Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: Dates, Schedule, Constituency List, Total Voters And More

The assembly elections in Maharashtra are set to take place this month in a single phase. There are 288 assembly seats in the state for which voting will take place on November 20.

From key dates to important numbers and more, here's is all you need to know about the Maharashtra Assembly Elections:

The political landscape in the state currently features two major alliances: the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), which includes the Shiv Sena (UBT) led by Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray, Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (SP), and the Indian National Congress; and the Mahayuti Alliance, comprising the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the Shiv Sena faction led by Eknath Shinde and the NCP faction under Ajit Pawar.

Maharashtra will vote in a single phase on Nov. 20, with counting of votes scheduled to take place on Nov. 23.

The ECI outlined the following key dates for the election process:

• Gazette Notification date: Oct. 22

• Last date for nominations: Oct. 29

• Scrutiny of nominations: Oct. 30

• Last date for withdrawal of candidature: Nov. 4

• Date of poll: Nov. 20

• Counting of votes: Nov. 23

• Completion of the election process: Nov. 25

The election will cover 288 constituencies. Here’s the list:

1. Akkalkuwa (ST)

2. Shahada (ST)

3. Nandurbar (ST)

4. Nawapur (ST)

5. Sakri (ST)

6. Dhule Rural

7. Dhule City

8. Sindkheda

9. Shirpur (ST)

10. Chopda (ST)

11. Raver

12. Bhusawal (SC)

13. Jalgaon City

14. Jalgaon Rural

15. Amalner

16. Erandol

17. Chalisgaon

18. Pachora

19. Jamner

20. Muktainagar

21. Malkapur

22. Buldhana

23. Chikhli

24. Sindkhed Raja

25. Mehkar (SC)

26. Khamgaon

27. Jalgaon (Jamod)

28. Akot

29. Balapur

30. Akola West

31. Akola East

32. Murtizapur (SC)

33. Risod

34. Washim (SC)

35. Karanja

36. Dhamangaon Railway

37. Badnera

38. Amravati

39. Teosa

40. Daryapur (SC)

41. Melghat (ST)

42. Achalpur

43. Morshi

44. Arvi

45. Deoli

46. Hinganghat

47. Wardha

48. Katol

49. Savner

50. Hingna

51. Umred (SC)

52. Nagpur South West

53. Nagpur South

54. Nagpur East

55. Nagpur Central

56. Nagpur West

57. Nagpur North (SC)

58. Kamthi

59. Ramtek

60. Tumsar

61. Bhandara (SC)

62. Sakoli

63. Arjuni Morgaon (SC)

64. Tirora

65. Gondiya

66. Amgaon (ST)

67. Armori (ST)

68. Gadchiroli (ST)

69. Aheri (ST)

70. Rajura

71. Chandrapur (SC)

72. Ballarpur

73. Brahmapuri

74. Chimur

75. Warora

76. Wani

77. Ralegaon (ST)

78. Yavatmal

79. Digras

80. Arni (ST)

81. Pusad

82. Umarkhed (SC)

83. Kinwat

84. Hadgaon

85. Bhokar

86. Nanded North

87. Nanded South

88. Loha

89. Naigaon

90. Deglur (SC)

91. Mukhed

92. Basmath

93. Kalamnuri

94. Hingoli

95. Jintur

96. Parbhani

97. Gangakhed

98. Pathri

99. Partur

100. Ghansawangi

101. Jalna

102. Badnapur (SC)

103. Bhokardan

104. Sillod

105. Kannad

106. Phulambri

107. Aurangabad Central

108. Aurangabad West (SC)

109. Aurangabad East

110. Paithan

111. Gangapur

112. Vaijapur

113. Nandgaon

114. Malegaon Central

115. Malegaon Outer

116. Baglan (ST)

117. Kalwan (ST)

118. Chandvad

119. Yevla

120. Sinnar

121. Niphad

122. Dindori (ST)

123. Nashik East

124. Nashik Central

125. Nashik West

126. Deolali (SC)

127. Igatpuri (ST)

128. Dahanu (ST)

129. Vikramgad (ST)

