Complete election history with Lok Sabha and Assembly results
Maharashtra has a rich democratic history spanning over seven decades of Indian elections. The state currently has 48 Lok Sabha constituencies that elect Members of Parliament to the lower house of India's national legislature. For state governance, Maharashtra has 288 Vidhan Sabha (Assembly) constituencies that elect Members of Legislative Assembly.
In the most recent Lok Sabha election, Maharashtra recorded an average voter turnout of 66.7%. Browse the election years below to explore constituency-wise results, winning candidates, party performance, victory margins, and voter turnout data for every election held in Maharashtra.
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This page serves as your gateway to Maharashtra's complete electoral history. India follows the First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) system where the candidate with the most votes in each constituency wins the seat. Maharashtra participates in both national Lok Sabha elections (held every 5 years across all states simultaneously) and state Vidhan Sabha elections (held on the state's own cycle).
For each election year listed above, you can view the full list of constituencies with winning candidates, their party affiliations, total votes polled, voter turnout percentages, and victory margins. Click through to individual constituency pages for candidate-wise vote breakdowns and visual comparisons.
All data is sourced from the Election Commission of India. If you notice any discrepancy, please contact us with the details.