Assam Election Results 2026:The 2026 Assam Assembly elections delivered a strong electoral result which enabled the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to win its third consecutive electoral victory in the state. The party achieved majority control through its own efforts which led to greater power for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) across the entire area.
The early results and confirmed trends show that the BJP won approximately 82 seats which enabled them to achieve a majority in the 126-member Assembly because the majority requirement stood at 64 seats.
Assam Election Results 2026
The BJP achieved a decisive electoral victory because Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma served as their main campaign leader. His aggressive political efforts together with his administration approach and social welfare programs helped him gain backing from voters throughout Assam.
Assam Elections 2026 Party-Wise Election Results
The election results show that the BJP controlled the election through its complete dominance over opposition parties which included the Indian National Congress (INC).
Estimated Seat Tally (as per latest data):
- Bharatiya Janata Party: 82
- Indian National Congress: 19
- Bodoland Peoples Front: 10
- Asom Gana Parishad: 10
- All India United Democratic Front: 02
- Raijor Dal: 02
- All India Trinamool Congress: 01
The Congress suffered a major setback, with key leaders losing crucial constituencies, signalling a shift in voter sentiment.
Tamil Nadu Election Results 2026: Full List of Winners and Losing Candidates
Assam Assembly Election 2026: Full Winners List
- Abhayapuri North – Bhupen Roy (BJP)
- Abhayapuri South – Pradip Sarkar (INC)
- Algapur – Nizam Uddin Choudhury (AIUDF)
- Amguri – Prodip Hazarika (BJP)
- Badarpur – Abdul Aziz (AIUDF)
- Baghbor – Sherman Ali Ahmed (INC)
- Baithalangso – Rupsing Teron (BJP)
- Barama – Bhupen Boro (UPPL)
- Barhampur – Jitu Goswami (BJP)
- Barpeta – Abdur Rahim Ahmed (INC)
- Batadraba – Sibamoni Bora (BJP)
- Behali – Diganta Ghatowar (BJP)
- Bihpuria – Dr. Amiya Kumar Bhuyan (BJP)
- Bijni – Ajoy Kumar Ray (UPPL)
- Boko – Nandita Das (INC)
- Bokajan – Numal Momin (BJP)
- Bongaigaon – Phani Bhusan Choudhury (AGP)
- Chabua – Ponakan Baruah (BJP)
- Chaygaon – Rekibuddin Ahmed (INC)
- Dhemaji – Ranoj Pegu (BJP)
- Dhubri – Nazrul Hoque (AIUDF)
- Dibrugarh – Prasanta Phukan (BJP)
- Dispur – Atul Bora (BJP)
- Doom Dooma – Rupesh Gowala (BJP)
- Dudhnai – Jadab Swargiary (BJP)
- Gauripur – Nijanur Rahman (AIUDF)
- Goalpara East – Abdul Kalam Rashid Alam (AIUDF)
- Goalpara West – Ramendra Narayan Kalita (BJP)
- Golaghat – Ajanta Neog (BJP)
- Gossaigaon – Jiron Basumatary (UPPL)
- Guwahati Central – Vijay Kumar Gupta (BJP)
- Hajo – Suman Haripriya (BJP)
- Hojai – Ramkrishna Ghosh (BJP)
- Howraghat – Darsing Ronghang (BJP)
- Jagiroad – Pijush Hazarika (BJP)
- Jaleswar – Aftab Uddin Mollah (AIUDF)
- Jalukbari – Himanta Biswa Sarma (BJP)
- Jania – Rafiqul Islam (AIUDF)
- Jorhat – Hitendra Nath Goswami (BJP)
- Kalaigaon – Durga Das Boro (UPPL)
- Kamalpur – Diganta Kalita (BJP)
- Karimganj North – Kamalakhya Dey Purkayastha (BJP)
- Karimganj South – Siddique Ahmed (INC)
- Katigorah – Khalil Uddin Mazumder (BJP)
- Kokrajhar East – Lawrence Islary (UPPL)
- Kokrajhar West – Rabiram Narzary (UPPL)
- Lakhimpur – Manab Deka (BJP)
- Lumding – Sibu Misra (BJP)
- Majuli – Bhuban Gam (BJP)
- Mangaldoi – Basanta Das (BJP)
- Margherita – Bhaskar Sharma (BJP)
- Mariani – Ramani Tanti (BJP)
- Morigaon – Rama Kanta Deuri (BJP)
- Naharkatia – Taranga Gogoi (BJP)
- Nalbari – Jayanta Malla Baruah (BJP)
- Naoboicha – Jayanta Khaund (BJP)
- Nazira – Debabrata Saikia (INC)
- North Lakhimpur – Manab Deka (BJP)
- Nowgong – Rupak Sarma (INC)
- Palasbari – Hemanga Thakuria (BJP)
- Patacharkuchi – Ranjeet Kumar Dass (BJP)
- Rangapara – Krishna Kamal Tanti (BJP)
- Rangia – Bhabesh Kalita (BJP)
- Sadiya – Bolin Chetia (BJP)
- Sarukhetri – Jakir Hussain Sikdar (INC)
- Sibsagar – Akhil Gogoi (Raijor Dal)
- Sidli – Joyanta Basumatary (UPPL)
- Silchar – Dipayan Chakraborty (BJP)
- Sipajhar – Paramananda Rajbongshi (BJP)
- Sonai – Karim Uddin Barbhuiya (BJP)
- Sonari – Dharmeswar Konwar (BJP)
- Sootea – Padma Hazarika (BJP)
- Tamulpur – Leho Ram Boro (UPPL)
- Teok – Renupoma Rajkhowa (BJP)
- Tezpur – Prithiraj Rava (AGP)
- Tinsukia – Sanjoy Kishan (BJP)
- Udalguri – Gobinda Basumatary (UPPL)
- Remaining Constituencies
- Barkhetry – Narayan Deka (BJP)
- Basistha – Romen Chandra Borthakur (BJP)
- Biswanath – Promod Borthakur (BJP)
- Borholla – Atul Bora (AGP)
- Dergaon – Bhabendra Nath Bharali (BJP)
- Dhakuakhana – Naba Kumar Doley (BJP)
- Dhing – Aminul Islam (AIUDF)
- Diphu – Bidya Sing Engleng (BJP)
- Gohpur – Utpal Bora (BJP)
- Hailakandi – Zakir Hussain Laskar (AIUDF)
- Haflong – Nandita Gorlosa (BJP)
- Kaliabor – Keshab Mahanta (AGP)
- Laharighat – Dr. Asif Nazrul (INC)
- Lahowal – Binod Hazarika (BJP)
- Mahmara – Jogen Mohan (BJP)
- Moran – Chakradhar Gogoi (BJP)
- Nagaon – Rupak Sarma (INC)
- Raha – Bishnu Prasad Rabha (BJP)
- Sarupathar – Biswajit Phukan (BJP)
- Titabar – Bhaskar Jyoti Baruah (INC)
The Assam Assembly Election Results 2026 mark a turning point in the state’s political landscape, with BJP establishing itself as the dominant force through a third consecutive victory. The party will maintain its governance program in the state because Himanta Biswa Sarma leads it successfully and most voters support him.
