Maharashtra State Election Commission Municipal Corporation Election Results 2026: The Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Election Counting of votes is currently underway. Voters can track the Maharashtra municipal corporation election result 2026 online through the official website mahasec.maharashtra.gov.in, where ward-wise and city-wise results are being updated in real time as counting progresses.
Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Election Results 2026 LIVE: Check here
The results are being released by the Maharashtra State Election Commission for municipal corporations across the state. The official portal is publishing live vote counts, leading candidates and party-wise trends during the counting process. Readers are advised to rely only on the commission’s website for accurate, verified and up-to-date information until the final results are officially declared.
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How to check Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Election Results
The election results can be be checked online at mahasec.maharashtra.gov.in or the Indian Express website, https://indianexpress.com. Live blogs on the Indian Express website will keep you up-to-speed as trends turn into confirmed wins. Our experts will also help you understand the underlying context.
Key contests
Maharashtra is witnessing many interesting matchups. One is the Thackeray brothers joining hands to put up a front against the rampaging Bharatiya Janata Party’s alliance, which includes Deputy CM Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena. Elsewhere in Pune, the Pawar family has reunited to stave off any threat in their Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad bastion. At the state level, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and NCP(SP) are on either side of the political spectrum. Ajit Pawar is the one of the two deputy CMs while his sister Supriya Sule sitting in the Opposition benches as part of the larger INDIA bloc. But for the municipal elections, Ajit and Supriya announced the joint list of candidates while sharing the stage.
How was the voting turnout
The State Election Commissioner said that the total voting turnout was set to be nearly 46-50 per cent, as voting came to a close. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), whose annual budget is over Rs 74, 400 crore, had 1,700 candidates contesting on 227 seats. These elections were incidentally the first held after nine years, after a four-year delay.
