UMARKHADI
Assembly seat no. 20 in Maharashtra · Vidhan Sabha seat contested 9 times since 1967.
Winner, 1995
PATEL BASHIR MOOSA
SP
Elections held
9
1967–2004
Most successful party
SP
won 2 of 9
Margin, 1995
1,606
2.61% of valid votes
Result, 1995
Runner-up
SHSHEMANT KRISHNA KOLI
- Votes
- 19,344
- Vote share
- 31.48%
- Behind by
- 1,606
Electors
1,15,328
Total votes polled
61,444
Valid votes
61,444
NOTA votes
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Turnout
53.3%
Full result, 1995
14 candidates · 61,444 valid votes
PATEL BASHIR MOOSASPwon
20,950
34.1%
HEMANT KRISHNA KOLISHS
19,344
31.5%
AMINA SAYED MOHAMMEDINC
8,469
13.8%
ABRAHANI YUSUFMUL
8,067
13.1%
IBRAHIM A.K. MOTIWALAJD
1,530
2.5%
ABDULLAH SHAHADATIND
1,088
1.8%
NISHAKANT GOVIND TARKARIND
663
1.1%
ABBAS K. GODHRAWALAIND
550
0.9%
MAHAVIR RAMSUNDERIND
197
0.3%
NAWAB SAYED MOHAMMADPDP
171
0.3%
ALGOTAR JIVRAJ DUDAIND
147
0.2%
GIRISH JOSHIDDP
135
0.2%
Showing the top 12 of 14. The full list is in the API.
Past results
Most recent 5 of 9 elections
| Year | Winner | Party | Votes | Vote share | Runner-up | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2004 | PATEL BASHIR MOOSA | NCP | 25,180 | 61.05% | OZA SHARDA SOHANLAL | 16,413 |
| 1999 | PATEL BASHIR MOOSA | SP | 17,980 | 38.58% | ABDULLAH SHAHADAT | 1,788 |
| 1995 | PATEL BASHIR MOOSA | SP | 20,950 | 34.10% | HEMANT KRISHNA KOLI | 1,606 |
| 1990 | PATEL BASHIR MUSA | MUL | 34,886 | 48.92% | JAWKAR SATYAWAN GANPAT | 12,325 |
| 1985 | CHANDRIKA P. KENIA | INC | 18,176 | 44.75% | CHORWADWALLA ABDUL KADER IBRAHIM | 5,932 |
Who has held it
Wins by party across every election above
Turnout and closeness over time
Turnout
Winning margin
Frequently asked
Straight answers to the questions this page exists to answer.
Who won the UMARKHADI assembly constituency in 2004?
PATEL BASHIR MOOSA (NCP) won UMARKHADI in 2004, by a margin of 16,413 votes.
Which party has won UMARKHADI the most times?
SP, with 2 of the 9 wins recorded since 1967.
How many times has UMARKHADI gone to the polls?
9 times, from 1967 to 2004.
Who has won UMARKHADI the most times?
PATEL BASHIR MOOSA, with 3 wins between 1995 and 2004.
