Assam Assembly Elections 2026: Check Out the Full List of INC Candidates Here
Assam Assembly Elections 2026: Check the full list of INC candidates, alliance party names, total voters, male–female ratio, polling dates and constituency-wise candidate details.
Assam Assembly Elections 2026: The Assam Assembly Elections 2026 are being held to elect representatives to the 126 member Assam Legislative Assembly. These elections are significant as they determine the political leadership of the state for the next five years. Political parties across Assam have started campaigning and announcing candidates to strengthen their position across constituencies. The elections will be conducted across urban, rural, and tribal regions of the state.
As per the official schedule, polling for the Assam Assembly Elections 2026 will take place on 9 April 2026, while the counting of votes will be conducted on 4 May 2026. The results will decide which political party or alliance forms the next government in Assam.
Total Number of Voters in Assam Assembly Elections 2026
The Assam Assembly Elections 2026 will involve a large number of voters distributed across all constituencies of the state. According to the latest electoral data, Assam has 2,49,58,139 registered voters eligible to participate in the election process. This reflects the scale of democratic participation across the state and highlights the importance of voter engagement during elections.
Among the total voters, 1,24,82,213 are male voters, while 1,24,75,583 are female voters, along with 343 third gender voters. The numbers show that male and female voters are nearly equal in number, indicating balanced gender participation in the electoral system.
INC Alliance Parties in Assam Assembly Elections 2026
The Indian National Congress (INC) is contesting the Assam Assembly Elections 2026 as part of a broader alliance with several regional and national parties. This alliance has been formed to strengthen electoral coordination and improve performance across constituencies by avoiding vote division among like-minded parties.
The alliance includes parties such as Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP), Communist Party of India (Marxist) – CPI(M), Communist Party of India (CPI), Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Liberation – CPI(ML), and Raijor Dal. Under the seat-sharing arrangement, the Congress party is contesting a majority of constituencies, while selected seats have been allocated to alliance partners.
How Many Seats Are There in Assam Assembly?
The Assam Legislative Assembly consists of 126 constituencies, each represented by one elected member. These constituencies include cities, towns, rural areas, and tribal regions, ensuring representation from all parts of the state. Each voter casts their vote for a candidate contesting from their constituency.
To form the government in Assam, a political party or alliance must secure at least 64 seats, which represents a simple majority in the Assembly. The party achieving this majority forms the government and governs the state for the next five years.
Assam Assembly Elections 2026: Full list of NDA candidates
Bodoland People's Front (11 seats)
| serial number | candidate | Assembly Area |
| 1 | Rabiram Narzary | Dotma (ST) |
