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Bhusawal Assembly constituency

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Bhusawal
Constituency No. 12 for the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly
Constituency details
Country	India
Region	Western India
State	Maharashtra
District	Jalgaon
LS constituency	Raver
Established	1951
Reservation	None
Member of Legislative Assembly
14th Maharashtra Legislative Assembly
Incumbent Sanjay Waman Sawakare
Party	Bharatiya Janata Party

Bhusawal is one of the 288 Vidhan Sabha constituencies of Maharashtra state in western India. This constituency is located in Jalgaon district.^[1]

Bhusawal is part of the Raver Lok Sabha constituency along with four other Vidhan Sabha segments in this district, namely Chopda, Raver, Jamner and Muktainagar and one Vidhan Sabha segment in the adjoining Buldhana district, Malkapur.

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Members of Legislative Assembly

1951: Sane Nilkanth Ganesh Indian National Congress
1957: Dattatraya Senu Bhirud^[2] Indian National Congress
1962: Dattatraya Senu Bhirud Indian National Congress
1967: Phalak P.S. Indian National Congress
1972: Prabhakar Senu Mahajan Indian National Congress
1978: Bhole Devidas Namdeo,^[3] Indian National Congress
1980: Bagwan Mohammad Yasin Raj Mohammad Indian National Congress (I)
1985: Chaudhari Dagadu Kashiram Janata Party
1990: Phalak Nilkanth Chintaman Indian National Congress
1995: Bhole Dilip Atmaram Shiv Sena
1999: Bhole Dilip Atmaram Shiv Sena
2004: Chaudhari Santosh Bhau Chabildas, Nationalist Congress Party
2009: Sanjay Waman Sawakare,^[4] Nationalist Congress Party
2014: Sanjay Waman Sawakare,^[5] Bharatiya Janata Party

Election	Member	Party
2019	Sanjay Waman Sawakare^[6]		Bharatiya Janata Party

Election results

2019

2019 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election: Warora^[6]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	BJP	Sanjay Waman Sawakare
	NOTA	None of the above
Majority
Turnout
	BJP hold		Swing

See also

References

^ "District wise List of Assembly and Parliamentary Constituencies". Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra website. Archived from the original on 18 March 2010. Retrieved 8 September 2010.
^ "Bombay Legislative Assembly Election, 1957". Election Commission of India. Retrieved 9 May 2023.
^ "Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Election, 1978". Election Commission of India. Retrieved 9 May 2023.
^ "Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Election, 2009". Election Commission of India. Retrieved 25 April 2023.
^ "Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Election, 2014". Election Commission of India. Retrieved 7 May 2023.
^ ^a ^b "Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Election, 2019". Election Commission of India. Retrieved 2 February 2022.

v t e Jalgaon district topics
History	Faruqi dynasty Khandesh Khandesh District
Tehsils	Amalner Bhadgaon Bhusawal Bodwad Chalisgaon Chopda Dharangaon Erandol Jalgaon Jamner Muktainagar Pachora Parola Raver Yawal
Lok Sabha constituencies	Jalgaon Raver
Vidhan Sabha constituencies	Amalner Bhusawal Chalisgaon Chopda Erandol Jalgaon City Jalgaon Rural Jamner Muktainagar Pachora Raver
Towns and villages	Adavad Alwadi Amadade Amalgaon Amoda Asoda Bhoje Changdev Chaubari Chinawal Dahiwad Gandhali Javkhede Karjod Kasoda Khadakdeola Khadake Khiroda Kingaon Mangi Mehergaon Mhasawad Nadgaon Nagaon Budruk Nagardeole Budruk Nandgaon, Jalgaon Nashirabad Nhavi Pal Pashtane Pilode Pimpale Sim Pimpalgaon Bk. Ratnapimpri Sakegaon Sangvi Sangvi Budruk Savda Shendurni Sonale Sonvad Tongaon Varangaon Wadikilla Waghali
Places of interest	Gandhi Teerth Mehrun Lake Pal, Jalgaon district Ajanta Caves

