Mira-Bhayandar Polling Stations 2026: Where to Vote on January 15 – Complete List for Mira-Bhayandar Elections
Mira-Bhayandar Municipal Corporation elections are scheduled for January 15, 2026, alongside polls in 28 other Maharashtra civic bodies including Mumbai, Thane, and Navi Mumbai. Voters in Mira-Bhayandar can expect polling stations set up across the city to accommodate the local electorate, with facilities designed for smooth voting processes.
Overview of Mira-Bhayandar Elections
Mira-Bhayandar, a key urban center in Thane district, will hold elections for its municipal council seats as part of the statewide municipal polls. These elections cover 2,869 seats across 29 corporations, highlighting the scale of voter participation expected. While exact seat numbers for Mira-Bhayandar are not detailed separately, the corporation is integrated into this broader framework, ensuring coordinated polling infrastructure.
Election notifications for BMC were issued on December 16, 2025, with others following on December 18, 2025. Nomination filings run from December 23 to 30, 2025, setting the stage for campaigns leading up to the voting day. The State Election Commission oversees the process, emphasizing transparency and accessibility.
How to Find Your Polling Station
Voters can locate their assigned polling station through official channels. The Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra website provides a dedicated Polling Station List tool. Users select Thane district, then the relevant assembly constituency linked to Mira-Bhayandar, to view detailed lists. This interactive portal lists stations by location, often schools, community halls, or public buildings.
Additionally, the Election Commission of India’s online search service allows users to input state (Maharashtra), district (Thane), assembly constituency, and polling station number for precise mapping, including Google Maps integration. Voters should check their EPIC (Electoral Photo Identity Card) or download the e-EPIC for serial numbers and details.
Key Polling Infrastructure Details
Across the 29 municipal corporations, 39,147 polling stations will be operational, supported by 43,958 control units and 87,916 ballot units. For BMC alone, 10,111 stations are planned, indicating robust setup proportional to voter numbers exceeding 3.48 crore statewide. Mira-Bhayandar’s stations will follow similar standards, with over 1,96,605 staff including 290 election officers and 870 assistants deployed overall.
Special features include pink polling stations staffed entirely by women in high female turnout areas, promoting inclusivity. Mobile phones are prohibited inside stations to maintain integrity. Nomination forms are available online but require offline submission, with caste validity certificates due within six months post-results.
Complete List Access and Preparation Tips
A full, exhaustive list of Mira-Bhayandar polling stations is accessible via the CEO Maharashtra portal post-final publication, typically mirroring formats like those in other regions with station numbers tied to schools or halls (e.g., specific room allocations). Voters in areas like Mira Road, Bhayandar East/West, and Pennagolai should verify locations early.
- Visit CEO Maharashtra Polling Stations and select Thane > Mira-Bhayandar linked constituency.
- Use ECI’s voter search portal for name-based lookup.
- Download Voter Turnout App for real-time updates closer to poll day.
- Carry EPIC, follow queue norms, and vote between official hours, usually 7 AM to 6 PM.
Preparation is key: confirm details 48 hours prior, plan travel to avoid delays, and note parking or public transport near stations. Spending limits for candidates vary by category (e.g., Rs 9 lakh for D-class), ensuring fair play.
Voter Statistics and Expectations
Maharashtra’s voter base includes over 1.81 crore males, with reservations for OBC (759 seats), SC (341), ST (77), and women (1,442). Mira-Bhayandar’s demographics contribute to this, with urban voters driving high turnout. Past trends suggest efficient management, but first-time voters should familiarize with EVM processes.
Authorities urge early verification to prevent last-minute issues. With infrastructure scaled for millions, January 15 promises orderly voting across Mira-Bhayandar’s wards.
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