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Rajasthan Municipality Results: Raipur and Malpura Counting Begins Today
People in two Rajasthan municipalities voted to choose their local representatives.
The votes in Raipur and Malpura are being counted on September 14, 2026.
Counting began at 8 am.
Raipur has 25 wards, while Malpura has 40 wards.
Raipur had 85 candidates in the election.
Malpura had 161 candidates.
More than three-quarters of voters participated in both municipalities.
The articles provide live updates but do not yet state which party won the wards.
Vote counting for Raipur and Malpura municipalities began at 8 am on September 14, 2026.
Raipur Municipality, in Beawar district, has 25 wards and recorded 78.67% turnout.
Malpura Municipality, in Tonk district, has 40 wards and recorded 83.15% turnout.
Raipur had 85 candidates contesting after withdrawals and rejected nominations, while Malpura had 161.
Both municipalities voted in Phase 2 of Rajasthan’s urban local body elections on September 11.
- Who
- Voters, candidates and political parties contesting the Raipur and Malpura municipal elections.
- What
- Votes are being counted for the 2026 Raipur and Malpura Municipality elections.
- Where
- Raipur Municipality in Beawar district and Malpura Municipality in Tonk district, Rajasthan, India.
- When
- Counting began at 8 am on September 14, 2026; voting took place on September 11, 2026.
- Why
- To determine the elected ward representatives in the municipalities; elections for chairpersons and other posts are scheduled separately.
Key facts
- Counting date
- September 14, 2026
- Counting start
- 8 am
- Raipur wards
- 25
- Malpura wards
- 40
- Raipur turnout
- 78.67%
- Malpura turnout
- 83.15%
- Chairperson elections
- Scheduled for September 21, 2026
- Deputy post elections
- Scheduled for September 22, 2026
Sources
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