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Assembly constituency 173 · Maharashtra

Chembur is assembly constituency number 173 in Maharashtra, in Mumbai (suburban) * district, and one of the segments of the Mumbai South Central Lok Sabha seat. In the 2024 election Tukaram Ramkrushna Kate of the Shiv Sena won with 44.2% of the vote, 10,711 votes ahead of Prakash Vaikunth Phaterpekar (SHSUBT).

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Chembur · 2024AC 173
  1. 01
    Tukaram Ramkrushna Kate
    Shiv Sena
    63,194
    44.18%
  2. 02
    Prakash Vaikunth Phaterpekar
    SS(UBT)
    52,483
    36.69%
  3. 03
    Anand Bhimrao Jadhav
    VBA
    8,854
    6.19%
  4. 04
    Mauli Thorave
    MNS
    7,820
    5.47%
  5. 05
    Deepakbhau Nikalje
    RPI(A)
    7,440
    5.20%
  6. 1 other candidate · 1,222 votesNOTA · 2,018 (1.41%)

Margin 10,711 votes · 7.49% of valid votes

2,59,002
Registered electors
2024 election
55.3%
Turnout
+3.0 pts vs 2019
10,711
Victory margin
7.5% of valid votes
Nov 2024 · candidate-wise result

All 6 candidates, ranked by votes. Vote share is of the 1,43,031 valid votes, NOTA included.

Chembur 2024 assembly election result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Tukaram Ramkrushna KateMale · 62 yrsShiv Sena63,194
44.18%
2Prakash Vaikunth PhaterpekarMale · 66 yrsSS(UBT)52,483
36.69%
3Anand Bhimrao JadhavMale · 47 yrs · SCVBA8,854
6.19%
4Mauli ThoraveMale · 44 yrsMNS7,820
5.47%
5Deepakbhau NikaljeMale · 57 yrsRPI(A)7,440
5.20%
—NOTANOTA2,018
1.41%
6Anita Kiran PatoleFemale · 45 yrsBSP1,222
0.85%
Past results

SHS held the seat: it also won in 2019.

0%10%20%30%40%50%2009201420192024Shiv Sena 44.2%SS(UBT) 36.7%VBA 6.2%INC 25.8%
Vote share, % of valid votes. Hover or focus a year for exact values.
2019Prakash Vaikunth PhaterpekarShiv Sena · 40.1% · margin 19,018Turnout52.3%
2024Tukaram Ramkrushna KateShiv Sena · 44.2% · margin 10,711Turnout55.3%
2014Prakash Vaikunth PhaterpekarShiv Sena · 34.0% · margin 10,027Turnout49.9%
2009Chandrakant Damodhar HandoreINC · 38.4% · margin 17,966Turnout49.0%

General elections since the 2008 delimitation. Results from before the current boundaries are not compared.

Chembur result 2019

Chembur 2019 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Prakash Vaikunth PhaterpekarShiv Sena53,264
40.15%
2Chandrakant Damodar HandoreINC34,246
25.82%
3Rajendra Jagannath MahulkarVBA23,178
17.47%
4Karna (bala) DunbaleMNS14,404
10.86%
—NOTANOTA3,578
2.70%
5Madhu Rama MoreBSP910
0.69%
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6Dhananjay Shankar KolkarIndependent658
0.50%
7Satish Nana SonawaneIndependent633
0.48%
8Navnath Jaysing NavaleIndependent491
0.37%
9Anita Kiran PatoleSP432
0.33%
10Sukesh Zhangiri SinghAAPP343
0.26%
11Kanhyalal Rajaram GuptaPWPI297
0.22%
12Tatoba Pandurang ZendeAPoI220
0.17%

