Rajasthan Election Result 2026: Jaipur Nagar Nigam Result, Ward-Wise Updates & Latest News

Latest Update on Rajasthan Election Result 2026

• Latest Update – September 18, 2026: Rajasthan urban local body election results have been declared across the state. In Jaipur Municipal Corporation, results for all 150 wards are now available after repolling was conducted in four wards. The Jaipur result can now be viewed through the final ward-wise tally, party-wise seat position and individual ward winners.

Rajasthan Election Result 2026: The Rajasthan urban local body election results are now available, with Jaipur Nagar Nigam being one of the key municipal corporations in the state. Voting for the Rajasthan urban local body elections was held in two phases on September 9 and September 11, 2026, while counting began on September 14.

The Jaipur Municipal Corporation has 150 wards, and the final result became clear after repolling was conducted in four wards. This page provides the latest Jaipur Nagar Nigam election result, ward-wise winners, party-wise seat position, election dates and important updates.

Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election Result 2026

The Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election Result 2026 covers all 150 wards of the Jaipur Municipal Corporation. The initial counting on September 14 declared results for 146 wards. Repolling was subsequently conducted in four wards, after which the results for all 150 wards were completed.

Readers looking for the Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election Result 2026, Jaipur Municipal Corporation result, or Jaipur ward-wise election results can use the ward-wise information below to check the winning candidates and their respective parties.

Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election 2026: Key Details

Detail	Information
Election	Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election 2026
State	Rajasthan
Municipal Corporation	Jaipur Municipal Corporation
Total Wards	150
Voting Phase 1	September 9, 2026
Voting Phase 2	September 11, 2026
Main Counting Date	September 14, 2026
Repolling	Four wards
Final Result Status	All 150 wards accounted for

Voting dates and the 150-ward structure are documented in election-result coverage.

Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election 2026 Date

The Jaipur Nagar Nigam election was conducted as part of the Rajasthan urban local body elections in September 2026. Voting was held in two phases, on September 9 and September 11, 2026. Counting of votes began on September 14, 2026.

The results for most Jaipur Municipal Corporation wards were declared during the September 14 counting process. Repolling was later conducted in four wards, following which the results for all 150 wards became available.

Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election Result 2026: Party-Wise Seats

Current reporting before repolling recorded 146 declared wards as:

Party/Group	Seats after initial counting
BJP	78
Congress	53
Independents	15
Total declared	146

These figures were reported after the initial September 14 counting, before the four remaining ward results.

Final 150-ward table

Party/Group	Final Seats
BJP	78
Congress	57
Independents	15
Total	150

Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election Result 2026: Ward-Wise Winners

