Election history

Maharashtra Lok Sabha Elections

Historical results, trends and insights from 1962 to 2024.

Lok Sabha16 Vidhan Sabha14

2024 2019 2014 2009 2004

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1999 1998 1996 1991 1989 1984 1980 1977 1971 1967 1962

Current government

Who governs Maharashtra today

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Chief Minister of Maharashtra

Devendra FadnavisBJP

In office since 31 Oct 2014 · 6 years, 9 months

Devendra Sarita Gangadharrao Fadnavis (born 22 July 1970) is an Indian politician who is currently serving his third term as the 18th Chief Minister of Maharashtra since 5 December 2024. He previously served as the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, alongside Ajit Pawar (from 2023) in the Eknath Shinde government from 2022 to 2024. From 2019 to 2022, he also served as the Leader of the Opposition in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly.

Current seats

in the present Lok Sabha

Elections contested

Leading party, 2024

INC

13 of 48 seats

Compare elections

See what changed between any two Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra.

Seat swings, vote share shifts and constituency-level changes, side by side.

Seat share over the years

Seats and vote share by election for the parties that have won the most Lok Sabha seats in Maharashtra

Party	2024	2019	2014	2009	2004	1999	1998	1996	1991	1989	1984	1980	1977	1971	1967	1962
INC	13	1	2	17	13	10	33	15	38	28	43	0	20	42	37	41
BJP	9	23	23	9	13	13	4	18	5	10	0	0	0	0	0	0
SHS	7	18	18	11	12	15	6	15	4	1	0	0	0	0	0	0
INC(I)	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	39	0	0	0	0
Others	19	6	5	11	10	10	5	0	1	9	5	9	28	3	8	3
Total seats	48	48	48	48	48	48	48	48	48	48	48	48	48	45	45	44

Seats won over time

The four parties that have won the most Lok Sabha seats in Maharashtra

INC
BJP
SHS
INC(I)

Constituency performance

From the 48 results in Maharashtra, 2024

Best performance

MUMBAI NORTH

PIYUSH GOYAL, 65.68% share

Closest contest

MUMBAI NORTH WEST

won by 48 (0.01%)

Biggest victory

MUMBAI NORTH

won by 3,57,608 (34.53%)

Seat change & vote share

Maharashtra, 2024

Retained13 (27%)
Changed hands33 (69%)
New seat2 (4%)

13 constituencies were won by the same party as 2019; 33 changed hands; 2 did not exist then.

Vote share by party

BJP26.17%

INC16.92%

SHS(UBT)16.73%

SHS12.94%

NCP(SP)10.26%

IND5.31%

NCP3.60%

VBA2.77%

Result by election

2024National result →48 seats

INC13
SHS(UBT)9
BJP9
NCP(SP)8
SHS7
NCP1
IND1

2019National result →48 seats

BJP23
SHS18
NCP4
AIMIM1
INC1
IND1

2014National result →48 seats

BJP23
SHS18
NCP4
INC2
SWP1

2009National result →48 seats

INC17
SHS11
BJP9
NCP8
BVA1
IND1
SWP1

2004National result →48 seats

INC13
BJP13
SHS12
NCP9
RPIA1

1999National result →48 seats

SHS15
BJP13
INC10
NCP6
BBM1
PWPI1
IND1
JD(S)1

1998National result →48 seats

INC33
SHS6
BJP4
RPI4
PWPI1

1996National result →48 seats

BJP18
SHS15
INC15

1991National result →48 seats

INC38
BJP5
SHS4
CPM1

1989National result →48 seats

INC28
BJP10
JD5
IND3
CPI1
SHS1

1984National result →48 seats

INC43
ICS2
PWP1
IND1
JNP1

1980National result →48 seats

INC(I)39
JNP8
INC(U)1

1977National result →48 seats

INC20
BLD19
PWP5
CPM3
RPK1

1971National result →45 seats

INC42
FBL1
PSP1
RPG1

1967National result →45 seats

INC37
SSP2
PWP2
CPI2
PSP1
IND1

1962National result →44 seats

INC41
IND2
PSP1

Top leaders

Chief Ministers of Maharashtra, most recent first

Full history →

Eknath Shinde

SHS

2022–2024

Uddhav Thackeray

SHS

2019–2022

Devendra Fadnavis

BJPIncumbent

2014–present

Prithviraj Chavan

INC

2010–2014

Constituencies

50 current, 147 under former boundaries · showing 101–150 of 197

No.	Constituency	Reservation	Elections	Last contested
15	MIRAJformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
15	NANDURBARformer boundary	ST	9	2004
16	BULDANAformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
16	ERANDOLformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
16	KARADformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
17	JALGAONformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
17	KHAMGAONformer boundary	SC	2	1971
17	SATARAformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
18	AKOLAformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
18	BULDHANAformer boundary	SC	9	2004
18	SHOLAPURformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
19	AKOLAformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
19	AMRAVATIformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
19	PANDHARPURformer boundary	SC	1	1962
20	AHMEDNAGARformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
20	RAMTEKformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
20	WASHIMformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
21	AMRAVATIformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
21	KOPARGAONformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
21	NAGPURformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
22	BHANDARAformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
22	NASIKformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
22	RAMTEKformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
23	CHIMURformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
23	MALEGAONformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
23	NAGPURformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
24	BHANDARAformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
24	CHANDAformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
24	NANDURBARformer boundary	ST	1	1962
25	CHIMURformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
25	DHULIAformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
25	WARDHAformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
26	CHANDRAPURformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
26	JALGAONformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
26	YEOTMALformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
27	BULDANAformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
27	NANDEDformer boundary	GEN	1	1971
27	NANDEOformer boundary	GEN	1	1967
27	WARDHAformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
28	KHAMGAONformer boundary	SC	1	1962
28	LATURformer boundary	SC	2	1971
28	YAVATMALformer boundary	GEN	8	2004
28	YEOTMALformer boundary	GEN	1	1977
29	AKOLAformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
29	HINGOLIformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
29	PARBHANIformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
30	AMRAVATIformer boundary	GEN	1	1962
30	JALNAformer boundary	GEN	2	1971
30	NANDEDformer boundary	GEN	9	2004
31	AURANGABADformer boundary	GEN	2	1971

Seats marked “former boundary” were redrawn by a later delimitation order. A name that survives a redrawing keeps its own page, with each boundary era labelled on the result.