Indian National Congress Kolhapur South Assembly Elections 2019 – Latest News & Results
- BJP 105
- SHS 56
- NCP 54
- INC 44
- Others 29
- 288 / 288
INC Candidates for Kolhapur South in Past Elections
| Candidate Name | Year | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| RUTURAJ SANJAY PATIL | 2019 | 140103 | Winner |
| Patil SatejAlias Bunty D. | 2009 | 86949 | Winner |
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