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How Mumbai was won: Mahayuti Lok Sabha share remained intact, MVA votes plummeted

MVA’s vote share in the Assembly elections came down to 38 percent from the 45 per cent it had during Lok Sabha, causing a loss of seven seats

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NCP (Ajit Pawar) candidate Sana Malik, who won from Anushakti Nagar where the MVA candidate had done well in the LS poll. File pic

NCP (Ajit Pawar) candidate Sana Malik, who won from Anushakti Nagar where the MVA candidate had done well in the LS poll. File pic

Between the Lok Sabha election in May and the recent Assembly poll, the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) saw its vote share in Mumbai decline by nearly seven percentage points. Mahayuti candidates have won seven Assembly segments in the city where MVA aspirants came out on top during the Lok Sabha election.

According to Election Commission of India data, in the general election, in Mumbai, Mahayuti and MVA candidates managed to get 49 per cent and 45 per cent of the votes, respectively. In the Assembly election, the Mahayuti retained its vote share while the MVA’s figure shrunk to 38 per cent.

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