Pimpri Vidhan Sabha Election Results 2009 to 2024 | Pimpri MLA List & History | Pimpri Assembly Election Result History

Pimpri Vidhan Sabha election results tell the political story of one of Maharashtra’s key reserved urban constituencies at the heart of the Pimpri-Chinchwad industrial belt. Located in Pune district, Pimpri (constituency number 206) is a Scheduled Caste (SC) reserved assembly seat forming part of the Maval Lok Sabha constituency alongside Panvel, Karjat, Uran, Chinchwad, and Maval.

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The constituency is entirely urban and densely populated, encompassing the working-class townships around Pimpri that grew with Pune’s automobile and manufacturing boom. Since its creation in the 2008 delimitation, the seat has been dominated by NCP’s Anna Dadu Bansode, who won in 2009, lost narrowly to Shiv Sena’s Gautam Chabukswar in 2014, then reclaimed the seat in 2019 and held it again in 2024.

Following the NCP split, Bansode aligned with Ajit Pawar’s faction and defeated the NCP (SP) candidate Dr Sulakshana Shilwant Dhar by 36,664 votes. Below is the complete Pimpri election history from 2009 to 2024 with year-wise results, vote counts, winning margins, and voter turnout data.

List of All MLAs from Pimpri Vidhan Sabha Seat (2009–2024)

YearElected MLAPartyTotal Votes
2024Anna Dadu BansodeNationalist Congress Party (NCP)1,25,657
2019Anna Dadu BansodeNationalist Congress Party (NCP)86,985
2014Adv Chabukswar Gautam SukhdeoShiv Sena (SHS)51,096
2009Anna BansodeNationalist Congress Party (NCP)61,061

Note: The Pimpri (SC) constituency (no. 206) was created following the 2008 delimitation and first contested in 2009.

Pimpri Vidhan Sabha Election 2024 Result

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

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) candidate Anna Dadu Bansode won the Pimpri MLA seat with 1,25,657 votes, defeating NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar) candidate Dr Sulakshana Shilwant Dhar who secured 88,993 votes. The winning margin in Pimpri 2024 was 36,664 votes — a direct NCP vs NCP-SP contest following the 2022 party split, in which Bansode (Ajit Pawar faction) prevailed comfortably.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Anna Dadu BansodeNationalist Congress Party (NCP)1,25,657—
2Dr Sulakshana Shilwant DharNCP (Sharadchandra Pawar) (NCP-SP)88,993—
3Manoj Bhaskar GarbadeVanchit Bahujan Aaghadi (VBA)——
4–onwardsOther candidatesVarious——
Winning Margin36,664

Note: Individual vote counts for candidates ranked 3 onwards are not yet available from official sources. The top 2 candidate votes are confirmed from ECI data.

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Pimpri Vidhan Sabha Election 2019 Result

In the Pimpri assembly election 2019, the total electorate was 3,53,688 registered voters. A total of 1,77,595 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 50.21%. The Pimpri election 2019 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2019.

Nationalist Congress Party candidate Anna Dadu Bansode won the Pimpri MLA seat with 86,985 votes, defeating Shiv Sena candidate Adv Chabukswar Gautam Sukhdev who secured 67,177 votes. The winning margin in Pimpri 2019 was 19,808 votes — Bansode reclaiming the seat he had lost narrowly in 2014.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Anna Dadu BansodeNationalist Congress Party (NCP)86,98548.98%
2Adv Chabukswar Gautam SukhdevShiv Sena (SHS)67,17737.83%
3Pravin Alias Balasaheb GaikwadVanchit Bahujan Aaghadi (VBA)13,6817.70%
4NOTANone of the Above3,2461.83%
5Dhanraj Govind GaikwadBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)1,2130.68%
6Balasaheb Namdev OvhalIndependent (IND)9360.53%
7Hemant Arjun MoreIndependent (IND)5680.32%
8Youvraj Bhagwan DakhaleIndependent (IND)4820.27%
9Ajay Chandrkant GaikwadIndependent (IND)4610.26%
10Deepak Mahadev TateIndependent (IND)4300.24%
11Dr Rajesh NagoseIndependent (IND)3500.20%
12Meenatai Yadav KhilareIndependent (IND)3050.17%
13Adv Ovhal Mukunda AnandaIndependent (IND)2960.17%
14Deepak Dagadu JagtapIndependent (IND)2950.17%
15Ajay Hanumant LondheIndependent (IND)2870.16%
16Govind Gangaram HerodeBahujan Mukti Party (BMUP)2620.15%
17Sandeep Kamble (Guruji)Bhartiya Dharmanirpeksha Party (BDNP)2540.14%
18Chandrakant Ambadas ManeIndependent (IND)2120.12%
19Naresh Suraj LotIndependent (IND)1550.09%
Total1,77,59550.21%

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Pimpri Vidhan Sabha Election 2014 Result

In the Pimpri assembly election 2014, the total electorate was 3,82,718 registered voters. A total of 1,76,902 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 46.22%. The Pimpri election 2014 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2014.

