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పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ శాసనసభలోని మొత్తం 294 మంది సభ్యులను ఎన్నుకునేందుకు పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్‌లో ఎన్నికలు జరిగాయి. రెండు దశల్లో, |2026 ఏప్రిల్ 23, 29 తేదీల్లో ఎన్నికలు జరిగాయి.[1] 2026 మే 4న 293 స్థానాలకు ఓట్లను లెక్కించి ఫలితాలను విడుదల చేశారు.

ఎన్నికల అక్రమాల ఆరోపణల నేపథ్యంలో, ఫాల్తా శాసనసభ నియోజకవర్గానికి 2026 మే 21న రీపోలింగ్ నిర్వహించాలని భారత ఎన్నికల సంఘం నిర్ణయించింది. ఆ ఫలితాలను మే 24న విడుదల చేస్తారు.[2]

2011 నుంచి అధికారంలో ఉన్న తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ ఈ ఎన్నికల్లో చారిత్రాత్మక ఓటమిని చవిచూసింది. 1937లో శాసనసభ ఎన్నికలు ప్రారంభమైన తర్వాత పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్‌లో తొలిసారి భారతీయ జనతా పార్టీ విజయం సాధించింది. 92.93% ఓటింగ్ నమోదైన ఈ ఎన్నికలు, 2011 ఎన్నికలను అధిగమించి, పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్‌లో అత్యధిక వోటింగ్ శాతం నమోదైన ఎన్నికలుగా చరిత్ర సృష్టించాయి.

నేపథ్యం

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పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ శాసనసభ పదవీకాలం 7 మే 2026న ముగియనుంది.[3] మునుపటి శాసనసభ ఎన్నికలు 2021 మార్చి–ఏప్రిల్ నెలల్లో నిర్వహించబడ్డాయి.[4][5][6]

రాజకీయ అంశాలు

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ఈ ఎన్నికల ప్రచారం ఓటర్ల జాబితాలు, పౌరసత్వంపై వివాదాలు, సరిహద్దు భద్రత, అక్రమ వలసలు, అలాగే గుర్తింపు, పాలన, మహిళల భద్రత, ఉపాధి, అభివృద్ధి వంటి విస్తృత అంశాల చుట్టూ సాగింది. అదనంగా, 15 సంవత్సరాల ఆల్ ఇండియా తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ (తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ ) పాలన తర్వాత వ్యతిరేకత (ఆంటీ-ఇంకంబెన్సీ) కూడా ఒక ప్రధాన అంశంగా నిలిచింది.[7][8]

ఎస్‌ఐఆర్‌ ప్రక్రియ ఓటర్ల జాబితాలు

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ఎస్‌ఐఆర్‌ ప్రక్రియ ఎన్నికల ప్రచారంలో ముఖ్య వివాదంగా మారింది. ఈ ప్రక్రియ ద్వారా పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్‌లో సుమారు 9 మిలియన్ ఓటర్ల పేర్లు జాబితా నుండి తొలగించబడ్డాయి, ఇది మొత్తం ఓటర్లలో దాదాపు 12% కి సమానం. ఇందులో 6 మిలియన్ మందిని గైర్హాజరు లేదా మరణించినవారిగా గుర్తించగా, 2.7 మిలియన్ కేసులు ట్రిబ్యునల్స్ ముందు పెండింగ్‌లో ఉన్నాయి.[9] ఈ చర్యపై విమర్శలు వెల్లువెత్తాయి, దీనిని ప్రజాస్వామ్యానికి విఘాతం అని అభివర్ణించారు.[10]

2026 ఫిబ్రవరిలో భారత సుప్రీం కోర్టు కలకత్తా హైకోర్టుకు ఎస్‌ఐఆర్‌ ప్రక్రియలో సహాయం చేయడానికి న్యాయ అధికారులను నియమించాలని ఆదేశించింది.[11]

ఈ ప్రక్రియ వల్ల నిజమైన ఓటర్లు హక్కులు కోల్పోయే ప్రమాదం ఉందని తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ పార్టీ పేర్కొనగా, భారతీయ జనతా పార్టీ మాత్రం ఇది నకిలీ ఓటర్లను తొలగించేందుకు అవసరమని వాదించింది.[12]

పౌరసత్వ సవరణ చట్టం

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భారత పౌరసత్వ సవరణ చట్టం, ఈ ఎన్నికల ప్రచారంలో మరో ప్రధాన అంశంగా నిలిచింది. ముఖ్యంగా శరణార్థులు, మటువా సమాజం ఉన్న ప్రాంతాల్లో ఈ అంశం ప్రభావం బాగా ప్రభావం చూపింది. [13]

బిజెపి నాయకులు, తమ ప్రభుత్వం ఏర్పడితే ఈ చట్టం అమలు వేగవంతం చేస్తామని హామీ ఇచ్చారు. అయితే తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ ఈ అంశాన్ని ఓటర్లలో విభజన కలిగించడానికి ఉపయోగిస్తున్నారని ఆరోపించింది.[14]