Ward	Reservation	Winner	Winner Party	Votes	Runner-up	Runner-up Party	Margin
1	General	Mohan Lal Kumawat	Independent	2,905	Mayank Sharma	Independent	+572
2	OBC	Maniraj Singh	Congress	5,550	Hanuman Prasad Saini	BJP	+415
3	General	Bhawani Shankar Sharma	BJP	4,883	Harishankar Bohra	Independent	+1,148
4	General (Woman)	Pinky Devi Sharma	BJP	7,172	Lalita Saini	Independent	+4,613
5	General	Devendra Singh Nitharwal	Independent	3,903	Narendra Singh Shekhawat	BJP	+810
6	General (Woman)	Sneh Lata Sabu	BJP	3,991	Madhubala Sharma	Congress	+1,426
7	General (Woman)	Poonam Sharma	Congress	4,362	Pooja	BJP	+671
8	General (Woman)	Manju Sharma	Independent	4,111	Suman Agrawal	BJP	+1,282
9	General (Woman)	Result Pending	—	—	—	—	—
10	OBC (Woman)	Palak Yadav	BJP	4,063	Vandana	Congress	+925
11	General	Shailendra Sharma	BJP	3,453	Prem Singh	Congress	+446
12	OBC	Rajendra Kumar Saini	BJP	4,533	Pankaj Kumar Saini	Congress	+1,140
13	General	Ranveer Singh Rajawat	Independent	4,719	Dhanraj Saini	Congress	+233
14	General	Digvijay Singh	BJP	5,355	Hakim Singh	Congress	+266
15	General	Vikram Singh Shekhawat	BJP	3,233	Badri Narayan Kumawat	Congress	+538
16	General	Mahesh Kumar Sanghi	BJP	4,071	Rajesh Atri	Congress	+2,457
17	General	Sumer Singh	BJP	4,579	Bhupendra Singh	Congress	+552
18	OBC	Result Pending	—	—	—	—	—
19	General	Mohammad Farooq	Congress	3,581	Shahnawaz	BJP	+463
20	General (Woman)	Udita Singh Chauhan	BJP	4,684	Monica Saini	Congress	+26
21	General	Rakesh Lata Sharma	Congress	4,185	Ajay Singh Chauhan	BJP	+127
22	General	Virendra Singh Shekhawat	BJP	4,290	Karanveer Singh Shekhawat	Congress	+392
23	OBC	Vikas Bareth	BJP	2,033	Ambadan Singh	Independent	+186
24	General	Anand Singh Khedi	BJP	4,199	Vinod	Independent	+118
25	General (Woman)	Result Pending	—	—	—	—	—
26	OBC (Woman)	Sushila	Independent	7,944	Anita Devi	Congress	+357
27	OBC	Shankar Lal Yadav	BJP	3,762	Suresh Chopra	RLP	+219
28	General	Ravindra Singh Shekhawat	Congress	2,813	Shakti Singh Manpura	BJP	+197
29	General	Vikram Singh Shekhawat	Independent	2,817	Mahadev Prasad Sharma	BJP	+776
30	General	Yuvraj Rathore	BJP	2,921	Ravin Budania	Congress	+622
31	General	Vijay Agrawal	BJP	2,424	Jai Kumar Jain	Congress	+963
32	General (Woman)	Seema	Congress	3,987	Shweta Surolia	BJP	+859
33	OBC (Woman)	Seema Yadav	BJP	3,120	Priyanka Yadav	Congress	+649
34	General	Result Pending	—	—	—	—	—
35	General	Amar Chand Kumawat	Independent	4,828	Anil Mathur	Congress	+1,461
36	General	Gajendra Singh Shekhawat	BJP	6,442	Ratan Chopra	Congress	+2,269
37	SC	Devi Lal Kasotia	Congress	6,575	Kamal Kishore Kala	BJP	+3,092
38	OBC	Ganesh Narayan Jat	BJP	6,791	Ramsingh	Congress	+2,304
39	OBC	Ajay Saini	Congress	6,472	Bhanwar Lal Leel	BJP	+547
40	General	Neeraj Kumar Garg	BJP	5,312	Manish Kumar Sharma	Congress	+1,560

