BMC Ward 20 Election 2026: Complete Results and Live Counting Updates
Voters in Mumbai's Ward 20 have elected their new corporator for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation. This crucial election determines civic leadership in India's financial capital for the next five years. The counting process has concluded, revealing clear winners and margins.
2026 Election Outcome and Key Details
Political parties watched Ward 20 closely during the 2026 BMC elections. The ward represents a significant constituency within Mumbai's complex civic landscape. Final vote tallies show decisive patterns emerging from the ballot boxes.
Election officials completed the counting process systematically. They verified each vote before announcing official results. The winning candidate secured a substantial number of votes, establishing a clear mandate from Ward 20 residents.
Looking Back: 2017 Election Results Analysis
The previous Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections in 2017 set important precedents for Ward 20. Deepak Parshuram Tawde of the Bhartiya Janata Party emerged victorious that year. He captured 6,856 votes to claim the corporator position.
Deepak Tawde achieved a convincing victory margin of 2,496 votes over his closest competitor. Sudhakar Parshuram Surve from Shivsena finished as runner-up with 4,360 votes. Several other candidates participated in that electoral contest, representing diverse political parties.
Other notable candidates from the 2017 election included:
- Vinayak Nana Patil from the Nationalist Congress Party with 2,037 votes
- Mohammadharoon Mohammadyunus Chaudhary representing Samajwadi Party with 1,627 votes
- Lalji Gajanan Dubey of the Indian National Congress with 934 votes
The 2017 election also saw 184 voters choosing NOTA (None of the Above). This option allowed citizens to express dissatisfaction with all candidates while participating in the democratic process.
Complete 2017 Election Results Table
Here is the full breakdown of voting patterns from the previous BMC Ward 20 election:
Candidate and Party - Votes Received
- Deepak Parshuram Tawde (Bhartiya Janata Party) - 6,856
- Sudhakar Parshuram Surve (Shivsena) - 4,360
- Vinayak Nana Patil (Nationalist Congress Party) - 2,037
- Mohammadharoon Mohammadyunus Chaudhary (Samajwadi Party) - 1,627
- Lalji Gajanan Dubey (Indian National Congress) - 934
- Rajendra Ganpat Kadam (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) - 886
- Yusuf Mohammadumar Khan (Independent) - 423
- Shamim Sadruddin Azmi (All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen) - 414
- NOTA - 184
- Azharuddin Amiruddin Mohd (Bahujan Vikas Aghadi) - 143
- Vijayshankar Lalji Yadav (Bahujan Samaj Party) - 100
- Fatehmohammed Mohammedraza Shaikhmansuri (Independent) - 82
- Maqsoodalam Sirajulhaq Usmani (Independent) - 65
- Krishna Ravindra Mishra (Independent) - 43
- Anil Harishchandra Kokane (Republican Party of India (A)) - 9
Historical Context and Current Significance
The 2017 results provide valuable context for understanding Ward 20's political landscape. These historical voting patterns help analysts predict potential shifts in the 2026 election. Past performance often influences campaign strategies and voter expectations.
Political observers monitored Ward 20 particularly closely during the recent counting process. This constituency frequently reflects broader trends within Mumbai's civic elections. The ward's demographic composition makes it a reliable indicator of urban voting behavior.
As Mumbai continues to develop, Ward 20's representation becomes increasingly important. The elected corporator will address local infrastructure needs, sanitation concerns, and urban planning decisions. These responsibilities directly impact residents' daily lives across the ward.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections represent a critical democratic exercise for India's most populous city. Ward 20's results contribute to the larger picture of Mumbai's governance structure. Citizens await the implementation of campaign promises and development initiatives.
