Mango Municipal Corporation Election Results Updates: Meet the winners; counting underway

The counting is underway to declare the results for Ranchi Municipal Corporation elections. Stay tuned to India TV to catch all the live updates.

Unlike previous municipal elections in Jharkhand that were conducted using electronic voting machines, these polls are being held through traditional ballot papers, marking a significant procedural shift in the voting process.

The 2026 municipal elections are being conducted on a strictly non-party basis. Candidates are not contesting on official political party symbols, and ballots do not display party affiliations. In addition, the None of the Above option, commonly referred to as NOTA, has not been provided in this election cycle. Voters are therefore required to choose from among the listed candidates only.

Ward No. 1: Santosh Poddar

Ward No. 2: Kaushif Raja Khan

Ward No. 4: Moumita

Ward No. 5: Rahul Singh

Ward No. 6: Ravindra Singh Sisodia

Ward No. 7: Ashok Kumar

Ward No. 8: Vivek Kumar

Ward No. 9: Rajesh Singh. 

A total of 562 candidates, including 235 women, are contesting for the posts of Mayor and Chairperson across Jharkhand’s Urban Local Bodies. Meanwhile, the battle at the grassroots level is even more intense, with 5,562 candidates, including 2,727 women, in the fray for the positions of ward councillors. 

In Domchanch Nagar Panchayat of Koderma district, Ranjit Kumar Sao won from Ward No. 1, Sunita Devi from Ward No. 2, and Gudiya Devi from Ward No. 3. Meanwhile, Adarsh Kumar Pankaj from Ward No. 4, Shivakant Singh from Ward No. 6, and Manju Devi from Ward No. 7 have been declared winners. 

The results of the Khunti Nagar Panchayat elections for wards 1 to 5 have been declared. Dinesh Kumar Mahto won from Ward No. 1, Sumitra Kumari from Ward No. 2, Dinesh Kumar Mahto from Ward No. 3, Hemanti Kumari from Ward No. 4, and Anita Tuti from Ward No. 5.

Meanwhile, the counting process for the post of Nagar Panchayat president is still underway. According to the information received, Rani Tuti, the candidate supported by the Bharatiya Janata Party, is leading over her nearest rivals in the race for the president’s post. 

BJP-back candidates are winning in Mango Municipal Corporation Election. BJP-back candidate Rahul Singh won from Ward 5, Rajesh Singh from Ward 9, Ravindra Singh Sisodia from Ward 6, Moumita from Ward 4, Kashif Raja Khan (Ward 2). 

Ward 5 - Rahul Singh 

Ward 9- Rajesh Singh 

Ward 6 - Ravindra Singh Sisodia 

Ward 4 - Moumita 

Ward 2 - Kashif Raja Khan.  

Ranchi ADM law and order, Rajeshwar Nath Alok, says,  "Counting of votes are underway since 8 am. 10 halls have been allotted and 25 tables have been set up in each hall..." 

Counting of votes for the polls to 48 urban local bodies in Jharkhand is underway, amid tight security arrangements, officials said, as reported by news agency PTI.  

The results of the high-stakes contest for 48 urban local bodies in Jharkhand are expected by late evening today. Vote counting is underway in the municipal corporations of Ranchi, Dhanbad, Deoghar, and Hazaribagh amid tight security arrangements.

As the elections were conducted through ballot papers, a delay in the declaration of results is likely. Counting is being carried out on 1,309 tables across the urban bodies.

For the ruling INDIA alliance and the BJP, the elections are being seen as a battle of credibility and political prestige. 

The counting of votes for Jharkhand Nagar Panchayat Elections are underway, the early trends for 19 Nagar Panchayats is likely to be out by 10 am. The Nagar Panchayat went to polls on February 23. As per the State Election Commission, sixty two per cent voters exercised their franchise in the civic polls.  

Mango Municipal Corporation seat is reserved for women. The Municipal Corporation has a total of 37 seats; 36 ward councilor seats and one mayoral seats.   

Security has been heightened across Jharkhand, as counting of votes to declare the results for civic body elections in Jharkhand continues.

The early trends for Mango Municipal Corporation Election Results will be available shortly. Mango Municipal Corporation seat is reserved for women. The Municipal Corporation has a total of 37 seats; 36 ward councilor seats and one mayoral seats.  

More than 6,000 candidates are competing for mayoral, chairperson, and ward councillor positions. Out of the total 1,087 wards in the state, voting took place in only 1,042 wards as 41 councillors were elected unopposed, while seats remained vacant in three wards due to lack of nominations and polling had to be cancelled in one ward of Mango Municipal Corporation due to the death of the candidate.