| 2 | Sewli Mohilary | Kokrajhar (ST) |
| 3 | Rupam Roy | Baokhungri |
| 4 | Dr. Rejul Karim | Parbatjhora |
| 5 | Paniram Brahma | Sidli-Chirang (ST) |
| 6 | Thaneshwar Basumatary | Manas |
| 7 | Sabharam Basumatary | Gossaigaon |
| 8 | Maneshwar Brahma | Baksa (ST) |
| 9 | Maheshwar Boro | Bhergaon |
| 10 | Rihon Daimary | Udalguri (ST) |
| 11 | Charan Boro | From me |
Asom Gana Parishad (26 seats)
| serial number | candidate | Assembly Area |
| 1 | Keshav Mahant | Koliabor |
| 2 | Atul Bora | Bokakhat |
| 3 | Deepti Moi Chowdhury | Bongaigaon |
| 4 | Deepak Kumar Das | Barpeta |
| 5 | Vikas Saikia | Teok |
| 6 | Dr. Tapan Das | Dimoria |
| 7 | Prithviraj Rabha | Tezpur |
| 8 | Dharmeshwar Rai | Bajal |
| 9 | Prakash Chandra Das | Hajo-Sualkuchi |
| 10 | Pradip Hazarika | Shivsagar |
| 11 | बसंत दास | Naoboicha |
| 12 | Jivesh Rai | Bilasipara |
| 13 | Karimuddin Borbhuiyan | Sonai |
| 14 | Iqbal Hussain | Karimganj South |
| 15 | Jabed Islam | Mankachar |
| 16 | Abdul Rahim Gibran | Goalpara East |
| 17 | Zakir Hussain Laskar | Algapur-Katlichera |
| 18 | Sahabuddin Mazumdar | Binnakandi |
| 19 | Zakir Hussain Faraji | Rupahihat |
| 20 | Shahidul Islam | Srijangram |
| 21 | Khalilur Rahman | Lahorighat |
| 22 | Saddam Hussein | Chenga |
| 23 | Dr. Tara Prasad Das | Old bet |
| 24 | Nurul Islam | Chamaria |
| 25 | Abu Shadi Husain | Jaleshwar |
| 26 | Mehtabul Haque | Gauripur |
Bharatiya Janata Party (89 seats)
| serial number | Name of the candidate | Assembly Area |
| 1 | Jeevan Gogoi | Sisibargaon |
| 2 | Bhupen Roy | Abhayapuri |
| 3 | best prasad | Dhubri |
| 4 | Madhavi Das | Birsing-Jarua |
| 5 | Holy Rabha | Goalpara West (ST) |
| 6 | Tankeshwar Rabha | Dudhanai (ST) |
| 7 | Arup Kumar Dey | Business |
| 8 | Ranjit Kumar Das | Bhawanipur-Sorbhog |
| 9 | Cloud Moon Arjya | Mandia |
| 10 | Himanshu Shekhar Baishya | Palasbari |
| 11 | Bhavesh Kalita | Rangia |
| 12 | Diganta Kalita | Kamalpur |
| 13 | Raju Match | Boko-Chhaigaon (ST) |
| 14 | Pradyut Bordoloi | Dispur |
| 15 | Dipul Ranjan Sarma | New Guwahati |
| 16 | Vijay Kumar Gupta | Guwahati Central |
| 17 | Himanta Biswa Sarma | Jalukbari |
| 18 | Narayan Deka | Barkhetry |
| 19 | Jayanta Malla Barua | Nalbari |
| 20 | Chandramohan Patowari | Tihu |
| 21 | Biswajit Daimary | Tamulpur (ST) |
| 22 | Victor Kumar Das | Goreswar |
| 23 | Bikan Chandra Deka | Tangla |
| 24 | Parmanand Rajbongshi | Sipazoan |
| 25 | Pijush Hazarika | Jagiroad (SC) |
| 26 | Ramakant Deori | Morigaon |
| 27 | Neelima Devi | Mangaldai |
| 28 | Mukut Kumar Debnath | Dhing |
| 29 | Anil Saikia | Samaguri |
| 30 | Jitu Goswami | Berhampur |
| 31 | Roopak Sharma | Nagaon-Batdrawa |
| 32 | Shashi Kant Das | Stay (SC) |
| 33 | Shiladitya Dev | Hojai |
| 34 | Sibu Mishra | Lumding |
| 35 | Ashok Singhal | Dhekiajuli |
| 36 | Ritu Baran Sharma | lance |
| 37 | Krishna Kamal Tanti | Rangapara |
| 38 | Padma Hazarika | Naduar |
| 39 | Pallab Lochan Das | Bishwanath |
| 40 | Munindra Das | Behali (SC) |
| 41 | Utpal Bora | Gohpur |
| 42 | Bhupen Kumar Bora | Bihpuria |
| 43 | Rishiraj Hazarika | Rongonari |
| 44 | Human Deca | Lakhimpur |
| 45 | Naba Kumar Dole | Dhakuakhana (ST) |
| 46 | Ranoj Pegu | Dhemaji (ST) |
| 47 | Bhuvan Pegu | Jonai (ST) |
| 48 | Bolin Chetia | Sadiya |
| 49 | Rupesh Gowala | Doom Duma |
