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2007 Goa Legislative Assembly election

Election in Indian state

Field	Value
election_name	2007 Goa Legislative Assembly election
country	India
type	legislative
ongoing	no
previous_election	2002 Goa Legislative Assembly election
previous_year	2002
next_election	2012 Goa Legislative Assembly election
next_year	2012
election_date	2 June 2007
seats_for_election	All 40 seats in the Assembly
turnout	70% ( 1.25%)
image1
leader1	Digambar Kamat
leaders_seat1	Margao
party1	Indian National Congress
seats1	16
seat_change1
image2
leader2	Manohar Parrikar
leaders_seat2	Panaji
party2	Bharatiya Janata Party
seats2	14
seat_change2	3
title	Chief Minister
before_election	Pratapsingh Rane
before_party	Indian National Congress
after_election	Digambar Kamat
after_party	Indian National Congress
majority_seats	21

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.

Results

[[File:India Goa Legislative Assembly 2007.svg]]	Rank	Party	Seats Contested
1	Indian National Congress	32	16
3	Nationalist Congress Party	6	3
4	Save Goa Front	17	2
2	Bharatiya Janata Party	33	14
4	Maharashtrawadi Gomantak	26	2
5	United Goans Democratic Party	11	1
4	Independent	49	2
	Total		40

Results by constituency

Assembly Constituency	Turnout	Winner	Runner Up	#k	Names	%	Party	Votes	%	Candidate
1	Mandrem	80.01%	Laxmikant Parsekar	5,858	35.54%	Ramakant Khalap	4,148	25.17%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	1,710
2	Pernem	80.69%	Dayanand Sopte	7,272	46.58%	Deshprabhu Jitendra Raghuraj	4,827	30.92%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	2,445
3	Mapusa	64.87%	Francis D'Souza	10,104	54.95%	Subhash G. Narvekar	3,258	17.72%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	6,846
4	Tivim	72.48%	Nilkant Halarnkar	8,768	44.37%	Sadanand Shet Tanavade	8,444	42.73%	Nationalist Congress Party}}"	324
5	Bicholim	79.25%	Rajesh Patnekar	9,352	50.91%	Naresh Sawal	6,657	36.24%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	2,695
6	Panaji	70.72%	Manohar Parrikar	6,004	56.83%	Dinar Purshottam Kamat Tarcar	4,560	43.17%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	1,444
7	Ponda	66.25%	Ravi Naik	9,972	40.61%	Mamledar Lavoo	8,316	33.86%	Indian National Congress}}"	1,656
8	Siroda	77.17%	Mahadev Naik	9,725	48.86%	Shirodkar Subhash Ankush	9,476	47.61%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	249
9	Quepem	75.47%	Babu Kavlekar	9,474	44.57%	Prakash Velip	8,311	39.1%	Indian National Congress}}"	1,163
10	Curchorem	70.32%	Shyam Satardekar	10,628	52.99%	Ramrao Dessai	8,729	43.53%	Indian National Congress}}"	1,899
11	Mormugao	61.11%	Milind Naik	7,769	43.95%	Vaz Giovanni Karl	5,363	30.34%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	2,406
12	Siolim	70.21%	Dayanand Mandrekar	7,402	41.07%	Paliemkar Uday	5,400	29.96%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	2,002
13	Calangute	70.08%	Agnelo Fernandes	8,319	42.66%	Joseph Sequeira	5,558	28.5%	Indian National Congress}}"	2,761
14	St. Cruz	69.19%	Victoria Fernandes	7,385	36.34%	Hoble Anil Raghuvir	6,040	29.72%	Indian National Congress}}"	1,345
15	Cumbarjua	73.13%	Pandurang Madkaikar	10,016	49.29%	Nirmala P. Sawant	9,445	46.48%	Indian National Congress}}"	571
16	St. Andre	68.64%	Francisco Silveira	8,593	56.4%	Caiado Antonio Joao	6,074	39.87%	Indian National Congress}}"	2,519
