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Sawar, Sarwad Municipality Vote Counting Begins in Rajasthan
Votes are being counted in the Sawar and Sarwad municipality elections.
Counting began at 8am on September 14, 2026.
Both municipalities are in Ajmer district of Rajasthan.
Sawar has 20 wards, while Sarwad has 25 wards.
Sawar had 53 candidates in the contest.
Sarwad had 64 candidates in the contest.
Turnout was 80.87% in Sawar and 86.19% in Sarwad.
The elections are part of Rajasthan’s wider urban local body election process.
Vote counting for Sawar and Sarwad municipalities began at 8am on September 14, 2026.
Sawar Municipality in Ajmer district has 20 wards and recorded 80.87% voter turnout.
Sarwad Municipality in Ajmer district has 25 wards and recorded 86.19% voter turnout.
Sawar had 53 candidates remaining after withdrawals and rejections, while Sarwad had 64.
Both municipalities voted in Phase 1 of Rajasthan’s urban local body elections on September 9.
- Who
- Voters, candidates and parties contesting the Sawar and Sarwad municipality elections, including the BJP and Congress.
- What
- Vote counting for the 2026 Sawar and Sarwad municipality elections began.
- Where
- Sawar and Sarwad municipalities in Ajmer district, Rajasthan, India.
- When
- Counting began at 8am on September 14, 2026; voting took place on September 9, 2026.
- Why
- The counting is part of Rajasthan’s 2026 two-phase urban local body election process.
Key facts
- Counting date
- September 14, 2026
- Counting start time
- 8am
- Sawar wards
- 20
- Sarwad wards
- 25
- Sawar voter turnout
- 80.87%
- Sarwad voter turnout
- 86.19%
- Statewide election coverage
- 309 municipal bodies across two phases
Sources
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