Assam Election Results 2026 LIVE: As the first light of May 4 spreads across Assam, counting centres begin to open their gates, and a quiet tension settles over the state. From 8 in the morning, officials start the long process of counting votes across all 126 assembly constituencies. Inside strong rooms, sealed machines are in place under tight watch. Outside, party workers, candidates, anxious supporters wait for the first signs of who is leading.
The voting took place in a single phase on April 9, and the people responded in large numbers. More than 85 percent of eligible voters cast their ballots.
As counting begins, early trends are likely to trickle in gradually. Numbers will shift hour by hour, and eyes across the state and beyond are fixed on real-time updates provided through the Election Commission’s official website.
Also Read: Assam key constituencies to watch on May 4. From BJP strongholds to Congress battlegrounds, 126 seats await counting day outcome
At the centre of this contest is the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, led by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. The party is hoping to return to power for a third consecutive term.
Facing them is the Congress, which has been working hard to regain lost ground in the state. The campaign on their side has been led prominently by Gaurav Gogoi. He is a key figure in the party and the son of former Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi.
Here at The Statesman, we bring you real-time updates as the results unfold. So stay with us for every key moment.
Dhing Assembly Seat: Raijor Dal leads in Round 1 counting
In Assam’s Dhing (Assembly Constituency 55), early counting trends after Round 1 of 19 show a strong lead for Raijor Dal.
Raijor Dal candidate Mehboob Muktar is leading with 8,047 votes, ahead by 5,998 votes.
AIUDF candidate Matiur Rahman is trailing with 2,049 votes.
BJP candidate Mukut Kumar Debnath is further behind with 160 votes as counting continues.
Jorhat Assembly Seat: INC's Gaurav Gogoi trails after Round 2 counting
In Assam’s Jorhat (Assembly Constituency 100), early counting trends after Round 2 of 14 show a close contest between BJP and Congress candidates.
BJP candidate Hitendra Nath Goswami is currently leading with 9,023 votes, maintaining a margin of 1,191 votes.
Congress candidate Gaurav Gogoi is trailing with 7,832 votes as counting continues.
Assam Early Trends: BJP ahead with clear lead as counting progresses
As per the latest early trends in Assam Assembly counting, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is leading with 57 seats, maintaining a strong position in the race.
The Indian National Congress (INC) is ahead in 19 seats, while the Bodoland Peoples Front (BOPF) is leading in 8 seats. The Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) is ahead in 6 seats, and the Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP/ASMJTYP) is leading in 3 seats.
The CPI(M) and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) are each leading in 1 seat.
Counting is still underway, and these figures reflect early trends
Assam Early Trends: BJP ahead with clear lead as counting progresses
As per the latest early trends in Assam Assembly counting, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is leading with 57 seats, maintaining a strong position in the race.
The Indian National Congress (INC) is ahead in 19 seats, while the Bodoland Peoples Front (BOPF) is leading in 8 seats. The Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) is ahead in 6 seats, and the Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP/ASMJTYP) is leading in 3 seats.
The CPI(M) and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) are each leading in 1 seat.
Counting is still underway, and these figures reflect early trends
Assam Early Trends: JMM leads in Bhergaon seat
In Assam’s Bhergaon (Assembly Constituency 45), early counting trends show the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha making a lead.
Jharkhand Mukti Morcha candidate Prabhat Das Panika is ahead with 7,700 votes, maintaining a narrow margin of 331 votes after Round 2 of 15.
Gaurav Gogoi says Congress monitoring counting closely across Assam
Assam Congress President Gaurav Gogoi said the party has deployed multiple observers across the state to closely monitor the vote counting process.
He said these observers are in constant touch with the AICC team, which will escalate any complaints to the Election Commission of India. Gogoi added that the party is hopeful of a positive result and is carefully tracking each round of counting.
He further said that Congress has set up monitoring systems in every district and counting centre to watch for any administrative lapses or malpractice. According to him, party workers are also checking EVM movement and related procedures from the first round itself.
