BMC Ward 24 Election 2026: A Detailed Look at Results and Voting Patterns
As the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections unfold, Ward 24 captures significant attention. Voters in this constituency will choose their corporator, shaping Mumbai's civic leadership for the next five years. The election process involves intense competition among political parties, with results eagerly awaited by residents and analysts alike.
Recap of the 2017 BMC Ward 24 Election
In the previous Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections held in 2017, Ward 24 saw a decisive victory. Sunita Ramnagina Yadav of the Bhartiya Janata Party emerged as the winner. She secured 10,144 votes, achieving a substantial margin of 4,709 votes over her closest competitor.
The runner-up in that election was Prajakta Vikas Sawant Vishwasrao from Shivsena, who polled 5,435 votes. Several other candidates also contested, contributing to a diverse electoral landscape.
- Pushpa Sanjay Jha represented the Indian National Congress with 1,167 votes.
- Aarti Vinod Pawar of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena received 918 votes.
- Savita Sudesh Nag ran as an Independent and garnered 570 votes.
NOTA, or None of the Above, option received 513 votes in Ward 24 during the 2017 election. This reflects voter sentiment and participation trends in the ward.
Full 2017 Election Results for BMC Ward 24
Here is a complete breakdown of the votes from the last election:
- Sunita Ramnagina Yadav (Bhartiya Janata Party) - 10,144 votes
- Prajakta Vikas Sawant Vishwasrao (Shivsena) - 5,435 votes
- Pushpa Sanjay Jha (Indian National Congress) - 1,167 votes
- Aarti Vinod Pawar (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) - 918 votes
- Savita Sudesh Nag (Independent) - 570 votes
- NOTA - 513 votes
- Manorama Rakesh Jha (Independent) - 419 votes
- Sarita Mahendra Vishwakarma (Independent) - 336 votes
- Bindu Manoj Jha (Independent) - 220 votes
- Asha Shivkumar Shukla (Independent) - 132 votes
- Anita Sanjay Jha (Independent) - 89 votes
These results provide crucial context for understanding past voting behavior in Ward 24. They highlight party strengths and voter preferences ahead of the upcoming elections.
Anticipating the 2026 BMC Ward 24 Election
As counting day approaches, Ward 24 expects heightened interest from political parties and voters. The 2017 outcomes serve as a benchmark, offering insights into potential shifts in support. Observers monitor live vote counting trends closely, analyzing margins and turnout.
The election results will determine the new corporator for Ward 24, influencing local governance and development projects. Stakeholders await updates on winner details, vote counts, and any surprises in the race.
Stay tuned for continuous coverage of the BMC Ward 24 election 2026, including real-time updates and expert analysis on the evolving political scenario in Mumbai.
