Mahua Constituency Election Result 2025: Check the Bihar Vidhan Sabha Chunav results, full list of candidates, and latest updates on winners including Mukesh Kumar Raushan, Tej Pratap Yadav, and Sanjay Kumar Singh.
Mahua Election Result: The Mahua Assembly constituency (Constituency No. 126) comprises Vaishali district of Bihar, which is a general category seat under the Hajipur Lok Sabha segment. In the Mahua Assembly constituency the counting for the 2025 Bihar Election has concluded declaring a sweeping victory for Sanjay Kumar Singh of the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), While Tej Pratap Yadav former minister and son of Lalu Prasad Yadav lost.
In Mahua, polling was conducted on 6 November 2025 and the results are to be declared on 14 November 2025.
In the Mahua Assembly constituency (AC 126), the counting has concluded across all 27 rounds, declaring a sweeping victory for Sanjay Kumar Singh of the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas).
Sanjay Kumar Singh has won with 87,641 votes, securing a massive 44,997-vote lead, delivering one of the biggest margins in the seat’s recent history.
In the 2010 elections, the seat was won by Ravindra Ray of JD(U), who secured around 40.03 % of the total votes polled.
In the 2015 election, Tej Pratap Yadav (RJD) won the constituency with 66,927 votes ≈43.34 % defeating his nearest rival by 28,155 votes.
In 2020, Mukesh Kumar Raushan (RJD) won the Mahua seat with 62,747 votes (≈36.48 %) defeating Ashma Parveen (JD(U)) who got 48,977 votes (≈28.47 %). The margin was 13,770 votes.
Mukesh Kumar Raushan is the sitting MLA from Mahua, a seat that he won in 2020 on the ticket of RJD. His victory consolidated RJD's dominance in the constituency and goes to indicate his local support base.
In 2020, Mahua recorded a voter turnout of about 59.91%, and in 2015 it was about 58.24%. For the 2025 poll, with the expanded electorate and higher engagement, the turnout is likely to be even higher.
For 2020, the margin of victory was 13,770 votes, 62,747 to 48,977.
The Mahua Assembly constituency (No. 126) is located in the Vaishali district of Bihar. It is part of the Hajipur Lok Sabha constituency and includes the Mahua and Chehara Kala community development blocks.
In 2020, Mahua had around 2,86,501 registered voters including 1,53,134 male, 1,33,365 female and 2 third gender electors.
The Mahua seat has been in existence since 1951; its present boundaries are defined under the 2008 delimitation order.
The pin code for the Mahua area in the Vaishali district is approximately 844121.
Here is the full (major) list of candidates contesting from Mahua in the 2025 Bihar Assembly election:
This diverse field highlights a multi-cornered contest in Mahua, featuring major parties along with independents and regional outfits.
