BMC Ward 156 Election 2026: Key Results and Past Trends
As the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections unfold, Ward 156 stands out as a crucial constituency. Voters here will choose their corporator, shaping Mumbai's civic leadership for the next five years. This election draws significant attention from political parties and residents alike.
2017 Election Recap: A Look Back at Ward 156
In the previous BMC elections held in 2017, Ashwini Ashok Matekar from the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena emerged victorious in Ward 156. She secured a total of 10,992 votes, achieving a substantial victory margin of 4,492 votes over her closest competitor.
The runner-up in that election was Savita Sharad Pawar of Shivsena, who garnered 6,500 votes. Several other candidates also contested, contributing to a diverse electoral landscape.
- Jaya Sunder Nadar from the Indian National Congress received 2,077 votes.
- Poonam Avinashchandra Tiwari representing the Bhartiya Janata Party polled 1,754 votes.
- Shweta Ketan Kharchan of the Bharip Bahujan Mahasangh earned 323 votes.
Additionally, NOTA (None of the Above) received 195 votes in Ward 156 during the 2017 election, reflecting voter sentiment. Other participants included Anita Ramesh Gaikwad from the Bahujan Samaj Party with 195 votes, Shabnam Mukhtar Shaikh of the Bhartiya Minorities Suraksha Mahasangh with 164 votes, and Chhaya Bhagwan Bhalerao as an Independent candidate with 80 votes.
What the Past Tells Us About 2026
The 2017 results offer valuable insights into voting patterns and party performance in Ward 156. They set the stage for the upcoming 2026 elections, where similar dynamics may play out. As counting day approaches, all eyes are on this ward for live updates and trends.
Stay tuned for the latest developments in the BMC Ward 156 election results for 2026. We will provide continuous coverage of the winner, vote counts, margins, and counting progress.