Chembur result 2014

Chembur 2014 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Prakash Vaikunth PhaterpekarShiv Sena47,410
33.99%
2Chandrakant Damodhar HandoreINC37,383
26.80%
3Dipak Sadashiv NikaljeRPI(A)36,615
26.25%
4Sarika Manoj Sawant ThadaniMNS5,832
4.18%
5Ravindra PawarNCP3,933
2.82%
—NOTANOTA3,894
2.79%
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6Raju Kacharu SontakkeBSP2,394
1.72%
7Muktaji Narayan SonavaneBBM768
0.55%
8Siraj Ahmed KhanIndependent477
0.34%
9Dinesh Soma BodhirajBMUP425
0.30%
10Shriram Matafer ManavIndependent354
0.25%

Chembur result 2009

Chembur 2009 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Chandrakant Damodhar HandoreINC47,431
38.42%
2Anil Bachubhai ChauhanMNS29,465
23.87%
3Anil Gajanan ThakurBJP21,751
17.62%
4Deepak Sadashiv NikaljeRPI(A)20,467
16.58%
5Sanjay Shantaram WaghmareBSP1,207
0.98%
6Prabhunath YadavIndependent803
0.65%
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7Vishal VairalIndependent676
0.55%
8Anil Jilesingh BeniwalIndependent329
0.27%
9Rajendra Keshav ChavanIndependent324
0.26%
10Navnath Jaysing NavaleIndependent323
0.26%
11Priti Onkarnath GovilIndependent274
0.22%
12Mahesh Muralidhar PatilIndependent224
0.18%
13Atanu Bhupendranath MukerjiSVRP187
0.15%
Map

Chembur outlined in orange among the other Maharashtra seats, coloured by the party that won each in 2024. Click any seat to open its page.

Other seats in Mumbai (suburban) * district

Boundaries are approximate (DataMeet, from ECI polling-station maps) and are for orientation only.

BJPShiv SenaNCPSS(UBT)INCNCP(SP)Others
Lok Sabha 2024 in this segment

Chembur is one of the assembly segments of Mumbai South Central. These are the EVM votes counted in this segment for the leading Mumbai South Central candidates.

  • Anil Yeshwant DesaiSS(UBT)61,355 45.8%
  • Rahul Ramesh ShewaleShiv Sena58,477 43.7%
  • Abul Hasan Ali Hasan KhanVBA10,075 7.5%
  • Vidhyasagar Alias Suresh Bhimrao VidhyagarBSP1,182 0.9%
  • Akash Laxman KharatmalIndependent319 0.2%

In the assembly election SHS won this seat. In the Lok Sabha vote, SHSUBT led here by 2,878 EVM votes.

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FAQ

Answers use the official Election Commission of India results for Chembur.

Who won the Chembur assembly seat in 2024?

Tukaram Ramkrushna Kate of the Shiv Sena (SHS) won Chembur in the 2024 Maharashtra assembly election with 63,194 votes, which was 44.18% of the valid votes polled.

What was the victory margin in Chembur?

The margin was 10,711 votes (7.49% of valid votes). The runner-up was Prakash Vaikunth Phaterpekar of the Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) with 52,483 votes.

What was the voter turnout in Chembur in 2024?

Turnout was 55.25%: 1,43,099 of 2,59,002 registered electors voted, across 290 polling stations. That is 3.0 points higher than in 2019.

Which Lok Sabha constituency is Chembur part of?

Chembur is an assembly segment of the Mumbai South Central Lok Sabha constituency in Maharashtra. In the 2024 Lok Sabha election, Anil Yeshwant Desai got the most EVM votes in this segment.

Is Chembur a reserved constituency?

No. Chembur is a general (unreserved) seat, so any eligible candidate can contest.

When is the next assembly election in Chembur?

The Maharashtra assembly elected in 2024 completes its five-year term in 2029, so the next general election is due by then unless the assembly is dissolved early. The Election Commission of India announces the exact schedule.

Source: Election Commission of India, statistical reports for the Maharashtra assembly elections of 2024 and 2019 and 2014 and 2009 (2024 report) — detailed results and constituency data summary. Lok Sabha figures: ECI 2024 report 34, assembly segment details. Vote share is of valid votes including NOTA. Party names as listed by ECI. Candidate names are shown as filed; spelling follows ECI.

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