Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election Result1978 to 2024 | Shivadi Assembly MLA List & History | Shivadi Assembly Election Result History

Shivadi vidhan sabha election results capture the political evolution of one of Mumbai’s most storied working-class constituencies.

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Located in the Mumbai City district, Shivadi (constituency number 183) is a General (GEN) assembly seat forming part of the Mumbai South Lok Sabha constituency along with Worli, Byculla, Malabar Hill, Mumbadevi, and Colaba. Home to the iconic Lalbaug-Parel mill district, BDD Chawls, KEM Hospital, and Tata Memorial Cancer Centre, Shivadi has historically been a battleground between Shiv Sena and rival parties.

Ajay Vinayak Choudhari of Shiv Sena won the seat in 2014 and 2019, and completed a hat-trick in 2024 now representing Shiv Sena (UBT) defeating MNS’s Bala Nandgaonkar (who had Mahayuti alliance backing) by 7,140 votes. Below is the complete Shivadi election history with year-wise results, vote counts, winning margins, and voter turnout data.

List of All MLAs from Shivadi Assembly Seat

YearElected MLAPartyTotal Votes
2024Ajay Vinayak ChoudhariShiv Sena UBT (SHS-UBT)74,890
2019Ajay Vinayak ChoudhariShiv Sena (SHS)77,687
2014Ajay ChoudhariShiv Sena (SHS)72,462
2009Bala Dagdu NandgaonkarMaharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)64,375
2004Ahir Sachin MohanNationalist Congress Party (NCP)43,816
1999Ahir Sachin MohanNationalist Congress Party (NCP)32,023
1995Rane Dattatraya MahadeoBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)35,305
1990Datta RaneBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)31,442
1985Dadu Santu AtyalkarIndependent (IND)22,578
1980Bhaurao PatilIndian National Congress (I)32,874
1978Kamble Devidas PundlikIndependent (IND)28,606

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Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 2024 Result

The Shivadi 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.

Shiv Sena (UBT) candidate Ajay Vinayak Choudhari won the Shivadi MLA seat with 74,890 votes, defeating Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) candidate Bala Dagdu Nandgaonkar who secured 67,750 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 2024 was 7,140 votes a significantly tighter contest than 2019, as the entire Mahayuti alliance (BJP+SHS+NCP) extended support to Nandgaonkar. Choudhari’s victory gave him a remarkable hat-trick, this time representing the Uddhav Thackeray faction of Shiv Sena. A total of 7 candidates contested from this constituency.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Ajay Vinayak ChoudhariShiv Sena UBT (SHS-UBT)74,89048.72%
2Bala Dagdu NandgaonkarMaharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)67,75044.08%
3Madan Harishchandra KhaleBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)——
4Mohan Kisan WaidandeSwabhimani Paksha (SWP)——
5Milind Deorao KambleVANBB——
6Dr Anagha ChhatrapatiIndependent (IND)——
7Sanjay Nana Gajanan AmboleIndependent (IND)——
Total~1,53,700

Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 2019 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 2019, the total electorate was 2,74,989 registered voters. A total of 1,35,661 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 49.33%. The Shivadi election 2019 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2019.

Shiv Sena candidate Ajay Vinayak Choudhari won the Shivadi MLA seat with 77,687 votes, defeating Maharashtra Navnirman Sena candidate Santosh Raghunath Nalawade who secured 38,350 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 2019 was 39,337 votes a dominant Sena performance.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Ajay Vinayak ChoudhariShiv Sena (SHS)77,68757.27%
2Santosh Raghunath NalawadeMaharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)38,35028.27%
3Uday Vitthal PhansekarIndian National Congress (INC)13,3689.85%
4NOTANone of the Above4,3083.18%
5Madan Harishchandra KhaleBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)1,9481.44%
Total1,35,66149.33%

Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 2014 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 2014, the total electorate was 2,73,495 registered voters. A total of 1,47,075 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 53.78%. The Shivadi election 2014 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2014.

