Vital Stats
Profile of the 15th Maharashtra Legislative Assembly
Results of the election to the 15th Maharashtra Legislative Assembly were declared on November 23, 2024. The Maharashtra Assembly has 288 seats. This note looks at the profile of the incoming Legislative Assembly.
Mahayuti alliance wins majority with 230 out of 288 seats |
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Number of women MLAs reduces; 59% MLAs have college degrees |
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Note: The Assembly’s size increased from 264 to 270 in 1967, and to 288 in 1980. |
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Assembly is getting older; 27% MLAs have declared politics / social work as profession |
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Note: This figure shows professions most commonly reported by MLAs. Some MLAs have indicated multiple professions |
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Sources: Election Commission of India (results.eci.gov.in); Candidate Affidavits uploaded on ECI; MyNeta (https://www.myneta.info); PRS. |
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