Shiv Sena candidate Adv Chabukswar Gautam Sukhdeo won the Pimpri MLA seat with 51,096 votes in a closely fought 24-candidate contest, defeating Nationalist Congress Party candidate Anna Dadu Bansode who secured 48,761 votes. RPI(A)’s Sonkamble Chandrakanta Laxman finished a very close third with 47,288 votes. The winning margin in Pimpri 2014 was just 2,335 votes — one of the narrowest results in the constituency’s history, in a three-way split.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Adv Chabukswar Gautam SukhdeoShiv Sena (SHS)51,09628.88%
2Anna Dadu BansodeNationalist Congress Party (NCP)48,76127.56%
3Sonkamble Chandrakanta LaxmanRepublican Party of India (A)47,28826.73%
4Manoj Vishnu KambleIndian National Congress (INC)11,0226.23%
5Anita Dattatraya SonawaneMaharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)5,1692.92%
6NOTANone of the Above4,4352.51%
7Adv Kshitij Texas GaikwadBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)3,0751.74%
8Chandrakant Ambadas ManeIndependent (IND)8230.47%
9Dattatraya Pralhad KuchekarIndependent (IND)7790.44%
10Sunit Rajendra ChajchidakRashtriya Balmiki Sena Paksha (RBSP)4820.27%
11Choudhary Zafar KhurshidIndependent (IND)4630.26%
12Suresh Madhukar LondheIndependent (IND)4280.24%
13Ghodke Sham AbhimanyuIndependent (IND)3820.22%
14Kamble Mangal BhikaramRepublican Paksha (Khoripa) (RP-K)3640.21%
15Meenatai Yadav KhilareIndependent (IND)3570.20%
16Govind Gangaram HerodeBahujan Mukti Party (BMUP)3480.20%
17Pratik Shankarrao ZumbareIndependent (IND)2740.15%
18Rakesh Alias Balashaheb Ramesh GaikwadIndependent (IND)2580.15%
19Asha Raju RandiveIndependent (IND)2450.14%
20Adv Adsul Mohan TukaramIndependent (IND)2240.13%
21Khude Shantaram GaneshIndependent (IND)1720.10%
22N D MoreIndependent (IND)1690.10%
23Raju Sudam BhaleraoIndependent (IND)1560.09%
24Gawai Surendra SudamraoIndependent (IND)1320.07%
Total1,76,90246.22%

Pimpri Vidhan Sabha Election 2009 Result

In the Pimpri assembly election 2009, the total electorate was 3,44,485 registered voters. A total of 1,46,461 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 42.52%. The Pimpri election 2009 was the first election under the new delimitation and was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2009.

Nationalist Congress Party candidate Anna Bansode won the Pimpri MLA seat with 61,061 votes, defeating Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Amar Shankar Sable who secured 51,534 votes. The winning margin in Pimpri 2009 was 9,527 votes — Bansode’s first win in the constituency’s inaugural election.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Anna BansodeNationalist Congress Party (NCP)61,06141.69%
2Amar Shankar SableBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)51,53435.19%
3Sonkamble Chandrakanta LaxmanRepublican Party of India (A)11,1467.61%
4Kamble Manao ShripatiJanata Dal (Secular) (JDS)8,2475.63%
5Rajendra Kundlik GaikwadBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)4,0882.79%
6Harshvardhan Madhukar MeshramIndependent (IND)3,4302.34%
7Sanjay Narayan JagtapIndependent (IND)1,1550.79%
8Gajarmal Vishwas BhagwanIndependent (IND)9990.68%
9Er Devendra Sahadeo TayadeBharipa Bahujan Mahasangh (BBM)8030.55%
10Sham Abhimanyu GhodkeIndependent (IND)6960.48%
11Shyamla Machindra SonawaneIndependent (IND)6060.41%
12Bhalerao Raju SudamIndependent (IND)5830.40%
13Adv B K KambleIndependent (IND)4920.34%
14Vanita Sandeep ShelarPrabuddha Republican Party (PRCP)4400.30%
15K K KambaleIndependent (IND)4360.30%
16Gaikwad Tarabai BhagwanIndependent (IND)3900.27%
17Gaikwad Babaso ShripatiIndependent (IND)3550.24%
Total1,46,46142.52%
Pimpri Vidhan Sabha Election Result Video Source : YouTube

Pimpri Vidhan Sabha Election Result FAQ

Who is the current MLA of Pimpri Vidhan Sabha constituency?

Anna Dadu Bansode of the NCP (Ajit Pawar) is the current MLA of Pimpri, re-elected in the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly election. He retained the seat he had also won in 2019.

Who won the Pimpri Assembly election in 2024?

Anna Dadu Bansode (NCP) won with 109,239 votes (about 54%), defeating Dr. Sulakshana Shilwant Dhar of NCP (Sharad Pawar), who was the runner-up. The margin of victory was 36,664 votes.

Why was the 2024 Pimpri contest notable?

It was a direct fight between the two NCP factions — Ajit Pawar’s NCP and Sharad Pawar’s NCP (SP). Anna Bansode, representing Ajit Pawar’s NCP, held on to the seat by over 36,000 votes.

Is Pimpri a reserved constituency?

Yes. Pimpri is a Scheduled Caste (SC) reserved Assembly constituency, so only candidates from the SC community can contest here. It is one of the SC seats in the industrial Pimpri-Chinchwad belt.

Who won the Pimpri seat in 2019?

Anna Dadu Bansode of the NCP won the 2019 election with 86,985 votes (48.98%), defeating Shiv Sena’s Adv. Chabukswar Gautam Sukhdev, who got 67,177 votes (37.83%). The margin was 19,808 votes.

What was the Pimpri Assembly result in 2014?

Adv. Chabukswar Gautam Sukhdeo of the Shiv Sena won the 2014 election with 51,096 votes (28.88%), narrowly defeating NCP’s Anna Dadu Bansode, who got 48,761 votes (27.56%). The margin was just 2,335 votes.

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