Shiv Sena candidate Ajay Choudhari won the Shivadi MLA seat with 72,462 votes, defeating Maharashtra Navnirman Sena candidate Bala Nandgaonkar who secured 30,553 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 2014 was 41,909 votes. This was the first direct clash between Choudhari and Nandgaonkar, with Nandgaonkar, the sitting MLA, losing decisively.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Ajay ChoudhariShiv Sena (SHS)72,46249.27%
2Bala NandgaonkarMaharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)30,55320.77%
3Shalaka SalviBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)21,92114.90%
4Jamsutkar Manoj PandurangIndian National Congress (INC)12,7328.66%
5Nandakumar KatkarNationalist Congress Party (NCP)5,2693.58%
6NOTANone of the Above1,8161.23%
7Jadhav Vijay SadashivBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)9030.61%
8Chandrakant B DesaiCommunist Party of India (CPI)8820.60%
9Atul Ashok KurankarBahujan Vikas Aaghadi (BVA)5370.37%
Total1,47,07553.78%

Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 2009 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 2009, the total electorate was 2,68,013 registered voters. A total of 1,40,825 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 52.54%. The Shivadi election 2009 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2009.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena candidate Bala Dagdu Nandgaonkar won the Shivadi MLA seat with 64,375 votes, defeating Shiv Sena candidate Dagdu (Dada) Sakpal who secured 57,912 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 2009 was 6,463 votes MNS riding its Raj Thackeray wave to capture this key Mumbai seat.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Bala Dagdu NandgaonkarMaharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)64,37545.71%
2Dagdu (Dada) SakpalShiv Sena (SHS)57,91241.12%
3Smita Choudhari (Dhruva)Indian National Congress (INC)15,43110.96%
4Ghagare Narayan SakharamCommunist Party of India (CPI)1,5521.10%
5Tanaji Shiwaram WaydandeBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)7470.53%
6Ramdas Sitaram BhojaneIndependent (IND)4910.35%
7Ganesh Sonu PawarIndependent (IND)3170.23%
Total1,40,82552.54%

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Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 2004 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 2004, a total of 78,789 valid votes were recorded. The Shivadi election 2004 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 2004.

Nationalist Congress Party candidate Ahir Sachin Mohan won the Shivadi MLA seat with 43,816 votes, defeating Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Sunil Rane who secured 27,225 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 2004 was 16,591 votes Ahir Sachin Mohan retaining his stronghold from 1999.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Ahir Sachin MohanNationalist Congress Party (NCP)43,81655.61%
2Sunil RaneBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)27,22534.55%
3Timma TimmappaBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)5,9977.61%
4Rizwan Ur RehmanSamajwadi Party (SP)1,1761.49%
5Ganesh Madhav KateBharipa Bahujan Mahasangha (BBM)5750.73%
Total78,789

Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 1999 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 1999, the total electorate was 1,53,232 registered voters. A total of 73,791 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 48.16%. The Shivadi election 1999 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1999.

Nationalist Congress Party candidate Ahir Sachin Mohan won the Shivadi MLA seat with 32,023 votes, defeating Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Datta Rane who secured 26,685 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 1999 was 5,338 votes.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Ahir Sachin MohanNationalist Congress Party (NCP)32,02343.40%
2Datta RaneBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)26,68536.16%
3Madhu MohiteBharipa Bahujan Mahasangha (BBM)8,84011.98%
4Kamble Rajanish ShivajiBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)3,4334.65%
5Pralhad Tukaram KharatJanata Dal (United) (JDU)1,2821.74%
6Aslam Hanif KhotNational Minorities Party (NMP)9041.23%
7C K Shirsat (Nanasaheb Chaskar)Independent (IND)6240.85%
Total73,79148.16%

Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 1995 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 1995, the total electorate was 1,46,791 registered voters. A total of 90,194 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 62.40%. The Shivadi election 1995 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1995.

Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Rane Dattatraya Mahadeo won the Shivadi MLA seat with 35,305 votes in a fragmented field of 16 candidates, defeating Indian National Congress candidate Gaikwad Sumant Sitaram who secured 18,900 votes. Notably, renowned labour leader and Independent candidate Dr Datta Samant finished a close third with 18,695 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 1995 was 16,405 votes.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Rane Dattatraya MahadeoBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)35,30539.14%
2Gaikwad Sumant SitaramIndian National Congress (INC)18,90020.95%
3Dr Datta SamantIndependent (IND)18,69520.73%
4Ahir Sachin MohanIndependent (IND)7,5308.35%
5Jain Narendra MohanlalJanata Dal (JD)2,7813.08%
6Dr Gawai Rajendra RamkrishnaRepublican Party of India (RPI)2,6542.94%
7Bateshwarnath Ramavadhesh MishraAkhil Bharatiya Jan Sangh (ABJS)1,1221.24%
8Tambe Suresh BhikuBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)7460.83%
9Radhika Shivanand KanaviIndependent (IND)5740.64%
10Pathak Rameshchandra KashinathDoordarshi Party (DDP)3930.44%
11Akbar Abdul QureshiSamajwadi Janata Party (SJP-M)3920.43%
12S M Abdulla PatelIndependent (IND)3570.40%
13Maru Mathurbhai VishrambhaiIndependent (IND)3160.35%
14Kamble Baburao IshwaraIndependent (IND)3090.34%
15Gopalkrishna Narayan NayakIndependent (IND)780.09%
16Sitaram Chimaji GhandatIndependent (IND)420.05%
Total90,19462.40%

Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 1990 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 1990, the total electorate was 1,59,133 registered voters. A total of 82,190 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 52.37%. The Shivadi election 1990 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1990.

Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Datta Rane won the Shivadi MLA seat with 31,442 votes, defeating Janata Dal candidate Dadu Atyalkar who secured 23,192 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 1990 was 8,250 votes in a close three-way contest.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Datta RaneBharatiya Janata Party (BJP)31,44238.26%
2Dadu AtyalkarJanata Dal (JD)23,19228.22%
3Sumant Sitaram GaikwadRepublican Party of India (RPI)23,04028.03%
4Shaikh Mohd Hanif ChandmiyaAll India Dalit Muslim Minorities Suraksha Mahasangh (DMM)2,4783.01%
5Radheshyam Ramsunder PatelBahujan Samaj Party (BSP)7280.89%
6Uddhav Mahadev BansodeIndependent (IND)6850.83%
7Prithivipal Shamlal DiwakarIndependent (IND)4920.60%
8Hansraj RamharanDoordarshi Party (DDP)1330.16%
Total82,19052.37%

Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 1985 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 1985, the total electorate was 1,35,039 registered voters. A total of 72,793 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 54.55%. The Shivadi election 1985 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1985.

Independent candidate Dadu Santu Atyalkar won the Shivadi MLA seat with 22,578 votes in a fragmented 13-candidate contest, defeating Indian National Congress candidate Deshpande Sudhakar Hanumanrao who secured 21,473 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 1985 was just 1,105 votes — the narrowest in this constituency’s history.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Dadu Santu AtyalkarIndependent (IND)22,57831.02%
2Deshpande Sudhakar HanumanraoIndian National Congress (INC)21,47329.50%
3Datta NalavadeIndependent (IND)13,11818.02%
4C R PintoJanata Party (JNP)7,77110.68%
5Hindurao S VaraleIndependent (IND)2,8643.93%
6R G KharatRepublican Party of India (RPI)2,2413.08%
7Vishram Shivram KadamIndependent (IND)7341.01%
8Rekha P GotmareIndependent (IND)6830.94%
9Ramjanam SinghIndependent (IND)4280.59%
10Madhu RaneIndependent (IND)3800.52%
11Meena PareiraIndependent (IND)2210.30%
12Narendra M JainIndependent (IND)1560.21%
13Dayandeorao Nagoji YelkarIndependent (IND)1460.20%
Total72,79354.55%

Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 1980 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 1980, the total electorate was 1,29,114 registered voters. A total of 51,328 valid votes were polled, reflecting a voter turnout of 40.21%. The Shivadi election 1980 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1980.