17	Cuncolim	62.94%	Joaquim Alemao	8,909	58.62%	Fernandes Jorson Piedade	3,408	22.42%	Indian National Congress}}"	5,501
18	Curtorim	64.79%	Reginaldo Lourenco	9,320	54.18%	Sardinha Cosme Francisco Caitano	7,493	43.56%	Save Goa Front}}"	1,827
19	Taleigao	66.82%	Atanasio Monserrate	9,641	49.77%	Silveira Agnelo Mariano	5,619	29.%	United Goans Democratic Party}}"	4,022
20	Maem	82.08%	Anant Shet	5,370	34.19%	Pravin Zantye	4,890	31.13%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	480
21	Saligao	69.95%	Dilip Parulekar	6,639	43.09%	Wilfred de Souza	4,682	30.39%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	1,957
22	Poriem	77.94%	Pratapsingh Rane	10,605	58.52%	Vassudeo Ramnath Parab	6,869	37.9%	Indian National Congress}}"	3,736
23	Priol	77.92%	Deepak Dhavalikar	10,591	51.03%	Vishwas Satarkar	6,266	30.19%	Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party}}"	4,325
24	Sanvordem	76.84%	Anil Salgaocar	10,705	54.52%	Vinay D. Tendulkar	3,782	19.26%	Independent politician}}"	6,923
25	Dargalim	79.67%	Manohar Ajgaonkar	5,049	38.77%	Morajkar Vithu	4,275	32.83%	Indian National Congress}}"	774
26	Aldona	68.86%	Dayanand Narvekar	9,251	42.53%	Kunda Chodankar	6,217	28.58%	Indian National Congress}}"	3,034
27	Pale	78.94%	Gurudas Gauns	7,768	41.77%	Amonkar Suresh Kuso	6,177	33.21%	Indian National Congress}}"	1,591
28	Valpoi	79.25%	Vishwajit Rane	8,590	61.35%	Gaonkar Puti	5,041	36.%	Independent politician}}"	3,549
29	Marcaim	77.49%	Sudin Dhavalikar	12,141	63.3%	Govind Gaude	4,532	23.63%	Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party}}"	7,609
30	Vasco Da Gama	58.63%	Jose Philip D'Souza	7,476	39.18%	Rajendra Arlekar	6,864	35.97%	Nationalist Congress Party}}"	612
31	Cortalim	63.46%	Mauvin Godinho	9,532	42.98%	Mathany Saldanha	7,850	35.4%	Indian National Congress}}"	1,682
32	Loutolim	65.69%	Aleixo Sequeira	6,435	43.3%	Fernandes Piedade Remegio (Remy)	4,894	32.93%	Indian National Congress}}"	1,541
33	Benaulim	66.83%	Mickky Pacheco	8,092	51.63%	John Fernandes	7,336	46.8%	Nationalist Congress Party}}"	756
34	Fatorda	60.73%	Damodar (Damu) G. Naik	7,943	40.09%	Vijay Sardessai	6,172	31.15%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	1,771
35	Margao	62.03%	Digambar Kamat	9,198	52.7%	Sharmad Raiturkar	7,170	41.08%	Indian National Congress}}"	2,028
36	Navelim	65.79%	Churchill Alemao	13,500	58.71%	Luizinho Faleiro	8,996	39.12%	Save Goa Front}}"	4,504
37	Velim	64.57%	Filipe Nery Rodrigues	7,965	60.45%	Silva Benjamin	5,211	39.55%	Indian National Congress}}"	2,754
38	Sanguem	74.14%	Vasudev Gaonkar	7,754	53.15%	Minguelino D'Costa	5,449	37.35%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	2,305
39	Canacona	75.51%	Pai Khot Vijay	7,577	50.%	Bandekar Sanjay Vimal	6,868	45.32%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	709
40	Poinguinim	77.65%	Ramesh Tawadkar	6,158	50.83%	Fernandes Isidore Aleixinho	5,958	49.17%	Bharatiya Janata Party}}"	200

By-elections

No.	Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin	Remark
1	Pale	Pratap Gauns	Indian National Congress}}"		INC
2	Valpoi	Vishwajit Pratapsingh Rane	Indian National Congress}}"		INC

Government formation

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

References

"Election Commission India".
"Statistical Report on General Election, 2007 to the Legislative Assembly of Meghalaya". [[Election Commission of India]].

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