Constituency
60. Tumsar
Community mirrorMaharashtra · Maharashtra Assembly Election, 2019
MH-TUMSAR
NCP 40.6%won by 3.6%IND 37.0%
What changed here
DerivedThe seat changed hands: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost it to Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), which now leads by 3.6%.
- NCP vote shareNCP went from 22.4% to 40.6% of the vote here (+18.2%).
- New challengerIndependent (IND) finished second with 37.0% — it polled just 1.0% in 2014.
- Vote consolidatedThe top two candidates took 77.5% of the vote between them, up from 58.9% — a tighter two-way contest.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
3,03,652
Turnout
70.8%
Valid votes
2,15,010
Margin
7,700
3.58%
Candidates
11 contested · winner NCP- 1KAREMORE RAJU MANIKRAONationalist Congress Party · NCP87,19040.6%
- 2CHARAN SOVINDA WAGHMAREIndependent · IND79,49037.0%
- 3PRADEEP MOTIRAM PADOLEBharatiya Janata Party · BJP33,45715.6%
- 4PRO. DR. CHHAYA MURLIDHAR GABHANEBahujan Samaj Party · BSP3,5151.6%
- 5DR. PANKAJ SUBHASHCHANDRA KAREMOREIndependent · IND3,1581.5%
- 6VIJAY RAMKRUSHNA SHAHAREVBA · VBA2,2341.0%
- 7K. K. PANCHBUDHEIndependent · IND1,9350.9%
- 8NOTANOTA · NOTA1,9100.9%
- 9LOKHANDE RAVIDAS SHRAWANBMUP · BMUP1,3320.6%
- 10B. M. PARSHURAMKAR(SIR)Independent · IND4400.2%
- 11USHA PURUSHOTTAM KESALKARIndependent · IND3490.2%
Since 2014
Derived- Winner then
- BJP
- Winner now
- NCPflipped
- NCP–IND swing
- −17.7%
- NCP share
- 22.4% → 40.6%
- IND share
- 1.0% → 37.0%
- Turnout
- 71.7% → 70.8%