Ward	Reservation	Winner	Winner Party	Votes	Runner-up	Runner-up Party	Margin
41	OBC	Daya Singh	BJP	5,402	Pankaj Verma	Congress	+2,553
42	OBC	Ashok Rawatani	BJP	4,280	Chandraveer Singh	Congress	+2,531
43	General	Shailendra Bhargava	BJP	3,058	Ashish Sharma	Congress	+262
44	General	Naveen Kumar Bhandari	BJP	4,046	Vinay Pratap Singh Bhopar	Congress	+2,046
45	SC	Subhash Chandra Nonihal	Congress	3,280	Jaswant Bairwa	BJP	+112
46	General (Woman)	Shiv Kanta Pandey	BJP	3,250	Sapna	Independent	+1,761
47	General	Deepa Nathawat	BJP	2,897	Damodar Meena	Congress	+206
48	OBC	Siddharth Tondwal	BJP	5,152	Hariom Swarnkar	Independent	+3,313
49	General	Dharam Singh	Congress	8,382	Mukesh	BJP	+482
50	SC	Prahlad Chawla	BJP	6,570	Nirmala Bairwa	Congress	+1,840
51	OBC	Manmohan Gurjar	Congress	7,046	Mahendra Kumar Chhipa	BJP	+1,665
52	OBC	Hanuman Saini	Congress	5,899	Pooran Chand	BJP	+63
53	OBC	Satish Kumar Sharma	BJP	4,110	Rajiv Chaudhary	Congress	+469
54	General	Kamal Kishore	BJP	3,993	Priyanka Baid	Congress	+1,660
55	SC	Rinku Umarwal	BJP	4,967	Sanjay Kumar Bairwa	Congress	+1,264
56	General (Woman)	Sharda	Congress	4,760	Rekha Saini	BJP	+348
57	General	Girraj Prasad Sharma	BJP	7,015	Amit Saini	Congress	+1,952
58	SC (Woman)	Saroj Verma	BJP	6,632	Rampyari	Congress	+2,520
59	SC (Woman)	Durga Devi	Congress	5,578	Babli Verma	BJP	+740
60	ST	Ramphool Meena	Congress	8,572	Girraj Prasad Meena	BJP	+3,672
61	ST	Suresh Meena	Congress	3,524	Ramlal Meena	BJP	+439
62	General	Ramavatar Sharma	BJP	5,791	Hazari	Congress	+1,080
63	SC	Prabhu Dayal	Congress	3,976	Ajay Tapan	BJP	+1,251
64	ST	Suresh Meena	BJP	5,139	Kailash Meena	Congress	+2,282
65	SC	Mukesh Kumar	Congress	4,314	Mukesh Kumar Rana	BJP	+1,491
66	SC	Narayan Lal Ninawat	BJP	2,620	Mahesh Chand Karadiya	Congress	+143
67	General	Arun Sharma	BJP	4,532	Yogita Sharma	Congress	+916
68	ST (Woman)	Mousami Meena	BJP	5,664	Geeta Devi Meena	Congress	+663
69	SC (Woman)	Beena Devi	Congress	6,639	Poonam Soyal	BJP	+2,629
70	General (Woman)	Sushila	BJP	4,771	Urmila Sharma	Congress	+350
71	General	Faiz Hasan	Congress	5,426	Mohammad Salim	Independent	+170
72	SC (Woman)	Suman Maretha	Congress	4,343	Rachna Kalosiya	Independent	+2,364
73	General (Woman)	Jayshree Agrawal	BJP	2,045	Usha Wadhwa	Independent	+252
74	General	Rampal	BJP	3,540	Babu Lal Chaudhary	Independent	+1,495
75	OBC (Woman)	Pooja Sanmukhani	BJP	2,595	Rajula Singh	Independent	+609
76	General	Puneet Karnawat	BJP	4,596	Pradeep Jain	Congress	+2,218
77	General	Prem Kumar Jain	BJP	4,271	Kiran	Congress	+484
78	General	Shyam Sundar Sharma	BJP	4,376	Abhishek Saini	Congress	+2,385
79	SC	Praveen Kumar	Congress	3,109	Anil Gotwal	BJP	+136
80	OBC (Woman)	Renu	Independent	3,509	Daljeet Kaur	BJP	+645

Ward	Reservation	Winner	Winner Party	Votes	Runner-up	Runner-up Party	Margin
81	General	Brahm Kumar	BJP	2,830	Rahul Tanwar	Congress	+1,612
82	OBC	Mahesh Chand Yadav	Congress	2,188	Mamta Yadav	BJP	+356
83	OBC	Chandra Prakash Kumawat	Congress	3,020	Natwar Lal Kumawat	BJP	+174
84	SC	Bharat Kumar	Congress	3,012	Hemraj	BJP	+274
85	SC	Prem Chand	BJP	4,746	Mahendra Pal Singh	Congress	+904
86	SC (Woman)	Tara Devi Beniwal	Congress	4,372	Usha Tatiwal	BJP	+569
87	General (Woman)	Pratibha Sharma	BJP	3,537	Archana Sharma	Congress	+459
88	General (Woman)	Shashi Kumari Mishra	BJP	3,718	Shruti Sharma	Congress	+527
89	General	Bhawani Singh Rajawat	BJP	2,609	Prakash Sharma	Congress	+669
90	OBC (Woman)	Saroj Kanwar	BJP	6,649	Mamta	Congress	+2,208
91	OBC	Sitaram Mehra	Congress	4,812	Vinod Kumar Yadav	BJP	+568
92	General (Woman)	Sheila Sharma	BJP	4,147	Usha Devi	Congress	+1,774
93	General	Jitendra Sharma	Congress	1,507	Chandra Prakash Kumawat	Independent	+305
94	OBC (Woman)	Santosh Sood	Congress	7,382	Sunita Mehra	BJP	+2,833
95	General	Manvendra Singh Shekhawat	Congress	3,141	Amit Kumar Chaudhary	BJP	+250
96	General	Mohammad Wasim	Congress	6,319	Amit Sarawan	BJP	+2,093
97	General	Shashi Prakash Sharma	BJP	4,268	Mahendra Singh	Congress	+1,380
98	General	Subhash Chandra Singhi	BJP	2,707	Rajkumar Sharma	Congress	+400
99	General	Satyendra Singh	Congress	6,044	Manish Pareek	BJP	+1,016
100	General (Woman)	Kavita Sharma	BJP	5,035	Vinita	Congress	+2,845
101	General	Ravi Shankar	BJP	3,707	Durgesh Kumar Sharma	Congress	+76
102	OBC (Woman)	Sheila Gurjar	Congress	2,470	Aarti Gurjar	BJP	+123
103	General	Mohammad Hanif	Congress	4,645	Rafiq Khan	Independent	+1,397
104	General	Gyan Chand Khandelwal	BJP	3,586	Abdul Latif Qureshi	Congress	+405
105	General	Mahesh Tamboli	Congress	5,553	Hansraj Chauhan	BJP	+2,366
106	General	Chandra Prakash	BJP	3,476	Jugal Kishore	Congress	+836
107	General (Woman)	Anuradha Maheshwari	BJP	4,082	Khushboo Sharma	Congress	+2,007
108	General (Woman)	Sangeeta Sharma	Independent	3,661	Mehrunnisa	Congress	+653
109	General	Mohammad Rais Khan	Independent	5,150	Mohammad Ayub	Congress	+558
110	General (Woman)	Sunita Methi	Congress	4,866	Jyoti Khandelwal	BJP	+2,706
111	General	Sanjay	BJP	4,981	Naresh Sharma	Independent	+545
112	General	Sunil	BJP	4,306	Ashish	Congress	+906
113	OBC	Gazanfar Ali	Congress	14,666	Abdul Wahid	Independent	+10,014
114	General	Mohammad Zakaria	Congress	6,377	Naveen Sharma	BJP	+1,860
115	SC	Suraj Godiwal	BJP	3,671	Suresh Biwal	Congress	+1,093
116	General (Woman)	Sanjeeda	Congress	9,046	Lakshmi Devi	BJP	+5,310
117	General (Woman)	Sanjeeda Begum	Congress	9,749	Shawab Jahan	BJP	+4,237
118	General	Sunita Gupta Mawar	Congress	3,165	Vikas Kothari	BJP	+676
119	General	Irfan Qureshi	Congress	4,916	Akbardeen	Independent	+1,081
120	General	Shyam Sundar Saini	BJP	4,011	Sheila Saini	Congress	+1,088

