Assam Exit Poll 2026 Results Live Updates: BJP’s Hat-Trick or Congress Comeback? When & Where To Watch Himanta vs Gogoi Battle Predictions
Assam Exit Poll 2026 Results Live Updates: Multiple exit polls for the Assam Assembly elections indicate a decisive victory for the BJP-led alliance under Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Most agencies have projected a landslide win for the ruling coalition, while the Congress-led alliance is expected to trail significantly. The electoral battle in the state is largely centred around the ruling BJP, led by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, and the Congress, which has projected Gaurav Gogoi as its prominent face. The BJP is aiming to secure a third consecutive term in the 126-member Assembly, while the Congress is seeking to regain lost ground after the BJP-led alliance secured 75 seats in the 2021 elections.
Polling in Assam was conducted in a single phase on April 9, while the counting of votes is scheduled for May 4.
Axis My India Exit Poll Assam 2026
According to Axis My India, the BJP+ alliance is projected to secure between 88 and 100 seats, suggesting a near clean sweep in the 126-member Assembly. In contrast, the Congress+ alliance is estimated to win between 24 and 36 seats.
People’s Insight Exit Poll Assam 2026
Similarly, People’s Insight has forecast 88 to 96 seats for the BJP+ alliance, while projecting 30 to 34 seats for the Congress+ bloc.
Matrize Exit Poll Assam 2026
Matrize has predicted 85-95 to BJP led NDA while INC is likely to win 25-32 seats. 6-12 have been given to others.
PMARQ Assam Exit Poll 2026
PMARQ is giving 82-94 seats to BJP led NDA while 30-40 seats to Congress lead coalition/ 1-5 seats have been predicted to others.
In the previous Assembly election in Assam, most exit polls had indicated that the BJP-led alliance would retain power.
Several surveys placed the BJP near or above the majority mark of 63 seats in the 126-member Assembly. Axis My India projected between 75 and 85 seats for the NDA and 40 to 50 for the Congress-led alliance. Republic-CNX estimated 74 to 84 seats for the NDA, while CVoter projected a range of 58 to 71 for the NDA and 53 to 66 for the Congress alliance.
The final results saw the NDA secure 75 seats, aligning closely with the projections made by various exit polls.
FAQs:
Q1: How many seats BJP won in 2021 Assam elections?
Ans: BJP won 75 seats in 2021 Assam Assembly elections.
Q2: How many seats Congress won in 2021 Assam elections?
Ans: Congress won 31 seats with it allies including.
Q3: How many seats are there in Assam Assembly Elections 2026?
Ans: 126
Q4: When is vote counting for Assam Assembly election scheduled?
Ans: May 4, 2026.
With most of the pollsters predicting a big win for BJP in Assam, the focus now shifts to the result day. Votes will be counted on May 4 and on the same day results will be decared.
That is all we have from the Assam Exit Polls 2026 live coverage. See you on the counting day on May 4 with fresh coverage on NewsX.
People’s Insight has predicted 88 to 96 seats for the BJP+ alliance, while projecting 30 to 34 seats for the Congress+ bloc.
Multiple exit polls for the Assam Assembly elections indicate a decisive victory for the BJP-led alliance under Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Most agencies have projected a landslide win for the ruling coalition, while the Congress-led alliance is expected to trail significantly.
According to Axis My India, the BJP+ alliance is projected to secure between 88 and 100 seats, suggesting a near clean sweep in the 126-member Assembly. In contrast, the Congress+ alliance is estimated to win between 24 and 36 seats.
Similarly, People’s Insight has forecast 88 to 96 seats for the BJP+ alliance, while projecting 30 to 34 seats for the Congress+ bloc.
Himanta Biswa Sarma voiced strong confidence in the electoral performance of the Bharatiya Janata Party, stating that the party is poised for significant gains following the first phase of voting.
Speaking at a press conference on April 25, he asserted that the BJP has already built substantial momentum, even claiming that the party secured 110 seats. Sarma further said the BJP is on course to win 100 seats in Assam and 200 seats in West Bengal, attributing the optimism to what he described as a shift in public sentiment in favour of the party.