Pen Vidhan Sabha Election Result 1972 to 2024 | Pen MLA List & History | Pen Assembly Election Result History

Pen Vidhan Sabha election results document the remarkable political journey of one of Raigad district’s most storied constituencies. Located in Raigad district, Pen (constituency number 191) is a General (GEN) category assembly seat forming part of the Raigad Lok Sabha constituency alongside Alibag, Shrivardhan, Mahad, Dapoli, and Guhagar. Pen is situated in the Konkan coastal region, known for its chemical industries, kaju (cashew) cultivation, and proximity to both Mumbai and Pune via Khopoli.

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The constituency has seen two dominant political forces over the decades: Mohan Mahadeo Patil’s PWP/PWPI, which held the seat for five consecutive terms from 1980 to 1999; and Ravisheth Patil (son of 1972–1978 MLA A T Patil), who won the seat for INC in 2004 and later returned on a BJP ticket in 2019, winning a third term in 2024 with a massive 60,810-vote margin.

PWPI’s Dhairyashil Patil who held the seat in 2009 and 2014 crossed over to BJP in March 2023, further consolidating the Mahayuti alliance’s position here. Below is the complete Pen election history with year-wise results, vote counts, winning margins, and voter turnout data.

List of All MLAs from Pen Assembly Seat

YearElected MLAPartyTotal Votes
2024Ravisheth PatilBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)1,24,631
2019Ravisheth PatilBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)1,12,380
2014Dhairyasheel Mohan PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWPI)64,616
2009Dhairyashil Mohan PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWPI)60,757
2004Ravisheth PatilIndian National Congress (INC)56,841
1999Mohan Mahadeo PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWPI)38,768
1995Mohan Mahadev PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWP)43,027
1990Patil Mohan MahadeoPeasants and Workers Party (PWP)51,184
1985Mohan PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWP)40,347
1980Patil Mohan MadhavPeasants and Workers Party (PWP)36,996
1978A T PatilIndian National Congress (INC)28,478
1972A T PatilIndependent (IND)41,892

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 2024 Result

The Pen Vidhan Sabha election 2024 was held on 20 November 2024 as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2024. Results were declared on 23 November 2024.

Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Ravisheth Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 1,24,631 votes his third career win from this constituency defeating Shiv Sena (UBT) candidate Prasad Dada Bhoir who secured 63,821 votes. The winning margin in Pen 2024 was 60,810 votes Ravisheth Patil’s most dominant performance.

PWPI fielded Atul Nandkumar Mhatre as their candidate while Dhairyashil Patil, PWPI’s former two-time MLA, had joined BJP in March 2023.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Ravisheth PatilBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)1,24,63155.02%
2Prasad Dada BhoirShiv Sena UBT (SHS-UBT)63,82128.17%
3Atul Nandkumar MhatrePeasants and Workers Party (PWPI)——
4–onwardsOther candidatesVarious——
Winning Margin60,810

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 2019 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 2019, the total electorate was 3,02,036 registered voters. A total of 2,15,926 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 71.49%. The Pen election 2019 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2019.

Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Ravisheth Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 1,12,380 votes, defeating Peasants and Workers Party of India candidate Dhairyashil Mohan Patil who secured 88,329 votes. The winning margin in Pen 2019 was 24,051 votes Ravisheth Patil’s return to power after losing two consecutive elections.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Ravisheth PatilBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)1,12,38052.05%
2Dhairyashil Mohan PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWPI)88,32940.91%
3NOTANone of the Above2,4731.15%
4Nanda MhatreIndian National Congress (INC)2,3301.08%
5Ravi PatilIndependent (IND)1,5610.72%
6Gharat Ramsheth ManglyaIndependent (IND)1,5560.72%
7Pawar Ramesh GauruVanchit Bahujan Aaghadi (VBA)1,4130.65%
8Mohan Ramchandra PatilIndependent (IND)1,2790.59%
9Dhanraj Lakshman KhaireBaliraja Party (BALP)1,2350.57%
10Ravi PatilIndependent (IND)8970.42%
11Balaram Shankar GaikwadBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)7360.34%
12Rohidas Govind GaikwadIndependent (IND)6990.32%
13Pawar Sunita GaneshIndependent (IND)5550.26%
14Amod Ramchandra MundheIndependent (IND)2570.12%
15Sandip (Bhai) Pandurang ParteBahujan Maha Party (BAHUMP)2260.10%
Total2,15,92671.49%

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 2014 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 2014, the total electorate was 2,82,621 registered voters. A total of 2,02,437 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 71.63%. The Pen election 2014 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2014.

