664362
89NaigaonRajesh PawarBJP117750Vasantrao Balwantrao ChavanINC6336654384
90Deglur (SC)Raosaheb AntapurkarINC89407Subhash Piraji SabneSS6697422,433
91MukhedTushar RathodBJP102573Bhausaheb Khushalrao PatilINC7071070710
Hingoli district
92BasmathChandrakant NawghareNCP75321Shivaji Munjajirao JadhavInd670708251
93KalamnuriSantosh BangarSS82515Ajit MagarVBA6613716378
94HingoliTanaji MutkuleBJP95318Patil Bhaurao BaburaoINC7125324065
Parbhani district
95JinturMeghana BordikarBJP116913Vijay Manikrao BhambaleNCP1131963717
96ParbhaniRahul Vedprakash PatilSS104584Mohammad Gouse ZainVBA2279481790
97GangakhedRatnakar GutteRSP81169Vishal Vijaykumar KadamSS6311118,058
98PathriSuresh WarpudkarINC105625Mohan FadBJP6311118,058
Jalna district
99ParturBabanrao LonikarBJP106321Jethaliya Sureshkumar KanhaiyalalINC8037925942
100GhansawangiRajesh TopeNCP107849Hikmat Baliram UdhanSS1044403409
101JalnaKailas GorantyalINC91835Arjun KhotkarSS6649725338
102Badnapur (SC)Narayan Tilakchand KucheBJP105312Choudhari Rupkumar Alias Bablu NehrulalNCP8670018612
103BhokardanSantosh DanveBJP118539Chandrakant Pundlikrao DanweNCP8604932490
Aurangabad district
104SillodAbdul SattarSS123383Prabhakar Manikrao PalodkarInd9900224381
105KannadUdaysingh RajputSS79225Harshvardhan JadhavInd6053518690
106PhulambriHaribhau BagdeBJP106190Kalyan Vaijinathrao KaleINC9091615274
107Aurangabad CentralPradeep JaiswalSS82217Naserruddin Taquiuddin SiddioquiAIMIM6832513892
108Aurangabad West (SC)Sanjay ShirsatSS83792Raju Ramrao ShindeInd4334740445
109Aurangabad EastAtul SaveBJP93966Abdul Gaffar QuadriAIMIM8003613930
110PaithanSandipanrao BhumreSS83403Dattatray Radhakisan GordeNCP6926414139
111GangapurPrashant BambBJP107193Annasaheb Mane PatilNCP7222234971
112VaijapurRamesh BornareSS98183Abhay Kailasrao PatilNCP3902059163
Nashik district
113NandgaonSuhas KandeSS85275Pankaj BhujbalNCP7138613889
114Malegaon CentralMohammed Ismail Abdul KhaliqueAIMIM117242Aasif Shaikh RasheedINC7872338519
115Malegaon OuterDadaji BhuseSS121252Dr. Tushar Ramkrushna ShewaleINC7356847684
116Baglan (ST)Dilip Manglu BorseBJP94683Dipika Sanjay ChavanNCP6098933694
117Kalwan (ST)Nitin Arjun PawarNCP86877Jiva Pandu GavitCPM802816596
118ChandwadRahul AherBJP103454Shirishkumar Vasantrao KotwalINC7571027744
119YewlaChhagan BhujbalNCP126237Sambhaji Sahebrao PawarSS6971256525
120SinnarManikrao KokateNCP97011Rajabhau WajeSS949392072
121NiphadDiliprao Shankarrao BankarNCP96354Anil KadamSS7868617668
122Dindori (ST)Narhari ZirwalNCP124520Bhaskar Gopal GavitSS6370760,813
123Nashik EastRahul Uttamrao DhikaleBJP86304Balasaheb Mahadu SanapNCP7430412000
124Nashik CentralDevayani FarandeBJP73460Hemlata Ninad PatilINC4506228398
125Nashik WestSeema Mahesh HirayBJP78041Dr. Apoorva Prashant HirayNCP682959746
126Deolali (SC)Saroj AhireNCP84326Yogesh GholapSS4262441702
127Igatpuri (ST)Hiraman KhoskarINC86561Nirmala Ramesh GavitSS5500631555
Palghar district
128Dahanu (ST)Vinod Bhiva NikoleCPM72114Dhanare Paskal JanyaBJP674074,707
129Vikramgad (ST)Sunil Chandrakant BhuasaraNCP88425Hemant Vishnu SavaraBJP6702621399
130Palghar (ST)Shrinivas VangaSS68040Yogesh Shankar NamINC2773540305
131Boisar (ST)Rajesh Raghunath PatilBVA78703Vilas TareSS759512752
132NalasoparaKshitij ThakurBVA149868Pradeep SharmaSS10613943729
133VasaiHitendra ThakurBVA102950Vijay Govind PatilSS7695525995
Thane district
134Bhiwandi Rural (ST)Shantaram MoreSS83567Shubhangi GovariMNS3905844509
135Shahapur (ST)Daulat DarodaNCP76053Pandurang BaroraSS6094915104
