Sangali Zilla Parishad Election Results 2026 LIVE: Sangali ZP, Panchayat Samiti Election Result Ward-wise, Party-wise

A total of 60 Zilla Parishad wards are up for election in Sangali. Alongside this, the district has 10 Panchayat Samitis, comprising 120 Panchayat Samiti wards in total. Voters across rural and semi-urban areas participated to elect their representatives to these local bodies.

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Sangali Zilla Parishad Election Results 2017

In the previous 2017 Zilla Parishad elections, a total of 60 seats were contested in the Sangali Zilla Parishad. The BJP emerged as the single-largest party by winning 25 seats, while the Nationalist Congress Party secured 17 seats. The Congress won 7 seats, followed by the Shiv Sena with 3 seats and others.

The posts of Zilla Parishad President and Vice President in Sangali will be decided after the declaration of results. These leadership positions are elected from among the winning Zilla Parishad members and play a crucial role in district-level administration and policy execution.

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In the 2017 Zilla Parishad elections, the Sangali Zilla Parishad was led by Sangram Singh Deshmukh of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), who served as the President of the district body. The position of Vice President was held by Suhas Anilrao Babar, representing Shiv Sena (SHS)

Sangali Zilla Parishad Election 2017: Ward-wise Winners List

The table below shows the ward-wise results of the 2017 Zilla Parishad elections in Sangali. It includes the name of the winning candidate, their party affiliation, the number of votes secured, and the corresponding ward number for each Zilla Parishad ward. These results reflect the final outcome of the 2017 polls and determined the overall party strength in the Sangali Zilla Parishad during that term.

According to the schedule announced by the State Election Commission, elections are being conducted this year for only 12 District Councils out of Maharashtra’s 34 District Councils, along with a total of 125 Panchayat Samitis. In these elections, the ruling Mahayuti alliance—comprising the BJP, Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena, and Ajit Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party—was seen contesting together in some areas and against each other in others. A similar situation was observed among the opposition parties as well.