Indian National Congress (I) candidate Bhaurao Patil won the Shivadi MLA seat with 32,874 votes, defeating Independent candidate Kamble D P who secured 17,349 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 1980 was 15,525 votes — a dominant INC(I) performance in the post-Emergency election.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Bhaurao PatilIndian National Congress (I)32,87464.05%
2Kamble D PIndependent (IND)17,34933.80%
3Salvi R RIndependent (IND)7541.47%
4Ragedadhavrao H RIndependent (IND)3510.68%
Total51,32840.21%

Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 1978 Result

In the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha election 1978, the total electorate was 1,19,729 registered voters. A total of 77,974 valid votes were cast, reflecting a voter turnout of 66.26%. The Shivadi election 1978 was held as part of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections 1978.

Independent candidate Kamble Devidas Pundlik won the Shivadi MLA seat with 28,606 votes in a competitive eight-candidate contest, defeating Shiv Sena candidate Datta Nanawade who secured 15,532 votes. The winning margin in Shivadi 1978 was 13,074 votes.

S.No.CandidatePartyTotal VotesVote %
1Kamble Devidas PundlikIndependent (IND)28,60636.69%
2Datta NanawadeShiv Sena (SHS)15,53219.92%
3Patel Punamchand TabhajiIndian National Congress (I)12,74616.35%
4Phalke Manohar JyotibaIndian National Congress (INC)9,06811.63%
5Purushottam (Uttam) Bansi BhagwatIndependent (IND)7,5269.65%
6Narayan Anadrao Alias Bhagwan ThoratCommunist Party of India (CPI)3,8334.92%
7Dashrath Sakharam ManeIndependent (IND)4770.61%
8Daji MhapsekarIndependent (IND)1860.24%
Total77,97466.26%
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Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election Result FAQ

Who has won the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha seat in every election till now?

Shivadi has seen diverse political winners over the decades. Independent candidate Kamble Devidas Pundlik won in 1978, INC’s Bhaurao Patil won in 1980, and Independent Dadu Santu Atyalkar won in 1985. BJP’s Datta Rane won in 1990 and 1995. NCP’s Sachin Ahir won in 1999 and 2004. MNS’s Bala Nandgaonkar won in 2009, before Shiv Sena’s Ajay Vinayak Choudhari won in 2014, 2019, and again in 2024 under the SHS (UBT) banner.

Who won the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha Election 2024 and by how many votes?

In the 2024 Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha election, Ajay Vinayak Choudhari of Shiv Sena (UBT) won the Shivadi seat by securing 63,756 votes, defeating Bala Dagdu Nandgaonkar of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) who got 56,616 votes — a winning margin of 7,140 votes. Choudhari secured 48.7% vote share while Nandgaonkar received 44.1% of the total votes polled.

What was the voter turnout in Shivadi Vidhan Sabha elections?

In the 2019 Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha election, Shivadi had 2,74,989 registered electors, out of which 1,35,661 valid votes were polled. The Shivadi Assembly constituency falls under the Mumbai South Lok Sabha constituency and is a competitive urban seat that consistently witnesses multi-cornered contests between Shiv Sena, MNS, NCP, and BJP.

Which parties have dominated the Shivadi Vidhan Sabha seat over the years?

Shiv Sena has won the Shivadi seat 5 times and INC has won 2 times since 1978, making them the two most dominant parties in the constituency’s history. Ajay Vinayak Choudhari is the present MLA of Shivadi, having won three consecutive elections in 2014, 2019, and 2024 making him the most successful politician in this constituency’s recent electoral history.

What was the biggest winning margin in Shivadi Vidhan Sabha history?

The biggest winning margin in Shivadi’s electoral history came in the 2019 election, when Shiv Sena’s Ajay Vinayak Choudhari won by a massive margin of 39,337 votes, securing 77,687 votes with a dominant 57.27% vote share against MNS’s Santosh Nalawade who got 38,350 votes — the most commanding victory ever recorded in this constituency. In contrast, the 2024 election was far tighter, with Choudhari winning by just 7,140 votes.

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