Voters in Mumbai's Ward 182 have elected their new corporator for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation. The 2026 election results for this key constituency are now available, showing who will represent the ward for the next five years.
2026 Election Outcome for BMC Ward 182
The counting process concluded with a clear winner emerging from the political contest. Citizens followed the live updates closely as votes were tallied throughout the day.
Official figures reveal the total number of votes secured by the winning candidate. The victory margin indicates how much the winner outpaced the nearest rival in this closely watched race.
Detailed Vote Breakdown
Here is the complete vote distribution among all candidates who contested in Ward 182:
- The elected corporator received the highest number of votes from ward residents
- The runner-up candidate finished in second position with substantial voter support
- Other political contenders garnered varying levels of electoral backing
- NOTA (None of the Above) options also received votes from some electors
Historical Context: 2017 Election Results
Looking back at the previous BMC elections provides valuable perspective on voting patterns in Ward 182. The 2017 contest saw interesting political dynamics that help understand current trends.
In that election, Milind Dattaram Vaidya of Shivsena emerged victorious with 6,899 votes. He achieved a comfortable win with a margin of 1,423 votes over his closest competitor.
2017 Candidate Performance
The complete results from the last BMC election in Ward 182 were as follows:
- Milind Dattaram Vaidya (Shivsena) - 6,899 votes
- Rajan Suresh Parkar (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) - 5,476 votes
- Adil Ruknuddin Parkar (Indian National Congress) - 3,214 votes
- Vilas Ramesh Ambekar (Bhartiya Janata Party) - 2,685 votes
- Rauf Usman Mithaiwala (All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen) - 1,804 votes
Other candidates received smaller vote shares. The NOTA option attracted 367 votes in that election cycle.
Political Significance of Ward 182
This constituency consistently draws attention during Mumbai's civic elections. Political analysts monitor Ward 182 results as indicators of broader municipal trends.
The ward's electoral history shows competitive contests between major political parties. Each election brings new dynamics while reflecting established voting patterns.
Residents determine their local representative through this democratic process. The elected corporator will address civic issues and development projects in the ward for the coming term.
As Mumbai continues to grow and evolve, the leadership chosen in wards like 182 plays a crucial role in shaping the city's future. The 2026 results mark another chapter in the ward's political journey.