సరిహద్దు భద్రత, వలసలు

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సరిహద్దు భద్రత, అక్రమ వలసలు కూడా ఎన్నికలలో ముఖ్య చర్చగా నిలిచాయి. బిజెపి ఈ అంశాలను జాతీయ భద్రతతో అనుసంధానించి ప్రచారం చేసింది.[15]

తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ ఈ ఆరోపణలను రాజకీయ ప్రయోజనాల కోసం చేస్తున్నారని విమర్శించింది.[8]

గుర్తింపు రాజకీయాలు

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బెంగాలీ గుర్తింపు (asmita), మటువా ఓటు బ్యాంక్, భాష, ప్రాతినిధ్యం వంటి అంశాలు కూడా ఎన్నికలలో ప్రధానంగా నిలిచాయి.[16]

అవినీతి

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2022 పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ స్కూల్ సర్వీస్ కమిషన్ నియామక కుంభకోణం వంటి ఘటనల కారణంగా అవినీతి ఆరోపణలు కూడా ప్రధానంగా చర్చకు వచ్చాయి.[17] ప్రతిపక్ష పార్టీలు ఈ అంశాన్ని ప్రధాన ఆయుధంగా ఉపయోగించగా, తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ మాత్రం సంక్షేమ పథకాలు, అభివృద్ధి పనులను ప్రస్తావించింది.

మహిళల భద్రత

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2024 కోల్‌కతా వైద్యురాలిపై హత్యాచార ఘటన తర్వాత మహిళల భద్రత ఎన్నికలలో ముఖ్య అంశంగా మారింది.[18]

ఆర్థిక పరిస్థితి, ఉపాధి

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ఉపాధి, పరిశ్రమల అభివృద్ధి, ఉద్యోగ అవకాశాలు ముఖ్యంగా యువతలో ప్రధాన అంశాలుగా నిలిచాయి.[19]

ప్రభుత్వ వ్యతిరేకత

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తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ 15 సంవత్సరాల పాలన తర్వాత వ్యతిరేకత కూడా ఒక ముఖ్య అంశంగా నిలిచింది. ఉద్యోగాలు, అవినీతి, పాలన వంటి అంశాలతో ఇది అనుసంధానమైంది.[7]

షెడ్యూల్

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పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ శాసనసభ ఎన్నికల దశలు

భారత ఎన్నికల సంఘం 2026 మార్చి 15న పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ శాసనసభ ఎన్నికల షెడ్యూల్‌ను ప్రకటించింది.[20]

ఫల్తా శాసనసభ నియోజకవర్గంలో జరిగిన తీవ్రమైన ఎన్నికల ఉల్లంఘనలను పరిగణనలోకి తీసుకుని, మే 2026 మే 21న తిరిగి పోలింగ్ జరిగింది. ఆ స్థానానికి సంబంధించిన ఫలితాలు 2026 మే 24న వెలువడ్డాయి.

పోల్ ఈవెంట్ దశలు
I II
నోటిఫికేషన్ తేదీ 30 మార్చి 2026 2 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
నామినేషన్ దాఖలు చేయడానికి చివరి తేదీ 6 ఏప్రిల్ 2026 9 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
నామినేషన్ పరిశీలన 7 ఏప్రిల్ 2026 10 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
నామినేషన్ ఉపసంహరణకు చివరి తేదీ 9 ఏప్రిల్ 2026 13 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
పోల్ తేదీ 23 ఏప్రిల్ 2026 29 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
నియోజకవర్గాల సంఖ్య 152[21] 142[21]
అసెంబ్లీ నియోజకవర్గ సంఖ్యలు ఎసి 1–76
ఎసి 203–258
ఎసి 275–294[21]		 ఎసి 77–202
ఎసి 259–274[21]
ఓట్ల లెక్కింపు తేదీ 4 మే 2026
ఎన్నికల ప్రక్రియ పూర్తయిన తేదీ 6 మే 2026

పార్టీలు, కూటములు

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భారతీయ జనతా పార్టీ

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పార్టీ జెండా చిహ్నం నాయకుడు స్థానాలు
Bharatiya Janata Party
సమిక్ భట్టాచార్య 294[22]

అఖిల భారత తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్

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తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్+ కూటమి సీట్ల పంపకం పటం
AITC+ Seat Sharing
అఖిల భారత తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్+
పార్టీ జెండా చిహ్నం నాయకుడు స్థానాలు [23]
All India Trinamool Congress
మమతా బెనర్జీ 291[24]
Bharatiya Gorkha Prajatantrik Morcha
అనిత్ థాపా[25] 3[26]
మొత్తం 294

లెప్ట్ ప్రంట్+

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లెఫ్ట్ ఫ్రంట్+ కూటమి సీట్ల పంపకం పటం
Left Front+ Seat Sharing
లెఫ్ట్ ఫ్రంట్+
పార్టీ జెండా చిహ్నం నాయకుడు స్థానాలు
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
మహమ్మద్ సలీం 195[27] 197
Marxist Forward Bloc ఆశిష్ చక్రవర్తి 1
Revolutionary Communist Party of India సుభాస్ రాయ్ 1
All India Secular Front
నౌసాద్ సిద్ధిఖీ 30 31
Social Democratic Party of India హకికుల్ ఇస్లాం 1[28]
All India Forward Bloc
నరేన్ చటర్జీ 24
Revolutionary Socialist Party
తపన్ హోర్ 18
Communist Party of India
స్వపన్ బెనర్జీ 17
Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Liberation
అభిజిత్ మజుందార్ 10
West Bengal Socialist Party
మనీంద్ర చంద్ర పాల్ 1
Independent
అజోయ్ ఎడ్వర్డ్స్ 1
Total 293+6

