Full List of Winners in Assam Elections 2026: NDA Sweeps State With Massive Majority

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The Assam Assembly Election 2026 results have reshaped the state’s political landscape, with the BJP-led NDA securing a landslide victory across the state. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma emerged as the central figure of the election, steering the BJP to a dominant win with 82 seats.

The 126-seat Assam Assembly saw intense contests in constituencies spread across Upper Assam, Barak Valley, Bodoland Territorial Region, and Lower Assam. However, the BJP maintained a strong lead throughout counting day and eventually crossed the majority mark comfortably.

Several prominent BJP leaders retained their seats with convincing margins. Ajanta Neog won from Golaghat, while Ranoj Pegu emerged victorious from Dhemaji. BJP’s Hitendra Nath Goswami defeated Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi in Jorhat, a result that became one of the biggest political talking points of the election.

Full list of winners

Pabitra Rabha — Goalpara West
Tankeswar Rabha — Dudhnai
Bhupen Roy — Abhayapuri
Arup Kumar Dey — Buni
Ranjeet Kumar Dass — Bhowanipur-Sorbhog
Raju Mish — Boko-Chaygaon
Himangshu Shekhar Baishya — Palasbari
Bhabesh Kalita — Rangia
Diganta Kalita — Kamalpur
Pradyut Bordoloi — Dispur
Diplu Ranjan Sarmah — New Guwahati
Vijay Kumar Gupta — Guwahati Central
Himanta Biswa Sarma — Jalukbari
Narayan Deka — Barkhetri
Jayanta Mallabaruah — Nalbari
Chandramohan Patowary — Tihu
Biswajit Daimary — Tamulpur
Victor Kumar Das — Goreswar
Iskan Chandra Deka — Tangla
Paramananda Rajbongshi — Sipajhar
Nilima Devi — Mangaldai
Pijush Hazarika — Jagiroad
Rama Kanta Dewri — Morigaon
Jitu Goswami — Barhampur
Rupak Sarmah — Nagaon-Batadraba
Sashi Kanta Das — Raha
Shiladitya Dev — Hojai
Sibu Misra — Lumding
Ritu Baran Sarmah — Barchalla
Krishna Kamal Tanti — Rangapara
Padma Hazarika — Nadaur
Pallab Lochan Das — Biswanath
Munindra Das (Bapti) — Behali
Utpal Borah — Gohpur
Bhupen Kumar Borah — Bihpuria
Rishiraj Hazarika — Rongonadi
Manab Deka — Lakhimpur
Shri Naba Kumar Doley — Dhakuakhana
Dr. Ranoj Pegu — Dhemaji
Jiban Gogoi — Sissibargaon
Bhubon Pegu — Jonai
Bolin Chetia — Sadiya
Rupesh Gowala — Doomdooma
Bhaskar Sharma — Margherita
Suren Phukan — Digboi
Sanjoy Kishan — Makum
Pulok Gohain — Tinsukia
Binod Hazarika — Chabua-Lahowal
Prasanta Phukan — Dibrugarh
Chakradhar Gogoi — Khowang
Rameswar Teli — Duliajan
Bimal Borah — Tingkhong
Taranga Gogoi — Naharkatia
Dhormeswar Konwar — Sonari
Suruj Dehingia — Mahmora
Susanta Borgohain — Demow
Mayur Borgohain — Nazira
Bhuban Gam — Majuli
Hitendra Nath Goswami — Jorhat
Rupjyoti Kurmi — Mariani
Dhiraj Gowala — Titabor
Ajanta Neog — Golaghat
Mridul Kumar Dutta — Dergaon
Mrinal Saikia — Khumtai
Biswajit Phukan — Sarupathar
Surjya Rongphar — Bokajan
Lunsing Teron — Howraghat
Bidya Sing Engleng — Diphu
Tuliram Ronghang — Rongkhang
Harsing Teron — Amri
Kaushik Rai — Lakhipur
Rajdeep Goala — Udharbond
Kamalakhya Dey Purkayastha — Katigorah
Kishor Nath — Borkhola
Dr. Rajdeep Roy — Silchar
Amiya Kanti Das — Dholai
Milon Das — Hailakandi
Krishnendu Paul — Patharkandi
Bijoy Malakar — Ram Krishna Nagar
Baby Begum — Dhubri
Aftab Uddin Mollah — Jaleswar
Abul Kalam Rasheed Alam — Goalpara East
Md. Nurul Islam — Srijangram
Abdur Rahim Ahmed — Chenga
Jakir Hussain Sikdar — Pakabetbari
Rekibuddin Ahmed — Chamaria
Dr Asif Mohammad Nazar — Laharighat
Tanzil Hussain — Samaguri
Dr. Joy Prakash Das — Nowboicha
Aminul Haque Laskar — Sonai
Zubair Anam Mazumder — Algapur-Katlicherra
Sabharam Basumatary — Gossaigaon
Rabiram Narzary — Dotma
Sewli Mohilary — Kokrajhar
Paniram Brahma — Sidli Chirang
Thaneswar Basumatary — Manas
Maneswar Brahma — Baksa
Maheswar Baro — Bhergaon
Rihon Daimari — Udalguri
Charan Boro — Mazbat
Dipak Kumar Das — Barpeta
Dr. Tapan Das — Dimoria
Keshab Mahanta — Kaliabor
Prithiraj Rava — Tezpur
Bikash Saikia — Teok
Atul Bora — Bokakhat
Mazibur Rahman — Dalgaon
Mohammed Badruddin Ajmal — Binnakani
Mehboob Muktar- Dhing
Akhil Gogoi- Sibsagar
Sherman Ali Ahmed- Mandia
Mohibur Rohman- Mankachar
Abdus Sobahan Ali Sarkar- Gauripur
Ashwini Ray Sarkar- Golakganj
Jibesh Roy- Bilasipara
Jakaria Ahmed- Karimganj (North)
Aminur Rashid Choudhury- Karimganj (South)
Wazed Ali Choudhury- Birsing Jarua
Rupam Chandra Roy- Baokhungri
MD Ashraful Islam Sheikh- Parbatjhora
Arup Kumar Dey- Bijni
Prakash Chandra Das- Hajo-Sualkuchi
Ashok Singhal- Dhekiajuli
Nurul Huda- Rupahihat
Diptimayee Choudhury- Bongaigaon
Rupali Langthasa- Haflong

The Congress struggled to challenge the BJP wave despite aggressive campaigning. The party won only 19 seats and failed to make significant gains in several key districts.

Regional allies also played a major role in NDA’s success. The Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) and Bodoland People’s Front (BPF) together contributed 20 seats to the alliance tally, helping the NDA cross 100 seats overall.

The Election Commission’s official portal showed constituency-wise results for all 126 seats by the end of counting.

Political analysts believe the BJP’s focus on connectivity, welfare delivery, and law-and-order issues significantly influenced voters. The opposition’s inability to present a united strategy also weakened its performance.

The results confirm that Assam remains one of BJP’s strongest bastions in the Northeast. With another decisive mandate, Himanta Biswa Sarma is expected to continue major infrastructure and economic initiatives in the state.

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