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THE TIMES OF INDIA | Sep 14, 2026, 10:29:52 IST

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The results of elections to 309 urban local bodies in Rajasthan will be declared on Monday, with counting beginning at 8 am across the state. The results will determine the fate of 38,889 candidates and set the stage for the formation of governing boards in 10 Municipal Corporations, 47 Municipal Councils and 252 Municipalities.

Polling was conducted in two phases on September 9 and 11, with Rajasthan recording a voter turnout of 73.56%, more than three percentage points higher than the turnout in the previous urban local body elections. The BJP fielded 9,290 candidates and the Congress 9,027, while 18,732 Independents contested the elections. The Rashtriya Loktantrik Party fielded 948 candidates, followed by the Aam Aadmi Party with 311, BSP with 298, CPI(M) with 185 and Bharat Adivasi Party with 98.

The results will be followed by negotiations over the formation of governing boards. Independent councillors and members of smaller parties could become important in urban local bodies where the BJP or Congress fails to secure a majority.

The elections are also a test for the BJP and Congress in urban Rajasthan. The BJP, currently in power in the state, has claimed it will form boards in more than 200 urban local bodies, while the Congress has expressed confidence in its performance.

For the first time in Rajasthan, results for all 309 urban local bodies are being declared simultaneously under the 'One State-One Election' model. Previously, urban local body elections were conducted in separate phases.

The previous election cycle, held between 2019 and 2021 when Congress was in power, covered 196 urban local bodies. Congress won 3,036 of the 7,500 wards contested, while BJP won 2,676. Congress eventually formed boards in 125 bodies and BJP in 64, highlighting the importance of post-poll negotiations in determining control.

Polling was conducted in two phases on September 9 and 11, with Rajasthan recording a voter turnout of 73.56%, more than three percentage points higher than the turnout in the previous urban local body elections. The BJP fielded 9,290 candidates and the Congress 9,027, while 18,732 Independents contested the elections. The Rashtriya Loktantrik Party fielded 948 candidates, followed by the Aam Aadmi Party with 311, BSP with 298, CPI(M) with 185 and Bharat Adivasi Party with 98.

The results will be followed by negotiations over the formation of governing boards. Independent councillors and members of smaller parties could become important in urban local bodies where the BJP or Congress fails to secure a majority.

The elections are also a test for the BJP and Congress in urban Rajasthan. The BJP, currently in power in the state, has claimed it will form boards in more than 200 urban local bodies, while the Congress has expressed confidence in its performance.

For the first time in Rajasthan, results for all 309 urban local bodies are being declared simultaneously under the 'One State-One Election' model. Previously, urban local body elections were conducted in separate phases.

The previous election cycle, held between 2019 and 2021 when Congress was in power, covered 196 urban local bodies. Congress won 3,036 of the 7,500 wards contested, while BJP won 2,676. Congress eventually formed boards in 125 bodies and BJP in 64, highlighting the importance of post-poll negotiations in determining control.

10:15 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Results Live: BJP wins 17 wards in Jaipur

Till 10 am, results for 23 of the 150 wards in the Jaipur Municipal Corporation have been announced. The BJP has won 17 wards, while the Congress has secured five and an Independent candidate has won one.

10:12 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Results Live Updates: BJP (103), Congress (65)

Counting is underway across 309 urban local bodies in Rajasthan, covering 10,245 wards. So far, the BJP has won 103 wards, followed by the Congress with 65, Independents with 37 and the RLP with 2.

09:53 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Result: BJP leads in Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur

The BJP is ahead in nine municipal corporations in Rajasthan, including Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Pali, Bhilwara, Kota, Alwar, Ajmer and Bikaner, as counting continues for the urban local body elections.

09:49 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Results Live: BJP, Congress candidates secure early wins in Jaipur

Results have begun emerging from the Rajasthan urban local body elections, with the BJP and Congress leading in several wards in Jaipur. BJP candidates Neeraj Agarwal from Ward 121 and Vijay Agarwal from Ward 31 have won, while Congress candidates Rakesh Lata from Ward 21 and Durgesh Sharma from Ward 101 have also secured victories.

09:41 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Results Live Updates: Congress wins Ward 1 in Bigod as BJP forms board in Mandalgarh

Congress opened its account in Bigod, with Mannu Gurjar winning Ward 1 by securing 277 of the 556 votes. Meanwhile, the BJP formed the board in Mandalgarh.

09:22 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Results Live Updates: BJP leads in four corporations, Congress ahead in three; tied contest in Alwar

Trends from seven municipal corporations in Rajasthan show the BJP leading in four and the Congress in three, with the two parties locked in a close contest in Alwar.