స్నేహపూర్వక పోటీలు

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వ.సంఖ్య. పార్టీలు నియోజకవర్గాలు
వ.సంఖ్య. పేరు
1 RSP, CPI(ML)L 69 భరత్‌పూర్
2 ISF, AIFB 118 మధ్యమ్‌గ్రామ్
3 ISF, RSP 128 బసంతి (ఎస్.సి)
4 202 ఖానాకుల్
5 ISF, CPI 210 నందిగ్రామ్
6 ISF, CPI(M)! 294 మురారై

భారత జాతీయ కాంగ్రెస్

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పార్టీ జెండా చిహ్నం నాయకుడు స్థానాలు
Indian National Congress
సుభాంకర్ సర్కార్ 293[29]

ఇతరులు

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పార్టీ జెండా చిహ్నం నాయకుడు స్థానాలు
Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist)
Torch Light
Torch Light
 చండీదాస్ భట్టాచార్య[30] 230[31]
Bahujan Samaj Party
జయ ప్రకాష్ సింగ్[32] 152
Aam Janata Unnayan Party[33]
హుమాయున్ కబీర్[34] 115
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen[35]
ఇమ్రాన్ సోలంకి[36] 12[37]
Jharkhand Loktantrik Krantikari Morcha
మోతీలాల్ మహాతో 2[38]

అభ్యర్థులు

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బీజేపీ 144 మంది అభ్యర్థులతో కూడిన తొలి జాబితాను 2026 మార్చి 16న విడుదల చేసింది;[39] 19 మార్చి 2026న 111 మంది అభ్యర్థులతో కూడిన రెండవ జాబితా (ఒక అభ్యర్థి స్థానంలో మరొకరిని నియమించడం, ఒక స్వతంత్ర అభ్యర్థికి మద్దతు ఇవ్వడం కూడా ఇందులో ఉన్నాయి).[40][41] 2026 మార్చి 25న విడుదలైన బీజేపీ అభ్యర్థుల మూడవ జాబితాలో 19 మంది అభ్యర్థుల పేర్లు ఉన్నాయి.[42] బీజేపీ 31 మార్చి 2026న 13 మంది అభ్యర్థులను ప్రకటిస్తూ నాల్గవ అభ్యర్థుల జాబితాను విడుదల చేసింది. గతంలో ప్రకటించిన మరో అభ్యర్థిని మార్చింది..[a][43]

తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్+ 15 మార్చి 2026న భారతీయ గూర్ఖా ప్రజాతాంత్రిక్ మోర్చా కోసం 3 అభ్యర్థులతో మొదటి జాబితాను విడుదల చేసింది..[26] తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ తమ 291 మంది అభ్యర్థుల జాబితాను 17 మార్చి 2026న విడుదల చేసింది.[24]

లెఫ్ట్ ఫ్రంట్ 16 మార్చి 2026న 192 మంది అభ్యర్థులతో కూడిన మొదటి జాబితాను ప్రకటించింది. ఇందులో సీపీఐ (ఎం)కు 142 సీట్లు, ఏఐఎఫ్‌బీకి 21 సీట్లు, సీపీఐకి 14 సీట్లు, ఆర్‌ఎస్‌పీకి 13 సీట్లు, ఆర్‌సీపీఐ, ఎంఎఫ్‌బీలకు ఒక్కో సీటు చొప్పున కేటాయించారు;[44][45] 19 మార్చి 2026న విడుదలైన 32 మంది అభ్యర్థుల రెండవ జాబితాలో సీపీఐ (ఎం)కు 28 సీట్లు, సీపీఐకి 3 సీట్లు, ఆర్‌ఎస్‌పీకి 1 సీటు ఉన్నాయి.;[46] సిపిఐ(ఎం)కు 13 సీట్లు, ఏఐఎఫ్‌బికి 2 సీట్లతో సహా 15 మంది అభ్యర్థులతో కూడిన మూడవ జాబితా, సిపిఐ (ఎం)కు 7 మంది అభ్యర్థులతో కూడిన నాల్గవ జాబితా. సిపిఐ (ఎంఎల్) ఎల్ 17 మార్చి 2026న 10 సీట్లకు తమ అభ్యర్థుల పేర్లను ప్రకటించింది[47]

భారత జాతీయ కాంగ్రెస్ 29 మార్చి 2026న 284 మంది అభ్యర్థులతో కూడిన మొదటి జాబితాను విడుదల చేసింది; భారత జాతీయ కాంగ్రెస్ 2026 ఏప్రిల్ 1న 9 మంది అభ్యర్థులతో కూడిన రెండవ జాబితాను విడుదల చేసింది.[48]

