Author: Government of Maharashtra

Place: Mumbai

Publisher: Government of Maharashtra

Year: 2005

Pages: 111

Subject: Government Document

Sub-Subject: Election & Democracy

Keyword: General Election 2004, Poll Statistics, Lok Sabha, Parliamentary Constituencies, Electoral Analysis

Classification: 324

Shelf: C2R1

Accession No: B556

Contents: Preface 1- List of Abbreviations used in this book 2- Narrative 3- Statement I- Statement showing Electors/ Voters, Valid Votes etc, during General Elections to Lok Sabha since 1962 to 2004 4- Statement II- Statement showing particulars of Nominations filed, Withdrawn, Contesting Candidates during General Elections to the Lok Sabha Elections since 1962 to 2004 5- Statement III- Statement showing party wise candidates, won, lost deposites, total votes polled and percentage of votes 6- Statement IV- Political affiliation of the candidate contesting General Elections to the Lok Sabha 2004 7- Statement V- Statement showing number of electors, voters male/female constituency wise 8- Statement VI- Statement showing total who voted, valid votes, rejected, not retrieved from EVM, tender votes 9- Statement VII- Statement showing women contesting candidates 10- List of winning candidates 11- Constituency wise details of General Elections to Lok Sabha 2004 with graph

Abstract: General Election to the Lok Sabha 2004: Maharashtra Poll Statistics provides a detailed statistical analysis of the 2004 Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra, with historical comparisons dating back to 1962. It documents key electoral data, including electors, voters, nominations, party-wise performance, and gender-wise candidate participation. Constituency-wise details cover voter turnout, valid and rejected votes, and tendered votes, accompanied by lists of winning candidates. Graphical representations enhance the understanding of voting patterns and political trends. This publication serves as a valuable resource for researchers, political analysts, and policymakers examining electoral behavior and democratic participation in Maharashtra.