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Vidhan Sabha · Assam · Apr 2026

126 seats. In 2026 Bharatiya Janata Party won 82, a majority on its own. Every seat below links to its full result, turnout and history, from official Election Commission of India data.

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  • BJPBharatiya Janata Party8237.8% votes
  • INCIndian National Congress1929.8% votes
  • AGPAsom Gana Parishad106.5% votes
  • BOPFBodoland Peoples Front103.7% votes
  • AIUDFAll India United Democratic Front25.5% votes
  • RJRDRaijor Dal22.7% votes
Assembly seats
9 SC · 19 ST reserved
86.3%
Turnout 2026
2,16,84,655 voted
2031
Next election due
End of five-year term
Party-wise result 2026

Seats won, seats where the party finished second, and vote share across all 126 constituencies.

Assam 2026 party-wise result
PartyContestedWonRunner-upVotesVote share
BJPBharatiya Janata Party9082381,92,498
37.81%
INCIndian National Congress99196964,64,016
29.84%
AGPAsom Gana Parishad2610614,02,832
6.48%
BOPFBodoland Peoples Front111018,07,546
3.73%
AIUDFAll India United Democratic Front3021111,82,913
5.46%
RJRDRaijor Dal13275,81,574
2.68%
TMCAll India Trinamool Congress22101,93,365
0.89%
IndependentsIndependent258059,47,803
4.37%
ASMJTYPAssam Jatiya Parishad100105,45,601
2.52%
UPPLUnited People's Party, Liberal18094,96,304
2.29%
JMMJharkhand Mukti Morcha16022,51,350
1.16%
BJPINCAGPBOPFAIUDFTMCOthers
Click a seat to open it. Boundaries approximate.
Swing seats

Seats decided by the smallest margins. These are where booth-level work and turnout move results.

  1. AC 30Hajo-Sualkuchi724vote margin · AGP won
  2. AC 10Bilasipara2,694vote margin · AGP won
  3. AC 73Bihpuria8,236vote margin · BJP won
  4. AC 5Parbatjhora9,022vote margin · INC won
  5. AC 89Khowang9,984vote margin · BJP won
  6. AC 90Duliajan10,459vote margin · BJP won
  7. AC 94Mahmora16,021vote margin · BJP won
  8. AC 96Sibsagar17,272vote margin · RJRD won
All seats

Search by name, number or winner; filter by district, reservation or party; sort by closest margin. For the 14 Lok Sabha seats see the parliamentary list.

