The counting for the Goa Zilla Panchayat Elections 2025 has concluded, with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) emerging as the single largest party in a contest widely viewed as a key political indicator ahead of the 2027 Goa Assembly elections. The polls witnessed a strong voter turnout of 70.81 per cent, with over 226 candidates contesting across 50 constituencies. The BJP has been in power in the coastal state since 2012.
Major parties in the fray included the BJP, Congress, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Goa Forward Party (GFP), Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP), along with several independent candidates. According to the final results, the BJP won 29 seats, while its alliance partner MGP secured three, giving the NDA a combined tally of 32 seats. The Congress finished with 10 seats, while the Revolutionary Goans Party (RGP) won two. The AAP and GFP bagged one seat each, and four seats were won by independent candidates.
BJP candidates registered victories in several constituencies, including Siolim, Taleigao, Latambarcem, Honda, Socorro, Querim, Karapur-Sarvan, Curti, Sanvordem, Nagargao, Barcem, Sancoale, Usgao-Ganjem, Dharbandora, Calangute and Xeldem. The Congress secured wins in Curtorim, Navelim, Nuvem, Aldona, Davorlim, Guirdolim, and Cola. Among the independent winners were Radhika Paleykar from Arambol and Sunil Jalmi from Betqui-Candola, underscoring the presence of local factors in the otherwise party-dominated contest.
| Sr. No, | Zila Panchayats | Winners With Party Name |
| 1. | Arambol | Radhika Paleykar (Independent) |
| 2. | Morjim | Tara Hadfadkar (MGP) |
| 3. | Dhargal | Shrikrishna Ravindra Harmalkar (BJP) |
| 4. | Torxem | Siddesh Pednekar (BJP) |
| 5. | Siolim | Maheshwar Manohar Govekar (BJP) |
| 6. | Colvale | Kavita Kiran Kandolkar (Independent) |
| 7. | Aldona | Mary alias Maria Menezes (Congress) |
| 8. | Sirsai | Nilesh Kambli (Congress) |
| 9. | Anjuna | Narayan Ladu Mandrekar (BJP) |
| 10. | Calangute | Franzilia Rodrigues (BJP) |
| 11. | Socorro | Amit Devidas Asnodkar (BJP) |
| 12. | Reis-Magos | Reshma Bandodkar (BJP) |
| 13. | Penha-de-Franca | Sandeep Salgaonkar (BJP) |
| 14. | St Cruz | Esperenca Braganca (RGP) |
| 15. | Taleigao | Raguvir Kuncolencar (BJP) |
| 16. | Chimbel | Gauri Pramod Kamat (BJP) |
| 17. | Corlim | Siddesh Shripad Naik (BJP) |
| 18. | St Lawrence | Trupti Vishwanath Bakal (RGP) |
| 19. | Latambarcem | Padmakar Arjun Malik (BJP) |
| 20. | Karapur-Sarvan | Mahesh Anant Sawant (BJP) |
| 21. | Maem | Kunda Mandrekar (BJP) |
| 22. | Pale | Sundar Naik (BJP) |
| 23. | Honda | Namdev Babal Chari (BJP) |
| 24. | Querim | Nilesh Shambha Parwar (BJP) |
| 25. | Nagargao | Premnath Dalvi (BJP) |
| 26. | Usgao-Ganjem | Samiksha Vaman Naik (BJP) |
| 27. | Betqui-Candola | Sunil Jalmi (Independent) |
| 28. | Curti | Pritesh Premanand Gaonkar (BJP) |
| 29. | Veling-Priol | Aditi Devidas Gaude (MGP) |
| 30. | Queula | Ganapat Naik (MGP) |
| 31. | Borim | Poonam Chandrakant Samant (BJP) |
| 32. | Siroda | Dr Gauri Subhash Shirodkar (BJP) |
| 33. | Raia | Inacina Luis Pinto (GFP) |
| 34. | Nuvem | Anthony Braganza (Congress) |
| 35. | Colva | Antonio Fernandes (AAP) |
| 36. | Velim | Julio Fetnandes (Congress) |
| 37. | Benaulim | Luiza Pereira e Rodrigues (Congress) |
| 38. | Davorlim | Florina Danny Fernandes (Congress) |
| 39. | Guirdolim | Sanjay Velip (Congress) |
| 40. | Curtorim | Astra Ranzille Da Silva (Congress) |
| 41. | Navelim | Malifa Cardozo (Congress) |
| 42. | Sanvordem | Mohan Parshuram Gaonkar (BJP) |
| 43. | Dharbandora | Rupesh Ramnath Dessai (BJP) |
| 44. | Rivona | Rajshri (Rajeshree) Rajesh Gaonkar (BJP) |
| 45. | Xeldem | Shidharth Shrinivas Dessai (BJP) |
| 46. | Barcem | Anjali Arjun Velip (BJP) |
| 47. | Cola | Sumitra Pagi (Congress) |
| 48. | Poinguinim | Ajay Lolenkar (BJP) |
| 49. | Sancoale | Sunil Mahadeo Gawas (BJP) |
| 50. | Cortalim | Merciana Vas (Independent) |
