Telangana Municipal Elections ends peacefully; 73 per cent voter turnout recorded

Here's the complete list of districts, the name of the Municipal Corporation, and the number of wards: 

1. Karimnagar: Karimnagar (66 wards)
2. Peddapalli: Ramagundam (60 wards)
3. Nizamabad: Nizamabad (60 wards)
4. Mahabubnagar: Mahaboobnagar (60 wards)
5. Mancherial: Mancherial (60 wards)
6. Bhadradri (Kothagudem): Kothagudem (60 wards)
7. Nalgonda: Nalgonda (48 wards)

Here's the complete list of districts, the name of the municipality, and the number of wards: 

1. Jangao: Jangao (30 wards), Station Ghanpur (18 wards)
2. Warangal: Narsampet (30 wards), Wardhannapet (12 wards)
3. Hanumakonda: Parkal (22 wards)
4. Mahabubabad: Dornakal (15 wards), Kesamudram (16 wards), Mahabubabad (36 wards), Maripeda (15 wards), Thorrur (16 wards)
5. Yayashankar Bhupalpally: Bhupalpally (30 wards)
6. Karimnagar: Choppandandi (14 wards), Huzurabad (30 wards), Jammikunta (30 wards)
7. Jagtial: Dharmapuri (15 wards), Jagtiyal (30 wards), Korutla (33 wards), Metpalli (26 wards), Raikal (12 wards)
8. Rajanna Sircila: Sircila (39 wards), Vemulavada (28 wards)
9. Peddapalli: Manthani (13 wards), Peddapalli (36 wards), Sulthanabad (15 wards)
10. Khammam: Edulapuram (32 wards), Kalluru (20 wards), Madhir (22 wards), Sattupalli (23 wards), Wyra (20 wards)
11. Bhadradri Kothagudem: Aswaraopeta (22 wards), Yellandu (24 wards)
12. Adilabad: Adilabad (49 wards)
13. Nirmal: Bhainsa (26 wards), Khanapur (12 wards), Nirmal (42 wards)
14. Kumarambheem Asifabad: Asifabad (20 wards), Kagaznagar (30 wards)
15. Mancherial: Bellampally (34 wards), Chennur (18 wards), Kyathanpally (22 wards), Luxettipet (15 wards)
16. Ranga Reddy: Amangal (15 wards), Chevella (18 wards), Ibrahimpatnam (24 wards), Moinabad (26 wards), Shadnagar (28 wards), Shankarpally (15 wards)
17. Vikarabad: Kodangal (12 wards), Paigi (18 wards), Tandur (36 wards), Vikarabad (34 wards)
18. Medchal-Malkajgiri: Aliyabad (20 wards), Muduchinthalapally (24 wards), Yellampet (24 wards)
19. Nizamabad: Armur (36 wards), Bheemgal (12 wards), Bodhan (38 wards)
20. Kamareddy: Banswada (19 wards), Bichkunda (12 wards), Kamareddy (49 wards), Yellareddy (12 wards)
21. Yadadri Bhuvanagiri: Alair (12 wards), Bhongir (35 wards), Choutuppal (20 wards), Mothur (12 wards), Pochampally (13 wards), Yadagirigutta (12 wards)
22. Suryapet: Huzurnagar (28 wards), Kodad (35 wards), Neredcherla (15 wards), Suryapet (48 wards), Tirumalagiri (15 wards)
23. Nalgonda: Chandur (10 wards), Chityal (12 wards), Devarakonda (20 wards), Haliya (12 wards), Miryalguda (48 wards), Nandikonda (12 wards)
24. Siddipet: Cherial (12 wards), Dubbaka (20 wards), Gajwel (20 wards), Husnabad (20 wards)
25. Sangareddy: Andole-Jogipet (20 wards), Gaddapotharam (18 wards), Gummadidala (22 wards), Indresham (18 wards), Isnapur (26 wards), Jinnaram (20 wards), Kohir (16 wards), Narayankhed (15 wards), Sadasivapet (26 wards), Sangareddy (38 wards), Zaheerabad (37 wards)
26. Medak: Medak (32 wards), Narsapur (15 wards), Ramayampet (12 wards), Thoopran (16 wards)
27. Mahabubnagar: Bhoothpur (10 wards), Devarakadra (12 wards)
28. Narayanpet: Kosgi (16 wards), Maddur (16 wards), Makthal (16 wards), Narayanapet (24 wards)
29. Jogulamba Gadwal: Alampur (10 wards), Gadwal (37 wards), Ieeja (20 wards), Waddepalle (10 wards)
30. Wanaparthy: Amarchinta (10 wards), Atmakur (10 wards), Kothakota (15 wards), Pebbair (12 wards), Wanaparthy (33 wards)
31. Nagarkurnool: Kalwakurthy (22 wards), Kollapur (19 wards), Nagarkurnool (24 wards)
32. Mulugu: Mulugu (20 wards)