Ward	Reservation	Winner	Winner Party	Votes	Runner-up	Runner-up Party	Margin
121	General	Neeraj Agrawal	BJP	3,306	Mahesh Thakuria	Independent	+2,137
122	OBC	Ghanshyam Chandlani	BJP	3,851	Rajkumar Sangtani	Congress	+1,279
123	General (Woman)	Poonam Mehta	BJP	4,358	Anju Jaiswal	Congress	+2,944
124	SC (Woman)	Kanta	Congress	4,277	Manbhari	BJP	+5
125	General (Woman)	Manjo Bano	Congress	7,561	Lakshmi Devi	BJP	+6,704
126	General (Woman)	Sofia Bano	Congress	8,719	Reena Umarwal	BJP	+7,153
127	General	Badal	Congress	4,004	Alok Khandelwal	BJP	+52
128	General	Mohammad Ishaq	Independent	8,220	Mohammad Sohel Mansuri	Congress	+4,531
129	SC	Mahesh Kumar Samariya	Congress	7,999	Nikhil Baswal	BJP	+5,355
130	General	Suraj Kumar Sharma	BJP	4,207	Rakesh Meena	Independent	+1,388
131	ST	Kailash Chand Meena	BJP	4,379	Pushpendra Meena	Congress	+1,699
132	SC	Dashrath Atal	Congress	4,322	Ramji Lal Shersia	Independent	+353
133	General (Woman)	Seema Suresh Pareek	BJP	5,044	Guddi Devi	Congress	+1,063
134	General	Prakash Saini	BJP	5,875	Yashpal Gurjar	Congress	+130
135	General	Vimal Agrawal	BJP	7,115	Ravi Kumar Sharma	Congress	+440
136	General (Woman)	Jamila Begum	Independent	6,922	Shabnam Farooq	Congress	+2,113
137	General	Salman Mansuri	Congress	5,653	Mohammad Aslam Farooqui	Independent	+1,980
138	General (Woman)	Deepika Sharma	Congress	3,352	Mamta	BJP	+802
139	General (Woman)	Renu Khandelwal	BJP	5,080	Geetanjali	Congress	+1,524
140	General	Bhupendra Kumar Meena	Independent	5,312	Ram Krishna Sharma	BJP	+948
141	General	Satish Kumar	BJP	5,812	Usha	Congress	+609
142	SC (Woman)	Bhagwati	BJP	6,734	Meena	Congress	+2,438
143	OBC (Woman)	Zaida Bano Chirania	Congress	6,957	Simran Bano	Independent	+3,832
144	OBC	Ashish Sahu	BJP	2,670	Uttam Chand	Congress	+1,038
145	General (Woman)	Vandana Joshi	BJP	4,947	Archana Chaturvedi	Congress	+3,036
146	OBC (Woman)	Firoz	Independent	5,501	Afroz	Congress	+1,975
147	OBC	Rashid Ali	Congress	6,159	Abdul Waheed Khan	Independent	+1,508
148	General (Woman)	Barkha Devi	Independent	6,928	Asha Saini	Congress	+1,508
149	General (Woman)	Seenu Pareek	BJP	7,920	Anjali Brahmbhatt	Congress	+3,190
150	ST (Woman)	Heera Devi	Congress	3,857	Shalu Meena	BJP	+426

