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

Chikhli, a key constituency in Maharashtra, holds a significant position in the state’s political scene. Its Vidhan Sabha election results from 2019 were closely monitored by political enthusiasts and locals alike, as these results would shape the future political representation of the region. With intense competition among candidates and high stakes for the leading parties, the Chikhli 2019 MLA election outcomes marked a crucial moment for Maharashtra’s political landscape.

The election was particularly notable for the close competition between the candidates, with each contender working hard to gain the support of the people. Residents of Chikhli eagerly awaited the results, as the outcome would directly affect their local leadership and representation in the legislative assembly.

The election results underscored the shifting dynamics within the region and revealed much about voter preferences and regional loyalties.

Key Candidates in the 2019 Chikhli MLA Elections

The Chikhli constituency saw a variety of candidates representing different parties, each bringing a unique perspective and set of promises to the table. Here’s a breakdown of the major candidates:

1. Shweta Vidyadhar Mahale – Representing the BJP with the symbol Lotus, Mahale, a 41-year-old candidate, achieved an impressive 48.16% of the total votes, amounting to 92,760 votes.
2. Bondre Rahul Siddhavinayak – A 54-year-old candidate from the INC, known for its Hand symbol. He garnered 44.65% of the votes, receiving 86,072 votes.
3. Ashok Shivsingh Suradkar – Representing the VBA and symbolized by a Gas Cylinder, Suradkar, a 60-year-old, earned 4.98% of the votes, totaling 9,605 votes.
4. Parveen Bi Sayyed Harun – This BSP candidate, a 50-year-old woman with the Elephant symbol, received 0.57% of the votes, totaling 1,105 votes.

Other independent candidates, such as Devanand Pandurang Gawai, Rajendra Vishvanath Jawanjal, and Abdul Salim Noormohammad Meman, also took part but received relatively fewer votes, indicating limited traction among voters.

Additionally, the NOTA (None of the Above) option played a small yet notable role in the election, as 1,030 voters chose this option, signaling a desire for change or dissatisfaction with the listed candidates. NOTA’s presence underscores the demand for higher accountability among candidates and highlights the need for political parties to better understand and address public concerns.

Detailed Voting Results in Chikhli’s MLA 2019 Elections

The voting results for the 2019 Chikhli constituency elections illustrate the strong competition and preferences among voters. The BJP candidate, Shweta Vidyadhar Mahale, emerged victorious with a total of 93,515 votes and captured 48.16% of the vote share. In comparison, Bondre Rahul Siddhavinayak from INC was close behind, securing 86,705 votes, or 44.65% of the vote share.

Constituency	Candidate Name	Category	Party	Symbol	General Votes	Postal Votes	Total	Percent Voted Polled
Chikhli	Abdul Salim Noormohammad Meman	GENERAL	IND	Almirah	415	0	415	0.21
Chikhli	Ashok Shivsingh Suradkar	GENERAL	VBA	Gas Cylinder	9605	56	9661	4.98
Chikhli	Bondre Rahul Siddhavinayak	GENERAL	INC	Hand	86072	633	86705	44.65
Chikhli	Dadarai Shriram Padghan	GENERAL	IND	Spanner	274	0	274	0.14
Chikhli	Dagduba Shankar Salve	SC	IND	Tractor	184	0	184	0.09
Chikhli	Devanand Pandurang Gawai	SC	IND	Auto-Rickshaw	550	1	551	0.28
Chikhli	Imran Khan Umar Khan	GENERAL	IND	Bat	226	0	226	0.12
Chikhli	NOTA	NA	NA	NA	1030	5	1035
Chikhli	Parveen Bi Sayyed Harun	GENERAL	BSP	Elephant	1105	4	1109	0.57
Chikhli	Rajendra Vishvanath Jawanjal	GENERAL	IND	Cup & Saucer	506	1	507	0.26
Chikhli	Shweta Vidyadhar Mahale	GENERAL	BJP	Lotus	92760	755	93515	48.16

Here’s a quick overview of the vote counts and percentages for each major candidate:

• Shweta Vidyadhar Mahale (BJP): 93,515 votes (48.16%)
• Bondre Rahul Siddhavinayak (INC): 86,705 votes (44.65%)
• Ashok Shivsingh Suradkar (VBA): 9,661 votes (4.98%)
• Parveen Bi Sayyed Harun (BSP): 1,109 votes (0.57%)
• NOTA: 1,035 votes
• Devanand Pandurang Gawai (IND): 551 votes (0.28%)
• Rajendra Vishvanath Jawanjal (IND): 507 votes (0.26%)
• Abdul Salim Noormohammad Meman (IND): 415 votes (0.21%)
• Dadarai Shriram Padghan (IND): 274 votes (0.14%)
• Imran Khan Umar Khan (IND): 226 votes (0.12%)
• Dagduba Shankar Salve (IND): 184 votes (0.09%)

These results reveal a significant preference for BJP and INC in the region, with both candidates capturing the vast majority of the votes. The tight race between Mahale and Siddhavinayak was a testament to the competitive political environment in Chikhli, as well as to the robust support both parties command in Maharashtra.

Chikhli’s Party-Wise Performance: Key Takeaways

The BJP’s candidate, Shweta Vidyadhar Mahale, not only won the election but also showcased the party’s strong foothold in Chikhli. With 48.16% of the vote share, her victory underscored the influence BJP holds in the constituency. However, INC’s candidate Bondre Rahul Siddhavinayak was a formidable opponent, with a 44.65% share that reflects substantial support among voters.

The VBA and BSP candidates, while capturing smaller vote percentages, highlighted the presence of other political viewpoints within Chikhli. VBA’s Ashok Shivsingh Suradkar managed to secure a small yet significant portion of the votes with 4.98%, suggesting a niche voter base.

The presence of multiple independent candidates also highlights a dynamic election environment, with diverse voices contributing to the democratic process. However, their combined vote share remained minimal, indicating limited voter alignment with independent platforms.