The campaigning for the Goa Assembly polls came to an end on Thursday.
There are 202 candidates in the fray, including Chief Minister Pratapsingh Rane for the 40-member House, which will go to polls on June 2.
Others in the fray include Leader of Opposition Manohar Parrikar, Deputy Chief Minister Wilfred D'Souza and Speaker Fransisco Sardinha.
The Congress-NCP combine is contesting 38 seats, BJP 33, Maharashtra Gomantak Party (MGP) 21, Janata Dal (S) 12 and United Goans Democratic Party six.
Former Congress MP Churchill Alemao-led Save Goa Front is contesting 19 seats.
Except two, all the sitting MLAs, including three who were disqualified by Speaker during the last tenure, are in the fray.
An estimated 9.9 lakh voters are eligible to exercise their franchise.
The straight fight is in three constituencies including Panaji constituency where leader of opposition Manohar Parrikar, BJP's chief ministerial candidate, is crossing swords with Congress' Dinar Tarcar.
Goa's Chief Minister Pratapsingh Rane is having almost a cake walk in his traditional constituency while Deputy Chief Minister Wilfred D'Souza is having a tough battle with opponents, including Trojano Fernandes, his friend-turned-rival, in the fray.