Mohali Municipal Corporation Election Results 2026 LIVE: AAP sweeps with wins in 23 wards, Congress in 5

The Mohali Municipal Corporation has a total of 50 wards. Of 50 wards in this corporation, 20 are general wards, while 22 wards are reserved for women and an additional three wards are reserved for Scheduled Caste women. A total of three seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes, and two are reserved for the Backward Classes.

Full list of winners so far:

Mohali Municipal Corporation Election Results 2026 are coming in, with results declared for 36 out of the total 50 wards so far. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is leading the race with victories in 23 wards. Congress has secured 5 wards, while the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) has won 3 seats.

Independent candidates have emerged victorious in 3 wards, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has secured wins in 2 wards.

The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) secured victories in three wards in the Mohali Municipal Council elections.

Inderpreet Kaur Prince won from Ward No. 7, while Bibi Kuldeep Kaur Kang emerged victorious from Ward No. 9. Sukhbir Singh Gill also registered a win for SAD from Ward No. 44.

SAD candidate Sukhvir Singh wins Ward Number 44 in the Mohali Municipal Corporation by 166 votes.

AAP candidate Sharnjeet Kaurwins Ward Number 39 in the Mohali Municipal Corporation by 357 votes.

AAP candidate Ramandeep Kaur wins Ward Number 43 in the Mohali Municipal Corporation by 560 votes.

Mohali Municipal Corporation Election Results 2026 (50 wards): 14 results are available so far. 

• Aam Aadmi Party (AAP): 10
• Congress: 03
• Independents: 01
• Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD): 00
• Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP): 00

AAP candidate Satwinder Singh wins Ward Number 26 in the Kapurthala Municipal Corporation by 97 votes.

Congress candidate Parwinder Kaur wins Ward Number 27 in the Kapurthala Municipal Corporation by 545 votes.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is leading in the Mohali Municipal Corporation elections, with victories reported in Ward Nos. 26, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34 and 36. Meanwhile, a Congress candidate has won Ward No. 37, while an Independent candidate has emerged victorious from Ward No. 35.

In the latest results from the Mohali Municipal Corporation elections, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has won two wards, while the  Congress secured one ward.

• Ward No. 32:  Gurjit Singh (AAP)
• Ward No. 26: Satvinder Singh (AAP)
• Ward No. 37:  Baljit Kaur (Congress)

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is leading in 10 seats, the Congress in 2 seats, the Shiromani Akali Dal in 1 seat, and the BJP is leading in 1 seat.

Two micro observers have been deputed for each counting centre who will be working under the direct supervision of the general observer for that district.  

Counting of votes in Ward No. 6 of Mohali has been halted after Independent candidate Manjit Singh Sethi approached the High Court. According to officials, counting in the ward will resume only after the designated observer arrives at the counting centre.

According to trends, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is leading in 2 wards, while Independent candidates are ahead in 1 ward. The Congress, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) are yet to open their accounts.

• Harwinder Kaur Lang (AAP)
• Lakhvinder Kaur (INC)
• Shruti Sharma (BJP)
• Manisha Kumari (IND)
• Sakinder Kaur (IND)

• Satyajit Kundra (AAP)
• Kanwar Bir Singh Sidhu (INC)
• Subash Chopra (BJP)
• Arvinder Singh  (IND)
• Gagandeep Singh (IND)
• Paramjit Singh Kahlon (IND)

• Anu Guleria (AAP)
• Bhupinder Kaur (INC)
• Kuldeep Kaur Kang (SAD)
• Jaswinder Kaur (BJP)

Of 50 wards in this corporation, 20 are general wards, while 22 wards are reserved for women and an additional three wards are reserved for Scheduled Caste women. A total of three seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes, and two reserved for the Backward Classes.

