Assam Assembly Election Results 2026 Live, ECI.Gov.in: The Assembly elections in Assam were held on April 9, and the counting of votes for the 126 Assembly constituencies began at 8 am today.
The electoral fate of 722 candidates, including 59 women, contesting across 126 constituencies, will be decided through EVMs that have been stored in heavily guarded strong rooms, secured by 25 companies of Central Armed Police Forces.
The northeastern state, currently governed by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma of the BJP, is looking for a third straight term in power. Meanwhile, Congress is seeking a comeback under Gaurav Gogoi, son of former chief minister Tarun Gogoi and a senior leader in the Lok Sabha.
126 constituencies to watch
Ratabari (Karimganj)
Patharkandi (Karimganj)
Karimganj (North Karimganj)
Karimganj (South Karimganj)
Badarpur (Karimganj)
Hailakandi (Hailakandi)
Katlicherra (Hailakandi)
Algapur (Hailakandi)
Silchar (Cachar)
Sonai (Cachar)
Dholai (Cachar)
Udharbond (Cachar)
Lakhipur (Cachar)
Barkhola (Cachar)
Katigora (Cachar)
Haflong (Dima Hasao)
Bokajan (Karbi Anglong)
Howraghat (Karbi Anglong)
Diphu (Karbi Anglong)
Baithalangso (Karbi Anglong)
Mankachar (Dhubri)
Salmara (South Dhubri)
Dhubri (Dhubri)
Gauripur (Dhubri)
Golakganj (Dhubri)
Bilasipara (West Dhubri)
Bilasipara (East Dhubri)
Gossaigaon (Kokrajhar)
Kokrajhar (West Kokrajhar)
Kokrajhar (East Kokrajhar)
Sidli (Kokrajhar)
Bongaigaon (Bongaigaon)
Bijni (Bongaigaon)
Abhayapuri (North Bongaigaon)
Abhayapuri (South Bongaigaon)
Dudhnai (Goalpara)
Goalpara (East Goalpara)
Goalpara (West Goalpara)
Jaleswar (Goalpara)
Sorbhog (Barpeta)
Bhabanipur (Barpeta)
Patacharkuchi (Barpeta)
Barpeta (Barpeta)
Jania (Barpeta)
Baghbar (Barpeta)
Sarukhetri (Barpeta)
Chenga (Barpeta)
Boko (Kamrup)
Chaygaon (Kamrup)
Palasbari (Kamrup)
Jalukbari (Kamrup Metropolitan)
Dispur (Kamrup Metropolitan)
Gauhati East (Kamrup Metropolitan)
Gauhati West (Kamrup Metropolitan)
Hajo (Kamrup)
Kamalpur (Kamrup)
Rangia (Kamrup)
Tamulpur (Nalbari)
Nalbari (Nalbari)
Barkhetri (Nalbari)
Dharmapur (Nalbari)
Barama (Nalbari)
Chapaguri (Nalbari)
Panery (Udalguri)
Kalaigaon (Darrang)
Sipajhar (Darrang)
Mangaldoi (Darrang)
Dalgaon (Darrang)
Udalguri (Udalguri)
Majbat (Udalguri)
Dhekiajuli (Sonitpur)
Barchalla (Sonitpur)
Tezpur (Sonitpur)
Rangapara (Sonitpur)
Sootea (Sonitpur)
Biswanath (Sonitpur)
Behali (Sonitpur)
Gohpur (Sonitpur)
Jagiroad (Marigaon)
Marigaon (Marigaon)
Laharighat (Marigaon)
Raha (Nagaon)
Dhing (Nagaon)
Batadroba (Nagaon)
Rupohihat (Nagaon)
Nowgong (Nagaon)
Barhampur (Nagaon)
Samaguri (Nagaon)
Kaliabor (Nagaon)
Jamunamukh (Nagaon)
Hojai (Nagaon)
Lumding (Nagaon)
Bokakhat (Golaghat)
Sarupathar (Golaghat)
Golaghat (Golaghat)
Khumtai (Golaghat)
Dergaon (Jorhat)
Jorhat (Jorhat)
Majuli (Jorhat)
Titabar (Jorhat)
Mariani (Jorhat)
Teok (Jorhat)
Amguri (Sibsagar)
Nazira (Sibsagar)
Mahmara (Sibsagar)
Sonari (Sibsagar)
Thowra (Sibsagar)
Sibsagar (Sibsagar)
Bihpuria (Lakhimpur)
Naoboicha (Lakhimpur)
Lakhimpur (Lakhimpur)
Dhakuakhana (Lakhimpur)
Dhemaji (Dhemaji)
Jonai (Dhemaji)
Moran (Dibrugarh)
Dibrugarh (Dibrugarh)
Lahowal (Dibrugarh)
Duliajan (Dibrugarh)
Tingkhong (Dibrugarh)
Naharkatia (Dibrugarh)
Chabua (Dibrugarh)
Tinsukia (Tinsukia)
Digboi (Tinsukia)
Margherita (Tinsukia)
Doom Dooma (Tinsukia)
Sadiya (Tinsukia)
The high-stake battle is focused on development and governance versus economic concerns and welfare expansion, with both the parties placing their manifestos at the core of their campaign.
Most of the pollsters predicted a clear win for the BJP-led NDA in the 2026 Assam Assembly elections. The surveys suggested that the ruling alliance under Sarma is likely to make a hattrick. Exit polls estimated the NDA could secure around 85 to 100 seats in the 126-member Assembly, pointing to a comfortable majority.
At the same time, the Congress-led alliance was projected to remain behind, with estimates ranging between 24 and 40 seats.
Assam recorded a voter turnout of 85.38 per cent in the April 9 polling, the highest since the state's first election in 1951, signalling strong public participation in what is shaping up to be a closely watched verdict.
Live results are available on the Election Commission of India's official website, results.eci.gov.in. For the latest updates on the Assam Assembly results 2026, you can also visit etnownews.com.
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https://results.eci.gov.in/ResultAcGenMay2026/partywiseresult-S03.htm
Assam Election: Counting process and key locations
- Counting of votes began at 8 am, with postal ballots being taken up first.
- Counting is being held at 40 centres across all 35 districts, with most districts having a single centre covering all constituencies.
- However, in Nagaon district, counting is being conducted at three separate centres, while Kokrajhar, Tinsukia and Jorhat have two centres each.
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