Elected Representatives
Performance in the Maharashtra municipal elections, 2012.
| Municipal Corporation | Elected (Out of) |
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| Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation | 28 (227) |
| Thane Municipal Corporation | 7 (130) |
| Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation | 1 (78) |
| Pune Municipal Corporation | 29 (152) |
| Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation | 4 (128) |
| Nashik Municipal Corporation | 40 (122) |
| Akola Municipal Corporation | 1 (73) |
| Amravati Municipal Corporation | 0 (87) |
| Nagpur Municipal Corporation | 2 (145) |
| Malegaon Municipal Corporation | 2 (31) |
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MNS won 13 assembly seats (out of 288) in the 2009 assembly elections Maharashtra. These include 6 in Mumbai,2 in Thane, 3 in Nashik,1 in Pune and 1 in Kannad(Aurangabad) and remain at 2nd spot at more than 24 places. This result (4.5% seats) makes MNS, fourth in largest party in Maharashtra assembly after Congress-NCP(144 seats), BJP-Shiv-Sena(90 seats), Third Front(14 seats).
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