Nandgaon
Winner — 1967
Nandgaon was decided by a razor-thin margin of 1.1% — fewer than 537 votes separated winner from runner-up.
All Candidates
3 total| # | Candidate | Party | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | S. D. HIRE | Samyukta Socialist Party | 23,550 | 47.5% |
| 2 | H. M. GAVALI | INC | 23,013 | 46.4% |
| 3 | R. G. NIKAM | IND | 3,008 | 6.1% |
DL — deposit lost: the candidate polled under one-sixth of valid votes and forfeits their election deposit under RPA 1951 s.158.
Affidavit details — declared assets, criminal cases and education — aren't available for this seat yet. The results above are complete; only the candidate-affidavit layer is missing.
Average turnout (75th), a typical margin, an essentially two-way race.
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A moderately populated district — more literate than the national rate.
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5 locationsRemains of the temple close to the south of the village Ganeshpur.
Remains of the temple close to the south of the village Ganeshpur.
Remains of the temple to the north of the village
Remains of the temple to the north of the village
Remains of the temple to the north-west of the village
Remains of the temple to the north-west of the village
The old remains of two temples outside Padampur to the north and the other immediately to the south…
The old remains of two temples outside Padampur to the north and the other immediately to the south of Ganeshpur.
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