In the 2019 assembly elections, Aaditya Uddhav Thackeray from the Shiv Sena emerged victorious, securing 89,248 votes (69.14%) and defeating Suresh Mane of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), who received 21,821 votes (16.91%). Thackeray's victory margin was a significant 67,427 votes, solidifying his position in this traditionally Shiv Sena stronghold.
In the 2014 elections, Sunil Govind Shinde from the Shiv Sena won with 60,625 votes (40.90%), defeating Sachin Ahir of the NCP, who garnered 37,613 votes (25.38%). Shinde's majority was 23,012 votes, reflecting the continued dominance of the Shiv Sena in the constituency during that period.
In the 2009 elections, Sachin Ahir from the NCP won with 52,398 votes (37.83%), narrowly defeating Ashish Chemburkar of Shiv Sena, who received 47,104 votes (34.00%). The majority was only 5,294 votes, indicating a competitive race between the two parties.
These results highlight the evolving political landscape of Worli and the ongoing rivalry between major parties in Maharashtra.
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