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state assembly / GENERAL ELECTION

PATHARDI · 2004

Maharashtra · Constituency 231

Public archive reference. Candidate names and historical geography are reproduced as supplied. Source rank and vote order are not a reviewed winner declaration.

Candidate records · 11 rows
Source rankCandidatePartyVotesSource vote share
1RAJIV APPASAHEB RAJALEINC66,84644.27%
2DHAKANE PARTAP BABANRAOBJP60,84540.30%
3KASHINATH RADHAKISAN LAWANDEIND8,9965.96%
4RAMKRISHNA VISHWANATH BADEIND4,5793.03%
5JADHAV NARAYAN SHANKARBSP2,5891.71%
6SAYYAD YUNUS AHAMADIND2,1241.41%
7SHIVAJI JAGANNATH CHORMALERSPS1,7571.16%
8RAOSAHEB MOHAN PAKHAREIND1,3240.88%
9KHAIRE ARJUN DEVRAOIND9400.62%
10NAVGIRE SURESH DADABAIND5010.33%
11CHAUDHAR SUBHASH DHONDIRAMIND4890.32%

Source & record context

Trivedi Centre for Political Data, Ashoka University

TCPD Indian Elections Dataset (TCPD-IED), Trivedi Centre for Political Data, Ashoka University. June 2023 archive.

Valid votes in source150,990
Electors in source204,822

Boundary identifier: 3 · Dataset: tcpd-ae

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