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MAJALGAON 1999 Assembly Election Result

Maharashtra Legislative Assembly constituency result for 1999. Winner: Anil Bhaiyya Ramkisan Rathod (SHS). Winning margin: 15.9%.

Quick Summary

Winner
Anil Bhaiyya Ramkisan Rathod
Party
SHS
Vote Share
36.7%
Margin
15.9%

Candidate Results — 1999

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
Anil Bhaiyya Ramkisan Rathod✓ WinnerSHS38,92536.7%
KALAMKAR DADABHAU DASARTH RAONCP22,02620.8%
SARDA BRIJLAL ZUMBARLALINC21,83720.6%
ARUNKAKA BALBHIM JAGTAPIND14,74413.9%
GOPALRAO MADHAVRAO ZODGE (NANA)IND4,1023.9%
KAWARE ASARAM HARIBHAUIND1,7871.7%
DAREKAR SHRIDHAR JAKHUJIIND1,1631.1%
CHITALE LAXMANRAO ANANDRAOIND6240.6%
MAHESH SUDAM KALAMKARIND3440.3%
GHOLAP BABURAO SAKHARAM ALIAS GHOLAP MAMAABHS1590.1%
SAU. SHAIKH HAWABI UMARIND1490.1%
SANJAY VASANTRAO BARAWKARIND900.1%

Historical Results — MAJALGAON

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2019PRAKASH (DADA) SUNDARRAO SOLANKENCP48.9%5.7%
2014R.T.DESHMUKH (JIJA)BJP52.6%17.4%
2009PRAKASH (DADA) SUNDARRAO SOLANKENCP46.2%4.2%
2004Anil Bhaiyya Ramkisan RathodSHS58.3%19.0%
1999Anil Bhaiyya Ramkisan RathodSHS36.7%15.9%
1995RATHOD ANIL RAMKISANSHS47.4%20.0%
1990RATHOD ANIL RAMKISANSHS37.7%9.6%
1985KALAMKAR DADABHAU DASARTH RAOICS62.6%30.0%
1980ASIR S. M. I.INC45.6%3.5%
1978KUMAR SAPTARSHIJP27.9%0.5%
1972MATE NAMDEV RAMKRISHANRAOINC79.2%68.4%
1967N. S. MOHOLINC72.6%52.0%
1962KESHAVRAO SHANKERRAOPWPI57.3%23.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the MAJALGAON constituency in 1999?
Anil Bhaiyya Ramkisan Rathod of SHS won the MAJALGAON assembly constituency in the 1999 Maharashtra election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in MAJALGAON in 1999?
The winning margin for MAJALGAON in 1999 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of MAJALGAON constituency?
Historical results for MAJALGAON across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.