| 50 | Bhaskar Sharma | Margherita |
| 51 | Suren Phukan | Digboi |
| 52 | Sanjay Kishan | Makum |
| 53 | Pulak Gohain | Tinsukia |
| 54 | Binod Hazarika | Chabua-Lahowal |
| 55 | Prashant Phukan | Dibrugarh |
| 56 | Chakradhar Gogoi | Khowang |
| 57 | Rameshwar Teli | Duliajan |
| 58 | बिमल बोरा | Tingkhong |
| 59 | Taranga Gogoi | Naharkatia |
| 60 | Dharmeshwar Konwar | Sonari |
| 61 | Suruj Dehingia | Mahmora |
| 62 | Sushant Bargohai | Demov |
| 63 | Bhuvan Gam | Majuli (ST) |
| 64 | Mayur Bargohai | example |
| 65 | Hitendra Nath Goswami | Jorhat |
| 66 | Rupjyoti Kurmi | Mariani |
| 67 | Dheeraj Gowala | Titabor |
| 68 | Anjana Neog | Golaghat |
| 69 | Mridul Kumar Dutta | Dergaon |
| 70 | Mrinal Saikia | Khumtai |
| 71 | Biswajit Phukan | Sarupathar |
| 72 | Suraj Rongphar | Bokajan (ST) |
| 73 | Lunsing Teron | Howrahghat (ST) |
| 74 | Niso Terangpi | Diphu (ST) |
| 75 | Tuliram Ronghang | Rongkhang (ST) |
| 76 | Habe Teron | Amri (ST) |
| 77 | Rupali Langthasa | Haflong (ST) |
| 78 | Kaushik Rai | Lakhipur |
| 79 | Rajdeep Goala | liberal |
| 80 | Kamalakhya Dey Purkayastha | Kattigorah |
| 81 | Kishore Nath | Borkhola |
| 82 | Rajdeep Roy | Silchar |
| 83 | Amiya Kanti Das | Dholai (SC) |
| 84 | Milan Das | Hailakandi |
| 85 | Subrata Bhattacharya | Karimganj North |
| 86 | Krishnendu Paul | Patharkandi |
| 87 | Bijoy Malakar | Ramakrishna Nagar (SC) |
| 88 | Ashwini Roy Sarkar | Golakganj |
| 89 | Krishna Saha | Dalgaon |
Party Wise Candidates List- INC
| Sl. No. | Constituency | INC Candidate |
| 1 | Golakganj | Kartik Chandra Ray |
| 2 | Birsing Jarua | Wazed Ali Choudhury |
| 3 | Bilasipara | Amrit Badsha |
| 4 | Mankachar | Mohibur Rohman |
| 5 | Goalpara East | Abul Kalam Rasheed Alam |
| 6 | Dudhnai (ST) | Kishor Kumar Brahma |
| 7 | Srijangram | Nurul Islam |
| 8 | Mandia | Abdul Khaleque |
| 9 | Chamaria | Rakibuddin Ahmed |
| 10 | Rangia | Pranjit Choudhury |
| 11 | Dimoria (SC) | Kishore Kumar Baruah |
| 12 | New Guwahati | Santanu Borah |
| 13 | Mangaldai | Rijumoni Talukdar |
| 14 | Hojai | Jhilli Choudhury |
| 15 | Dhekiajuli | Batash Urang |
| 16 | Rangapara | Kartik Chandra Kurmi |
| 17 | Gohpur | Dr. Sankar Jyoti Kutum |
| 18 | Dhemaji (ST) | Sailen Sonowal |
| 19 | Tinsukia | Devid Phukan |
| 20 | Tingkhong | Bipul Gogoi |
| 21 | Dergaon | Sagorika Bora |
| 22 | Dholai (SC) | Dhrubjyoti Purkayastha |
| 23 | Karimganj South | Aminur Rashid Choudhury |
| 24 | Karimganj North | Kamalakhya Dey Purkayastha |
| 25 | Ratabari (SC) | Bijoy Malakar |
| 26 | Patharkandi | Kripanath Mallah |
| 27 | Badarpur | Abdul Matlib Mazumder |
| 28 | Hailakandi | Abdul Aziz |
| 29 | Katlicherra | Suzam Uddin Laskar |
| 30 | Algapur | Sahab Uddin Ahmed |
| 31 | Silchar | Tamal Kanti Banik |
| 32 | Sonai | Aminul Haque Laskar |
| 33 | Udharbond | Ajit Singh |
| 34 | Lakhipur | Rajdeep Goala |
| 35 | Barkhola | Misbahul Islam Laskar |
| 36 | Katigorah | Khalil Uddin Mazumder |
| 37 | Haflong (ST) | Nirmal Langthasa |
| 38 | Bokajan (ST) | Jagat Singh Engti |
| 39 | Howraghat (ST) | Joyram Engleng |
| 40 | Diphu (ST) | Bidya Sing Engleng |
| 41 | Baithalangso (ST) | Jotson Bey |
| 42 | Haflong (West) | Samson Dily |
Disclamer: This is not a full list INC list. It doesn’t include the alliances.
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