2007 Goa Legislative Assembly election

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Elections in the Indian state of Goa took place on 2 June 2007. Counting of votes began on 5 June, and the election process was completed by 8 June.[1]

Quick facts All 40 seats in the Assembly 21 seats needed for a majority, Turnout ...
2007 Goa Legislative Assembly election
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2 June 2007
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All 40 seats in the Assembly
21 seats needed for a majority
Turnout70% (Increase 1.25%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Digambar Kamat Manohar Parrikar
Party INC BJP
Leader's seat Margao Panaji
Seats won 16 14
Seat change Steady Decrease 3
Chief Minister before election

Pratapsingh Rane
INC

 Elected Chief Minister

Digambar Kamat
INC

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Results

More information Rank, Party ...
Rank Party Seats Contested Seats Won
1Indian National Congress3216
3Nationalist Congress Party63
4Save Goa Front172
2Bharatiya Janata Party3314
4Maharashtrawadi Gomantak262
5United Goans Democratic Party111
4Independent492
Total 40
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Results by constituency

More information Assembly Constituency, Turnout ...
  • Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency[2]
Assembly Constituency Turnout Winner Runner Up Margin
#k Names % Candidate Party Votes % Candidate Party Votes %
1Mandrem80.01%Laxmikant ParsekarBJP5,85835.54%Ramakant KhalapINC4,14825.17%1,710
2Pernem80.69%Dayanand SopteBJP7,27246.58%Deshprabhu Jitendra RaghurajINC4,82730.92%2,445
3Mapusa64.87%Francis D'SouzaBJP10,10454.95%Subhash G. NarvekarJD(S)3,25817.72%6,846
4Tivim72.48%Nilkant HalarnkarNCP8,76844.37%Sadanand Shet TanavadeBJP8,44442.73%324
5Bicholim79.25%Rajesh PatnekarBJP9,35250.91%Naresh SawalINC6,65736.24%2,695
6Panaji70.72%Manohar ParrikarBJP6,00456.83%Dinar Purshottam Kamat TarcarINC4,56043.17%1,444
7Ponda66.25%Ravi NaikINC9,97240.61%Mamledar LavooMGP8,31633.86%1,656
8Siroda77.17%Mahadev NaikBJP9,72548.86%Shirodkar Subhash AnkushINC9,47647.61%249
9Quepem75.47%Babu KavlekarINC9,47444.57%Prakash VelipBJP8,31139.1%1,163
10Curchorem70.32%Shyam SatardekarINC10,62852.99%Ramrao DessaiBJP8,72943.53%1,899
11Mormugao61.11%Milind NaikBJP7,76943.95%Vaz Giovanni KarlINC5,36330.34%2,406
12Siolim70.21%Dayanand MandrekarBJP7,40241.07%Paliemkar UdayIndependent5,40029.96%2,002
13Calangute70.08%Agnelo FernandesINC8,31942.66%Joseph SequeiraUGDP5,55828.5%2,761
14St. Cruz69.19%Victoria FernandesINC7,38536.34%Hoble Anil RaghuvirBJP6,04029.72%1,345
15Cumbarjua73.13%Pandurang MadkaikarINC10,01649.29%Nirmala P. SawantIndependent9,44546.48%571
16St. Andre68.64%Francisco SilveiraINC8,59356.4%Caiado Antonio JoaoBJP6,07439.87%2,519
17Cuncolim62.94%Joaquim Alemao[a]INC8,90958.62%Fernandes Jorson PiedadeUGDP3,40822.42%5,501
18Curtorim64.79%Reginaldo LourencoSave Goa Front9,32054.18%Sardinha Cosme Francisco CaitanoINC7,49343.56%1,827
19Taleigao66.82%Atanasio Monserrate[b]UGDP9,64149.77%Silveira Agnelo MarianoBJP5,61929.%4,022
20Maem82.08%Anant ShetBJP5,37034.19%Pravin ZantyeINC4,89031.13%480
21Saligao69.95%Dilip ParulekarBJP6,63943.09%Wilfred de SouzaNCP4,68230.39%1,957
22Poriem77.94%Pratapsingh RaneINC10,60558.52%Vassudeo Ramnath ParabBJP6,86937.9%3,736
23Priol77.92%Deepak DhavalikarMGP10,59151.03%Vishwas SatarkarBJP6,26630.19%4,325
24Sanvordem76.84%Anil SalgaocarIndependent10,70554.52%Vinay D. TendulkarBJP3,78219.26%6,923
25Dargalim79.67%Manohar AjgaonkarINC5,04938.77%Morajkar VithuBJP4,27532.83%774
26Aldona68.86%Dayanand NarvekarINC9,25142.53%Kunda ChodankarBJP6,21728.58%3,034
27Pale78.94%Gurudas GaunsINC7,76841.77%Amonkar Suresh KusoBJP6,17733.21%1,591
28Valpoi79.25%Vishwajit RaneIndependent8,59061.35%Gaonkar PutiBJP5,04136.%3,549
29Marcaim77.49%Sudin DhavalikarMGP12,14163.3%Govind GaudeINC4,53223.63%7,609
30Vasco Da Gama58.63%Jose Philip D'SouzaNCP7,47639.18%Rajendra ArlekarBJP6,86435.97%612
31Cortalim63.46%Mauvin GodinhoINC9,53242.98%Mathany SaldanhaUGDP7,85035.4%1,682
32Loutolim65.69%Aleixo SequeiraINC6,43543.3%Fernandes Piedade Remegio (Remy)Save Goa Front4,89432.93%1,541
33Benaulim66.83%Mickky PachecoNCP8,09251.63%John FernandesSave Goa Front7,33646.8%756
34Fatorda60.73%Damodar (Damu) G. NaikBJP7,94340.09%Vijay SardessaiINC6,17231.15%1,771
35Margao62.03%Digambar KamatINC9,19852.7%Sharmad RaiturkarBJP7,17041.08%2,028
36Navelim65.79%Churchill AlemaoSave Goa Front13,50058.71%Luizinho FaleiroINC8,99639.12%4,504
37Velim64.57%Filipe Nery RodriguesINC7,96560.45%Silva BenjaminSave Goa Front5,21139.55%2,754
38Sanguem74.14%Vasudev GaonkarBJP7,75453.15%Minguelino D'CostaINC5,44937.35%2,305
39Canacona75.51%Pai Khot VijayBJP7,57750.%Bandekar Sanjay VimalINC6,86845.32%709
40Poinguinim77.65%Ramesh TawadkarBJP6,15850.83%Fernandes Isidore AleixinhoINC5,95849.17%200
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  1. [a]
    Expired
  2. [b]
    Joined INC and re-elected

By-elections

More information No., Constituency ...
No. Constituency Winner Party Margin Remark
1 Pale Pratap Gauns INC
2 Valpoi Vishwajit Pratapsingh Rane INC
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Government formation

Indian National Congress in alliance with Nationalist Congress Party and Save Goa Front formed the government.

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