
Election Commission of India (ECI) Results 2026 Highlights: BJP in Bengal and Vijay's TVK in Tamil Nadu were the biggest newsmakers on Assembly election result day on 4 May. BJP swept Bengal, clearing the path to form the first saffron govt in the state. PM Modi's party won in whopping 206 constituencies in the West Bengal, eliminating the 15 year old rule of Mamata Banerjee and TMC.
Meanwhile, Vijay dealt a blockbuster jolt to the four decade old DMK and AIADMK duopoly in Tamil Nadu, as TVK emerged as the ssingle largest party in Tamil Nadu. However, TVK also fell short of achieving majority numbers in Tamil Nadu Assembly, winning 108 seats, 10 short of the magic number.
West Bengal: Historic Turnout Makes This Mamata's Biggest Test Yet
West Bengal voted across two phases on 23 and 29 April, recording a historic turnout of 92.47 per cent, the highest in the state's electoral history, surpassing even the landmark 2011 election that ended three decades of Left rule.
West Bengal Election result 2026
Assam: Himanta Biswa Sarma Seeks a Third Consecutive Term
Assam voted in a single phase on 9 April with an 85.38 per cent turnout, comfortably ahead of the 82.04 per cent recorded in 2021. The contest is a straight fight between Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's BJP-led NDA and a resurgent Congress.
Kerala: Can Pinarayi Vijayan Defy History and Win a Third Term?
Kerala voted on 23 April and is shaping up as one of the clearest indicator races of the day. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, who secured a historic back-to-back win in 2021, faces severe headwinds this time as the opposition UDF senses an opening in the 140-seat assembly.
Tamil Nadu: MK Stalin's DMK Defends a Commanding 2021 Mandate
Tamil Nadu voted on 23 April and broke its own record with an 85.10 per cent turnout, the highest for any state assembly election since Independence. Chief Minister MK Stalin's DMK is defending a commanding 159-seat mandate from 2021 in the 234-seat assembly.
Tamil Nadu Election result 2026
Puducherry: NDA Eyes a Historic Win in India's Smallest Electoral Battle
Puducherry voted on 9 April and recorded its highest-ever turnout of 89.87 per cent, with third-gender voter participation reaching a remarkable 91.81 per cent.
Puducherry Election result 2026
Exit Poll Predictions: What Was Forecast Before Assembly Election Results 2026
Exit polls released ahead of today's counting painted a varied picture across the five regions.
In Assam, where a BJP alliance has governed for a decade, exit polls predicted a clear majority for the ruling coalition. In West Bengal, polls suggested the BJP alliance held an edge over the incumbent Trinamool Congress party.
In Tamil Nadu, exit polls forecast a return to power for the ruling DMK-led alliance. In Kerala, a tight contest was predicted, with pollsters indicating a potential comeback for the Congress-led opposition alliance.
How to Follow Assembly Election Results 2026 Live
Live counting trends and final results will be published on the official platforms of the Election Commission of India and LiveMint website.
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ECI Results 2026 Live Updates: Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has emerged as the single largest party in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, winning 108 of 234 seats but falling 10 short of the 118 needed for a majority.
With the DMK finishing second on 59 seats and the AIADMK third on 47, TVK has sought an appointment with the Governor to stake its claim to form the government, triggering intense post-poll negotiations across the state, according to India Today report.
In a historic debut, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay has secured a landslide victory in the Perambur constituency, winning by a massive margin of 53,715 votes.
Riding on a pro-incumbency wave, the AINRC-led NDA emerged victorious in the April 9 Puducherry Assembly elections, all set to form the government for a successive term, PTI reported.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Monday expressed his optimism as Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) continues to lead in the ongoing West Bengal assembly election results. Shinde praised the party's performance, attributing the success to the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi
In a lengthy post on X, Tamil Nadu's incumbent Chief Minister M K Stalin conceded defeat as his DMK lost to first-time TVK.
Even though the BJP won three seats in the Kerala Assembly elections, its vote share did not witness a major rise compared to the 2021 polls.
Celebrations erupted at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state headquarters 'Deep Kamal' in Chakkar and the main Chowk in Shimla near the office of the deputy commissioner following the party's victories in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry.
The Uttarakhand unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday announced a three-day celebration to mark the party's victory in recent assembly elections, including West Bengal, with Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami present for the party event
“We will fulfil every hope and expectation of the people of Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry through our service. With this resolve, I express my heartfelt gratitude to all citizens, all voters, and all countrymen for once again ensuring the victory of the BJP-NDA and strengthening democracy in Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry. I bow my head in humility and accept their mandate,” says PM Modi
Congress does not know politics of aspiration; for BJP, nothing bigger than Bharat and 'Bharatiyata': PM Modi at BJP headquarters.
No state has Left govt now; this ideological shift shows country wants development: PM Modi on assembly poll results.
PM Modi on Monday said that Congress has always tried to divide India
‘My clear belief is that from today, the prevailing electoral mindset in Bengal must change. When the BJP has won, the focus should not be on revenge but on change; not on retaliation, but on the future. I appeal to all political party workers to put an end to this endless cycle of violence once and for all. We must rise above issues like who voted for whom or who did not, and instead work together for the service and development of Bengal,’ says PM Modi
Ayushman Bharat will be given a green signal in WB in the first Cabinet meeting; strict action to be taken against ‘ghuspaithiyas’, says PM Modi as BJP wins big in West Bengal
Hailing the peaceful Assembly election in West Bengal, PM Modi said a new era of ‘change’ begins in the state.
As the BJP wins West Bengal Assembly Election, PM Modi says focus should now be on ‘Badlaav’ and not ‘Badla’.
BJP will work day and night for West Bengal's development: PM Modi on Assembly poll results.
PM Modi on Monday said that Democracy has won for the first time in West Bengal as BJP secures historic victory.
Today, there are NDA govts in more than 20 states; our mantra is 'nagrik devo-bhawa', people trusting us more and more, says PM Modi
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