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

Maharashtra’s Jogeshwari East constituency is a crucial area in the state’s political landscape. In the 2019 Vidhan Sabha elections, the constituency witnessed a highly contested battle for the MLA seat. The election results revealed the victory of a candidate who secured a significant number of votes, ultimately determining the winning margin. The name of the elected MLA, along with the detailed breakdown of votes and winning margins, holds immense importance for the constituents of Jogeshwari East. These election results play a vital role in shaping the political future of the constituency and influencing the direction of governance in Maharashtra.

Key Candidates in the Jogeshwari East MLA 2019 Elections

In the Jogeshwari East 2019 elections, the key candidates include:

– Ravindra Dattaram Waikar, a 65-year-old male candidate from the SHS party, represented by the Bow and Arrow symbol. He received 60.86% of the votes, with 90,401 votes in his favor.

– Sunil Bisan Kumre, a 53-year-old male candidate from the INC party, represented by the Hand symbol. He received 21.39% of the votes, with 31,831 votes in his favor.

– NOTA (None of the Above) received 22 votes, representing 8.08% of the total votes.

– Dilbag Singh, a 46-year-old male candidate from the VBA party, represented by the Cylinder symbol. He received 3.41% of the votes, with 5,060 votes in his favor.

– Vitthal Govind Lad, a 63-year-old male candidate from the AAAP party, represented by the Broom symbol. He received 2.59% of the votes, with 3,854 votes in his favor.

– Milind Jagannath Bhole, a 59-year-old male candidate running as an independent (IND), represented by the Auto symbol. He received 2.22% of the votes, with 3,303 votes in his favor.

– Kundan Hindurao Waghmare, a 48-year-old male candidate from the BSP party, represented by the Elephant symbol. He received 0.84% of the votes, with 1,249 votes in his favor.

– Anil Laxman Chavan TURN OUT, a 54-year-old male candidate running as an independent (IND), represented by the Saucer symbol. He received 0.62% of the votes, with 926 votes in his favor.

 Jogeshwari East Voting Results MLA 2019 Elections

– In the Jogeshwari East 2019 elections, Ravindra Dattaram Waikar from SHS emerged as the winner with a total of 90,654 votes, securing 60.86% of the total votes.
– The runner up in the elections was Sunil Bisan Kumre from INC, who received 31,867 votes, accounting for 21.39% of the total votes.
– The NOTA option received a total of 12,031 votes, making up 8.08% of the total votes cast.
– Other candidates in the election included Dilbag Singh from VBA with 5,075 votes (3.41%), Vitthal Govind Lad from AAAP with 3,857 votes (2.59%), Milind Jagannath Bhole from IND with 3,304 votes (2.22%), Kundan Hindurao Waghmare from BSP with 1,250 votes (0.84%), and Anil Laxman Chavan TURN OUT from IND with 927 votes (0.62%).

 Jogeshwari East Detailed Candidates Voting Percent in MLA 2019 Elections

Constituency	Candidate Name	Category	Party	Symbol	General Votes	Postal Votes	Total	Percent Voted Polled
Jogeshwari East	Anil Laxman Chavan	GENERAL	IND	Saucer	926	1	927	0.62
Jogeshwari East	Dilbag Singh	GENERAL	VBA	Cylinder	5060	15	5075	3.41
Jogeshwari East	Kundan Hindurao Waghmare	SC	BSP	Elephant	1249	1	1250	0.84
Jogeshwari East	Milind Jagannath Bhole	GENERAL	IND	Auto-	3303	1	3304	2.22
Jogeshwari East	NOTA	NA	NA	NA	12009	22	12031	8.08
Jogeshwari East	Ravindra Dattaram Waikar	GENERAL	SHS	Bow and	90401	253	90654	60.86
Jogeshwari East	Sunil Bisan Kumre	ST	INC	Hand	31831	36	31867	21.39
Jogeshwari East	Vitthal Govind Lad	GENERAL	AAAP	Broom	3854	3	3857	2.59

Jogeshwari East Party-Wise Performance in MLA 2019 Elections

Party-Wise Performance:

– Shiv Sena (SHS) candidate Ravindra Dattaram Waikar received 60.86% of the votes, with a total of 90,654 votes.

– Indian National Congress (INC) candidate Sunil Bisan Kumre received 21.39% of the votes, with a total of 31,867 votes.

– None of the Above (NOTA) received 8.08% of the votes, with a total of 12,031 votes.

– Vanchit Bahujan Aaghadi (VBA) candidate Dilbag Singh received 3.41% of the votes, with a total of 5,075 votes.

– Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) candidate Vitthal Govind Lad received 2.59% of the votes, with a total of 3,857 votes.

– Independent candidate Milind Jagannath Bhole received 2.22% of the votes, with a total of 3,304 votes.

– Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) candidate Kundan Hindurao Waghmare received 0.84% of the votes, with a total of 1,250 votes.

– Independent candidate Anil Laxman Chavan received 0.62% of the votes, with a total of 927 votes.

FAQ

Q: Who is the winning MLA candidate from Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra elections in 2019?
A: Ravindra Dattaram Waikar from Shiv Sena (SHS) was the winning MLA candidate from Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra in 2019.

Q: How many votes did the winning candidate get in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra elections in 2019?
A: The winning candidate, Ravindra Dattaram Waikar, received 90,654 votes in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra elections in 2019.

Q: Which party won the elections in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra in 2019?
A: Shiv Sena (SHS) won the elections in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra in 2019.

Q: What was the vote difference between the first and second candidate in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra?
A: The vote difference between the first and second candidate in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra was 58,570.

Q: How many votes did the second candidate get in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra in 2019?
A: The second candidate, Sunil Bisan Kumre from Indian National Congress (INC), received 31,867 votes in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra in 2019.

Q: How many people voted in total in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra in 2019?
A: A total of 1,49,247 people voted in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra in 2019.

Q: What was the percentage of people who voted in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra in 2019?
A: The percentage of people who voted in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra in 2019 was 60.86%.

Q: How many postal votes did the candidates get in Jogeshwari East, Maharashtra?
A: The details of postal votes received by the candidates are not provided in the given content.