BMC Ward 155 Election 2026: Full Results and Live Counting Updates
Voters in Mumbai's Ward 155 have cast their ballots, and the results are now coming in. This ward election forms a crucial part of the larger Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation polls. The outcome will determine the local corporator who will represent the area for the next five years.
Live Vote Counting Trends for 2026
Counting of votes is currently underway. Political parties and residents are watching the trends closely. The final winner will emerge once all votes are tallied. This process decides the civic leadership for Mumbai.
Looking Back: The 2017 Election Results for Ward 155
The previous BMC election in 2017 provides important historical context. Understanding past performance helps gauge current political dynamics.
Shrikant Govind Shetye of Shivsena won the ward in 2017. He secured a total of 8,014 votes. His victory margin was 2,815 votes over the nearest competitor.
The runner-up was Rajendra Shriram Nagarale from the Indian National Congress. He received 5,199 votes.
Other Candidates in the 2017 Fray
Several other candidates also contested the election. Their vote counts were as follows:
- Uttam Damodar Dunbale (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) – 3,587 votes
- Pravin Parmeshwar Pol (Bharip Bahujan Mahasangh) – 2,954 votes
- Appa Ananda Avchare (Rashtriya Samaj Paksha) – 2,653 votes
Additional candidates included representatives from the Republican Party of India (A), Nationalist Congress Party, and others. NOTA (None of the Above) received 778 votes in that election.
Why These Past Results Matter Today
The 2017 data shows clear voting patterns and party strengths in Ward 155. It highlights which parties performed well and where support lay. This historical insight is valuable as we analyze the new 2026 results.
As counting progresses, all eyes remain on Ward 155. The final outcome will reveal the new corporator and set the tone for Mumbai's civic governance.