ఎన్నికల షెడ్యూల్

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భారత ఎన్నికల సంఘం 15 మార్చి 2026న పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ శాసనసభ ఎన్నికల షెడ్యూల్‌ను ప్రకటించింది.[49]

పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ శాసనసభ ఎన్నికల దశలు
ఎన్నికల దశ దశలు
I II
నోటిఫికేషన్ విడుదల తేదీ 30 మార్చి 2026 2 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
నామినేషన్ దాఖలు చివరి తేదీ 6 ఏప్రిల్ 2026 9 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
నామినేషన్ల పరిశీలన 7 ఏప్రిల్ 2026 10 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
నామినేషన్ ఉపసంహరణకు చివరి తేదీ 9 ఏప్రిల్ 2026 13 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
ఓటింగ్ తేదీ 23 ఏప్రిల్ 2026 29 ఏప్రిల్ 2026
ఓట్ల లెక్కింపు తేదీ 4 మే 2026
నియోజకవర్గాల సంఖ్య 152 స్థానాలు 142 స్థానాలు

ఓటర్ల గణాంకాలు

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భారత ఎన్నికల సంఘం ప్రకారం, పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ శాసనసభ ఎన్నికల్లో ఓటు హక్కు కలిగిన ఓటర్ల మొత్తం సంఖ్య 70,459,284. ఇందులో 36,022,642 మంది పురుషులు, 34,435,260 మంది మహిళలు, 1,382 మంది తృతీయ లింగంకు చెందిన ఓటర్లు ఉన్నారు.[50]

ఓటింగ్

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ఓటర్ల గణాంకాలు

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భారత ఎన్నికల సంఘం ప్రకారం, పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ అసెంబ్లీ ఎన్నికల్లో మొత్తం 70,459,284 మంది ఓటర్లు అర్హత పొందారు. ఇందులో 36,022,642 మంది పురుషులు, 34,435,260 మంది మహిళలు,, 1,382 మంది మూడవ లింగంకు చెందినవారు ఉన్నారు.[51]

అలాగే, భారత ఎన్నికల సంఘం ప్రకారం, 2025 అక్టోబర్ నుంచి నిర్వహించిన ప్రత్యేక గాఢ సవరణ (SIR) ప్రక్రియలో మొత్తం 9,102,577 మంది ఓటర్ల పేర్లు తొలగించబడ్డాయి. దీంతో మొత్తం అర్హులైన ఓటర్ల సంఖ్య 76,637,529 నుండి 67,534,952కి 11.88% మేర తగ్గింది.[52][53]

తదనంతరం అదనపు జాబితాల ద్వారా కొత్తగా పేర్లు చేర్చడంతో, తుది ఓటర్ల సంఖ్య 68,251,008కి చేరింది.

142 నియోజకవర్గాల్లో జరిగిన రెండో, చివరి దశ ఓటింగ్ 29 ఏప్రిల్ 2026న ముగిసింది. రాష్ట్రవ్యాప్తంగా 3.5 లక్షలకు పైగా భద్రతా సిబ్బందిని వినియోగించారు. ఇందులో తొలిసారి రాష్ట్ర ఎన్నికల్లో జాతీయ దర్యాప్తు సంస్థ (NIA) కూడా భాగమైంది. హౌరా, హూఘ్లీ జిల్లాల్లో కొంతమేర హింస చోటుచేసుకున్నట్లు నివేదికలు వెల్లడించాయి.[54]

ఈ ఎన్నికల్లో మొత్తం 85,379 పోలింగ్ కేంద్రాలు ఏర్పాటు చేయబడ్డాయి, సుమారు 4.5 లక్షల పోలింగ్ సిబ్బంది పాల్గొన్నారు.[55]

ఓటింగ్ శాతం

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రాష్ట్రంలో సుమారు 93% ఓటింగ్ నమోదై చారిత్రాత్మక రికార్డు సృష్టించబడింది. ఇది 2011 అసెంబ్లీ ఎన్నికలలో నమోదైన 84% కంటే ఎక్కువ. ఆ ఎన్నికల్లో 34 సంవత్సరాల ఎడమపక్ష ఫ్రంట్ ప్రభుత్వం పరిపాలన ముగిసి, తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ అధికారంలోకి వచ్చింది.[56]

సుమారు 6.3 కోట్ల ఓట్లు నమోదు అయ్యాయి, ఇది 2021, 2024 ఎన్నికల కంటే కనీసం 30 లక్షలు ఎక్కువ.[57]

విశ్లేషకుల ప్రకారం, అధిక ఓటింగ్‌కు కారణాలు ఇవి:[58][59]

  • SIR ప్రక్రియలో సుమారు 60 లక్షల అసంబద్ధ ఓటర్ల తొలగింపు
  • ఓటు హక్కు కోల్పోతామనే భయం
  • వలస కార్మికుల తిరిగి రాక
  • ప్రభుత్వ వ్యతిరేక భావన (Anti-incumbency)
  • నగరాల్లో కొత్త పోలింగ్ కేంద్రాల ఏర్పాటు