• Gurmukh Singh Sohal (AAP)
• Rupinder Kaur (INC)
• Sneha Dhureja (BJP)

• Kulwinderjit Kaur (AAP)
• Taranjeet Kaur Gill (INC)
• Inderpreet Kaur Prince  (SAD)
• Arpita (BJP)

• Dr Sunny Singh Ahluwalia (AAP)
• Bikramjit Singh (INC)
• Pankaj Sehdev (BJP)
• Manjit Singh Sethi (IND)
• Sukhjit Kaur (IND)

• Arvinder Kaur (AAP)
• Surinder Kaur (INC)
• Ramanjit Kaur (SAD)
• Reenu Bala (BJP)

Of 50 wards in this corporation, 20 are general wards, while 22 wards are reserved for women and an additional three wards are reserved for Scheduled Caste women. A total of three seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes, and two reserved for the Backward Classes.

• Harwinder Singh (AAP)
• Raghbir Singh (INC)
• Pritam Singh (SAD)
• Jaswinder Singh (BJP)
• Dharam Singh (IND)
• Malkit Singh (IND)

• Gurmeet Kaur (AAP)
• Jaspreet Kaur (INC)
• Sandhya Sood (BJP)
• Kuldeep Kaur (IND)
• Manjit Kaur Dhall  (IND)

• Rajinder Parsad Sharma Parsh (AAP)
• Harvinder Singh (Congress)
• Oma Kant Tiwari (BJP)

Simran Kaur (AAP)
Charanjit Kaur (Congress)
Surinder Kaur ((SAD)
Rajpreet Kaur (BJP)
Anita Devi ((IND)
Jasvir Kaur (IND)

In the 2021 polls, Congress won the Mohali municipal corporation polls by registering victory in 37 of the 50 wards, while independents bagged the remaining 13.

The local body polls are being viewed as politically significant ahead of next year’s Punjab Assembly elections and are seen as a major test for the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which is aiming to retain power in the state.

Counting of votes for all 50 wards in Mohali has begun amid tight security arrangements. Authorities have heightened security at counting centres following incidents of clashes, stone-pelting and tension reported during polling in several districts of Punjab.

There were reports of clashes and isolated incidents of violence from several polling locations during the voting process. Clashes involving supporters of Congress, AAP, BJP and SAD and allegations of booth capturing were reported.

Mohali recorded a voter turnout of 55.5 per cent in the municipal elections this time, marking a slight decline compared to the 60 per cent turnout registered during the 2021 civic polls.

According to officials, around 22.38 lakh votes were cast out of nearly 35 lakh eligible voters, registering an overall voter turnout of 63.94 per cent. In the municipal corporation elections, polling stood at 59.91 per cent, while municipal councils recorded a turnout of 65.06 per cent. The highest turnout of 76.18 per cent was witnessed in nagar panchayat elections.

In Mohali Municipal Corporation, 227 candidates were in the fray across 50 wards, with more than 1.75 lakh voters eligible to cast their votes at 184 polling booths. 

Polling was held on May 26 across 1,897 wards in eight municipal corporations. The elections were conducted through ballot papers instead of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). A total of 7,555 candidates were in fray with Aam Aadmi Party fielding 1,801 candidates, followed by 1,550 candidates from Congress, 1,316 candidates from BJP, 1,251 candidates contesting from Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) and 96 from the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). Besides, there were 1,528 Independent candidates contesting the polls.

Polling was held on May 26 across 1,897 wards in eight municipal corporations --- Mohali, Bathinda, Abohar, Barnala, Kapurthala, Moga, Batala and Pathankot --- along with 75 municipal councils and 19 nagar panchayats.

Counting of votes will begin at 8 am sharp amid tight security arrangements across Mohali district. A total of eight counting centres have been set up for the municipal elections. For the Mohali Municipal Corporation, counting will take place at the Community Centre in Phase 7 and Sector 69. Other counting centres include the Community Centre in Chatt for Zirakpur, Government College in Dera Bassi, Government Senior Secondary School in Lalru, Community Hall in Kurali, Market Committee Office in Banur, and Century Public School in Karoran for Naya Gaon.

The counting of votes for all 50 wards of the Mohali Municipal Corporation will begin at 8 am on Friday (May 29), along with 7 other Municipal Corporations, 75 Municipal Councils, and 19 Nagar Panchayats in Punjab.