BMC election results 2026: Here's a list of winners across top wards

Mumbai BMC election vote counting: The counting process for 227 municipal wards of India's richest civic body started at 10 am on Friday

Names of several winners in Mumbai's Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) polls started emerging on Friday amid a close contest between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led alliance and the Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena (UBT).

 

The counting process for 227 municipal wards of India’s richest civic body started at 10 am on Friday. The final results will be declared later today. A party or alliance needs 114 seats to secure a simple majority and form the civic body.

 

A voter turnout of 52.94 per cent was recorded in the Mumbai civic polls, down from 55.53 per cent in the last elections in 2017.

 

 

Listed below are the winners across different wards.

Mumbai elections 2026 winners list

BJP has emerged with the highest number of winning candidates. While the counting is still underway, the party has secured 30 seats. The Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena has won 10 seats each, while the Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena (UBT) has won 21. Congress has won six seats, while All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) has secured victory on four seats.

Below is the faction-wise list of winning candidates:

BJP

• Ward 2 – Tejaswini Ghosalkar
• Ward 3 – Prakash Darekar
• Ward 7 - Ganesh Khankar
• Ward 8 - Yogita Patil
• Ward 9 – Shivanand Shetty
• Ward 20 – Deepak Tawde
• Ward 21 - Leena Deharkar 
• Ward 22 - Himanshu Parekh 
• Ward 23- Shivkumar Basukinath Jha
• Ward 25- Nisha Parulekar Bangera
• Ward 27 - Neelam Gurav
• Ward 36 – Siddharth Sharma
• Ward 50 – Vikram Rajput
• Ward 52 – Preeti Satam
• Ward 60 - Sayali Raghunath Kulkarni
• Ward 97 – Hemlata Gala
• Ward 104 – Prakash Gangadhare
• Ward 105 – Anita Vaiti
• Ward 106 – Prabhakar Shinde
• Ward 126 – Archana Bhalerao
• Ward 135 – Navnath Ban
• Ward 151 - Kashish Raja Fulwariya    
• Ward 172 – Rajshree Shirwadkar
• Ward 177- Kalpesha Jaisal Kothari
• Ward 207 – Rohidas Lokhande
• Ward 214 – Ajit Patil
• Ward 215 – Santosh Dhale
• Ward 217 - Guaurang Jhaveri
• Ward 218 - Snehal Gaurav Tendulkar
• Ward 219 - Sunny Ravindra Sanap
• Ward 225 - Harshita Narwekar 

Ward 226 - Adv. Makrand Suresh Narwekar

Ward 227 - Dr Gauravi Shivalkar Narwekar

 

Shiv Sena (Shinde faction)

• Ward 1 – Rekha Yadav
• Ward 4 – Mangesh Pangare
• Ward 51 – Varsha Tembvalkar
• Ward 146 – Samruddhi Kate
• Ward 147 – Pragya Sadafule
• Ward 148 – Anjali Naik
• Ward 156 – Ashwini Matekar
• Ward 163 – Shaila Lande
• Ward 166 – Minal Sanjay Turde
• Ward 209 – Yamini Jadhav

Shiv Sena (UBT – Thackeray faction)

• Ward 5 - Sanjay Ghadi
• Ward 6 - Diksha Karkar
• Ward 26 - Dharmendra Kale
• Ward 32 – Geeta Bhandari
• Ward 37 – Yogita Kadam
• Ward 38 - Surekha Parab
• Ward 39: Pushpa Kalambe
• Ward 40 - Tulshiram Shinde
• Ward 41: Adv. Suhas Wadkar
• Ward 59 - Yashodhar Phanse
• Ward 87 – Pooja Mahadeshwar
• Ward 123 – Sunil More
• Ward 124 – Sakina Ayub Sheikh
• Ward 182 – Milind Vaidya
• Ward 185 – Jagdish Thevalpeel 
• Ward 193 – Hemangi Varlikar
• Ward 194 – Nishikant Shinde
• Ward 200 – Urmila Panchal
• Ward 203 - Shraddha Pednekar
• Ward 204 - Kiran Tawde
• Ward 210 – Sonam Jamsudkar

Congress

• Ward 28 - Ajanta Yadav
• Ward 33 – Qamar Jahan Moin Siddiqui
• Ward 34- Haider Ali Shaikh
• Ward 48- Rafique Shaikh
• Ward 49- Koli Chandrakant
• Ward 110 - Asha Suresh Koparkar
• Ward 150 - Vaishali Ajit Shendekar 
• Ward 165 – Ashraf Azmi
• Ward 167 - Dr Saman Azmi
• Ward 183 – Asha Kale
• Ward 184 - Sajida Khan
• Ward 211- Waqar Khan
• Ward 213 - Nasima Javed Juneja
• Ward 216 - Rajashree Bhatankar
• Ward 223- Janraj Yashwant Nikam
• Ward 224- Ruksana Parikh Nurulamin

 

AIMIM

• Ward 145 – Khairunnisa Hussein
• Ward 134 – Mehjabin Khan
• Ward 136 – Jameer Qureshi
• Ward 137 – Sameer Patel

Samajwadi Party

• Ward 201 – Iram Siddiqui
• Ward 212 - Abrahani Amrin Shehzad

 

MNS

• Ward 205- Supriya Dilip Dalvi
• Ward 192 - Yashwant Killedar
   

NCP

• Ward 168 - Dr Saeeda Khan
• Ward 170- Bushra Malik

  Although the polls are local, BMC elections carry significant political weight at the state and national levels. Control of the civic body is seen as a major measure of political strength and influence, prompting all major parties to invest heavily in the contest.

 

The latest election assumes significance as it comes after a long delay. The BMC’s last elected term ended in 2022, and since then, the city has been governed by administrators instead of elected representatives. The long gap has made the 2026 election important for restoring an elected civic leadership.