2024
Rank 1 (archive winner): MURLIDHAR MOHOL — 584,728 votes
Rank 2: DHANGEKAR RAVINDRA HEMRAJ — 461,690 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 123,038
ELECTION HISTORY COMPARISON
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Year-wise recorded votes of first- and second-ranked candidates. Vote levels across different years can be affected by turnout and boundary changes.
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MAHARASHTRA · Lok Sabha · 9 archived elections. View complete seat history.
2019
Rank 1 (archive winner): Girish Bhalchandra Bapat — 632,835 votes
Rank 2: Mohan Joshi — 308,207 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 324,628
2014
Rank 1 (archive winner): ANIL SHIROLE — 569,825 votes
Rank 2: DR.VISHWAJEET PATANGRAO KADAM — 254,056 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 315,769
2009
Rank 1 (archive winner): KALMADI SURESH — 279,973 votes
Rank 2: ANIL SHIROLE — 254,272 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 25,701
2004
Rank 1 (archive winner): KALMADI SURESH — 373,774 votes
Rank 2: PRADIP TRIMBAK RAWAT — 300,598 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 73,176
1999
Rank 1 (archive winner): PRADEEP RAWAT — 304,955 votes
Rank 2: JOSHI MOHAN — 213,670 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 91,285
1998
Rank 1 (archive winner): TUPE VITTHAL BABURAO — 434,915 votes
Rank 2: KALMADI SURESH — 341,697 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 93,218
1996
Rank 1 (archive winner): SURESH KALMADI — 390,778 votes
Rank 2: GIRISH BAPAT — 303,783 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 86,995
1991
Rank 1 (archive winner): ANNA JOSHI — 250,272 votes
Rank 2: GADGIL VITTHALRAO NARHAR — 233,334 votes
Rank 1–2 vote gap: 16,938
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