Lok Sabha 2019 Election Results: Mumbai Metropolitan Region

Election Commission of India (ECI) began the counting of votes at 8 am on Thursday for the Lok Sabha 2019 elections, in which over 8,000 candidates were in the fray for 542 seats.

For the first time, the voter-verified paper audit trail slips will be tallied with the EVM count. As a result, the results are expected to get slightly delayed.

With counting is underway, here’s a look at how candidates vying for the ten major constituencies in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) are performing.

The constituencies – Mumbai-North, Mumbai-North West, Mumbai-North East, Mumbai-North Central, Mumbai-South Central, Mumbai-South, Palghar, Kalyan, Bhiwandi, and Thane – all went for polling in phase IV on April 29.

Real-time results of Lok Sabha 2019 Elections: Mumbai Metropolitan Region Constituencies

Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Mumbai-North	Gopal Shetty	Bharatiya Janata Party	Won
Mumbai-North	Urmila Matondkar	Indian National Congress	Defeated by margin of 4.5 lakh votes
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Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Mumbai-North West	Gajanan Kirtikar	Shiv Sena	Won
Mumbai-North West	Sanjay Nirupam	Indian National Congress	Defeated by margin of 2.5 lakh votes
*****	*****	*****	*****
Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Mumbai-North East	Manoj Kotak	Bharatiya Janata Party	Won
Mumbai-North East	Patil Sanjay Dina	Nationalist Congress Party	Defeated by margin of 2.2 lakh votes
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Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Mumbai-North Central	Poonam Mahajan	Bharatiya Janata Party	Won
Mumbai-North Central	Dutt Priya Sunil	Indian National Congress	Defeated by margin of 1.2 lakh votes
*****	*****	*****	*****
Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Mumbai-South Central	Rahul Ramesh Shewale	Shiv Sena	Won
Mumbai-South Central	Eknath M. Gaikwad	Indian National Congress	Defeated by margin of 1.5 lakh votes
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Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Mumbai-South	Arvind Ganpat Sawant	Shiv Sena	Won
Mumbai-South	Deora Milind Murli	Indian National Congress	Defeated by margin of 1 lakh votes
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Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Palghar	Rajendra Dhedya Gavit	Shiv Sena	Won
Palghar	Baliram Sukur Jadhav	Bahujan Vikas Aaghadi	Defeated by margin of 88 thousand votes
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Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Bhiwandi	Kapil Moreshwar Patil	Bharatiya Janata Party	Won
Bhiwandi	Taware Suresh Kashinath	Indian National Congress	Defeated by margin of 1.5 lakh votes
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Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Kalyan	Dr. Shrikant Eknath Shinde	Shiv Sena	Won
Kalyan	Babaji Balaram Patil	Nationalist Congress Party	Defeated by margin of 3.6 lakh votes
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Constituency	Candidate	Party	Final Status
Thane	Rajan Baburao Vichare	Shiv Sena	Won
Thane	Anand Prakash Paranjpe	Nationalist Congress Party	Defeated by margin of 4 lakh votes

Comparison of 2014 vs 2019: Mumbai Metropolitan Region Constituencies

Note: Chintaman Vanaga (BJP) had won in 2014 from Palghar. He died in January 2018, following which Rajendra Gavit (BJP) won the by-election.

Comparison of 2014 vs 2019: Party-wise Seat Share in Maharashtra

Other Updates (latest first)

#ElectionResults2019 | Latest trends as of 2:30 pm:

* BJP-Shiv Sena leading in all 6 seats in Mumbai along with 4 others in the MMR.

* In Maharashtra, BJP-Sena combine leading in 41 seats out of 48. The alliance had won 41 seats in 2014 polls.

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— LocalPressCo Mumbai (@LocalPressCo) May 23, 2019

#ElectionResults2019 | Latest trend as of 11:30 am shows:

* BJP leading in 292 seats
* INC in 50 seats
* YSR Congress in 24 seats
* TMC in 24 seats
* DMK in 22 seats
* Shiv Sena in 20 seats

(Status known for 542 out of 542 constituencies) pic.twitter.com/wHObfbXqd4

— LocalPressCo Mumbai (@LocalPressCo) May 23, 2019

#ElectionResults2019 | Sensex hits 40,000 for the first time in history!

Huge surge as early trends indicate Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led coalition NDA winning the recently concluded general elections. pic.twitter.com/AIsXF7ZYGH

— LocalPressCo Mumbai (@LocalPressCo) May 23, 2019

#ElectionResults2019 | Latest trend shows Congress leading in *zero* seats out of 48 in Maharashtra.

* BJP leading in 23 seats
* Shiv Sena in 19 seats
* NCP in 5 seats
* AIMIM in 1 seat

Status known for 48 out of 48 constituencies as of 10:30 am

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— LocalPressCo Mumbai (@LocalPressCo) May 23, 2019

#ElectionResults2019 | BJP-Shiv Sena leading in 10 ten seats in Mumbai Metropolitan Region as of 9:50 am:

Mumbai-North
Mumbai-North West
Mumbai-North East
Mumbai-North Central
Mumbai-South Central
Mumbai-South
Palghar
Kalyan
Bhiwandi
Thane

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— LocalPressCo Mumbai (@LocalPressCo) May 23, 2019

#ElectionResults2019 | Latest trends from ECI:

* BJP *leading* in 178 seats out of 320 in which counting is underway.
* Congress *leading* in 54 seats. pic.twitter.com/1SDXuCKXZN

— LocalPressCo Mumbai (@LocalPressCo) May 23, 2019

About the Lok Sabha 2019 Elections

A total of 67.11 percent of the 90.99 crore electors had cast their vote in the seven-phase elections – the highest ever voter turnout in Indian parliamentarian elections.

This is also the first time in a Lok Sabha election that results of voting machines will be matched with slips generated by paper trail machines.

The exercise will take place in five polling stations per assembly segment which effectively means that out of nearly 10.3 lakh polling stations, the EVM-VVPAT matching will take place in 20,600 such stations.

The Election Commission has already announced the number of counting centres set up. As per procedure, postal ballots would be the first to be counted.

Service voters stood at 18 lakh. These include personnel of the armed forces, central police force personnel, and state police personnel who are posted outside their constituencies.

Out of 18 lakh registered voters, 16.49 lakh have sent their postal ballots to their respective returning officers as on May 17. The exercise of counting postal ballots manually will itself take a couple of hours at least, an EC official said.

The paper trail machines slips will be counted in the end.

As per the procedure, first the slips will be counted and the EVM displays would be switched on later to match the results. In case of a mismatch, the results based in paper slip count will be considered as final.

The entire exercise of EVM-Paper trail machine matching will take an additional four to five hours.

Out of the 543 Lok Sabha seats, elections were held in 542 constituencies as the EC had cancelled polls to the Vellore constituency on the grounds of excessive use of money power. The poll panel is yet to announce a fresh date for elections in Vellore.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, several union ministers, Congress President Rahul Gandhi, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and SP chief Akhilesh Yadav are among key leaders who contested the polls.

Most exit polls have predicted an outright majority for the BJP-led NDA in the election.

Related Links:

Lok Sabha Polls: Mumbai to vote on April 29, rest of Maharashtra between April 11-29

Maharashtra sees 57.33% voter turnout in Lok Sabha 2019 polls (Phase IV)

Polls results on the official website of Election Commission of India