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

Karad North is a prominent constituency in the Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha. In the 2019 election, the voter turnout was significant, and the results were eagerly awaited. The winning candidate secured the trust of the people and emerged victorious with a substantial margin. The election results revealed the name of the MLA, the number of votes received, and the winning margins. The constituency has seen a strong political contest, with candidates vying for the trust and support of the people. The 2019 election was a crucial event in determining the leadership and representation of Karad North in the Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha.

Key Candidates in the Karad North MLA 2019 Elections

In the Karad North 2019 elections, the key candidates are:

– Balasaheb Urf Shamrao Pandurang Patil
– Community: MALE, 63, GENERAL
– Party: NCP
– Manoj Bhimrao Ghorpade
– Community: MALE, 47, GENERAL
– Party: IND
– Dhairyashil Dnyandeo Kadam
– Community: MALE, 52, GENERAL
– Party: SHS
– Subhash Baburao Pisal
– Community: MALE, 44, GENERAL
– Party: VBA
– Jagannath Laxman Waghamare
– Community: MALE, 55, SC
– Party: BSP
– NOTA
– Community: 5
– Party: NOTA
– Jagannath Ganapati Sonawale TURN OUT
– Community: MALE, 52, SC
– Party: IND

 Karad North Voting Results MLA 2019 Elections

In the 2019 Karad North elections, Balasaheb Urf Shamrao Pandurang Patil from NCP emerged as the winner with a total of 100509 votes, securing 50.39% of the total votes. The runner up was Manoj Bhimrao Ghorpade, an independent candidate, who received 51294 votes, accounting for 25.72% of the total votes.

– Balasaheb Urf Shamrao Pandurang Patil, NCP
– Total votes: 100509
– Percentage: 50.39%

– Manoj Bhimrao Ghorpade, IND
– Total votes: 51294
– Percentage: 25.72%

 Karad North Detailed Candidates Voting Percent in MLA 2019 Elections

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Karad North Party-Wise Performance in MLA 2019 Elections

Party-Wise Performance:

– NCP candidate Balasaheb Urf Shamrao Pandurang Patil received 50.39% of the votes, with a total of 100509 votes.
– IND candidate Manoj Bhimrao Ghorpade received 25.72% of the votes, with a total of 51294 votes.
– SHS candidate Dhairyashil Dnyandeo Kadam received 19.95% of the votes, with a total of 39791 votes.
– VBA candidate Subhash Baburao Pisal received 2% of the votes, with a total of 3983 votes.
– BSP candidate Jagannath Laxman Waghamare received 0.92% of the votes, with a total of 1827 votes.
– NOTA received 0.64% of the votes, with a total of 1280 votes.
– IND candidate Jagannath Ganapati Sonawale TURN OUT received 0.38% of the votes, with a total of 763 votes.

FAQ

1. Who is the winning MLA candidate from Karad North, Maharashtra elections in 2019?
The winning MLA candidate from Karad North, Maharashtra in 2019 was Balasaheb Urf Shamrao Pandurang Patil from the NCP party.

2. How many votes did the winning candidate get in Karad North, Maharashtra elections in 2019?
The winning candidate, Balasaheb Urf Shamrao Pandurang Patil, received 100,509 votes in the 2019 elections.

3. Which party won the elections in Karad North, Maharashtra in 2019?
The NCP party won the elections in Karad North, Maharashtra in 2019.

4. What was the vote difference between the first and second candidate in Karad North, Maharashtra?
The vote difference between the first and second candidate in Karad North, Maharashtra was 48,215 votes.

5. How many votes did the second candidate get in Karad North, Maharashtra in 2019?
The second candidate, Manoj Bhimrao Ghorpade, received 51,294 votes in the 2019 elections.

6. How many people voted in total in Karad North, Maharashtra in 2019?
A total of 199,617 people voted in the Karad North, Maharashtra elections in 2019.

7. What was the percentage of people who voted in Karad North, Maharashtra in 2019?
The percentage of people who voted in Karad North, Maharashtra in 2019 was 50.39%.

8. How many postal votes did the candidates get in Karad North, Maharashtra?
The winning candidate, Balasaheb Urf Shamrao Pandurang Patil, received 610 postal votes, while the second candidate, Manoj Bhimrao Ghorpade, received 251 postal votes.