Sangareddy Municipal Election Results 2026 LIVE: Zaheerabad, Sadasivapet and Isnapur news updates in Telangana

Sangareddy is among the 116 municipalities that went to polls in the 2026 Telangana Local Body Elections. The municipality has 15 wards spread across 24.58 sq km and an estimated population of 1,14,832 residents. Of the 70,403 registered voters, 35,546 are men and 34,857 are women. The town’s population includes 13.51 per cent Scheduled Caste and 1.75 per cent Scheduled Tribe communities. Alongside these municipalities, seven Municipal Corporations of Telangana consisting of 414 wards also went to the polls

The counting of votes has started across all 11 municipalities in Sangareddy district. Initial trends are expected to emerge soon, giving the first clear picture of the contest. The final results are likely to be announced by late evening today.

In the 2020 local elections in Sangareddy's Bollaram municipality, voters elected representatives across 22 wards. The BRS registered a sweeping victory with 17 seats, while the BJP secured three seats and the Congress finished with two.

In the 2020 elections in Andole-Jogipet of Sangareddy district, the contest spanned 20 wards. The BRS secured a dominant lead with 13 seats, followed by the Congress with six. The TDP won two seats, while one seat went to an Independent candidate.

In the 2020 elections in Ameenpur under Sangareddy Municipality, the contest spread across 24 wards. The BRS emerged as the frontrunner with 14 seats, while the Congress secured six. The TDP won two seats and the BJP and an Independent candidate claimed one seat each.

While the district officially consists of various urban bodies, the following seven municipalities went to the polls in the last municipal elections in 2020

• Ameenpur
• Andole-Jogipet
• Bollaram
• Narayankhed
• Sadasivapet
• Tellapur
• Sangareddy

The elections witnessed a fierce three-way battle between the ruling Indian National Congress (INC), the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). 

• Congress: Aiming to consolidate its power following recent successes in the Gram Panchayat elections.
• BRS: Fighting to retain its traditional strongholds in the Medak region, which includes Sangareddy.
• BJP: Looking to expand its urban footprint and emerge as a significant alternative.
• Others: Candidates from AIMIM and independent contestants also featured in several wards, particularly in Zaheerabad and Kohir. 

The municipalities of Ameenpur and Tellapur, which are part of the Sangareddy district geography, did not go to the polls in this phase. This is because they were recently merged into the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) effective December 2, 2025. Additionally, the Bollaram municipality was also part of this merger and, therefore, was not included in the district-specific municipal poll schedule. 

While the district officially consists of various urban bodies, the following 11 municipalities participated in the February 11 elections: 

• 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) 

The Telangana State Election Commission (TSEC) oversaw the process using ballot papers rather than EVMs. In Sangareddy district, the District Election Officer and Collector, P Pravinya, inspected polling stations to ensure arrangements such as webcasting and security were in place. A total of 16,301 ballot boxes were deployed statewide to facilitate voting across 123 urban local bodies. 

The election in Sangareddy district covered 256 wards across its urban local bodies. The district recorded an average voter turnout of 76.01%, slightly higher than the state average for municipalities (75.88%). Polling was largely peaceful, although minor skirmishes were reported between political workers in some areas of Sangareddy. 

The municipal elections for the Sangareddy district were successfully conducted on February 11, 2026, as part of the statewide urban local body polls. A total of 11 municipalities in the district went to the polls to elect ward councillors. Counting is scheduled to begin at 8 am today, with results expected later that day.