దశల వారీగా ఓటింగ్

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దశ లింగం ఓటింగ్ శాతం
దశ 1 పురుషులు 92.33% 93.19%
మహిళలు 94.09%
మూడవ లింగం 94.62%
దశ 2 పురుషులు 91.07% 92.67%
మహిళలు 92.28%
మూడవ లింగం 91.28%
మొత్తం 92.93%

జిల్లా వారీగా ఓటింగ్

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దశ జిల్లా సీట్లు ఓటింగ్ శాతం
దశ 2 కొలకతా 11 88.60%
హౌరా 16 92.59%
మొత్తం 294 92.93%

పునఃఓటింగ్

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విపక్ష అభ్యర్థుల EVM బటన్లపై టేప్, బబుల్ గమ్ వాడటం వంటి ఫిర్యాదులు రావడంతో, భారత ఎన్నికల సంఘం దర్యాప్తు చేపట్టింది.[60]

దర్యాప్తు అనంతరం, 2 మే 2026న మగ్రహాట్ పశ్చిమ, డైమండ్ హార్బర్ నియోజకవర్గాల్లో 15 పోలింగ్ కేంద్రాల్లో పునఃఓటింగ్ నిర్వహించబడింది.[61]

అదనంగా, ఫాల్టా నియోజకవర్గంలో మొత్తం పునఃఓటింగ్ 21 మే 2026న నిర్వహించబడింది.[62]

ఈ పునఃఓటింగ్‌లో బిజెపి భారీ విజయం సాధించింది, లక్షకు పైగా మెజారిటీతో రాష్ట్రంలో అత్యధిక మెజారిటీ నమోదు చేసింది.[63]

పార్టీలు, పొత్తులు

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అఖిల భారత తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్+

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పార్టీ గుర్తు నాయకుడు స్థానాలు[64]
తృణమూల్ కాంగ్రెస్ మమతా బెనర్జీ 291[65]
భారతీయ గూర్ఖా ప్రజాతాంత్రిక్ మోర్చా అనిత్ థాపా[66] 3[67]
మొత్తం 294

భారతీయ జనతా పార్టీ

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పార్టీ గుర్తు నాయకుడు స్థానాలు
భారతీయ జనతా పార్టీ సువెందు అధికారి 293[68][69][70]
స్వతంత్ర అభ్యర్థి బిశ్వజిత్ మహతో 1
మొత్తం 294

లెఫ్ట్ ఫ్రంట్+

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లెఫ్ట్ ఫ్రంట్+
పార్టీ గుర్తు నాయకుడు పోటీ చేసిన స్థానాలు
లెఫ్ట్ ఫ్రంట్
కమ్యూనిస్ట్ పార్టీ ఆఫ్ ఇండియా (మార్క్సిస్ట్) మహ్మద్ సలీమ్ 195[71][72] 197[73]
మార్క్సిస్ట్ ఫార్వర్డ్ బ్లాక్ ఆశిష్ చక్రవర్తి 1[74]
రివల్యూషనరీ కమ్యూనిస్ట్ పార్టీ ఆఫ్ ఇండియా సుభాష్ రాయ్ 1[74]
ఆల్ ఇండియా ఫార్వర్డ్ బ్లాక్ నరేన్ ఛటర్జీ 23[75]
కమ్యూనిస్ట్ పార్టీ ఆఫ్ ఇండియా స్వపన్ బెనర్జీ 16[74]
రివల్యూషనరీ సోషలిస్ట్ పార్టీ (భారతదేశం) తపన్ హోరే 16[76][77]
లెఫ్ట్ ఫ్రంట్ మిత్రపక్షాలు
ఇండియన్ సెక్యులర్ ఫ్రంట్ నౌషాద్ సిద్ధిఖీ 30[78][79]
కమ్యూనిస్ట్ పార్టీ ఆఫ్ ఇండియా (మార్క్సిస్ట్-లెనినిస్ట్) లిబరేషన్ అభిజిత్ మజుందార్ 8[80]
పశ్చిమ బెంగాల్ సోషలిస్ట్ పార్టీ మనీంద్ర చంద్ర పాల్ 1[81]
సోషల్ డెమోక్రటిక్ పార్టీ ఆఫ్ ఇండియా హకీకుల్ ఇస్లాం 1[82]
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పార్టీ గుర్తు నాయకుడు స్థానాలు
సోషలిస్ట్ యూనిటీ సెంటర్ ఆఫ్ ఇండియా (కమ్యూనిస్ట్) టార్చ్ లైట్ చండీదాస్ భట్టాచార్య[83] 230[84]
బహుజన్ సమాజ్ పార్టీ జై ప్రకాష్ సింగ్[85] 11
ఇండియన్ గూర్ఖా జనశక్తి ఫ్రంట్ అజోయ్ ఎడ్వర్డ్స్[86] 5[87]
కమ్యూనిస్ట్ పార్టీ ఆఫ్ ఇండియా (మార్క్సిస్ట్-లెనినిస్ట్) మాస్ లైన్ అలిక్ చక్రవర్తి 2[88]