Jaipur Nagar Nigam Repolling Result 2026

Repolling was conducted in four Jaipur Municipal Corporation wards after issues affecting polling at selected booths. The repolling was held on September 16, 2026. The results of these four wards were subsequently declared, completing the result picture for all 150 Jaipur Municipal Corporation wards.

According to reports on the repolling results, Congress candidates won all four of the repolled wards.

Rajasthan Election Result 2026: Overall Municipal Election Results

Rajasthan’s 2026 urban local body elections covered 309 urban local bodies and thousands of ward-level contests across the state. Voting was conducted in two phases on September 9 and September 11, followed by counting from September 14.

The results produced different outcomes across Rajasthan’s municipal corporations, councils and municipalities. Results varied by individual urban local body, with different parties and independent candidates winning seats across the state.

What Exactly Is Being Counted Today

Today’s election result isn’t a state assembly election — it’s Rajasthan’s civic body polls, technically called the Urban Local Body (Nagar Nikay) elections. But the stakes are still significant, because this is the first big electoral test for both parties in the state since the last assembly election, and a genuine preview of urban sentiment ahead of 2028.

Detail	Figure
Total urban local bodies	309 (10 Municipal Corporations, 47 Municipal Councils, 252 Municipalities)
Total wards	Approximately 10,167
Total candidates	38,889
Voting phases	Phase 1 – September 9, 2026; Phase 2 – September 11, 2026
Counting date	Monday, September 14, 2026
Counting start time	8:00 AM

Voting happened in two phases — the first phase covered 162 urban bodies, and the second, larger phase covered 147 bodies, including the high-profile Jaipur Municipal Corporation. Counting for all of them is happening simultaneously today, which is exactly why so many people are refreshing election results today live trackers at once.

Jaipur Nagar Nigam Result: The Capital’s Contest

Every rajasthan nagar nigam election result update this morning has one city at the centre of attention — Jaipur. After the 2025 restructuring merged the old Greater and Heritage corporations, the capital now has a single Jaipur Municipal Corporation with 150 wards, and it’s being watched more closely than almost anywhere else in the state.

Early trend snapshots through the morning showed the BJP building a clear early lead in the capital, with Congress holding a smaller share and independents picking up a meaningful chunk of seats — a pattern that’s fairly typical in Rajasthan’s civic polls, where local candidates and community backing can matter as much as the party symbol.

City	Early Trend (as of Monday morning)
Jaipur Municipal Corporation	BJP leading; Congress trailing; independents in double digits
Jodhpur Municipal Corporation	BJP leading
Udaipur Municipal Corporation	BJP ahead — roughly 13 wards to Congress’s 7 in early counting
Bhilwara Municipal Corporation	BJP ahead — around 10 wards to Congress’s 2
Ajmer Municipal Corporation	BJP ahead — close single-digit margin over Congress
Pali Municipal Corporation	Congress leading

Note: these are live, developing counting trends reported through the morning of September 14, 2026, and will keep shifting until final numbers are declared. Always cross-check with the official Rajasthan State Election Commission for confirmed figures.

Election Results Rajasthan: The State-Wide Picture

Zooming out from Jaipur, the overall election results rajasthan trend by mid-morning showed the BJP leading in eight of the ten municipal corporations, with Congress ahead only in Pali and running Alwar close. That’s a meaningfully different picture from the last full round of urban body elections in 2019–2021, when Congress — then in power in the state — won a majority of urban bodies.

