Constituency
206. Pimpri
Community mirrorMaharashtra · Maharashtra Assembly Election, 2014
MH-PIMPRI
SHS 28.9%won by 1.3%NCP 27.6%
What changed here
DerivedThe seat changed hands: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) lost it to Shiv Sena (SHS), which now leads by 1.3%.
- SHS vote shareSHS went from 0.0% to 28.9% of the vote here (+28.9%).
- Vote fragmentedThe top two took only 56.4% between them, down from 76.9% — the field split more ways.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
3,82,718
Turnout
46.2%
Valid votes
1,76,902
Margin
2,335
1.32%
Candidates
24 contested · winner SHS- 1ADV. CHABUKSWAR GAUTAM SUKHDEOShiv Sena · SHS51,09628.9%
- 2ANNA DADU BANSODENationalist Congress Party · NCP48,76127.6%
- 3SONKAMBLE CHANDRAKANTA LAXMANRPIA · RPIA47,28826.7%
- 4MANOJ VISHNU KAMBLEIndian National Congress · INC11,0226.2%
- 5ANITA DATTATRAYA SONAWANEMaharashtra Navnirman Sena · MNS5,1692.9%
- 6None of the AboveNOTA · NOTA4,4352.5%
- 7ADV. KSHITIJ TEXAS GAIKWADBahujan Samaj Party · BSP3,0751.7%
- 8CHANDRAKANT AMBADAS MANEIndependent · IND8230.5%
- 9DATTATRAYA PRALHAD KUCHEKARIndependent · IND7790.4%
- 10SUNIT RAJENDRA CHAJCHIDAKRBSP · RBSP4820.3%
- 11CHOUDHARY ZAFAR KHURSHIDIndependent · IND4630.3%
- 12SURESH MADHUKAR LONDHEIndependent · IND4280.2%
- 13GHODKE SHAM ABHIMANYUIndependent · IND3820.2%
- 14KAMBLE MANGAL BHIKARAMRPK · RPK3640.2%
- 15MEENATAI YADAV KHILAREIndependent · IND3570.2%
- 16GOVIND GANGARAM HERODEBMUP · BMUP3480.2%
- 17PRATIK SHANKARRAO ZUMBAREIndependent · IND2740.2%
- 18RAKESH ALIAS BALASHAHEB RAMESH GAIKWADIndependent · IND2580.1%
- 19ASHA RAJU RANDIVEIndependent · IND2450.1%
- 20ADV. ADSUL MOHAN TUKARAMIndependent · IND2240.1%
- 21KHUDE SHANTARAM GANESHIndependent · IND1720.1%
- 22N. D. MOREIndependent · IND1690.1%
- 23RAJU SUDAM BHALERAOIndependent · IND1560.1%
- 24GAWAI SURENDRA SUDAMRAOIndependent · IND1320.1%
Since 2009
Derived- Winner then
- NCP
- Winner now
- SHSflipped
- SHS–NCP swing
- +43.0%
- SHS share
- 0.0% → 28.9%
- NCP share
- 41.7% → 27.6%
- Turnout
- — → 46.2%