Gogoi also referred to past concerns raised by the party regarding unused EVMs being stored without proper security, saying Congress had previously highlighted such issues after field visits by its representatives.
BPF leads in seven constituencies
Dotma (2) shows Rabiram Narzary leading with 2,577 votes and a margin of 537 in Round 1/13. Baokhungri (4) has Rupam Chandra Roy ahead with 4,189 votes and a margin of 2,177 in Round 1/16.
Manas (41) shows Thaneswar Basumatary leading with 4,461 votes and a margin of 2,061 in Round 1/19.
Baksa (42) has Maneswar Brahma in front with 5,402 votes and a margin of 3,688 in Round 1/18. Bhergaon (45) shows Maheswar Baro leading with 3,905 votes and a margin of 378 in Round 1/15.
Udalguri (46) has Rihon Daimari ahead with 8,889 votes and a margin of 3,064 in Round 2/15.
Mazbat (47) shows Charan Boro leading with 9,246 votes and a margin of 1,989 in Round 2/16.
Assam Jatiya Parishad leads in three seats
Bajali (26) shows Dilip Baruah leading with 5,692 votes and a margin of 3,037 in Round 1/16. Morigaon (54) has Bani Kanta Das ahead with 4,243 votes and a margin of 282 in Round 1/20.
Binnakandi (62) shows Rejaul Karim Chowdhury leading narrowly with 3,681 votes and a margin of 31 in Round 1/25.
Asom Gana Parishad leads in four constituencies
Barpeta (24) shows AGP candidate Dipak Kumar Das leading with 5,837 votes and a margin of 3,280 in Round 1/16. Dimoria (34) has Dr. Tapan Das ahead with 6,993 votes and a margin of 4,607 in Round 1/19.
Kaliabor (57) shows Keshab Mahanta leading with 4,272 votes and a margin of 1,932 in Round 1/18.
Nowboicha (75) has Basanta Das in front with 4,918 votes and a margin of 463 in Round 1/16.
Asom Gana Parishad leads in four constituencies
Barpeta (24) shows AGP candidate Dipak Kumar Das leading with 5,837 votes and a margin of 3,280 in Round 1/16. Dimoria (34) has Dr. Tapan Das ahead with 6,993 votes and a margin of 4,607 in Round 1/19.
Kaliabor (57) shows Keshab Mahanta leading with 4,272 votes and a margin of 1,932 in Round 1/18.
Nowboicha (75) has Basanta Das in front with 4,918 votes and a margin of 463 in Round 1/16.
Congress leads in 3 seats in initial counting
Early counting trends from Assam show the Indian National Congress leading in a few constituencies as Round 1 counting progresses.
Constituency-wise results
Mandia (22): Abdul Khaleque
6,447 votes | Margin: +3,241 | Round 1/22
Pakabetbari (25): Jakir Hussain Sikdar
8,148 votes | Margin: +5,804 | Round 1/23
Mangaldai (50): Rijumoni Talukdar
8,946 votes | Margin: +6,107 | Round 1/18
Early trends for Bodoland Peoples Front
Early trends from the Assam Assembly elections show the Bodoland Peoples Front making leads in three constituencies.
Constituency-wise early status
Baksa (42): Maneswar Brahma
Total votes: 5,402
Margin: +3,688
Status: Round 1/18
Udalguri (46): Rihon Daimari
Total votes: 4,681
Margin: +1,496
Status: Round 1/15
Mazbat (47): Charan Boro
Total votes: 4,195
Margin: +160
Status: Round 1/16
Strong leads for NDA candidates across multiple seats
Early counting trends from several Assam Assembly constituencies show leading candidates with varying margins as Round 1 counting continues.