Legislative Assembly constituencies of Maharashtra

Current

A: Achalpur; Aheri; Ahmednagar City; Ahmedpur; Airoli; Akkalkot; Akkalkuwa; Akola East; Akola West; Akole; Akot; Alibag; Amalner; Ambegaon; Ambernath; Amgaon; Amravati; Andheri East; Andheri West; Anushakti Nagar; Arjuni-Morgaon; Armori; Arni; Arvi; Ashti; Aurangabad Central; Aurangabad East; Aurangabad West; Ausa
B: Badnapur; Badnera; Baglan; Balapur; Ballarpur; Baramati; Barshi; Basmath; Beed; Belapur; Bhandara; Bhandup West; Bhiwandi East; Bhiwandi Rural; Bhiwandi West; Bhokar; Bhokardan; Bhor; Bhosari; Bhusawal; Boisar; Borivali; Bramhapuri; Buldhana; Byculla
C: Chalisgaon; Chandgad; Chandivali; Chandrapur; Chandwad; Charkop; Chembur; Chikhali; Chimur; Chinchwad; Chiplun; Chopda; Colaba
D: Dahanu; Dahisar; Dapoli; Daryapur; Daund; Deglur; Deolali; Deoli; Devlali; Dhamangaon Railway; Dharavi; Dhule City; Dhule Rural; Digras; Dindori; Dindoshi; Dombivali
E: Erandol
G: Gadchiroli; Gangakhed; Gangapur; Georai; Ghansawangi; Ghatkopar East; Ghatkopar West; Gondiya; Goregaon; Guhagar
H: Hadapsar; Hadgaon; Hatkanangale; Hinganghat; Hingna; Hingoli
I: Ichalkaranji; Igatpuri; Indapur; Islampur
J: Jalgaon; Jalgaon City; Jalgaon Rural; Jalna; Jamner; Jat; Jintur; Jogeshwari East; Junnar
K: Kagal; Kaij; Kalamnuri; Kalina; Kalwan; Kalyan; Kalyan East; Kalyan Rural; Kalyan West; Kamthi; Kandivali East; Kankavli; Kannad; Karad North; Karad South; Karanja; Karjat; Karjat Jamkhed; Karmala; Karvir; Kasba Peth; Katol; Khadakwasala; Khamgaon; Khanapur; Khed Alandi; Kinwat; Kolhapur North; Kolhapur South; Kopargaon; Kopri-Pachpakhadi; Koregaon; Kothrud; Kudal; Kurla
L: Latur City; Latur Rural; Loha
M: Madha; Magathane; Mahad; Mahim; Majalgaon; Malabar Hill; Malad West; Malegaon Central; Malegaon Outer; Malkapur; Malshiras; Man; Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar; Maval; Mehkar; Melghat; Mira Bhayandar; Miraj; Mohol; Morshi; Mukhed; Muktainagar; Mulund; Mumbadevi; Mumbra-Kalwa; Murbad; Murtizapur
N: Nagpur Central; Nagpur East; Nagpur North; Nagpur South; Nagpur South West; Nagpur West; Naigaon; Nalasopara; Nanded North; Nanded South; Nandgaon; Nandurbar; Nashik Central; Nashik East; Nashik West; Navapur; Nevasa; Nilanga; Niphad
O: Osmanabad; Ovala-Majiwada
P: Pachora; Paithan; Palghar; Palus-Kadegaon; Pandharpur; Panvel; Paranda; Parbhani; Parli; Parner; Partur; Parvati; Patan; Pathri; Pen; Phaltan; Phulambri; Pimpri; Pulgaon; Pune Cantonment; Purandar; Pusad
R: Radhanagari; Rahuri; Rajapur; Rajura; Ralegaon; Ramtek; Ratnagiri; Raver; Renapur; Risod
S: Sakoli; Sakri; Sangamner; Sangli; Sangola; Satara; Savner; Sawantwadi; Shahada; Shahapur; Shahuwadi; Shevgaon; Shirala; Shirdi; Shirol; Shirpur; Shirur; Shivadi; Shivajinagar; Shrigonda; Shrirampur; Shrivardhan; Sillod; Sindkhed Raja; Sindkheda; Sinnar; Sion Koliwada; Solapur City Central; Solapur City North; Solapur South
T: Tasgaon-Kavathe Mahankal; Teosa; Thane; Tirora; Tuljapur; Tumsar
U: Udgir; Ulhasnagar; Umarga; Umarkhed; Umred; Uran
V: Vadgaon Sheri; Vaijapur; Vandre East; Vandre West; Vasai; Versova; Vikhroli; Vikramgad; Vile Parle
W: Wadala; Wai; Wani; Wardha; Warora; Washim; Worli
Y: Yavatmal; Yevla

Goregaon-Vidarbha

Khanapur Atpadi

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