Quepem — Goa Assembly Election Results

Quepem elected Chandrakant Kavalekar (Indian National Congress) to the Goa Legislative Assembly at the 2012 election. This page covers every Goa assembly election on record for Quepem from 1967 to 2012.

This page shows the winning MLA's name and party for each election on record, not vote totals or margins for every candidate -- see the sourcing note below for what is and isn't included. Goa was redelimited nationwide in 2008 (based on the 2001 census); four constituencies used until 2007 (Dargalim, Loutolim, Poinguinim, and Pale) don't recur under those names in 2012 -- their territory was folded into renamed or redrawn seats. Before 1987, Goa's assembly was shared with the then-territory of Daman and Diu; those two seats have been excluded here since they were never part of Goa itself.

Elected MLAs by Election

ElectionMLA ElectedParty
1967 S . K . Desai Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party
1972 Kuttikar Dhulo Chimlo Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party
1977 Dessai Vaikunt Govind Indian National Congress
1980 Gauns Dessai Vaikunt Govind Congress (U)
1984 Voikunt Dessai Indian National Congress
1989 Valip Prakash Shankar Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party
1994 Prakash Shankar Velip Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party
1999 Prakash S. Velip Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party
2002 Chandrakant Raghu Kalekar Indian National Congress
2007 Chandrakant (Babu) Indian National Congress
2012 Chandrakant Kavalekar Indian National Congress

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the MLA for Quepem in Goa?

Chandrakant Kavalekar (Indian National Congress) was elected to represent Quepem in the Goa Legislative Assembly at the 2012 election, the most recent on record for this seat.

Which parties have won Quepem since 1967?

Since 1967, Quepem has been won by: Congress (U), Indian National Congress, Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party.

How often has Quepem changed party hands?

Across the 11 elections on record, Quepem has changed which party holds it 5 times.