Constituency-wise early results
1. Bhowanipur-Sorbhog (21): Ranjeet Kumar Dass
5,359 votes | Margin: +1,126 | Round 1/20
2. Tangla (48): Bikan Chandra Deka
4,974 votes | Margin: +2,450 | Round 1/18
3. Jagiroad (52): Pijush Hazarika
6,613 votes | Margin: +5,300 | Round 1/24
4. Nagaon-Batadraba (60): Rupak Sarmah
8,245 votes | Margin: +6,215 | Round 1/18
5. Biswanath (70): Pallab Lochan Das
4,516 votes | Margin: +1,441 | Round 1/17
6. Dhemaji (78): Dr. Ranoj Pegu
6,812 votes | Margin: +3,716 | Round 1/17
7. Sissibargaon (79): Jiban Gogoi
3,551 votes | Margin: +1,734 | Round 1/17
8. Jonai (80): Bhubon Pegu
4,708 votes | Margin: +1,211 | Round 1/21
9. Tinsukia (86): Pulok Gohain
3,843 votes | Margin: +1,280 | Round 1/20
10. Dibrugarh (88): Prasanta Phukan
5,137 votes | Margin: +2,752 | Round 1/17
11. Duliajan (90): Rameswar Teli
4,648 votes | Margin: +608 | Round 1/16
12. Tingkhong (91): Bimal Borah
12,918 votes | Margin: +6,925 | Round 2/16
13. Naharkatia (92): Taranga Gogoi
5,933 votes | Margin: +4,037 | Round 1/15
14. Sonari (93): Dhormeswar Konwar
3,069 votes | Margin: +346 | Round 1/21
15. Mahmora (94): Suruj Dehingia
3,688 votes | Margin: +144 | Round 1/19
16. Jorhat (100): Hitendra Nath Goswami
4,993 votes | Margin: +1,056 | Round 1/14
17. Golaghat (103): Ajanta Neog
4,599 votes | Margin: +976 | Round 1/20
18. Dergaon (104): Mridul Kumar Dutta
6,324 votes | Margin: +4,025 | Round 1/17
19. Sarupathar (107): Biswajit Phukan
4,613 votes | Margin: +750 | Round 1/16
20. Ram Krishna Nagar (126): Bijoy Malakar
7,992 votes | Margin: +6,902 | Round 1/20
Early trends for Bodoland Peoples Front
Early trends from the Assam Assembly elections show the Bodoland Peoples Front making leads in three constituencies.
Constituency-wise early status
Baksa (42): Maneswar Brahma
Total votes: 5,402
Margin: +3,688
Status: Round 1/18
Udalguri (46): Rihon Daimari
Total votes: 4,681
Margin: +1,496
Status: Round 1/15
Mazbat (47): Charan Boro
Total votes: 4,195
Margin: +160
Status: Round 1/16
BJP leads TMC in Amta after first round of counting
In the first round of counting in the Amta (181) constituency, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate has secured 150 votes, while the Trinamool Congress (TMC) has polled 90 votes.
Early trends indicate a lead for the BJP in the constituency as counting continues.
Assam Early Trends: BJP leads in initial seat count
Early trends from Assam vote counting show the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) taking an early lead across constituencies, according to party-wise results.
Party-wise early trends
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP): 14 leading, 0 won (Total: 14)
Bodoland Peoples Front: 3 leading, 0 won (Total: 3)
Indian National Congress (INC): 2 leading, 0 won (Total: 2)
Asom Gana Parishad: 1 leading, 0 won (Total: 1)
Assam Jatiya Parishad: 1 leading, 0 won (Total: 1)
Mangaldai Assembly Seat: Rijumoni Talukdar of INC leads in Round 1 counting
In Assam’s Mangaldai (Assembly Constituency 50), early counting trends from Round 1 of 18 show a clear lead for the Congress candidate.
Round 1 vote count
Rijumoni Talukdar (Indian National Congress): 8,946 votes
Nilima Devi (BJP): 2,839 votes
Azizur Rahman (AIUDF): 191 votes
Ajit Acharjya (SUCI-C): 84 votes
Harekrishna Deka (AITC): 64 votes
Prabin Kr. Deka (Independent): 49 votes
NOTA (None of the Above): 43 votes
Pakabetbari Assembly Seat: INC leads in early round 1 counting
In Assam’s Pakabetbari (Assembly Constituency 25), counting is underway and Round 1 of 23 has been completed. Early trends show a lead for the Indian National Congress candidate.