List

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Voting date District No. Constituency AITC+ BJP LF+ INC
PartyCandidate PartyCandidate PartyCandidate PartyCandidate
23 April 2026 Cooch Behar 1 Mekliganj (SC) AITC Paresh Adhikary BJP Dadhiram Ray AIFB Kamal Roy INC Ila Rani Roy
2 Mathabhanga (SC) AITC Sablu Barman BJP Nisith Pramanik CPI(M) Khagen Barman INC Khitendra Nath Barman
3 Cooch Behar Uttar (SC) AITC Partha Pratim Roy BJP Sukumar Roy CPI(M) Pranay Karji INC Partha Pratim Ishore
4 Cooch Behar Dakshin AITC Avijit Dey Bhowmik BJP Rathindra Bose AIFB Nazmul Alam Sarkar INC Khokan Mian
5 Sitalkuchi (SC) AITC Harihar Das BJP Sabitri Barman CPI(M) Nabadipti Adhikari INC Sukamal Barman
6 Sitai (SC) AITC Sangita Roy BJP Ashutosh Barma AIFB Arun Kumar Barma INC Rabin Roy
7 Dinhata AITC Udayan Guha BJP Ajay Ray AIFB Bikash Mondal INC Harihar Ray Singha
8 Natabari AITC Sailen Barman BJP Girija Shankar Ray CPI(M) Akik Hassan INC Biswajit Sarkar
9 Tufanganj AITC Shib Shankar Paul BJP Malati Rava Roy CPI(M) Dhananjoy Rava INC Debendra Nath Barma
Alipurduar 10 Kumargram (ST) AITC Rajeev Tirkey BJP Manoj Kumar Oraon RSP Kishore Minz INC Sudham Lama
11 Kalchini (ST) AITC Birendra Bara BJP Bishal Lama RSP Passang Sherpa INC Anjan Chik Baraik
12 Alipurduars AITC Suman Kanjilal BJP Paritosh Das CPI(M) Shyamal Roy INC Mrinmoy Sarkar
13 Falakata (SC) AITC Subhas Chandra Roy BJP Dipak Barman CPI(M) Kamal Kishore Roy INC Akshoy Kumar Barman
14 Madarihat (ST) AITC Jay Prakash Toppo BJP Laxuman Limbu RSP Subhas Lohar INC Joy Prafulla Lakra
Jalpaiguri 15 Dhupguri (SC) AITC Nirmal Chandra Roy BJP Naresh Roy CPI(M) Niranjan Roy INC Harish Chandra Roy
16 Maynaguri (SC) AITC Rammohan Roy BJP Dalim Chandra Roy RSP Sudeb Roy INC Jogen Sarkar
17 Jalpaiguri (SC) AITC Krishna Das BJP Ananta Deb Adhikary CPI(M) Debraj Barman INC Sudipto Mohonto
18 Rajganj (SC) AITC Swapna Barman BJP Dinesh Sarkar CPI(M) Kharendranath Roy INC Tushar Kanti Roy
19 Dabgram-Phulbari AITC Ranjan Shil Sharma BJP Shikha Chatterjee CPI(M) Dilip Singh INC Rohit Singh Sisodia
20 Mal (ST) AITC Bulu Chik Baraik BJP Sukra Munda CPI(M) Manu Oraon INC Rakesh Kujur
21 Nagrakata (ST) AITC Sanjay Kujur BJP Puna Bhengra CPI(M) Dilkumar Oraon INC Shinu Munda
Kalimpong 22 Kalimpong BGPM Ruden Sada Lepcha BJP Bharat Chhetri CPI(M) Rita Thapa INC Santa Kumar Pradhan
Darjeeling 23 Darjeeling BGPM Bijoy Kumar Rai BJP Noman Rai IND Ajoy Edwards INC Madhap Rai
24 Kurseong BGPM Amar Lama BJP Sonam Lama CPI(M) Uttam Sharma INC Saroj Kumar Khatri
25 Matigara-Naxalbari (SC) AITC Shankar Malakar BJP Anandamoy Barman CPI(M) Jharen Roy INC Amitava Sarkar
26 Siliguri AITC Goutam Deb BJP Shankar Ghosh CPI(M) Sharadindu Chakraborty INC Aloke Dhara
27 Phansidewa (ST) AITC Reena Toppo Ekka BJP Durga Murmu CPI(ML)L Sumanti Ekka INC Nabanita Tirkey
Uttar Dinajpur 28 Chopra AITC Hamidul Rahaman BJP Shankar Adhikari CPI(M) Makleswar Rahaman INC Zakir Abedin
29 Islampur AITC Kanaia Lal Agarwal BJP Chitrajit Roy CPI(M) Sami Khan INC Guddi Riaz
30 Goalpokhar AITC Md. Ghulam Rabbani BJP Sarajit Biswas AIFB Zamaluddin INC Masood Md. Naseem Ahsen
31 Chakulia AITC Minhajul Arfin Azad BJP Manoj Jain AIFB Amjad Ali INC Ali Imran Ramz
32 Karandighi AITC Goutam Paul BJP Biraj Biswas CPI(M) Md. Sahabuddin INC Murshid Alam
