2024
Rank 1 (archive winner): BHUMARE SANDIPANRAO ASARAM — 476,130 votes
Rank 2: IMTIAZ JALEEL SYED — 341,480 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 134,650
ELECTION HISTORY COMPARISON
Compare constituency results over time
Year-wise recorded votes of first- and second-ranked candidates. Vote levels across different years can be affected by turnout and boundary changes.
AURANGABAD — year-by-year comparison
MAHARASHTRA · Lok Sabha · 9 archived elections. View complete seat history.
2019
Rank 1 (archive winner): Imtiaz Jaleel Syed — 389,042 votes
Rank 2: Chandrakant Khaire — 384,550 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 4,492
2014
Rank 1 (archive winner): CHANDRAKANT BHAURAO KHAIRE — 520,902 votes
Rank 2: PATIL NITIN SURESH — 358,902 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 162,000
2009
Rank 1 (archive winner): CHANDRAKANT KHAIRE — 255,896 votes
Rank 2: UTTAMSINGH RAJDHARSINGH PAWAR — 222,882 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 33,014
2004
Rank 1 (archive winner): CHANDRAKANT KHAIRE — 477,900 votes
Rank 2: RAMKRUSHNA BABA PATIL — 355,977 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 121,923
1999
Rank 1 (archive winner): CHANDRAKANT KHAIRE — 383,144 votes
Rank 2: A R ANTULAY — 327,255 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 55,889
1998
Rank 1 (archive winner): RAMKRISHNA BABA PATIL — 408,168 votes
Rank 2: JAISWAL PRADEEP SHIVNARAYAN — 378,042 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 30,126
1996
Rank 1 (archive winner): JAISWAL PRADEEP — 301,163 votes
Rank 2: SURESH PATIL — 186,584 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 114,579
1991
Rank 1 (archive winner): MORESHWAR SAVE — 235,859 votes
Rank 2: ZAKERIA RAFIC — 153,440 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 82,419
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