One result that stood out early: the Jhalawar Municipal Council, long considered a stronghold of former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje, swung decisively toward Congress, which won 29 of the council’s 45 wards against the BJP’s 13, with the rest going to independents and a lone AAP candidate. Congress also picked up early leads in Dungarpur and Sikar’s Nagar Parishads, showing the contest isn’t a clean sweep in either direction.

Rajasthan Election Results 2026 vs. the Last Civic Poll: A Quick Comparison

It helps to see today’s numbers next to history. Rajasthan’s last full urban body election cycle (2019–2021, held when Congress was in power) produced a very different outcome:

Metric	2019–2021 Civic Polls	2026 Civic Polls
Party in power (state government)	Congress	BJP
Wards contested	2,105 (2019 round) / 3,034 (2021 round)	Approx. 10,167
Congress performance	Won majority of ULBs and wards	Trailing in early trends outside Pali, Jhalawar
BJP performance	Won clear majority in only a handful of ULBs	Leading in 8 of 10 municipal corporations early

This context matters because it shows how much civic-level voting patterns can swing between election cycles in Rajasthan — the ruling party at the state level doesn’t automatically dominate local body results, which is part of why today’s rajasthan election results are being watched so closely by strategists on both sides.

Election Results Today Live: What Else Is Trending

Rajasthan isn’t the only place in the news cycle right now. A number of people searching election results today are also looking for updates from earlier 2026 state elections that have already been decided. Here’s a quick, accurate recap so you’re not caught out searching for live updates on results that are already final:

State/UT	2026 Assembly Election Outcome
West Bengal	BJP won a surprise majority, ending the Trinamool Congress’s 15-year rule
Tamil Nadu	Actor Vijay’s TVK outperformed both AIADMK and the ruling DMK
Kerala	Congress-led UDF unseated the LDF government
Assam	BJP retained power for a third consecutive term

If you searched election results bengal, election results tamil nadu, or election results assam expecting live counting, those results were declared back in May 2026 — this Rajasthan civic poll is a separate, more recent election. Similarly, if you’re searching election results bankipur, that refers to the Bankipur assembly seat in Bihar’s Patna district, where BJP’s Nitin Nabin won re-election in the November 2025 Bihar assembly polls with over 63% vote share — again, a different election held in a different state.

Why This Rajasthan Election Result Actually Matters

It’s tempting to treat civic polls as a footnote compared to assembly or Lok Sabha elections, but there are real reasons this election is being tracked so closely:

• It’s a mid-term signal. With Rajasthan’s next assembly election due in 2028, today’s numbers are the clearest read yet on how urban voters feel about the current state government’s performance so far.
• It affects real governance. Municipal corporations and councils control everything from waste management to local infrastructure — who wins directly shapes civic services in your city.
• It tests both parties’ ground game. Unlike a state-wide contest fought on big personalities, civic polls are won ward by ward, which makes them a genuine test of local organisation for both the BJP and Congress.
• Independents hold real leverage. With thousands of wards up for grabs, independent candidates often end up as kingmakers in the board-formation stage — something to watch closely after September 21.

Disclaimer: Election results and related information on this page are compiled from publicly available reports and election-related sources. Readers should verify final official results with the relevant election authority before relying on the information for official purposes.

Quick FAQ: Rajasthan Election Result 2026

What is the Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election 2026 date?

Voting for the Rajasthan urban local body elections, including Jaipur, was held in two phases on September 9 and September 11, 2026. Counting began on September 14, 2026.

When was the Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election Result 2026 announced?

The main counting process began on September 14, 2026. Four Jaipur wards required repolling, after which the results for all 150 wards were completed.

How many wards are there in Jaipur Nagar Nigam?

Jaipur Municipal Corporation has 150 wards.

Where can I check the Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election Result 2026?

The result can be checked through the relevant election authorities and verified ward-wise result information. This page provides a consolidated overview of the Jaipur Nagar Nigam result, election dates and ward-wise winners.

How many wards are there in the Jaipur Nagar Nigam election?

The Jaipur Municipal Corporation election covers 150 wards.

When was voting held for Rajasthan Nagar Nigam elections 2026?

Voting in the Rajasthan urban local body elections was held in two phases on September 9 and September 11, 2026.

When was counting held for Jaipur Nagar Nigam Election 2026?

Counting began on September 14, 2026. Four wards subsequently went through repolling before the complete Jaipur result was established.