All elected members of Goa Legislative Assembly spent much less than the Election Commission of India's (ECI) guidelines for expenses during the state polls held in March last year.
As per affidavits of expense details submitted by the MLAs, which have been made public by the EC's local office, independent legislator Rohan Khaunte, who contested from Porvorim constituency, had spent the highest - Rs 6.20 lakhs - for the campaign.
The upper limit prescribed by ECI per candidate was Rs 8 lakh and as per the records, none went near the ceiling.
All the winning 21 legislators of BJP spent Rs 2-3 lakhs, while Congress, which witnessed a historical debacle, had its winning candidates spending Rs 3-3.5 lakh, according to the data.
BJP legislator Vishnu Wagh and Vishwajit Rane did not spend a single paisa on holding public meetings, as per their affidavits.
Congress' Pandurang Madkaikar and Aleixo Reginaldo Lourenco spent Rs 5.21 lakh and Rs 4.83 lakh respectively, joining the highest spending bracket.
From the ruling benches, BJP MLA Michael Lobo had to shell out Rs 4.04 lakh for his campaign.
Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, representing Panaji constituency, spent just Rs 2.76 lakhs.
Leader of Opposition Pratapsingh Rane was the least spending MLA by showing an expense of only Rs 1.69 lakh for the campaign.
The 2012 elections saw BJP winning with majority while Congress was reduced to single digit status in the beach state.
