Mumbai BMC Election Results 2026 Announced Today
The State Election Commission of Maharashtra declared the results for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections today. Voters across Mumbai eagerly awaited the outcome of the high-stakes civic polls.
Full Ward-Wise Winners List Released
Officials released the complete ward-wise list of winning candidates for all 227 wards in the BMC. The results cover every constituency in India's richest municipal corporation.
The voting process concluded peacefully on Thursday with no reported incidents of violence or disruption. Maharashtra witnessed polling across 29 municipal corporations simultaneously.
Key Contests and Political Landscape
The BJP-led Mahayuti alliance faced a tough challenge from the reunited Thackeray cousins in Mumbai. Both groups competed fiercely for control of the influential civic body.
These elections marked the first municipal polls in Maharashtra since 2017. A total of 15,931 candidates contested for 2,869 seats across the state's 29 municipal corporations.
Voter Participation and Election Details
Approximately 3.48 crore eligible voters participated in the civic elections across Maharashtra. The polling covered 893 wards in various municipal corporations including Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad.
The State Election Commission worked diligently to compile and verify all results. Officials ensured accurate reporting from every polling station before making the final announcements.
Partial Winners List (As Declared)
- Ward 183: Asha Kale (Congress)
- Ward 1: Rekha Ram Yadav (Shiv Sena - Shinde)
- Ward 165: Ashraf Azmi (Congress)
- Ward 214: Ajay Patil (BJP)
- Ward 215: Santosh Dale (BJP)
- Ward 51: Varsha Tembwalkar (Shiv Sena - Shinde)
- Ward 182: Milind Vaidya (Shiv Sena - UBT)
The commission continues to update the complete winners list as more results become official. Election officials urge citizens to check for the latest updates throughout the day.
Political analysts will now examine the results to understand shifting voter patterns in Maharashtra. The outcome will significantly impact local governance and development projects in Mumbai for the coming years.
