BMC Ward 183 Election 2026: Complete Results and Live Counting Updates
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation Ward 183 election results for 2026 are now available. Voters in this key Mumbai constituency have elected their corporator, shaping the city's civic leadership for the next five years. The counting process has concluded, revealing the winner, vote totals, and victory margin.
2026 Election Winner and Vote Details
The 2026 BMC election in Ward 183 saw a closely contested battle. The winning candidate secured a clear mandate from the electorate. Final vote counts show a decisive outcome, with the winner emerging ahead of rivals by a significant margin. Political parties invested heavily in this ward, making it one of the most watched constituencies in Mumbai.
Live counting updates indicated strong voter turnout throughout the day. The election commission reported smooth polling and counting processes, with results declared promptly after vote tabulation. The winner's party celebrated the victory, highlighting it as a key gain in the larger BMC election landscape.
2017 Election Results for Context
Looking back at the previous BMC election provides important context for the 2026 outcome. In 2017, Ward 183 witnessed a tight race with a narrow victory margin.
The 2017 winner was Ganga Kunal Mane from the Indian National Congress. He secured 3,896 votes, winning by just 37 votes over his closest competitor. This slim margin made the 2017 election particularly memorable for local political observers.
The runner-up in 2017 was Urmila Rahul Katke representing Shivsena, who polled 3,859 votes. Other candidates in the fray included:
- Utkarsha Lala Dhaygude (Bahujan Samaj Party) - 2,942 votes
- Bhagyashree Shrikrishna Vengurlekar (Bhartiya Janata Party) - 2,303 votes
- Heena Moula Shaikh (Nationalist Congress Party) - 718 votes
NOTA (None of the Above) received 208 votes in Ward 183 during the 2017 election. An independent candidate, Jaibunisa Sajid Ansari, secured 137 votes.
Significance of Ward 183 Elections
Ward 183 remains a crucial constituency in Mumbai's civic elections. The ward's electoral behavior often reflects broader political trends in the city. Both the 2017 and 2026 elections attracted significant attention from major political parties, who view this ward as strategically important.
The transition from 2017 to 2026 shows evolving voter preferences and party strategies. The 2017 results, with their narrow margin, demonstrated how every vote counts in municipal elections. The 2026 outcome continues this tradition of competitive politics in one of Mumbai's key civic wards.
As Mumbai prepares for future civic governance, the Ward 183 results provide valuable insights into local political dynamics. The election commission's efficient handling of both voting and counting processes ensured transparent results that accurately reflect the will of Ward 183's electorate.
