The voting process for various local bodies in Gujarat was completed on Sunday; on April 26, the public had captured their decision in EVMs. The process of counting of votes will start from 8 am today i.e. on 28th April. Tight security arrangements have been made at all the counting centers for counting of votes. Gujarat civic election result (Gujarat Local Body Election Results 2026) After this the political future of the candidates will be decided. Let us tell you that in this election, less than 50 percent voting was recorded in 15 municipal corporations.

According to the State Election Commission (SEC), less than 50 percent voting was recorded in 15 municipal corporations of Gujarat. According to the State Election Commission, while 48.55 percent voting took place in municipal corporations, voters in rural areas participated enthusiastically in the voting process. 60.22 percent voting has been recorded in district panchayats and 61.08 percent voting has been recorded in taluka panchayats.

Where were Gujarat civic elections 2026 held?

Let us tell you that these elections were held in 15 municipal corporations, 84 municipalities, 34 district panchayats and 260 taluka panchayats including Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara and Rajkot. This election is being seen as the semi-final of power in Gujarat before the assembly elections 2027 to be held next year. Everyone’s eyes are fixed on today’s results. Today’s results will decide the future of the candidates.

Where and what percentage of voting took place?

According to the data released by the State Election Commission, till 6 pm, 48.55 percent voting was recorded in municipal corporations, 58.12 percent in municipalities, 60.22 percent in district panchayats and 61.08 percent in taluka panchayats. Among the municipal corporations, Gandhidham Municipal Corporation of Kutch district recorded the lowest turnout of 39.85 percent, while Vapi Municipal Corporation of Valsad district recorded the highest turnout of 65.68 percent. Apart from BJP, Congress and Aam Aadmi Party, candidates of Nationalist Congress Party and AIMIM were also in the fray in this election.