Out of the total 60 wards in Kothagudem Municipal Corporation, the CPI (Communist Party of India) emerged as the single largest party with 19 seats. The Congress party followed closely, securing 18 seats. The BRS (Bharat Rashtra Samithi) won 7 seats, while Independent (IND) candidates claimed 6 seats. The BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) managed to win 1 seat, and the CPM (Communist Party of India – Marxist) secured 1 seat. Overall, the results indicate a strong performance by CPI and Congress, with other parties securing a comparatively smaller share of the wards.
Voter profile and demographic details
The municipal corporation has a total of 59,641 registered voters, including 28,591 men and 31,050 women, reflecting a slightly higher female electorate. Scheduled Caste communities constitute around 9.22 per cent of the population, while Scheduled Tribe communities account for approximately 2.83 per cent, making social representation an important aspect of local political dynamics.
The elections in Kothagudem were conducted as part of a wider electoral exercise across Telangana. Besides the seven municipal corporations together comprising 414 wards polling was also held in 116 municipalities covering 2,582 wards across the state. The large-scale civic elections are expected to shape local governance and political momentum ahead of future electoral contests.
Looking back at the 2020 civic polls
In the previous municipal corporation elections held in 2020, Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) emerged as the single largest party, securing 25 seats. The Communist Party of India (CPI) won eight wards, while the Indian National Congress managed one seat. Two independent candidates were also elected as corporators, resulting in a diverse political representation within the civic body.
| Ward | Winner Candidate | Party |
| 1 | Seerapu Suguna | IND |
| 2 | Veginati Bhavitha | Congress |
| 3 | Guguloth Srinu | Congress |
| 4 | Cheruku Bhagya Laxmi | BJP |
| 5 | Nookala Saritha | Congress |
| 6 | Bhukya Srinivasa Rao | Congress |
| 7 | Keleru Sindhu Thapaswi | BRS |
| 8 | Siripurapu Lalitha Kumari | Congress |
| 9 | Charapa Shantha | Congress |
| 10 | Velpula Veeramma | BRS |
| 11 | Padala Aakanksha | CPI |
| 12 | Manda Nagalaxmi | CPI |
| 13 | Telugu Shantha | IND |
| 14 | Kurapati Sudhakar Raju | CPI |
| 15 | Akunuri Supriya | Congress |
| 16 | Munigadapa Padma | CPI |
| 17 | Shankar Yerravelli | CPI |
| 18 | Himasri Kancharla | CPI |
| 19 | Kethavath Swapna | Congress |
| 20 | Mood Ganesh | CPI |
| 21 | Sravani | CPM |
| 22 | Lingam Pushpavathi | Congress |
| 23 | Banoth Anitha | Congress |
| 24 | Polumuri Dhanalakshmi | CPI |
| 25 | Kanukuntla Srinivasa Rao | Congress |
| 26 | Dumpala Rajeshwar Rao | Congress |
| 27 | Madhala Haritha | CPI |
| 28 | Jalli Srilakshmi | Congress |
| 29 | Malhotra Sagar | BRS |
| 30 | Gummadelli Dhargaiah | CPI |
| 31 | Nunavath Shyamala | CPI |
| 32 | Guguloth Rambabu | BRS |
| 33 | Banoth Balu | Congress |
| 34 | Bhattu Vijayalaxmi | IND |
| 35 | Keerthi Nama | CPI |
| 36 | Paidipalli Jayalaxmi | Congress |
| 37 | Swapna Kumari Mallela | BRS |
| 38 | Bathula Madhuchand | BRS |
| 39 | Guna Charith Govada | BRS |
| 40 | Adusumilli Saibaba | CPI |
| 41 | Gorle Annapurna | CPI |
| 42 | Dunnapothula Mani | IND |
| 43 | Bhasakara Rao | Congress |
| 44 | Veesamshetti Visweswa Rao | CPI |
| 45 | Dantheboina Naresh | Congress |
| 46 | Kotwala Vimala Devi | Congress |
| 47 | Gurram Venkateswarlu | CPI |
| 48 | Dharmasoth Naresh | IND |
| 49 | Boina Vijay Kumar | CPI |
| 50 | Dasari Srinivas | CPI |
| 51 | Kambampati Durga Prasad | IND |
| 52 | Banoth Kalavathi | CPI |
| 53 | Bandi Narasimha Rao | CPI |
| 54 | Rajanalnik Jayanthi Togaru | Congress |
| 55 | Singara Hariharan | Congress |
| 56 | Gaddam Shanthi Priya | CPI |
| 57 | Sahera Mohammed | CPI |
| 58 | Mohammad Davood | Congress |
| 59 | Ravi Rambabu | Congress |
| 60 | Bheema Srivalli | BRS |