Round 1 vote status
Leading: Jakir Hussain Sikdar: 8,148 votes (+5,804)
Minakshi Rahman (AIUDF): 2,344 votes (−5,804), trailing
Tara Prasad Das (AGP): 771 votes (−7,377), trailing
Sabbir Hussain Poramanik (Independent): 46 votes (−8,102), trailing
Halima Khatun (SUCI-C): 33 votes (−8,115), trailing
NOTA (None of the Above): 159 votes
Golaghat Assembly Seat: BJP’s Ajanta Neog leads after round 1 counting
In Assam’s Golaghat (Assembly Constituency 103), early counting trends show BJP candidate Ajanta Neog taking the lead after the first round of counting (1/20 rounds).
She is ahead with 4,599 votes, leading by 976 votes.
Congress candidate Bitupan Saikia is in second place with 3,623 votes.
Independent candidate Rubul Borah is trailing far behind with 128 votes, while NOTA has received 159 votes.
Congress candidate Santanu Bora confident of victory in Assam
As counting of votes for the Assam Assembly elections 2026 continues, Congress candidate from New Guwahati, Santanu Bora, said he is confident that the Congress will form the next government in the state.
He expressed optimism that the party’s performance will reflect public support.
BJP Spokesperson Syed Zafar Islam predicts strong performance across states
BJP spokesperson Syed Zafar Islam said that the party is heading for strong electoral results across multiple states.
He stated that West Bengal is expected to deliver a “historic result” with hopes of a clear majority for the BJP. He also said Tamil Nadu may see a surprising outcome, while Assam is expected to give the party a clear majority.
He further added that Puducherry is likely to be won by the BJP, and the party will also put up a strong, historic performance in Kerala this time.
BJP leader Charu Pragya says early trends favour party in Assam
BJP leader Charu Pragya said that early trends from Assam are completely in favour of the Bharatiya Janata Party.
She made the remark as vote counting continues across the state.
BJP’s Bhupen Bora says Assam united for development under Himanta Biswa Sarma
BJP candidate for Bihpuria Assembly constituency, Bhupen Bora, said that people in Assam have come together in support of development.
He added that the state needs progress and credited this unity to the leadership of Himanta Biswa Sarma, as counting of votes continues across constituencies.
BJP’s Milon Das praises arrangements, expresses confidence of win
BJP candidate from Hailakandi, Milon Das, said the counting process began smoothly in the morning with strong arrangements in place.
He noted that ballot counting is currently underway and EVM counting will start shortly. Das praised the efforts of the district administration and the Election Commission of India, calling the arrangements excellent, and said he is fully confident of winning.
Early trends show NDA leading
Initial trends from postal ballot counting show the BJP-led NDA taking an early lead in Assam, ahead in 25 seats.
The Congress-led alliance is trailing behind, with leads in seven seats so far.
Debabrata Saikia says people may choose change in Assam
Leader of Opposition and Congress candidate from Nazira, Debabrata Saikia, said he hopes voters will bring a change in government.
He criticised the BJP, saying promises of “good days” made since 2014 have not been fulfilled. Saikia added that issues related to Assamese identity, culture and language are under threat, and expressed hope that people will give the opposition a chance to serve them.
ECI says Assam fully prepared for smooth and transparent counting
The Election Commission of India said Assam is fully prepared for the vote counting process. It added that coordinated arrangements have been put in place at every centre to ensure the process is smooth, transparent and efficient.
ECI says Assam fully prepared for smooth and transparent counting
The Election Commission of India said Assam is fully prepared for the vote counting process. It added that coordinated arrangements have been put in place at every centre to ensure the process is smooth, transparent and efficient.
AGP’s Basanta Das confident of NDA return in Assam
AGP candidate from Nowboicha, Basanta Das, said the district administration has made proper arrangements for the counting process.