136Bhiwandi WestMahesh ChoughuleBJP58857Khalid (Guddu)AIMIM4394514912
137Bhiwandi EastRais ShaikhSP45537Rupesh MhatreSS442231314
138Kalyan WestVishwanath BhoirSS65486Narendra PawarInd4320922277
139MurbadKisan KathoreBJP174068Pramod Vinayak HinduraoNCP38028136040
140Ambernath (SC)Balaji KinikarSS60083Rohit SalveINC3078929294
141UlhasnagarKumar AilaniBJP43666Jyoti KalaniNCP416622004
142Kalyan EastGanpat GaikwadBJP60332Dhananjay BodareInd4807512257
143DombivaliRavindra ChavanBJP86227Mandar HalbeMNS4491641311
144Kalyan RuralPramod Ratan PatilMNS93927Ramesh MhatreSS867737154
145Mira BhayandarGeeta JainInd79575Narendra MehtaBJP6404915526
146Ovala-MajiwadaPratap SarnaikSS1,17,593Vikrant ChavanINC33,58584,008
147Kopri-PachpakhadiEknath ShindeSS1,13,497Sanjay GhadigaonkarINC24,19789,300
148ThaneSanjay KelkarBJP92,298Avinash JadhavMNS72,87419,424
149Mumbra-KalwaJitendra AwhadNCP1,09,283Deepali SayedSS33,64475,639
150AiroliGanesh NaikBJP1,14,645Ganesh ShindeNCP36,15478,491
151BelapurManda MhatreBJP87,858Ashok GawadeNCP44,26143,597
Mumbai Suburban district
152BorivaliSunil RaneBJP123712Kumar KhilareINC2869195021
153DahisarManisha ChaudharyBJP87607Arun SawantINC2369063917
154MagathanePrakash SurveSS90206Nayan KadamMNS4106046547
155MulundMihir KotechaBJP87253Harshala Rajesh ChavanMNS2990557348
156VikhroliSunil RautSS62794Dhananjay PisalNCP3495327841
157Bhandup WestRamesh KorgaonkarSS71955Sandeep Prabhakar JalgaonkarMNS4278229173
158Jogeshwari EastRavindra WaikarSS90654Sunil Bisan KumreINC3186758787
159DindoshiSunil PrabhuSS82203Vidya ChavanNCP3769244511
160Kandivali EastAtul BhatkhalkarBJP85152Ajanta Rajpati YadavINC3769247460
161CharkopYogesh SagarBJP108202Kalu BudheliaINC3445373749
162Malad WestAslam ShaikhINC79514Thakur Ramesh SinghBJP6913110383
163GoregaonVidya ThakurBJP81233Mohite Yuvraj GaneshINC3232648907
164VersovaBharati LavekarBJP41057Baldev KhosaINC358715186
165Andheri WestAmeet SatamBJP65615Ashok JadhavINC4665318962
166Andheri EastSS62773Murji Patel (Kaka)Ind4580816965
167Vile ParleParag AlavaniBJP84991Jayanti Jivabhai SiroyaINC2656458427
168ChandivaliDilip LandeSS85879Naseem KhanINC85470409
169Ghatkopar WestRam KadamBJP70263Sanjay BhaleraoInd4147428789
170Ghatkopar EastParag ShahBJP73054Satish PawarMNS1973553319
171Mankhurd Shivaji NagarAbu Asim AzmiSP69082Vithal Govind LokareSS4348125601
172Anushakti NagarNawab MalikNCP65217Tukaram Ramkrishna KateSS5246612751
173ChemburPrakash PhaterpekarSS53264Chandrakant HandoreINC3424619018
174Kurla (SC)Mangesh KudalkarSS55049Milind Bhupal KambleNCP3403621013
175KalinaSanjay PotnisSS43319George AbrahamINC383884931
176Vandre EastZeeshan SiddiqueINC38337Vishwanath MahadeshwarSS325475790
177Vandre WestAshish ShelarBJP74816Asif ZakariaINC4830926507
Mumbai City district
178Dharavi (SC)Varsha GaikwadINC53954Ashish MoreSS4213011824
179Sion KoliwadaR. Tamil SelvanBJP54845Ganesh YadavINC4089413951
180WadalaKalidas KolambkarBJP56485Shivkumar LadINC2564030845
181MahimSada SarvankarSS61337Sandeep DeshpandeMNS4269018647
182WorliAditya ThackeraySS89248Suresh ManeNCP2182167427
183ShivadiAjay ChoudhariSS77687Santosh NalawadeMNS3835039337
184BycullaYamini JadhavSS51180Waris PathanAIMIM3115720023
185Malabar HillMangal LodhaBJP93538Heera DevasiINC2166671872
186MumbadeviAmin PatelINC58952Pandurang SakpalSS3529723655
187ColabaRahul NarwekarBJP57420Bhai JagtapINC4122516195
Raigad district
188PanvelPrashant ThakurBJP179109Haresh Manohar KeniPWPI8637992730
