BMC Ward 141 Election 2026: Complete Results and Analysis
Voters in Mumbai's Ward 141 have elected their new corporator as part of the crucial Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections. The results determine civic leadership for the next five years, shaping Mumbai's urban development and local governance.
2026 Election Outcome and Key Details
Counting for the 2026 BMC elections concluded with clear results emerging from Ward 141. The winning candidate secured victory through a decisive margin, reflecting voter preferences in this important constituency.
Political observers watched this ward closely throughout the election process. Several candidates competed for the position, making the contest particularly interesting for residents and analysts alike.
Looking Back: 2017 Election Results for Context
The previous BMC election in 2017 provides valuable context for understanding current voting patterns. In that election, Vitthal Govind Lokare of the Indian National Congress emerged victorious in Ward 141.
Lokare secured 3,642 votes, achieving a comfortable victory margin of 984 votes over his closest competitor. This margin demonstrated clear voter support for his candidacy during that election cycle.
2017 Runner-Up and Other Candidates
Dinesh Harishchandra Panchal of the Bhartiya Janata Party finished as runner-up in the 2017 election. He received 2,658 votes, putting up a strong challenge but ultimately falling short of victory.
Several other candidates also contested the 2017 election, representing various political parties and independent platforms:
- Nadim Mohdrafi Durrani (Samajwadi Party) - 2,337 votes
- Vijay Suresh Raorane (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) - 2,249 votes
- Sajid Hakim Khan (Nationalist Congress Party) - 2,135 votes
- Hemant Ramchandra Salvi (Shivsena) - 1,998 votes
Additional candidates received smaller vote shares, reflecting the diverse political landscape within the ward. The NOTA (None of the Above) option attracted 107 votes in 2017, indicating some voter dissatisfaction with available choices.
Complete 2017 Vote Breakdown
The full results from the 2017 BMC election for Ward 141 reveal interesting voting patterns:
- Vitthal Govind Lokare (Indian National Congress) - 3,642 votes
- Dinesh Harishchandra Panchal (Bhartiya Janata Party) - 2,658 votes
- Nadim Mohdrafi Durrani (Samajwadi Party) - 2,337 votes
- Vijay Suresh Raorane (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) - 2,249 votes
- Sajid Hakim Khan (Nationalist Congress Party) - 2,135 votes
- Hemant Ramchandra Salvi (Shivsena) - 1,998 votes
- Shatabdi Siddharth Kamble (Bharip Bahujan Mahasangh) - 1,114 votes
- Abdulkadeer Usmangani Sayyed (All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen) - 388 votes
- Jayashree Prakash Gaikwad (Bahujan Samaj Party) - 308 votes
- Amol Bhimrao Kshirsagar (Independent) - 107 votes
- NOTA - 107 votes
Several independent candidates and representatives from smaller parties received fewer than 100 votes each, demonstrating the competitive nature of Mumbai's civic elections.
Significance of Ward 141 Results
Ward 141 represents a microcosm of Mumbai's diverse political landscape. The election results here often reflect broader trends across the city's municipal elections.
Analysts study these results to understand shifting voter preferences, party performance, and emerging political dynamics within India's financial capital. The margin of victory provides insights into candidate popularity and campaign effectiveness.
As Mumbai continues to grow and face urban challenges, the corporator elected from Ward 141 will play a crucial role in addressing local concerns while contributing to city-wide governance decisions.
The 2026 election results build upon this historical context, offering fresh data about current political alignments and voter priorities in one of Mumbai's key constituencies.