Polling picked up pace in Kollapur, Kalwakurthy and Nagarkurnool municipalities, with voter turnout reaching 51.99 per cent by 1:00 p.m. on February 11, 2026. Election officials said the response from voters has been steady since morning, and arrangements are in place to ensure smooth and peaceful voting across all polling stations.

Sangareddy District Collector and Election Officer P Pravinya visited a polling station in Ward 31 of Sangareddy Municipality to review the arrangements for voting. During her inspection, she checked the electoral rolls, voting compartments, ballot boxes and other facilities put in place for smooth polling. Providing an update on voter turnout, she said that across the 11 municipalities in the district, polling stood at 30.67 per cent as of 11 am 

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy casts his vote at the Zilla Parishad High School polling station in Kodangal for the Municipal Elections in the state. 

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy will cast his vote in Kodangal, Vikarabad district, during the municipal elections on February 11. Reddy, who represents Kodangal as an MLA, is scheduled to vote at 11:30 am at the Zilla Parishad High School in the town. After casting his vote, he will return to Hyderabad, according to an official release.

The Telangana State government has issued an official order to divide the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) into three separate civic bodies, Greater Hyderabad, Malkajgiri and Cyberabad. The move is aimed at improving administration and managing the growing urban population more effectively. The government has also appointed commissioners for all three newly formed corporations.

Telangana election LIVE: The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has filed a complaint with the Telangana State Election Commission, demanding action against Gadwal MLA Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy. The party alleged that he continued campaigning and meeting voters during the 48-hour silence period, after the official campaign deadline had ended. BRS leaders claimed the MLA used his position to influence voters and tried to create pressure and inducement ahead of polling.

Municipal elections are underway in Kagaznagar, Kumuram Bheem Asifabad district. 

Voting has begun in Telangana for elections to 123 urban local bodies. Polls are being held today for 116 municipalities and seven municipal corporations, with over 52 lakh voters expected to take part. Voting started at 7 am and will continue till 5 pm, while the counting of votes will be held on February 13. The contest in most urban local bodies is expected to be mainly between the Congress, BRS and BJP. The State Election Commission has made arrangements at more than 8,000 polling stations and deployed over 41,000 polling personnel to ensure smooth and peaceful voting.

Telangana LIVE: The SEC said 41,773 polling personnel have been deployed and over 16,000 ballot boxes are in use. During Model Code enforcement, authorities seized Rs 1.05 crore in cash and other items including liquor and drugs.

Telangana elections LIVE: In the 116 municipalities, 10,719 candidates are contesting 2,569 wards. Another 2,225 candidates are in the race across 412 wards in the seven municipal corporations, making it a closely fought contest.

A total of 52.17 lakh voters are eligible to vote in today’s elections, including 25.50 lakh men and 26.67 lakh women. Voting is being held for 116 municipalities and seven municipal corporations across the state.

Telangana elections LIVE: Polling started at 7 am in all notified municipalities and municipal corporations in Telangana. The State Election Commission said elaborate arrangements have been made to ensure peaceful voting, including full webcasting at polling stations.