189KarjatMahendra ThorveSS102208Suresh LadNCP8416218046
190UranMahesh BaldiInd74549Manohar BhoirSS688395710
191PenRavisheth PatilBJP112380Dhairyashil PatilPWPI8832924051
192AlibagMahendra DalviSS111946Subhash PatilPWPI7902232924
193ShrivardhanAditi TatkareNCP92074Vinod GhosalkarSS5245339621
194MahadBharat GogawaleSS102273Manik JagtapINC8069821575
Pune district
195JunnarAtul Vallabh BenkeNCP74958Sharaddada Bhimaji SonavaneSS658909068
196AmbegaonDilip Walse-PatilNCP126120Rajaram Bhivsen BankheleSS5934566775
197Khed AlandiDilip MohiteNCP96866Suresh GoreSS6362433242
198ShirurAshok Raosaheb PawarNCP145131Baburao PacharneBJP10362741504
199DaundRahul KulBJP103664Ramesh ThoratNCP102918746
200IndapurDattatray Vithoba BharneNCP114960Harshvardhan PatilBJP1118503110
201BaramatiAjit PawarNCP195641Gopichand PadalkarBJP30376165265
202PurandarSanjay JagtapINC130710Vijay ShivtareSS9930631404
203BhorSangram ThopateINC108925Kuldip KondeSS993069619
204MavalSunil ShelkeNCP167712Bala BhegadeBJP7377093942
205ChinchwadLaxman JagtapBJP150723Rahul KalateInd11222538498
206Pimpri (SC)Anna BansodeNCP86985Gautam Sukhdeo ChabukswarSS6717719808
207BhosariMahesh LandgeBJP159295Vilas LandeNCP8172877567
208Vadgaon SheriSunil TingreNCP97700Jagdish MulikBJP927254975
209ShivajinagarSiddharth ShiroleBJP58727Datta BahiratINC536035124
210KothrudChandrakant PatilBJP105246Kishor ShindeMNS7975125495
211KhadakwasalaBhimrao TapkirBJP120518Sachin DodkeNCP1179232595
212ParvatiMadhuri MisalBJP97012Ashwini KadamNCP6024536767
213HadapsarChetan Vitthal TupeNCP92326Yogesh TilekarBJP895062820
214Pune Cantonment (SC)Sunil KambleBJP52160Ramesh BagweINC471485012
215Kasba PethMukta TilakBJP75492Arvind ShindeINC4729628196
Ahmednagar district
216Akole (ST)Kiran LahamateNCP113414Vaibhav Madhukar PichadBJP5572557689
217SangamnerBalasaheb ThoratINC125380Sahebrao NavaleSS6312862252
218ShirdiRadhakrishna Vikhe PatilBJP132316Suresh Jagannath ThoratINC4529287024
219KopargaonAshutosh Ashokrao KaleNCP87566Snehalata KolheBJP86744822
220Shrirampur (SC)Lahu KanadeINC93906Bhausaheb Malhari KambleSS7491218,994
221NevasaShankarrao GadakhKSP1,16,943Balasaheb MurkuteBJP86,28030,663
222ShevgaonMonika Rajiv RajaleBJP112509Balasaheb MurkuteNCP9821514294
223RahuriPrajakt TanpureNCP109234Shivaji KardileBJP8590823326
224ParnerNilesh Dnyandev LankeNCP139963Vijayrao Bhaskarrao AutiSS8012559838
225Ahmednagar CitySangram JagtapNCP81,217Anil RathodSS70,07811,139
226ShrigondaBabanrao PachputeBJP103258Ghanshyam Prataprao ShelarNCP985084750
227Karjat JamkhedRohit Rajendra PawarNCP135824Ram ShindeBJP9247743347
Beed district
228GeoraiLaxman PawarBJP99625Vijaysinh PanditNCP928336792
229MajalgaonPrakashdada SolankeNCP111566Ramesh KokateBJP9867612890
230BeedSandeep KshirsagarNCP99934Jaydutt KshirsagarSS979501984
231AshtiBalasaheb AjabeNCP126756Bhimrao DhondeBJP1009312981
232Kaij (SC)Namita MundadaBJP126756Pruthviraj Shivaji SatheNCP1009312981
233ParliDhananjay MundeNCP122114Pankaja MundeBJP9141330701
Latur district
234Latur RuralDhiraj DeshmukhINC135006NOTANOTA27500107506
235Latur CityAmit DeshmukhINC111156Shailesh LahotiBJP7074140415
236AhmadpurBabasaheb PatilNCP84636Vinayakrao Kishanrao Jadhav PatilBJP5544529191
237Udgir (SC)Sanjay BansodeNCP96366Anil Sadashiv KambleBJP7578720579
238NilangaSambhaji Patil NilangekarBJP97324Ashokrao Patil NilangekarINC6519332131
239AusaAbhimanyu PawarBJP95340Basavraj Madhavrao PatilINC6862626714
Osmanabad district
240Umarga (SC)Dnyanraj ChouguleSS86773Dattu BhaleraoINC6118725586
