Barmer Municipal Election Result 2026 Live: Full Ward-Wise Winner List, Check BJP, Congress and Independent Candidates, Votes, Margins and More

Barmer Municipal Council Election 2026 Result Live: Check the complete ward-wise winner list, BJP-Congress results, independent winners, votes, runners-up and winning margins across all 55 wards.

By: Sumit Kumar
Last Updated: September 14, 2026 14:34:18 IST

Barmer Municipal Council Election 2026 Live: Barmer’s urban political picture is taking shape as counting for the Rajasthan Municipal Election 2026 moves forward. The Barmer Municipal Council has 55 wards, and the latest ward-wise data shows a closely fought contest between the BJP, Congress and independent candidates.

Voting for Barmer Municipal Council took place on September 9 in the first phase of Rajasthan’s urban local body elections, while counting began at 8 am on September 14. Barmer recorded a strong 81.57% voter turnout, according to the election data cited in the supplied material. Local reporting also confirmed polling across all 55 wards.

The Barmer result is part of a much larger Rajasthan civic election involving 309 urban local bodies and 10,245 councillor posts. The election covers 10 municipal corporations, 51 municipal councils and 248 municipalities.

Barmer Municipal Council Election 2026: Key Details

Particular Details
Municipal body Barmer Municipal Council
District Barmer, Rajasthan
Total wards 55
Polling date September 9, 2026
Counting date September 14, 2026
Polling phase Phase 1
Voter turnout 81.57%
Total nominations filed 368
Candidates remaining in contest 179
Polling booths 68

The State Election Commission-linked candidate database also records 55 wards for Barmer Nagar Parishad and 179 contestants after the nomination process.

Barmer Municipal Election Result 2026: Full Ward-Wise Winner List

The following table lists the winner, party, votes, runner-up and winning margin based on the latest ward-wise result data provided for the Barmer Municipal Council.

Ward Reservation Winner Party Votes Runner-up Margin
1 General Surtan Singh Independent 537 Vikram Kumar +166
2 OBC Kishandan BJP 690 Naresh Kumar +537
3 General Love Kumar BJP 430 Sumit Vyas +180
4 SC Champa Lal Jeengar BJP 581 Mohan Lal +68
5 OBC Satyanarayan Congress 601 Anil +143
6 OBC (Woman) Kanyadevi BJP 477 Kanta Devi +219
7 General (Woman) Khushbu Acharya Congress 471 Dariya +31
8 General Kishan BJP 460 Harish Chandra Bothra +5
9 General (Woman) Chuki Devi BJP 530 Manju Devi Dhariwal +258
10 OBC Jhaman Singh BJP 465 Veer Singh +6
11 OBC (Woman) Damayanti Congress 312 Geeta Devi +27
12 General (Woman) Madhulata Congress 246 Pavani Devi +22
13 General Kailash BJP 464 Jitendra Kumar +49
14 SC Umashankar Congress 492 Suresh Kumar +246
15 General Gautam Chand BJP 524 Kapil +107
16 General Padmaram Congress 467 Kishor Kumar +199
17 SC (Woman) Indra Devi Congress 391 Bhuri +94
18 SC (Woman) Chandni BJP 661 Nikita +201
19 OBC Damararam BJP 592 Dilip +198
20 SC (Woman) Kailawati Congress 423 Dharmi Devi +159
21 General Pokar Singh Independent 439 Dala Ram +158
22 General (Woman) Vidya BJP 678 Nirmala Gaur +285
23 General Rajendra Chaudhary Congress 347 Bankaram +154
24 General (Woman) Rukhmo Devi Congress 573 Sushil Kanwar +31
25 OBC (Woman) Alisha Dev Congress 533 Manisha Chaudhary +261
26 General Mahesh Independent 368 Mukesh Jain +32
27 General Sunil Kumar Singhi BJP 610 Jethmal +455
28 General Ranulal BJP 371 Vikram Kumar Mehta +3
29 General Hukmi Chand BJP 451 Mohit Khatri +106
30 General Praveen Kumar Congress 585 Prithviraj +354
31 General Gangavishan BJP 651 Prince Kumar +332
32 General Jaimal Singh Congress 556 Ramesh Kumar +119
33 SC Mahendra Kumar BJP 388 Savita +80
34 General (Woman) Archana BJP 678 Urmila +567
35 OBC Wasim Akram Congress 244 Ghewar Chand +12
36 ST Sanjay Bhawani Congress 411 Hansraj +6
37 General Suresh Soni Independent 393 Mirchumal +18
38 SC Pritam Das Congress 578 Chandra Prakash +209
39 General Vijay Kumar BJP 361 Lalit Kumar +53
40 SC Arjun Ram Congress 414 Praveen Kumar +99
41 General (Woman) Geeta Devi BJP 485 Gulshan Banu +144
42 General (Woman) Nenu Devi BJP 693 Teeja +186
43 General Neemb Singh Congress 275 Seema Devi +84
44 General Prakash Singh BJP 954 Rohit +767
45 General Vishanlal Congress 443 Balwant Singh +13
46 General Swaroop Singh BJP 532 Bhawani Singh +366
47 General (Woman) Ritu Kanwar BJP 295 Guddi Kanwar +42
48 OBC Paras Parmar Congress 419 Khimraj +61
49 General (Woman) Praveena BJP 318 Nisha +135
50 OBC Vikram Soni BJP 591 Omprakash +259
51 General (Woman) Saroj Kanwar BJP 369 Geeta Devi +24
52 OBC (Woman) Revanti BJP 378 Haua +40
53 General Renu Panwar BJP 234 Ashok Kumar +69
54 General (Woman) Sair Kanwar Independent 479 Nirmala +220
55 General Bhim Singh Congress 1,437 Yusuf Khan +1,265

Barmer Municipal Council Election 2026 Result Live

The ward-wise figures show that the Barmer contest produced wins for all three major categories — BJP, Congress and independents. Several races were decided by narrow margins, while a few candidates registered comfortable victories.

Ward 8 was among the closest contests, with BJP’s Kishan winning by just five votes. Ward 28 was even tighter, with BJP’s Ranulal winning by a margin of three votes. Ward 36 also saw a six-vote margin, while Ward 10 was decided by six votes.

At the other end of the spectrum, Ward 55 produced the biggest victory margin in the supplied results. Congress candidate Bhim Singh secured 1,437 votes and won by 1,265 votes.

Other sizeable victories included BJP’s Prakash Singh in Ward 44, who won by 767 votes, BJP’s Archana in Ward 34, who won by 567 votes, and BJP’s Kishandan in Ward 2, who won by 537 votes.

Barmer Municipal Council Election 2026 Live: Independent Candidates Also Make Their Mark 

Independent candidates emerged victorious in several Barmer wards. Surtan Singh won Ward 1, Pokar Singh won Ward 21, Mahesh won Ward 26, Suresh Soni won Ward 37 and Sair Kanwar won Ward 54.

This independent presence could become important when the broader composition of the municipal council is assessed.

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