He expressed full confidence in victory, saying the alliance will win again. Das added that under the leadership of Himanta Biswa Sarma, the government will be formed once more in the state.
AGP’s Basanta Das confident of NDA return in Assam
AGP candidate from Nowboicha, Basanta Das, said the district administration has made proper arrangements for the counting process.
He expressed full confidence in victory, saying the alliance will win again. Das added that under the leadership of Himanta Biswa Sarma, the government will be formed once more in the state.
Akhil Gogoi backs opposition, eyes 70+ seats in Assam
Raijor Dal president and Sivasagar candidate, Akhil Gogoi, extended his best wishes to all 722 candidates contesting across 126 constituencies.
He expressed hope that opposition parties will come to power, claiming they could secure more than 70 seats and form the next government in the state.
Congress candidate Ajoy Kumar Gogoi hopes for party’s return to power
Congress candidate from Demow, Ajoy Kumar Gogoi, said he is hopeful that the election results will reflect the wishes of the people and party workers.
He expressed confidence that the outcome will favour the Congress and added that he hopes the party will form the next government in the state.
What exit polls predicted for Assam elections
Different exit polls have given a clear edge to the BJP-led NDA in Assam, though the exact numbers vary across agencies.
Axis My India predicted a big win for the NDA with 88-100 seats, while the Congress and its allies were projected to get 24-36 seats. People’s Pulse gave a slightly lower estimate for the NDA at 68-72 seats, and 22-26 for Congress and its partners.
Matrize forecast 85-95 seats for the NDA and 25-32 for the opposition. JVC projected 88-101 seats for the BJP-led alliance and 23-33 for Congress and allies. Kamakhya Analytics also estimated 85-95 seats for the NDA and 26-39 for the opposition.
People’s Insight predicted 88-96 seats for the NDA and 30-34 for Congress, while Poll Diary forecast 86-101 seats for the NDA and 15-26 for the Congress-led alliance.
Overall, most exit polls suggest a strong advantage for the BJP-led NDA in the state.
What exit polls predicted for Assam elections
Different exit polls have given a clear edge to the BJP-led NDA in Assam, though the exact numbers vary across agencies.
Axis My India predicted a big win for the NDA with 88-100 seats, while the Congress and its allies were projected to get 24-36 seats. People’s Pulse gave a slightly lower estimate for the NDA at 68-72 seats, and 22-26 for Congress and its partners.
Matrize forecast 85-95 seats for the NDA and 25-32 for the opposition. JVC projected 88-101 seats for the BJP-led alliance and 23-33 for Congress and allies. Kamakhya Analytics also estimated 85-95 seats for the NDA and 26-39 for the opposition.
People’s Insight predicted 88-96 seats for the NDA and 30-34 for Congress, while Poll Diary forecast 86-101 seats for the NDA and 15-26 for the Congress-led alliance.
Overall, most exit polls suggest a strong advantage for the BJP-led NDA in the state.
BJP’s Vijay Gupta confident of third term as counting begins
BJP candidate from Guwahati Central, Vijay Gupta, said the party is confident of forming the government for a third consecutive time in Assam.
He expressed belief that BJP candidates will win with strong margins and thanked Narendra Modi and Himanta Biswa Sarma for their leadership and support.
watch | Guwahati, Assam: Vijay Gupta, BJP candidate from Guwahati Central assembly constituency, says, "The Bharatiya Janata Party is confident that its government is going to be formed for the third time, and all its candidates will win by a very good margin. And for that, I… pic.twitter.com/TBN5PnQHio
— ANI (@ANI) May 4, 2026
Strong security and new QR system in place for vote counting in Jorhat
District Commissioner of Jorhat, Jay Shivani, said that preparations for vote counting have been completed smoothly. The strong rooms of all four constituencies have been opened in the presence of candidates’ representatives and official observers to ensure full transparency.
He said that counting agents are now entering the counting halls across all four constituencies. This time, the Election Commission of India has introduced QR code-based ID cards. Security personnel from the CRPF are being allowed entry only after scanning these QR codes outside the counting centres.