Peasants and Workers Party of India candidate Dhairyasheel Mohan Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 64,616 votes, defeating Indian National Congress candidate Ravisheth Patil who secured 60,496 votes.

The winning margin in Pen 2014 was 4,120 votes a closely fought contest in a multi-party field.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Dhairyasheel Mohan PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWPI)64,61631.92%
2Ravisheth PatilIndian National Congress (INC)60,49629.88%
3Kishor Otarmal JainShiv Sena (SHS)44,25121.86%
4Jambhale Sanjay JanardanNationalist Congress Party (NCP)11,3875.62%
5Gharat Ramsheth MangalyaBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)9,4524.67%
6Govardhan PolsaniMaharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)3,1511.56%
7NOTANone of the Above2,8911.43%
8Ankush Kisan TadkarIndependent (IND)1,9370.96%
9Pravin Gopinath SataneBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)1,1760.58%
10Ravindra Baliram PatilJanata Dal (United) (JDU)1,1740.58%
11Sandeepbhai ParteHindustan Janta Party (HJP)9580.47%
12Ballal Govind PuranikIndependent (IND)9480.47%
Total2,02,43771.63%

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 2009 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 2009, the total electorate was 2,44,673 registered voters. A total of 1,77,725 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 72.64%. The Pen election 2009 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2009.

Peasants and Workers Party of India candidate Dhairyashil Mohan Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 60,757 votes in a three-way contest, defeating Indian National Congress candidate Patil Ravisheth Dagadu who secured 53,141 votes. Independent candidate Tatkare Anil Dattatrey a prominent Konkan politician finished a close third with 49,992 votes. The winning margin in Pen 2009 was 7,616 votes.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Dhairyashil Mohan PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWPI)60,75734.19%
2Patil Ravisheth DagaduIndian National Congress (INC)53,14129.90%
3Tatkare Anil DattatreyIndependent (IND)49,99228.13%
4Harishchandra Bhaguram BekawadeIndependent (IND)4,6422.61%
5Ravindra Baliram PatilIndependent (IND)1,4520.82%
6Patil Vijay KeshavIndependent (IND)1,4510.82%
7Raut Bhiku SitaramBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)1,4370.81%
8Mohan Ramchandra PatilIndependent (IND)1,2740.72%
9Patil Ravindra MarutiIndependent (IND)1,2360.70%
10Sandip Pandurang ParteIndependent (IND)9480.53%
11Ballal Govind PuranikIndependent (IND)8960.50%
12Patil Ravindra RamchandraIndependent (IND)4990.28%
Total1,77,72572.64%

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 2004 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 2004, a total of 1,47,015 valid votes were recorded. The Pen election 2004 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2004.

Indian National Congress candidate Ravisheth Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 56,841 votes, defeating Peasants and Workers Party of India candidate Bhai Mohan Mahadev who secured 41,905 votes. Shiv Sena’s Vishnu Bhai Patil finished third with 28,175 votes.

The winning margin in Pen 2004 was 14,936 votes Ravisheth Patil’s first career win, ending PWPI’s unbroken five-term hold on the seat.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Ravisheth PatilIndian National Congress (INC)56,84138.66%
2Bhai Mohan MahadevPeasants and Workers Party (PWPI)41,90528.50%
3Vishnu Bhai PatilShiv Sena (SHS)28,17519.16%
4Ravisheth PatilIndependent (IND)4,9323.35%
5MohanbhaiIndependent (IND)4,2802.91%
6Ravisheth PatilIndependent (IND)2,6921.83%
7Pramod Sitaram KambleBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)2,5431.73%
8Mohan PatilIndependent (IND)2,2881.56%
9Kadam Vijay HariIndependent (IND)1,3110.89%
10Mohan PatilIndependent (IND)8920.61%
11Puranik Ballal GovindIndependent (IND)6220.42%
12Patil Vishnu RaghuIndependent (IND)5340.36%
Total1,47,015

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Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 1999 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 1999, the total electorate was 1,85,152 registered voters. A total of 1,10,606 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 63.65%. The Pen election 1999 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1999.

