Constituency
64. Tirora
Community mirrorMaharashtra · Maharashtra Assembly Election, 2024
MH-TIRORA
BJP 57.8%won by 24.0%NCPSP 33.8%
What changed here
DerivedBharatiya Janata Party held the seat; the winning margin widened from 15.3% to 24.0%.
- New challengerNationalist Congress Party- Sharadchandra Pawar (NCPSP) finished second with 33.8% — it did not contest here in 2019.
- Vote consolidatedThe top two candidates took 91.6% of the vote between them, up from 75.0% — a tighter two-way contest.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
—
not in source
Turnout
—
not in source
Valid votes
1,78,227
Margin
42,686
23.95%
Candidates
22 contested · winner BJP- 1VIJAY BHARATLAL RAHANGDALEBharatiya Janata Party · BJP1,02,98457.8%
- 2RAVIKANT KHUSHAL BOPCHE (GUDDU)Nationalist Congress Party- Sharadchandra Pawar · NCPSP60,29833.8%
- 3RAVINDRA DILIP SOYAMPUP · PUP2,4481.4%
- 4NITESH SHALIKRAM KHOBRAGADEIndependent · IND2,1111.2%
- 5ATUL MURLIDHAR GAJBHIYEVBA · VBA1,7861.0%
- 6CHAMPALAL DASHRATH SATHAWANEBahujan Samaj Party · BSP1,5690.9%
- 7VANITA (KAJU) BENILAL THAKAREIndependent · IND1,1550.6%
- 8PRATAP TILAKCHAND PATLESwarna Bharat Party · SBP9720.5%
- 9RAJENDRA DAMODAR BONDREIndependent · IND7790.4%
- 10NOTANOTA · NOTA7470.4%
- 11DONGRE MANOJ YOURAJIndependent · IND7080.4%
- 12NARENDRAKUMAR GANPATRAO RAHANGDALEIndependent · IND4880.3%
- 13NIRAJKUMAR BHUMESHWAR MISHRAIndependent · IND3510.2%
- 14SONU. R. TEMBHEKARIndependent · IND3320.2%
- 15DINESH DUDHARAM TEKAMJGP · JGP3190.2%
- 16KOSARKAR KHUSHAL DEWAJIIndependent · IND2550.1%
- 17SURESH DADUJI TEMBHAREIndependent · IND2430.1%
- 18TAYWADE RAJESHKUMAR MAYARAMIndependent · IND2040.1%
- 19NILESH PRADEEP RODGEIndependent · IND1630.1%
- 20RAJESH MADHORAO AMBEDAREBRSP · BRSP1510.1%
- 21AJAY VISHWANATH ANJANKARIndependent · IND830.0%
- 22GAJBHIYE KAILASH BUDHARAMIndependent · IND810.0%
Since 2019
Derived- Winner then
- BJP
- Winner now
- BJP
- BJP–NCPSP swing
- −21.2%
- BJP share
- 45.2% → 57.8%
- NCPSP share
- 0.0% → 33.8%
- Turnout
- 65.6% → —