33 Hemtabad (SC) AITC Satyajit Barman BJP Haripada Barman CPI(M) Tanushree Das INC Anamika Roy
34 Kaliaganj (SC) AITC Nitai Baishya BJP Utpal Brahmacharo CPI(M) Hirubala Roy INC Girdhari Pramanik
35 Raiganj AITC Krishna Kalyani BJP Koushik Chowdhury CPI(M) Jibananda Singha INC Mohit Sengupta
36 Itahar AITC Mosaraf Hussen BJP Sabita Barman CPI Utpal Das INC Amal Acharjee
Dakshin Dinajpur 37 Kushmandi (SC) AITC Rekha Roy BJP Tapas Chandra Roy RSP Jyotirmoy Roy INC Bablu Sarkar
38 Kumarganj AITC Toraf Hossain Mandal BJP Suvendu Sarkar CPI(M) Mofazzal Hossain INC Gulam Martuja Mandal
39 Balurghat AITC Arpita Ghosh BJP Bidyut Roy RSP Arnab Choudhury INC Pradip Kumar Mitra
40 Tapan (ST) AITC Chintamoni Biha BJP Budhrai Tudu RSP Bappai Haro INC Bankim Chandra Toppo
41 Gangarampur (SC) AITC Goutam Das BJP Satyendra Nath Ray CPI(M) Biplab Barman INC Jui Barman
42 Harirampur AITC Biplab Mitra BJP Debabrata Majumder CPI(M) Gautam Goswami INC Subhasish Pal
Malda 43 Habibpur (ST) AITC Amal Kisku BJP Joyel Murmu CPI(M) Basudeb Barman INC Rajen Soren
44 Gazole (SC) AITC Prasenjit Das BJP Chinmoy Deb Barman CPI(M) Khitish Sarkar INC Prem Chowdhury
45 Chanchal AITC Prasun Banerjee BJP Ratan Das CPI(M) Anawarul Haque INC Asif Mehbub
46 Harishchandrapur AITC Md. Matibur Rahaman BJP Ratan Das CPI(M) Sheikh Khalil INC Mostaque Alam
47 Malatipur AITC Abdur Rahim Boxi BJP Ashish Das CPI(M) Minarul Hossain INC Mausam Noor
48 Ratua AITC Samar Mukherjee BJP Abhishek Singhania CPI(M) Jahur Alam INC Mottakin Alam
49 Manikchak AITC Kabita Mandal BJP Gour Chandra Mondal CPI(M) Debojyoti Sinha INC Md. Ansarul Hoque
50 Maldaha (SC) AITC Lipika Barman Ghosh BJP Gopal Chandra Saha CPI Dipak Barman INC Bhupendra Nath Halder
51 English Bazar AITC Ashish Kundu BJP Amlan Bhaduri CPI(M) Ambar Mitra INC Masud Alam
52 Mothabari AITC Md. Najrul Islam BJP Nibaran Ghosh ISF Moulana Shajahan Ali INC Sayem Chowdhury
53 Sujapur AITC Sabina Yeasmin BJP Abhiraj Chowdhury ISF Md. Karimullah Haque INC Md. Abdul Hannan
54 Baisnabnagar AITC Chandana Sarkar BJP Raju Karmakar RSP Dundubhi Saha INC Mamuni Mandal
Murshidabad 55 Farakka AITC Amirul Islam BJP Sunil Chowdhury CPI(M) Mojaffar Hossain INC Md. Mahtab Sheikh
56 Samserganj AITC Nur Alam BJP Shashthi Charan Ghosh ISF Nomination rejected INC Nazme Alam
57 Suti AITC Emani Biswas BJP Mahabir Ghosh RSP A.K.M. Hasanuzzaman INC Alfazuddin Biswas
58 Jangipur AITC Jakir Hossain BJP Chitto Mukherjee CPI(M) Alok Kumar Das INC Mohammad Imran Ali
59 Raghunathganj AITC Akhruzzaman BJP Surajit Poddar CPI(M) Abul Hasnat INC Nasir Sheikh
60 Sagardighi AITC Bayron Biswas BJP Tapas Chakraborty SDPI Masiur Rahaman INC Manoj Chakraborty
61 Lalgola AITC Abdul Aziz BJP Amar Kumar Das CPI(M) Babluzzaman INC Md. Touhidur Rahaman
62 Bhagabangola AITC Reyat Hossain Sarkar BJP Bhaskar Sarkar CPI(M) Mahmudal Hassan INC Anju Begum
63 Raninagar AITC Abdul Soumik Hossain BJP Rana Pratap Singha Roy CPI(M) Jamal Hossain INC Zulfikur Ali
64 Murshidabad AITC Shaoni Singha Roy BJP Gouri Shankar Ghosh AIFB Abdul Mannan INC Siddiqui Ali
65 Nabagram (SC) AITC Pranab Chandra Das BJP Dilip Saha CPI(M) Purnima Das INC Hiru Haldar
66 Khargram (SC) AITC Ashish Marjit BJP Mitali Mal CPI(M) Dhrubajyoti Saha INC Mandar Kanti Mandal