- Ajmer: Congress 15, BJP 12

- Alwar: BJP 4, Congress 4

- Udaipur: Congress 4, BJP 3

- Jaipur: BJP 5, Congress 2

- Jodhpur: Congress 6, BJP 4

- Pali: BJP 5, Congress 2

- Bhilwara: BJP 4, Congress 1

09:16 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Result: Neck-and-neck contest between BJP and Congress

In the Rajasthan urban local body elections 2026, the BJP has won 268 seats statewide, followed by the Congress with 178 and other parties with 115. The BJP secured 36 seats in Municipal Corporations, 68 in Municipal Councils and 164 in Municipalities. The Congress won 34 Municipal Corporation seats, 50 Municipal Council seats and 94 Municipality seats, while other parties won 9, 24 and 74 seats, respectively.

09:05 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Result: BJP-92, Congress-58

Results have been declared for 177 urban local body seats, while counting continues for the remaining 10,067 seats across 309 local bodies. The BJP has won 92 seats, followed by the Congress with 58 and Independents with 27.

09:03 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Result: 38,889 candidates in fray

Vote counting for Rajasthan’s two-phase urban local body elections began on September 14 across 10,167 wards in 309 urban local bodies, with the results set to determine the electoral fate of 38,889 candidates.

09:00 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Result: Why Independents could hold key to board formation in Rajasthan

Neither the BJP nor the Congress may secure a clear majority in some bodies. Independent councillors and members of smaller parties could become crucial during negotiations over board formation.

09:00 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Result: 309 urban bodies to get verdict on same day

For the first time, results for all 309 urban local bodies are being declared simultaneously. The elections were held in two phases on September 9 and 11. The new model replaces the staggered process used in earlier urban local body elections.

08:59 (IST) Sep 14

Rajasthan Local Body Election Result: What 2019-21 numbers tell us about BJP-Congress contest

Congress won 3,036 wards and the BJP 2,676 in the previous cycle. Congress eventually formed boards in 125 of 196 urban local bodies. The BJP formed boards in 64, while Independents and other parties formed seven.

Counting of votes for councillor posts in 309 urban local bodies across Rajasthan began on Monday under tight security, officials said.

Votes are being counted at designated centres across the state, with security personnel deployed in and around the premises. Only authorised persons are being allowed to enter the counting centres, officials said.

The elections, considered an important test for the ruling BJP and opposition Congress ahead of the 2028 Assembly polls, were conducted in two phases on September 9 and 11.

A total of 10,245 councillors will be elected across 309 urban local bodies, including 10 municipal corporations, 51 municipal councils and 248 municipalities.

More than 1.44 crore voters were eligible to cast their ballots in the civic elections.

In the first phase, polling was held across 162 urban local bodies on September 9, recording a voter turnout of 76.42 per cent. The remaining 147 urban local bodies voted on September 11, with a turnout of 70.68 per cent.

The BJP and Congress mounted an intense campaign for the civic polls, while Independents and candidates from other parties also contested in several urban local bodies.

Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, former chief minister Ashok Gehlot, Rajasthan Assembly Leader of Opposition Tikaram Jully, BJP state president Madan Rathore and Congress state president Govind Singh Dotasra were among the prominent leaders who campaigned for their parties.

The civic polls assume political importance as the results will decide control of urban local bodies across Rajasthan and offer an indication of the urban electorate's mood nearly three years after the 2023 Assembly elections.

In the Jaipur Municipal Corporation, the largest civic body in the current elections, votes are being counted for 150 wards. The civic body has more than 24 lakh electors.

Once the councillor results are announced, the process of constituting the urban local bodies will proceed with the election of their heads.

Mayors and chairpersons will be elected on September 21, followed by elections for deputy mayors, deputy chairpersons and municipal vice-presidents on September 22.

Votes are being counted at designated centres across the state, with security personnel deployed in and around the premises. Only authorised persons are being allowed to enter the counting centres, officials said.

The elections, considered an important test for the ruling BJP and opposition Congress ahead of the 2028 Assembly polls, were conducted in two phases on September 9 and 11.

A total of 10,245 councillors will be elected across 309 urban local bodies, including 10 municipal corporations, 51 municipal councils and 248 municipalities.

More than 1.44 crore voters were eligible to cast their ballots in the civic elections.

In the first phase, polling was held across 162 urban local bodies on September 9, recording a voter turnout of 76.42 per cent. The remaining 147 urban local bodies voted on September 11, with a turnout of 70.68 per cent.

The BJP and Congress mounted an intense campaign for the civic polls, while Independents and candidates from other parties also contested in several urban local bodies.

Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, former chief minister Ashok Gehlot, Rajasthan Assembly Leader of Opposition Tikaram Jully, BJP state president Madan Rathore and Congress state president Govind Singh Dotasra were among the prominent leaders who campaigned for their parties.

The civic polls assume political importance as the results will decide control of urban local bodies across Rajasthan and offer an indication of the urban electorate's mood nearly three years after the 2023 Assembly elections.

In the Jaipur Municipal Corporation, the largest civic body in the current elections, votes are being counted for 150 wards. The civic body has more than 24 lakh electors.

Once the councillor results are announced, the process of constituting the urban local bodies will proceed with the election of their heads.

Mayors and chairpersons will be elected on September 21, followed by elections for deputy mayors, deputy chairpersons and municipal vice-presidents on September 22.

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