Peasants and Workers Party of India candidate Mohan Mahadeo Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 38,768 votes in an exceptionally tight three-way contest, defeating Indian National Congress candidate Ravishet Patil who secured 36,155 votes. Shiv Sena’s Vishnu Hari Patil finished a near-equal third with 35,683 votes. The winning margin in Pen 1999 was just 2,613 votes.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Mohan Mahadeo PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWPI)38,76835.05%
2Ravishet PatilIndian National Congress (INC)36,15532.69%
3Vishnu Hari PatilShiv Sena (SHS)35,68332.26%
Total1,10,60663.65%

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 1995 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 1995, the total electorate was 1,66,076 registered voters. A total of 1,19,685 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 74.52%. The Pen election 1995 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1995.

Peasants and Workers Party candidate Mohan Mahadev Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 43,027 votes, defeating Indian National Congress candidate Ravindranath Dagadu Patil who secured 42,034 votes.

The winning margin in Pen 1995 was just 993 votes the narrowest in Mohan Mahadev Patil’s five-election winning run.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Mohan Mahadev PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWP)43,02735.95%
2Ravindranath Dagadu PatilIndian National Congress (INC)42,03435.12%
3Satish ChandaneBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)15,10012.62%
4Vishnu Hari PatilSamajwadi Janata Party (Maharashtra) (SJP-M)9,4347.88%
5A T PatilIndependent (IND)7,3716.16%
6Rajanikant Alias Raju ShahMaharashtra Rashtravadi Congress (MRC)1,0090.84%
7Ballal Govind PuranikIndependent (IND)7530.63%
8Dani Chandrakant LaxmiramIndependent (IND)4020.34%
9Kadav Khandu RamchandraIndependent (IND)2020.17%
10Somji Roshanali HadimahmadIndependent (IND)2000.17%
11Yadav Lalbahadur BaburamDoordarshi Party (DDP)1530.13%
Total1,19,68574.52%

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 1990 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 1990, the total electorate was 1,54,851 registered voters. A total of 99,345 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 65.73%. The Pen election 1990 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1990.

Peasants and Workers Party candidate Patil Mohan Mahadeo won the Pen MLA seat with 51,184 votes, defeating Indian National Congress candidate Mahatre Balaji Damaji who secured 40,904 votes. The winning margin in Pen 1990 was 10,280 votes a comfortable PWP victory.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Patil Mohan MahadeoPeasants and Workers Party (PWP)51,18451.52%
2Mahatre Balaji DamajiIndian National Congress (INC)40,90441.17%
3Dere Diwakar BaburaoBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)7,0517.10%
4Singh Ramadhar GangaprasadDoordarshi Party (DDP)2060.21%
Total99,34565.73%

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 1985 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 1985, the total electorate was 1,21,728 registered voters. A total of 72,712 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 61.26%. The Pen election 1985 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1985.

Peasants and Workers Party candidate Mohan Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 40,347 votes, defeating Indian National Congress candidate Namdeo Yeso Khaire who secured 30,513 votes. The winning margin in Pen 1985 was 9,834 votes.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Mohan PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWP)40,34755.49%
2Namdeo Yeso KhaireIndian National Congress (INC)30,51341.96%
3S S DingaleIndependent (IND)9641.33%
4Prakash Bhiwaji MahadikIndependent (IND)4340.60%
5Jagannath Barku KothekarIndependent (IND)2280.31%
6Yadav Lalsa SahadeoIndependent (IND)2260.31%
Total72,71261.26%

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 1980 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 1980, the total electorate was 1,06,485 registered voters. A total of 59,845 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 57.91%. The Pen election 1980 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1980.

Peasants and Workers Party candidate Patil Mohan Madhav won the Pen MLA seat with 36,996 votes, defeating Indian National Congress (I) candidate Gavand Vithalrav who secured 21,651 votes.

The winning margin in Pen 1980 was 15,345 votes a dominant PWP performance.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Patil Mohan MadhavPeasants and Workers Party (PWP)36,99661.82%
2Gavand VithalravIndian National Congress (I)21,65136.18%
3Oswal Babulal SardarmalIndependent (IND)7731.29%
4Ravkar Madhusudan SitaramIndependent (IND)4250.71%
Total59,84557.91%

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Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 1978 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 1978, the total electorate was 98,986 registered voters. A total of 65,304 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 68.17%. The Pen election 1978 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1978.