130. Palghar (ST)

131. Boisar (ST)

132. Nalasopara

133. Vasai

134. Bhiwandi Rural (ST)

135. Shahapur (ST)

136. Bhiwandi West

137. Bhiwandi East

138. Kalyan West

139. Murbad

140. Ambernath (SC)

141. Ulhasnagar

142. Kalyan East

143. Dombivali

144. Kalyan Rural

145. Mira Bhayandar

146. Ovala Majiwada

147. Kopri Pachpakhadi

148. Thane

149. Mumbra Kalwa

150. Airoli

151. Belapur

152. Borivali

153. Dahisar

154. Magathane

155. Mulund

156. Vikhroli

157. Bhandup West

158. Jogeshwari East

159. Dindoshi

160. Kandivali East

161. Charkop

162. Malad West

163. Goregaon

164. Versova

165. Andheri West

166. Andheri East

167. Vile Parle

168. Chandivali

169. Ghatkopar West

170. Ghatkopar East

171. Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar

172. Anushakti Nagar

173. Chembur

174. Kurla (SC)

175. Kalina

176. Vandre East

177. Vandre West

178. Dharavi (SC)

179. Sion Koliwada

180. Wadala

181. Mahim

182. Worli

183. Shivadi

184. Byculla

185. Malabar Hill

186. Mumbadevi

187. Colaba

188. Panvel

189. Karjat

190. Uran

191. Pen

192. Alibag

193. Shrivardhan

194. Mahad

195. Junnar

196. Ambegaon

197. Khed Alandi

198. Shirur

199. Daund

200. Indapur

201. Baramati

202. Purandar

203. Bhor

204. Maval

205. Chinchwad

206. Pimpri (SC)

207. Bhosari

208. Vadgaon Sheri

209. Shivajinagar

210. Kothrud

211. Khadakwasala

212. Parvati

213. Hadapsar

214. Pune Cantonment (SC)

215. Kasba Peth

216. Akole (ST)

217. Sangamner

218. Shirdi

219. Kopargaon

220. Shrirampur (SC)

221. Nevasa

222. Shevgaon

223. Rahuri

224. Parner

225. Ahmednagar City

226. Shrigonda

227. Karjat Jamkhed

228. Georai

229. Majalgaon

230. Beed

231. Ashti

232. Kaij (SC)

233. Parli

234. Latur Rural

235. Latur City

236. Ahmadpur

237. Udgir (SC)

238. Nilanga

239. Ausa

240. Umarga (SC)

241. Tuljapur

242. Osmanabad

243. Paranda

244. Karmala

245. Madha

246. Barshi

247. Mohol (SC)

248. Solapur City North

249. Solapur City Central

250. Akkalkot

251. Solapur South

252. Pandharpur

253. Sangole

254. Malshiras (SC)

255. Phaltan (SC)

256. Wai

257. Koregaon

258. Man

259. Karad North

260. Karad South

261. Patan

262. Satara

263. Dapoli

264. Guhagar

265. Chiplun

266. Ratnagiri

267. Rajapur

268. Kankavli

269. Kudal

270. Sawantwadi

271. Chandgad

272. Radhanagari

273. Kagal

274. Kolhapur South

275. Karvir

276. Kolhapur North

277. Shahuwadi

278. Hatkanangle (SC)

279. Ichalkaranji

280. Shirol

281. Miraj (SC)

282. Sangli

283. Islampur

284. Shirala

285. Palus-Kadegaon

286. Khanapur

287. Tasgaon-Kavathe Mahankal

288. Jat

Maharashtra has more than 9.7 crore voters of which 22,22,704 are in the age group of 18-19 years, an Election Commission (EC) official said earlier this month, citing updated electoral rolls.

As per the electoral rolls updated on October 30, the state has 9,70,25,119 voters, including 5,00,22,739 men and 4,49,96,279 women. The state has 6,101 transgender voters, 6.41 lakh divyang (persons with disabilities) and 1.16 lakh service electors, said Maharashtra's Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) S Chockalingam.

According to figures provided by the poll body, there are 4,140 candidates in the fray for the total 288 assembly seats. The Shahada seat in Nandurbar district has only three candidates -- the lowest -- while Nanded North has 33 contestants -- the highest.

(With PTI inputs)