Constituency
34. Washim
Community mirrorMaharashtra · Maharashtra Assembly Election, 2014
MH-WASHIM
BJP 25.8%won by 2.4%SHS 23.5%
What changed here
DerivedBharatiya Janata Party held the seat; the winning margin narrowed from 16.0% to 2.4%.
- Won on a lower shareIts own vote share fell 17.3% — it held because the rest of the vote was more divided.
- New challengerShiv Sena (SHS) finished second with 23.5% — it did not contest here in 2009.
- Vote fragmentedThe top two took only 49.3% between them, down from 70.2% — the field split more ways.
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Electorate
3,25,785
Turnout
57.3%
Valid votes
1,86,771
Margin
4,393
2.35%
Candidates
21 contested · winner BJP- 1MALIK LAKHAN SAHADEVBharatiya Janata Party · BJP48,19625.8%
- 2NILESH ALIAS SHASHIKANT PENDHARKARShiv Sena · SHS43,80323.5%
- 3SURESH BHIVAJI INGALEIndian National Congress · INC35,96819.3%
- 4DR. DIPAK YASHVANTRAO DHOKENationalist Congress Party · NCP21,69011.6%
- 5MILIND PAKHALEBBM · BBM13,2767.1%
- 6DNYANESHWAR NAMDEV JHADHAVMaharashtra Navnirman Sena · MNS11,4636.1%
- 7RAHUL CHOKHA BHAGATBahujan Samaj Party · BSP2,0621.1%
- 8SANJAY JANRAO MANDAVDHARECommunist Party of India · CPI1,8771.0%
- 9DR. ALKA SATYABHAN MAKASAREIndependent · IND1,4060.8%
- 10None of the AboveNOTA · NOTA1,1300.6%
- 11MAHADEORAO HARIBHAU TATKEIndependent · IND9250.5%
- 12BHAGWAT SAKHARAM RANBAWALEIndependent · IND7360.4%
- 13RAMCHANDRA TUKARAM WANKHEDEIndependent · IND6980.4%
- 14SHIVAJI RAMJI INGOLEIndependent · IND6450.3%
- 15SUBHASH LALCHANDJI DEVHANSIndependent · IND6310.3%
- 16SONTASH TANAJI KHANDAREIndependent · IND4810.3%
- 17NARAYAN JIJEEBA PADGHANIndependent · IND4620.2%
- 18RAMESH PANDURANG AMBHOREBSPA · BSPA4400.2%
- 19PARMESHWAR MAHADU WALVEIndependent · IND4300.2%
- 20DEVLAL CHIMAN BORDEIndependent · IND2480.1%
- 21DHAM RAMJI WANKHADEIndependent · IND2040.1%
Since 2009
Derived- Winner then
- BJP
- Winner now
- BJP
- BJP–SHS swing
- −40.7%
- BJP share
- 43.1% → 25.8%
- SHS share
- 0.0% → 23.5%
- Turnout
- — → 57.3%