Bhor MLA Vidhan Sabha 2019 Election Results- Candidate Name, Votes, Winning Margins

Maharashtra is a state in western India known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance. The Bhor constituency is a vital part of the Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha, playing a crucial role in the state’s political landscape. The 2019 election results for Bhor MLA Vidhan Sabha saw a fierce competition among candidates vying for the position. The winning candidate’s name, votes, and winning margins were of utmost importance to the constituents. The outcome of the election has had a significant impact on the region’s development and governance. Stay informed about the latest updates and developments in the Bhor constituency to stay engaged in the political process.

Key Candidates in the Bhor MLA 2019 Elections

In the Bhor 2019 elections, key candidates include:

– SANGRAM ANANTRAO THOPTE
– Community: Male, 46, General
– Party: INC
– Vote Count: Hand, 108398
– Percentage: 47.72

– KULDIP SUDAM KONDE
– Community: Male, 46, General
– Party: SHS
– Vote Count: Bow and, 99476
– Percentage: 43.69

– AATMARAM JAYWANT KALATE
– Community: Male, 72, General
– Party: IND
– Vote Count: Cup &, 7366
– Percentage: 3.23

– BHAU PANDURANG MARGALE
– Community: Male, 38, General
– Party: VBA
– Vote Count: Gas, 4916
– Percentage: 2.16

– ANIL PRAKASH MATERE
– Community: Male, 32, General
– Party: MNS
– Vote Count: Railway, 3051
– Percentage: 1.34

– NOTA (None of the above)
– Vote Count: 1826
– Percentage: 0.8

– PANDHARINATH SAMPAT SONDKAR
– Community: Male, 46, General
– Party: SBBGP
– Vote Count: Sewing, 1467
– Percentage: 0.64

– MANSI SURESH SHINDE TURN OUT
– Community: Female, 37, General
– Party: IND
– Vote Count: SHIP, 956
– Percentage: 0.42

These candidates represent a diverse range of parties and demographics in the Bhor 2019 elections.

 Bhor Voting Results MLA 2019 Elections

– The winner of the Bhor 2019 elections is Sangram Anantrao Thopte from INC with a total of 108,925 votes, accounting for 47.72% of the total votes.
– The runner up is Kuldip Sudam Konde from SHS with a total of 99,719 votes, making up 43.69% of the total votes.
– Aatmaram Jaywant Kalate from IND secured 7,382 votes, representing 3.23% of the total votes.
– Bhau Pandurang Margale from VBA received 4,929 votes, which accounts for 2.16% of the total votes.
– Anil Prakash Matere from MNS garnered 3,055 votes, making up 1.34% of the total votes.
– NOTA (None of the Above) received 1,827 votes, representing 0.8% of the total votes.
– Pandharinath Sampat Sondkar from SBBGP secured 1,469 votes, accounting for 0.64% of the total votes.
– Mansi Suresh Shinde Turn Out from IND received 957 votes, making up 0.42% of the total votes.

 Bhor Detailed Candidates Voting Percent in MLA 2019 Elections

Constituency	Candidate Name	Category	Party	Symbol	General Votes	Postal Votes	Total	Percent Voted Polled
Bhor	AATMARAM JAYWANT KALATE	GENERAL	IND	Cup &	7366	16	7382	3.23
Bhor	ANIL PRAKASH MATERE	GENERAL	MNS	Railway	3051	4	3055	1.34
Bhor	BHAU PANDURANG MARGALE	GENERAL	VBA	Gas	4916	13	4929	2.16
Bhor	KULDIP SUDAM KONDE	GENERAL	SHS	Bow and	99476	243	99719	43.69
Bhor	MANSI SURESH SHINDE	GENERAL	IND	SHIP	956	1	957	0.42
Bhor	NOTA	NA	NA	NA	1826	1	1827	0.8
Bhor	PANDHARINATH SAMPAT SONDKAR	GENERAL	SBBGP	Sewing	1467	2	1469	0.64
Bhor	SANGRAM ANANTRAO THOPTE	GENERAL	INC	Hand	108398	527	108925	47.72

Bhor Party-Wise Performance in MLA 2019 Elections

Party-Wise Performance:

– INC (Indian National Congress) candidate SANGRAM ANANTRAO THOPTE received 108,398 votes, with a vote share of 47.72%.

– SHS (Shiv Sena) candidate KULDIP SUDAM KONDE received 99,476 votes, with a vote share of 43.69%.

– IND (Independent) candidate AATMARAM JAYWANT KALATE received 7,366 votes, with a vote share of 3.23%.

– VBA (Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi) candidate BHAU PANDURANG MARGALE received 4,916 votes, with a vote share of 2.16%.

– MNS (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) candidate ANIL PRAKASH MATERE received 3,051 votes, with a vote share of 1.34%.

– NOTA (None of the Above) received 1,826 votes, with a vote share of 0.8%.

– SBBGP (Sambhaji Brigade Bahujan Paksh) candidate PANDHARINATH SAMPAT SONDKAR received 1,467 votes, with a vote share of 0.64%.

– IND (Independent) candidate MANSI SURESH SHINDE TURN OUT received 956 votes, with a vote share of 0.42%.

FAQ

1. Who is the winning MLA candidate from Bhor, Maharashtra elections in 2019?
– Sangram Anantrao Thopte from the Indian National Congress (INC) party was the winning MLA candidate from Bhor, Maharashtra in the 2019 elections.

2. How many votes did the winning candidate get in Bhor, Maharashtra elections in 2019?
– Sangram Anantrao Thopte, the winning candidate, received 108,925 votes in the Bhor, Maharashtra elections in 2019.

3. Which party won the elections in Bhor, Maharashtra in 2019?
– The Indian National Congress (INC) party won the elections in Bhor, Maharashtra in 2019, with Sangram Anantrao Thopte as the winning candidate.

4. What was the vote difference between the first and second candidate in Bhor, Maharashtra?
– The vote difference between the first and second candidate in Bhor, Maharashtra was 8,519 votes.

5. How many votes did the second candidate get in Bhor, Maharashtra in 2019?
– Kuldip Sudam Konde, the second candidate from the Shiv Sena (SHS) party, received 99,719 votes in the Bhor, Maharashtra elections in 2019.

6. How many people voted in total in Bhor, Maharashtra in 2019?
– A total of 228,612 people voted in the Bhor, Maharashtra elections in 2019.

7. What was the percentage of people who voted in Bhor, Maharashtra in 2019?
– The percentage of people who voted in Bhor, Maharashtra in 2019 was 60.29%.

8. How many postal votes did the candidates get in Bhor, Maharashtra?
– The details of postal votes for the candidates are as follows:
– Sangram Anantrao Thopte (INC) received 527 postal votes
– Kuldip Sudam Konde (SHS) received 243 postal votes
– Aatmaram Jaywant Kalate (IND) received 16 postal votes
– Bhau Pandurang Margale (VBA) received 13 postal votes
– Anil Prakash Matere (MNS) received 4 postal votes
– NOTA received 1 postal vote
– Pandharinath Sampat Sondkar (SBBGP) received 2 postal votes
– Mansi Suresh Shinde Turn Out (IND) received 1 postal vote