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Rajasthan Deputy Mayor Elections 2026: Voting Begins on 22 September
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 22 Sep 2026, 05:45 PM
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On 22 September, Rajasthan voters will elect deputy mayors, vice chairpersons and vice presidents following the mayoral polls, marking a key stage in the state's 2026 local elections.
After the completion of mayoral polls, Rajasthan’s local bodies are set to hold elections for deputy mayors, vice chairpersons and vice presidents on 22 September 2026.
The elections are a crucial part of the 2026 Rajasthan local body elections, where parties will seek to consolidate their influence at the municipal level. The voting process will be conducted across all districts, with polling stations already prepared by the state election commission.
In recent mayoral results, the Bharatiya Janata Party secured deputy mayor positions in Beikaneer‑Ajmer and Alwar, while the Indian National Congress won its third consecutive term in Sikri. These outcomes set the stage for the upcoming deputy mayor contests.
Political analysts expect the same parties to contest the deputy mayor and vice‑chairperson seats, with local issues such as infrastructure and civic services likely to dominate campaign rhetoric.
Election officials have urged voters to exercise their franchise responsibly, emphasizing the importance of a peaceful and transparent voting process.
The elections are a crucial part of the 2026 Rajasthan local body elections, where parties will seek to consolidate their influence at the municipal level. The voting process will be conducted across all districts, with polling stations already prepared by the state election commission.
In recent mayoral results, the Bharatiya Janata Party secured deputy mayor positions in Beikaneer‑Ajmer and Alwar, while the Indian National Congress won its third consecutive term in Sikri. These outcomes set the stage for the upcoming deputy mayor contests.
Political analysts expect the same parties to contest the deputy mayor and vice‑chairperson seats, with local issues such as infrastructure and civic services likely to dominate campaign rhetoric.
Election officials have urged voters to exercise their franchise responsibly, emphasizing the importance of a peaceful and transparent voting process.