Maharashtra Lok Sabha election result 2024: Full list of winners
Maharashtra Lok Sabha election result: Here's the list of candidates winning in Maharashtra, with INC leading on 12 seats, followed by INC (11) and SHSUBT (10).
Maharashtra is facing a tight race between a (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray faction) and the Shiv Sena (Eknath Shinde faction) - BJP alliance. As of 6.30pm, INC is leading in 1w seats, followed by followed by BJP (11) and SHSUBT (9).
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The Lok Sabha election was conducted across 48 constituencies in Maharashtra - the second-highest after Uttar Pradesh. Voting in the state was held in five phases - April 19, April 26, May 7, May 13, and May 20. The counting of votes is underway, along with other states.
Some of the key candidates contesting the election include two union ministers belonging to the BJP—Piyush Goyal from Mumbai-North and Nitin Gadkari from Nagpur, Congress’ Varsha Gaikwad from Mumbai North Central, BJP’s Pankaja Munde from Beed, and NCP supremo Sharad Pawar's daughter Supriya Sule from Baramati, among others.
In the 2019 general elections, the BJP won 23 Lok Sabha seats in the state, its alliance partner Shiv Sena (which was then undivided) won 18 seats, NCP (undivided) won four, and Congress and AIMIM each won a seat. An independent candidate won one seat.
Here is a full list of candidates who are leading and trailing in the Lok Sabha election from Maharashtra:
| Candidate | Party | Constituency | Status | Votes |
| Amar Sharadrao Kale | NCP (SP) | Wardha | LEAD | 323981 |
| Nitin Jairam Gadkari | BJP | Nagpur | LEAD | 650769 |
| Murlidhar Mohol | BJP | Pune | LEAD | 549021 |
| Prashant Yadaorao Padole | INC | Bhandara-Gondiya | LEAD | 495580 |
| Kirsan Namdeo | INC | Gadchiroli-Chimur (ST) | LEAD | 614610 |
| Sujay Radhakrishna Vikhepatil | BJP | Ahmednagar | LEAD | 392759 |
| Pankaja Gopinathrao Munde | BJP | Beed | LEAD | 400055 |
| Chavan Vasantrao Balwantrao | INC | Nanded | LEAD | 429128 |
| Kalyan Vaijinathrao Kale | INC | Jalna | LEAD | 475053 |
| Kalge Shivaji Bandappa | INC | Latur (SC) | LEAD | 550488 |
| Praniti Sushilkumar Shinde | INC | Solapur (SC) | LEAD | 588624 |
| Bhaskar Murlidhar Bhagare | NCP (SP) | Dindori (ST) | LEAD | 575291 |
| Mohite Patil Dhairyasheel Rajsinh | NCP (SP) | Madha | LEAD | 504928 |
| Gowaal Kagada Padavi | INC | Nandurbar (ST) | LEAD | 745998 |
| Bhamre Subhash Ramrao | BJP | Dhule | LEAD | 565768 |
| Vishal Prakashbapu Patil | IND | Sangli | LEAD | 569651 |
| Balya Mama-Suresh Gopinath Mhatre | NCP (SP) | Bhiwandi | LEAD | 453421 |
| Smita Uday Wagh | BJP | Jalgaon | LEAD | 669987 |
| Khadse Raksha Nikhil | BJP | Raver | LEAD | 627672 |
| Anup Sanjay Dhotre | BJP | Akola | LEAD | 454972 |
| Piyush Goyal | BJP | Mumbai North | LEAD | 669066 |
| Sanjay Dina Patil | SHS(UBT) | Mumbai North-East | LEAD | 442127 |
| Ujwal Nikam | BJP | Mumbai North-Central | LEAD | 424072 |
Maharashtra's political shift in 2022
Maharashtra has witnessed several political shifts since 2014 - when the BJP-led NDA alliance came to power. In the 2019 general elections, the BJP won 23 Lok Sabha seats in the state, and its alliance partner Shiv Sena (which was then undivided) won 18 seats. However, in 2022, a massive political crisis took over the state after Eknath Shinde, who was with Shiv Sena at that time, cross-voted for BJP. Following this, Uddhav Thackeray removed Shinde from the post of Shiv Sena legislature party leader. Soon after, Shinde joined the BJP.
Three days after the political fiasco, Shinde moved the Supreme Court to challenge the rejection of no-confidence vote in the state, which the SC ruled that the Uddhav Thackeray government must prove its majority to remain in power. Minutes after the top court's judgement, Thackeray resigned from the CM post. A day after, Shinde was sworn in as the Maharashtra chief minister and Devendra Fadnavis, his deputy. Shinde also won the floor test by proving his majority.
Later in November, ahead of the assembly bypoll, the Election Commission ordered the freezing of Shive Sena's ‘bow and arrow’ symbol. The EC allotted Uddhav Thackerary's group a ‘mashal’ (burning torch) symbol and the name ‘Shiv Sena - Uddhav Balasaheb Thackerary’, while the Shinde group got a symbol of two swords and a shield, and the name ‘Balasahebanchi Shiv Sena’.
