Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation Ward 181 election results for 2026 are now available. Voters in this key Mumbai constituency have elected their corporator, shaping the city's civic leadership for the next five years.
Live Counting Updates and 2026 Results
As vote counting progresses, Ward 181 remains a closely watched seat. The 2026 election outcome determines local governance in this important Mumbai ward. Political parties and residents await the final tally with keen interest.
2017 Election Results for Context
In the previous Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections held in 2017, Pushpa Krishna Koli of the Indian National Congress secured victory in Ward 181. Koli received 5,723 votes, achieving a comfortable margin of 2,187 votes over the closest competitor.
The runner-up in that election was Madhuri Manohar Dhoke from Shivsena, who polled 3,536 votes. Several other candidates participated in the 2017 contest, contributing to a competitive electoral landscape.
Complete 2017 Vote Breakdown
The 2017 election in Ward 181 featured multiple candidates across various parties and independent affiliations. Here is the complete vote distribution from that contest:
- Pushpa Krishna Koli (Indian National Congress) - 5,723 votes
- Madhuri Manohar Dhoke (Shivsena) - 3,536 votes
- Meena Francis Ingle (Independent) - 2,418 votes
- Asmita Gajanan Patil (Republican Party of India (A)) - 2,338 votes
- Aqeela Anwar Peje (Independent) - 859 votes
- Nanda Eknath Waghmare (Bharip Bahujan Mahasangh) - 619 votes
- Sneha Ganesh Hiwalkar (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) - 566 votes
- Chandrakala Ajinath Dahifale (Independent) - 527 votes
- NOTA (None of the Above) - 407 votes
- Aruna Shrikrishna Mohod (Independent) - 361 votes
- Rupali Madan Khale (Bahujan Samaj Party) - 240 votes
- Ankita Ashok Patil (Independent) - 155 votes
- Rohini Sanjay Patil (Akhil Bharatiya Sena) - 86 votes
Significance of Past Voting Patterns
The 2017 results provide valuable context for understanding Ward 181's political dynamics. These historical voting patterns reveal party strengths, candidate performance, and voter preferences in this Mumbai constituency.
NOTA received 407 votes in the last election, indicating a measurable segment of voters who chose not to support any candidate. This factor adds another dimension to the ward's electoral behavior.
Current Election Importance
Ward 181 represents a crucial battleground in the larger Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections. The outcome here influences Mumbai's civic administration and local development initiatives. Residents watch closely as their chosen representative takes responsibility for ward-level governance.
Political analysts examine both the 2026 results and historical data from 2017 to identify trends and shifts in voter sentiment. This comprehensive view helps understand Mumbai's evolving political landscape at the grassroots level.
The election process demonstrates democratic participation in India's financial capital. Each vote contributes to determining Mumbai's civic leadership and policy direction for the coming term.
