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SOLAPUR CITY NORTH 1990 Assembly Election Result

Maharashtra Legislative Assembly constituency result for 1990. Winner: RANPISE SHARAD NAMDEO (INC). Winning margin: 7.3%.

Quick Summary

Winner
RANPISE SHARAD NAMDEO
Party
INC
Vote Share
47.3%
Margin
7.3%

Candidate Results — 1990

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
RANPISE SHARAD NAMDEO✓ WinnerINC66,86547.3%
GANGURDE VISHWAS KRISHNARAOBJP56,53040.0%
RAM KAMBLEJD14,83010.5%
KAMBLE SADANAND BHIMRAOIND1,0090.7%
BHOSALE BHIKAJI BAPUBSP6680.5%
ADAGALE RAGHUNATH SHANKARIND2750.2%
GANGURDE RENUKA ANANDIND2480.2%
ANKUSH RAMBHAU POTEIND1820.1%
DHIWAR PANDHARINATH KRISHANAJIIND1720.1%
SABLE VITHAL EKNATHIND1480.1%
KUCHEKAR BHAGWAN NARAYANIND1240.1%
KARANDR RAMCHANDRA NARAYANIND1040.1%
MORE MACHHINDRA KISANLKD(B)920.1%

Historical Results — SOLAPUR CITY NORTH

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2019DESHMUKH VIJAYKUMAR SIDRAMAPPABJP63.6%48.2%
2014DESHMUKH VIJAYKUMAR SIDRAMAPPABJP56.7%45.0%
2009DESHMUKH VIJAYKUMAR SIDRAMAPPABJP45.6%7.4%
2004BAGWE RAMESH ANANDRAOINC54.1%14.9%
1999GANGURDE VISHWASBJP41.2%2.1%
1995KAMBALE DILIP DNYANDEOBJP41.3%11.3%
1990RANPISE SHARAD NAMDEOINC47.3%7.3%
1985SHARAD RANPISEINC46.6%9.0%
1980CHAVAN VASANT CHHOTELALINC52.0%19.2%
1978SUBHASH SARVAGODJP48.8%21.9%
1972LALSINGRAO B. SHINDEINC64.4%29.4%
1967B. D. BHILAREINC79.1%68.3%
1962DEVRAO MANDEOINC60.6%25.6%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the SOLAPUR CITY NORTH constituency in 1990?
RANPISE SHARAD NAMDEO of INC won the SOLAPUR CITY NORTH assembly constituency in the 1990 Maharashtra election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in SOLAPUR CITY NORTH in 1990?
The winning margin for SOLAPUR CITY NORTH in 1990 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of SOLAPUR CITY NORTH constituency?
Historical results for SOLAPUR CITY NORTH across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.