Before counting even began, 41 ward councillors had already been elected unopposed across various bodies. While seats remained vacant in three wards due to lack of nominations and polling had to be cancelled in one ward of Mango Municipal Corporation due to the death of the candidate. 

The counting of votes for Mango Municipal Corporation Election is underway, the early trends is likely to be out by 10 am. The Mango Municipal Corporation went to polls on February 23. As per the State Election Commission, sixty two per cent voters exercised their franchise in the civic polls. 

Out of the total 1,087 wards in the state, voting took place in only 1,042 wards as 41 councillors were elected unopposed, while seats remained vacant in three wards due to lack of nominations and polling had to be cancelled in one ward of Mango Municipal Corporation due to the death of the candidate.

Out of the total 1,087 wards in the state, voting took place in only 1,042 wards as 41 councillors were elected unopposed. The Jharkhand State Election Commission will release the trends for all the local body elections in the state soon.  

The local body elections in Jharkhand are crucial for the ruling India Bloc and the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA). The India Bloc in Jharkhand consists the Congress and the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM). 

Jharkhand has a total of 20 nagar panchayats: Banshidhar Nagar, Manjhiaon, Hussainabad, Hariharganj, Chhatarpur, Latehar, Koderma, Domchanch, Barki Saraiya, Dhanwar, Mahagama, Rajmahal, Barharwa, Basukinath, Jamtara, Bundu, Khunti, Saraikela and Chakulia. 

In Jharkhand, there are 20 municipal councils. These are Bishrampur, Madhupur, Pakur, Chirkunda, Phusro, Ramgarh, Gumla, Mihijam, Jugsalai, Garhwa, Chatra, Dumka, Chaibasa, Kapali, Chakradharpur, Lohardaga, Simdega, Godda, Sahibganj and Jhumri Telaiya. 

The counting of votes for  Mango Municipal Corporation election  has started. The results for the  Mango Municipal Corporation election is likely to be out by noon. Voting for 48 Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) across Jharkhand was conducted amid tight security on February 23, the voter turnout was recorded as 62 per cent.    

The counting of votes for Mango Municipal Corporation election begins at 8 am. The results for the  Mango Municipal Corporation election is likely to be out by noon. Voting for 48 Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) across Jharkhand was conducted amid tight security on February 23, the voter turnout was recorded as 62 per cent.   

Unlike general elections, voting in the current civic polls was conducted using ballot papers instead of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). The 2026 municipal elections were held on a non-party basis, meaning candidates contested without official political party symbols. Another key feature of this election cycle was the absence of the "None of the Above" (NOTA) option on ballot papers.    

As many as 562 candidates, including 235 women, were in the fray for the posts of mayor and chairperson. Sixty-two per cent of the 43 lakh odd voters exercised their franchise in the civic polls to 48 urban local bodies in Jharkhand on Monday, February 23. 

Ranchi Municipal Corporation registered the lowest turnout at 43.35 per cent, followed by Dhanbad Municipal Corporation at 46.98 per cent. The Nagar Panchayat went to polls on February 23.

The Nagar Panchayat went to polls on February 23. As per the State Election Commission, sixty two per cent voters exercised their franchise in the civic polls. Seraikella Nagar Panchayat recorded the highest turnout of 74.86 per cent. 

Unlike general elections, voting in the current civic polls was conducted using ballot papers instead of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). The 2026 municipal elections were held on a non-party basis, meaning candidates contested without official political party symbols. Another key feature of this election cycle was the absence of the "None of the Above" (NOTA) option on ballot papers.  

The elections are being held for the posts of mayor, chairperson and councillor at 1,042 wards in nine municipal corporations, 20 Nagar parishads and 19 Nagar panchayats. The elections are strictly non-party based, meaning candidates did not use official political party symbols on the ballot. The “None of the Above” (NOTA) option was also not available for this election cycle.   

Voting for 48 Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) across Jharkhand was conducted amid tight security on February 23, with more than 43 lakh voters eligible to decide the fate of over 6,000 candidates in the fray. A total of 43.43 lakh voters, including 21.31 lakh women, were eligible to exercise their franchise in the elections. The voter turnout was recorded as 62 per cent. 

Mango Municipal Corporation seat is reserved for women. The Municipal Corporation has a total of 37 seats; 36 ward councilor seats and one mayoral seats.  

The counting of votes for Mango Municipal Corporation election will begin at 8 am. The results for the  Mango Municipal Corporation election is likely to be out by noon. Voting for 48 Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) across Jharkhand was conducted amid tight security on February 23, the voter turnout was recorded as 62 per cent.