Pune: Draft Voter List Released; Over 1 Lakh Voters in 10 PMC Wards
Pune, 20th November 2025: The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) on Thursday released the draft voter list for the upcoming civic elections, revealing that 35,51,469 citizens are eligible to vote this year. Of the 41 wards, 10 have a voter count exceeding one lakh, posing a tough electoral challenge for candidates.
Ward No. 9 (Sus–Baner–Pashan) has emerged as the largest ward with 1,60,242 voters, while Ward No. 39 (Upper Super–Indiranagar) has the lowest count at 62,205. Ward No. 38 (Balajinagar–Ambegaon–Katraj), which elects five members, has 1,48,769 voters.
The ward structure and reservation categories for PMC have already been finalised. Following this, the administration published the draft list, which often results in voter shifts between wards. Such transfers frequently cause confusion and can impact political strategies. To avoid irregularities, municipal staff have been instructed to closely monitor the compilation process.
Citizens can raise objections
Residents may file individual objections if errors or wrongful entries are found in the draft list. In cases where voters from two housing societies are divided between wards, the society’s president or secretary may submit objections. However, political workers are not allowed to file collective complaints. Candidates will therefore need to reach out to affected voters personally to register objections.
3 lakh double voters flagged
Of the total voter base, 3,468 individuals have been identified as double voters. Their names have been marked with double stars. Municipal staff will contact these citizens and obtain written declarations determining their preferred polling ward, ensuring they do not vote twice, Commissioner Naval Kishore Ram said.
Important dates
– Last date to file objections: November 27, 2025
– Final voter list (after objections): December 5, 2025
– Ward-wise voter list at polling stations: December 8, 2025
– Final polling-station-wise list: December 12, 2025
Ward-wise voter numbers
(As provided; kept in original sequence)
Ward No. 1 Kalas–Dhanori–Lohgaon Remaining: 1,05,713
Ward No. 2 Phulenagar–Nagpurchal: 78,626
Ward No. 3 Vimannagar–Lohgaon: 1,07,028
Ward No. 4 Kharadi–Wagholi: 1,24,667
Ward No. 5 Kalyani Nagar–Vadgaon Sheri: 82,132
Ward No. 6 Yerawada–Gandhinagar: 72,507
Ward No. 7 Gokhale Nagar–Wakdewadi: 80,451
Ward No. 8 Aundh–Bopodi: 90,799
Ward No. 9 Sus–Baner–Pashan: 1,60,242
Ward No. 10 Bavdhan Bhusari Colony: 79,278
Ward No. 11 Rambagh Colony–Shivatirth Nagar: 70,605
Ward No. 12 Shivajinagar–Model Colony: 72,480
Ward No. 13 Pune Station–Jaijawan Nagar: 76,136
Ward No. 14 Koregaon Park–Ghorpadi Mundhwa: 71,819
Ward No. 15 Manjari Budruk–Keshavnagar–Sadesatranali: 1,11,735
Ward No. 16 Hadapsar–Saatavadi: 91,422
Ward No. 17 Ramtekdi–Malwadi–Vaiduwadi: 82,044
Ward No. 18 Wanawadi–Salunkhe Vihar: 71,138
Ward No. 19 Kondhwa Khurd–Kauserbagh: 1,02,553
Ward No. 20 Shankar Maharaj Math–Bibwewadi: 65,061
Ward No. 21 Mukund Nagar–Salisbury Park: 69,122
Ward No. 22 Kashewadi–Dias Plot: 73,002
Ward No. 23 Laviwar Peth–Nana Peth: 79,726
Ward No. 24 Kasba Ganapati–Kamala Nehru Hospital–KME Hospital: 70,707
Ward No. 25 Shaniwar Peth–Mahatma Phule Mandai: 71,765
Ward No. 26 Ghorpade Peth–Guruwar Peth–Samatabhoomi: 67,008
Ward No. 27 Navi Peth–Parvati: 70,838
Ward No. 28 Janata Vasahat–Hingne Khurd: 73,104
Ward No. 29 Deccan Gymkhana–Happy Colony: 68,668
Ward No. 30 Karvenagar–Hingne Home Colony: 69,211
Ward No. 31 Mayur Colony–Kothrud: 81,449
Ward No. 32 Warje–Popular Nagar: 87,438
Ward No. 33 Shivne–Khadakwasla–Dhayari Part: 1,14,882
Ward No. 34 Narhe–Vadgaon Budruk–Dhayari: 1,04,798
Ward No. 35 Suncity–Manikbag: 69,802
Ward No. 36 Sahakarnagar–Padmavati: 79,925
Ward No. 37 Dhankawadi–Katraj Dairy: 74,519
Ward No. 38 Balajinagar–Ambegaon–Katraj: 1,48,769
Ward No. 39 Upper Super–Indiranagar: 62,205
Ward No. 40 Kondhwa Budruk–Yevlewadi: 98,913
Ward No. 41 Mahamadwadi–Undri: 1,19,167
Total: 35,51,469 voters