241TuljapurRanajagjitsinha PatilBJP99034Madhukarrao ChavanINC7586523169
242OsmanabadKailas PatilSS87488Sanjay Prakash NimbalkarINC7402113467
243ParandaTanaji SawantSS106674Rahul Maharudra MoteNCP7377232902
Solapur district
244KarmalaSanjaymama ShindeInd78822Narayan PatilInd733285494
245MadhaBabanrao Vitthalrao ShindeNCP142573Sanjay KokateSS7332868245
246BarshiRajendra RautInd95482Dilip Gangadhar SopalSS924063076
247Mohol (SC)Yashwant ManeNCP90532Nagnath KshirsagarSS6883323573
248Solapur City NorthVijay DeshmukhBJP96529Anand Baburao ChandanshiveVBA2346173068
249Solapur City CentralPraniti ShindeINC51440Haji Farooq Maqbool ShabdiAIMIM3872112719
250AkkalkotSachin KalyanshettiBJP119437Siddharam Satlingappa MhetreINC8266836769
251Solapur SouthSubhash DeshmukhBJP87223Moulali Bashumiya SayyedINC5797629247
252PandharpurBharat BhalkeNCP89787Paricharak SudhakarRamchandraBJP7642613361
253SangolaShahajibapu PatilSS99464Aniket Chandrakant DeshmukhPWPI98696768
254Malshiras (SC)Ram SatputeBJP103507Uttamrao Shivdas JankarNCP1009172590
Satara district
255Phaltan (SC)Dipak Pralhad ChavanNCP117617Digambar Rohidas AgawaneBJP8663630981
256WaiMakrand Jadhav - PatilNCP130486Madan Prataprao BhosaleBJP8683943647
257KoregaonMahesh ShindeSS101487Shashikant ShindeNCP952556232
258ManJaykumar GoreBJP91469Prabhakar Krushnaji DeshmukhInd884263043
259Karad NorthShamrao Pandurang PatilNCP100509Manoj GhorpadeInd5129449215
260Karad SouthPrithviraj ChavanINC92296Atulbaba Suresh BhosaleBJP831669130
261PatanShambhuraj DesaiSS106266Satyajit Vikramsinh PatankarNCP9209114175
262SataraShivendra Raje BhosaleBJP118005Deepak Sahebrao PawarNCP7458143424
Ratnagiri district
263DapoliYogesh KadamSS95364Sanjayrao Vasant KadamNCP8178613578
264GuhagarBhaskar JadhavSS95364Betkar Sahadev DevjiNCP5229726451
265ChiplunShekhar Govindrao NikamNCP101578Sadanand ChavanSS7165429924
266RatnagiriUday SamantSS118484Sudesh Sadanand MayekarNCP3114987335
267RajapurRajan SalviSS65433Avinash LadINC5355711876
Sindhudurg district
268KankavliNitesh RaneBJP84504Satish Jagannath SawantSS5638828116
269KudalVaibhav NaikSS69168Ranjit Dattatray DesaiInd5481914349
270SawantwadiDeepak KesarkarSS69784Rajan Krishna TeliInd5655613228
Kolhapur district
271ChandgadRajesh Narasingrao PatilNCP55558Shivaji Shattupa PatilInd511734385
272RadhanagariPrakashrao AbitkarSS105881Krishnarao PatilNCP8745118430
273KagalHasan MushrifNCP116436Samarjeetsinh GhatageInd8830328133
274Kolhapur SouthRuturaj PatilINC140103Amal MahadikBJP9739442709
275KarvirP. N. PatilINC135675Chandradip NarkeSS11301422661
276Kolhapur NorthChandrakant JadhavINC91053Rajesh KshirsagarSS7585415199
277ShahuwadiVinay KoreJSS124868Satyajeet PatilSS9700527863
278Hatkanangle (SC)Raju AwaleINC73720Sujit Vasantrao MinachekarSS669506770
279IchalkaranjiPrakashanna AwadeInd116886Suresh HalvankarBJP6707649810
280ShirolRajendra PatilInd90038Ulhas PatilSS6221427824
Sangli district
281Miraj (SC)Suresh KhadeBJP96369Balaso Dattatray HonmoreSWP6597130398
282SangliSudhir GadgilBJP93636Prithviraj Gulabrao PatilINC866976939
283IslampurJayant PatilNCP115563Nishikant Prakash Bhosale- PatilInd4339472169
284ShiralaMansing Fattesingrao NaikNCP101933Shivajirao NaikBJP7600225931
285Palus-KadegaonVishwajeet KadamINC171497NOTANOTA20631150866
286KhanapurAnil BabarSS116974Sadashivrao Hanmantrao PatilInd9068326291
287Tasgaon-Kavathe MahankalSuman PatilNCP128371Ajitrao Shankarrao GhorpadeSS6583962532
288JatVikramsinh Balasaheb SawantINC87184Vilas JagtapBJP5251034674