As per guidelines, counting of postal ballots will begin at 8:00 am, while counting of votes from EVMs will start 30 minutes later. A strict three-tier security system has been put in place to maintain order.
Officials have also ensured that no unauthorised person can carry mobile phones or communication devices inside the counting halls. However, candidates are allowed to enter as per the rules.
watch | Assam Assembly Elections 2026 | Jorhat: On the preparation for the counting of votes, DC Jorhat, Shri Jay Shivani says, "We've opened the strong rooms of all four constituencies. The candidates' representatives were present, and in their presence and in the presence of… pic.twitter.com/Z5jCZSvmvF
— ANI (@ANI) May 4, 2026
BJP candidate Munindra Das confident of big win ahead of counting
BJP candidate Munindra Das said he began his day early as vote counting is set to start at 8 am. He visited the sacred Gangmou Than to seek blessings before heading to the counting centre with party workers and counting agents.
Das expressed strong confidence in the outcome, saying he is certain of winning the election by a huge margin.
Celebrations begin at BJP HQ as counting set to start across five states
Preparations are underway at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi, where poori and sweets are being made as counting of votes is set to begin shortly for Assembly elections in Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Puducherry.
Along with these, counting for by-polls in seven Assembly constituencies across five states is also taking place today.
watch | Delhi: Poori and sweets being prepared at the BJP Headquarters in Delhi as counting of votes for the elections to the Assemblies of Assam, Keralam, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Puducherry will begin shortly.
— ANI (@ANI) May 4, 2026
Counting of votes for by-polls in seven Assembly… pic.twitter.com/UKdgMXc1rW
Heavy security deployed for vote counting across the state
A total of 25 companies of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) have been deployed to guard counting centres and strongrooms where the electronic voting machines (EVMs) are stored.
Around 800 additional unarmed police personnel will be engaged to safely transport EVMs from strongrooms to counting halls. Chief Electoral Officer Anurag Goel had also said that two extra CAPF companies will remain on static duty as an added precaution.
In addition, 93 companies of state armed police have already been stationed across districts. Authorities have also mobilised 85 Assault Groups to respond quickly to any untoward situation on counting day.
Exit poll predicts landslide win for BJP-led NDA in Assam
According to the Axis My India exit poll, the BJP-led NDA is likely to secure a big victory in the Assam Assembly elections. The alliance is projected to win between 88 and 100 seats out of 126.
The Congress-led alliance is expected to fall behind, with an estimated 24 to 36 seats. The BJP alone is likely to emerge as the single-largest party, with a projected tally of 70 to 80 seats.
Key constituencies: BJP bastions and Congress battlegrounds in focus
As counting begins across Assam’s 126 Assembly constituencies on May 4, attention is focused on several key seats that could shape the final outcome.
BJP’s Pradyut Bordoloi confident of NDA win
BJP candidate from Dispur, Pradyut Bordoloi, said the counting of votes is about to begin and the mood across the state points to strong support for the BJP and its allies.
He expressed confidence that by evening, the results will show a clear mandate in favour of the BJP-led NDA. Bordoloi added that he expects Himanta Biswa Sarma to return as Chief Minister for another term.
watch | Guwahati, Assam: BJP candidate from Dispur assembly constituency Pradyut Bordoloi, says, "The counting of votes is going to start very soon now. You can feel it throughout Assam that people have voted overwhelmingly for the BJP and BJP BJP-led NDA. I'm sure that by… https://t.co/1CKd4873Xo pic.twitter.com/3LY6UVHW1L
— ANI (@ANI) May 4, 2026
Vote counting starts at 8 am; agents gather in Guwahati counting centre
In Guwahati, counting agents from different political parties have started reaching the strong room for five assembly constituencies in Kamrup (Metro) district. The counting is taking place at the Maniram Dewan Trade Centre.
The counting of votes for all 126 Assembly constituencies will begin at 8 am.