Indian National Congress candidate A T Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 28,478 votes, defeating Peasants and Workers Party candidate Mohan Mahadeo Patil who secured 25,541 votes. The winning margin in Pen 1978 was 2,937 votes A T Patil’s second and final win before the PWP era began with Mohan Mahadeo Patil taking over from 1980.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1A T PatilIndian National Congress (INC)28,47843.61%
2Mohan Mahadeo PatilPeasants and Workers Party (PWP)25,54139.11%
3Mulchand Surajmal ModiJanata Party (JNP)11,28517.28%
Total65,30468.17%

Pen Vidhan Sabha Election 1972 Result

In the Pen Vidhan Sabha election 1972, the total electorate was 87,731 registered voters. A total of 63,185 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 74.50%. The Pen election 1972 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1972.

Independent candidate A T Patil won the Pen MLA seat with 41,892 votes, defeating Indian National Congress candidate Mohan Mahadeo Patil who secured 21,293 votes. The winning margin in Pen 1972 was 20,599 votes notably, A T Patil ran as an Independent against the Congress, then later won the seat on a Congress ticket in 1978, while the defeated INC candidate Mohan Mahadeo Patil went on to dominate the seat under PWP banner from 1980 to 1999.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1A T PatilIndependent (IND)41,89266.30%
2Mohan Mahadeo PatilIndian National Congress (INC)21,29333.70%
Total63,18574.50%
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Pen Vidhan Sabha Election Result FAQ

Who is the Current MLA of Pen Vidhan Sabha?

Ravindra Dagdu Patil (Ravisheth Patil) of BJP is the current MLA of Pen Vidhan Sabha. He won the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly election with 1,24,631 votes and a dominant 55.02% vote share, defeating Shiv Sena (UBT)’s Prasad Dada Bhoir by a commanding margin of 60,810 votes. Pen falls under the Raigad Lok Sabha constituency in Raigad district, along with Alibag, Shrivardhan, Mahad, Dapoli, and Guhagar.

How Has Ravisheth Patil’s Political Journey in Pen Unfolded?

Ravisheth Patil’s political journey in Pen is a fascinating story of perseverance. He was first elected as MLA in 2004 under INC, but lost the next two elections in 2009 and 2014 to PWPI’s Dhairyashil Patil. He bounced back strongly in 2019 under BJP, defeating the two-time sitting MLA Dhairyashil Patil by 24,051 votes. He then won even more dominantly in 2024 with a 60,810-vote margin making him a three-time MLA and one of Raigad’s most resilient political figures.

What Was the Full Election History of Pen Vidhan Sabha?

Pen has seen a mixed political history with INC winning 3 times and BJP winning 2 times since 1978 elections. In 2014, PWPI’s Dhairyasheel Mohan Patil won the seat with 64,616 votes, narrowly defeating INC’s Ravisheth Patil by a margin of just 4,120 votes. In 2019, BJP’s Ravisheth Patil reclaimed the seat with 1,12,380 votes — defeating PWPI’s Dhairyashil Mohan Patil by 24,051 votes. Interestingly, Dhairyashil Patil later joined BJP in March 2023, uniting two former rivals under the same party banner.

What Was the Voter Turnout in Pen Vidhan Sabha 2024?

In 2019, the Pen Vidhan Sabha had a total of 3,02,036 registered electors and 2,15,926 valid votes polled reflecting a healthy turnout of over 71%. In 2024, BJP’s Ravisheth Patil dominated with 1,24,631 votes while SHS (UBT)’s Prasad Dada Bhoir received 63,821 votes and PWPI’s Atul Nandkumar Mhatre came in third. Pen constituency, being part of the Konkan region in Raigad district, has consistently seen strong voter participation across all election cycles.

What Was the Biggest Winning Margin in Pen Vidhan Sabha History?

The biggest winning margin in Pen’s electoral history came in the 2024 election, when BJP’s Ravisheth Patil won by a massive 60,810 votes — securing 1,24,631 votes against SHS (UBT)’s Prasad Dada Bhoir who got 63,821 votes. This was more than double his 2019 winning margin of 24,051 votes, making it the most commanding victory ever recorded in Pen’s entire electoral history and a clear reflection of BJP’s landslide wave across Maharashtra in 2024.

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