Seat Shifts & Retain

Party[20] !Seats Retained!Seats Lost!Seats Gained!Final Count
Bharatiya Janata Party82 40 23105
Shiv Sena36 27 2056
Nationalist Congress Party22 19 3254
Indian National Congress21 21 2344
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen00 02 0202

Aftermath

See main article: 2019 Maharashtra political crisis. After the declaration of election result on 24 October 2019, Shiv Sena declined to support BJP for the government formation demanding rotational Chief Ministers of both parties for 2.5 years each, which Shiv Sena claimed was promised by BJP during elections, and subsequently withdrew from Maha-Yuti Alliance. However, it was repeatedly clarified by Union Home Minister Amit Shah (then BJP National President) that no such promise was made and the campaign was to make Devendra Fadnavis the Chief Minister for another full term. As no political party was able to prove the majority in the assembly, the President's rule was imposed in the state following recommendation by the Governor on 12 November 2019.[21] [22]

Ultimately, the combination of largest legislative party BJP and a faction of the NCP agreed to form a grand coalition with Devendra Fadnavis returning as Chief Minister. Ajit Pawar of NCP was sworn in as Deputy Chief Minister. But the NCP national leadership had rebuffed this move and announced that it will not support BJP. On Tue, 26 Nov, Devendra Fadnavis resigned at a press conference in Mumbai.

A grand alliance named Maha Vikas Aghadi was formed following this and Uddhav Thackeray sworn in as chief minister on 28 November 2019.[23] [24]

The grand alliance consisted of Nationalist Congress Party, Shiv Sena and Indian National Congress. However in June 2022, a political crisis erupted in the coalition and a majority of Shiv Sena under the leadership of Eknath Shinde quit the coalition and formed part of National Democratic Alliance led by Bharatiya Janata Party. Uddhav Thackeray resigned on 29 June 2022 ahead of floor test.[25] On the subsequent day, Eknath Shinde ministry came into power.

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Notes and References

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