126 of 126 seats

No.Assembly seatDistrictWinnerMarginTurnout
1Gossaigaon—Sabharam BasumataryBOPF22,97723.0%87.1%
2DotmaST—Rabiram NarzaryBOPF24,28325.8%87.2%
3KokrajharST—Sewli MohilaryBOPF39,63332.2%84.1%
4Baokhungri—Rupam Chandra RoyBOPF23,71015.9%90.0%
5Parbatjhora—Md Ashraful Islam SheikhINC9,0225.5%93.9%
6Golakganj—Ashwini Ray SarkarBJP30,78215.8%94.9%
7Gauripur—Abdus Sobahan Ali SarkarINC1,19,09739.8%96.3%
8Dhubri—Baby BegumINC68,66131.1%94.9%
9Birsing Jarua—Wazed Ali ChoudhuryINC35,88513.1%96.8%
10Bilasipara—Jibesh RoyAGP2,6941.5%93.5%
11Mankachar—Mohibur Rohman (bappy)INC53,14617.8%96.0%
12Jaleshwar—Aftab Uddin MollahINC1,09,68846.8%96.5%
13Goalpara WestST—Pabitra RabhaBJP39,91727.1%91.2%
14Goalpara East—Abul Kalam Rasheed AlamINC51,26123.6%95.1%
15DudhnaiST—Tankeswar RabhaBJP47,63730.2%89.6%
16Abhayapuri—Bhupen RoyBJP58,92635.1%90.8%
17Srijangram—Md. Nurul IslamINC18,3058.1%96.1%
18Bongaigaon—Diptimayee ChoudhuryAGP24,99815.9%91.0%
19Sidli ChirangST—Paniram BrahmaBOPF38,60120.4%86.0%
20Bijni—Arup Kumar DeyBJP33,92720.6%89.3%
21Bhowanipur-Sorbhog—Ranjeet Kumar DassBJP39,15220.1%89.2%
22Mandia—Sherman Ali AhmedTMC27,56110.5%94.0%
23Chenga—Abdur Rahim AhmedINC87,34935.7%95.4%
24BarpetaSC—Dipak Kumar DasAGP47,40231.7%87.3%
25Pakabetbari—Jakir Hussain SikdarINC65,26724.9%95.0%
26Bajali—Dharmeswar RoyAGP24,44617.1%85.2%
27Chamaria—Rekibuddin AhmedINC78,69633.5%94.7%
28Boko-ChaygaonST—Raju MeshBJP59,55435.5%85.2%
29Palasbari—Himangshu Shekhar BaishyaBJP43,95323.6%85.8%
30Hajo-SualkuchiSC—Prakash Chandra DasAGP7240.4%87.7%
31Rangia—Bhabesh KalitaBJP34,02918.4%87.8%
32Kamalpur—Diganta KalitaBJP19,44911.8%88.5%
33Dispur—Pradyut BordoloiBJP49,66726.9%75.5%
34DimoriaSC—Dr. Tapan DasAGP65,38536.5%82.1%
35New Guwahati—Diplu Ranjan SarmahBJP47,66834.1%72.7%
36Guwahati Central—Vijay Kumar GuptaBJP61,92142.1%76.3%
37Jalukbari—Himanta Biswa SarmaBJP89,43452.3%82.3%
38Barkhetri—Narayan DekaBJP28,84414.3%91.4%
39Nalbari—Jayanta MallabaruahBJP60,10132.9%90.9%
40Tihu—Chandramohan PatowaryBJP26,49614.8%87.5%
41Manas—Thaneswar BasumataryBOPF47,41026.8%86.0%
42BaksaST—Maneswar BrahmaBOPF49,05030.4%80.3%
43TamulpurST—Biswajit DaimaryBJP26,74314.9%83.3%
44Goreswar—Victor Kumar DasBJP69,24940.6%82.7%
45Bhergaon—Maheswar BaroBOPF37,79728.3%83.0%
46UdalguriST—Rihon DaimariBOPF27,55419.6%82.6%
47Mazbat—Charan BoroBOPF55,54635.1%84.9%
48Tangla—Bikan Chandra DekaBJP54,60135.5%85.0%
49Sipajhar—Paramananda RajbongshiBJP25,24514.1%87.7%
50Mangaldai—Nilima DeviBJP23,93613.1%90.3%
51Dalgaon—Mazibur RahmanAIUDF28,8809.5%95.9%
52JagiroadSC—Pijush HazarikaBJP93,58442.6%87.5%
53Laharighat—Dr Asif Mohammad NazarINC66,29522.6%95.0%
54Morigaon—Rama Kanta DewriBJP65,48936.9%84.9%
55Dhing—Mehboob MuktarRJRD71,49432.5%92.8%
56Rupahihat—Nurul HudaINC69,76631.6%94.8%
57Kaliabor—Keshab MahantaAGP17,89010.9%86.5%
58Samaguri—Tanzil HussainINC1,08,31050.8%93.9%
59Barhampur—Jitu GoswamiBJP56,14128.5%84.4%
60Nagaon-Batadraba—Rupak SarmahBJP61,98436.7%84.3%

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FAQ

Answers use the official Election Commission of India statistical reports.

How many assembly constituencies are there in Assam?

Assam has 126 assembly constituencies, of which 9 are reserved for Scheduled Castes and 19 for Scheduled Tribes. A party or alliance needs 64 seats for a majority in the Vidhan Sabha.

Which party won the most seats in the 2026 Assam election?

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won 82 of 126 seats with 37.81% of the valid votes. Indian National Congress came second with 19 seats. Seat counts here are for parties, not pre-poll alliances.

What was the voter turnout in Assam in 2026?

Across all 126 seats, 2,16,84,655 of 2,51,17,886 registered electors voted, a turnout of about 86.3%. The seat with the highest turnout is listed first when you sort the table below by turnout.

Which was the closest contest in Assam in 2026?

Hajo-Sualkuchi was decided by just 724 votes. Bilasipara (2,694), Bihpuria (8,236), Parbatjhora (9,022) were also decided by very small margins.

When is the next Assam assembly election?

The assembly elected in 2026 completes its five-year term in 2031, so the next general election is due by then unless the house is dissolved early. The Election Commission of India announces the schedule a few weeks before polling.

Source: Election Commission of India statistical reports for the Assam assembly elections of 2026 (2026 report). Party seat counts are computed from the detailed constituency results. Districts and boundaries: DataMeet (from ECI polling-station maps), approximate.

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