67 Burwan (SC) AITC Protima Rajak BJP Sukhen Kumar Bagdi RSP Ananda Das INC Sujit Das
68 Kandi AITC Apurba Sarkar BJP Gargi Das Ghosh CPI Rejaul Karim INC Dr. Shamim Rana
69 Bharatpur AITC Mustafizur Rahaman BJP Anamika Ghosh RSP Naofel Md Shafiullah INC Md. Azharudddin
70 Rejinagar AITC Ataur Rahman BJP Bapan Ghosh West Bengal Socialist Party Tushar Kanti Chatterjee INC Jillu Sheikh
71 Beldanga AITC Rabiul Alam Chowdhury BJP Bharat Kumar Jhawar RSP Rajesh Ghosh INC Md. Saharuddin Sheikh
72 Baharampur AITC Naru Gopal Mukherjee BJP Subrata Maitra CPI(ML)L Abul Kashem Seikh INC Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury
73 Hariharpara AITC Niamot Sheikh BJP Tanmoy Biswas CPI(M) Zamiruddin Molla INC Mousumi Begum
74 Naoda AITC Sahina Mumtaz Begum BJP Rana Mondal RSP Habibur Rahaman Mondal INC Moshiur Rahman
75 Domkal AITC Humayun Kabir BJP Nanda Dulal Pal CPI(M) Mostafizur Rahaman INC Shehnaz Begum
76 Jalangi AITC Babar Ali BJP Naba Kumar Sarkar CPI(M) Yunus Ali Sarkar INC Abdul Rezzak Molla
29 April 2026 Nadia 77 Karimpur AITC Soham Chakraborty BJP Samarendranath Ghosh CPI(M) Pravas Majumder INC Pooja Roy Chowdhury
78 Tehatta AITC Dilip Poddar BJP Subrata Kabiraj CPI(M) Subodh Biswas INC Jyotirmoy Sarkar
79 Palashipara AITC Rukbanur Rahman BJP Anima Dutta ISF Samshur Ali Mallick INC Hamidul Haque
80 Kaliganj AITC Alifa Ahmed BJP Bapan Ghosh CPI(M) Sabina Yasmin INC Kabil Uddin Shaikh
81 Nakashipara AITC Kallol Khan BJP Shantanu Dey CPI(M) Sukla Saha INC Golam Kibria Mandal
82 Chapra AITC Jeber Sekh BJP Saikat Sarkar ISF Jakir Mondal INC Rahidul Mandal
83 Krishnanagar Uttar AITC Somnath Dutta BJP Taraknath Chatterjee CPI(M) Adwaita Biswas INC Arghya Gon
84 Nabadwip AITC Pundarikakshya Saha BJP Shruti Shekhar Goswami CPI(M) Swarnendu Sinha INC Samir Saha
85 Krishnanagar Dakshin AITC Ujjal Biswas BJP Sadhan Ghosh CPI(ML)L Laboni Jangi INC Abdur Rahim Shaikh
86 Santipur AITC Braja Kishore Goswami BJP Swapan Das CPI(M) Soumen Mahato INC Alok Chatterjee
87 Ranaghat Uttar Paschim AITC Tapas Ghosh BJP Parthasarathi Chatterjee CPI(M) Debashis Chakraborty INC Naba Kumar Mondal
88 Krishnaganj (SC) AITC Samir Kumar Poddar BJP Sukanta Biswas CPI(M) Archana Biswas INC Sankar Kumar Sarkar
89 Ranaghat Uttar Purba (SC) AITC Barnali Dey Roy BJP Ashim Biswas CPI(M) Mrinal Biswas INC Nitya Gopal Mondal
90 Ranaghat Dakshin (SC) AITC Sougata Kumar Burman BJP Ashim Kumar Biswas CPI(M) Arindram Biswas INC Rita Pal Das
91 Chakdaha AITC Subhankar Singha BJP Bankim Chandra Ghosh CPI(M) Narayan Dasgupta INC Malay Saha
92 Kalyani (SC) AITC Atindra Nath Mondal BJP Anupam Biswas CPI(M) Sabuj Das INC Asimananda Majumder
93 Haringhata (SC) AITC Rajib Biswas BJP Ashim Kumar Sarkar CPI(M) Swapan Sarkar INC Himanti Das
North 24 Parganas 94 Bagdah (SC) AITC Madhuparna Thakur BJP Soma Thakur AIFB Gour Biswas INC Prabir Kirtania
95 Bangaon Uttar (SC) AITC Biswajit Das BJP Ashok Kirtania CPI(M) Pijush Saha INC Nilanjan Saha
96 Bangaon Dakshin (SC) AITC Rituparna Addhya BJP Swapan Majumder CPI(M) Asish Sarkar INC Kishor Biswas
97 Gaighata (SC) AITC Narottam Biswas BJP Subrata Thakur CPI Sajal Biswas INC Anil Kumar Pandey
98 Swarupnagar (SC) AITC Bina Mondal BJP Tarak Saha CPI(M) Biswajit Mondal INC Ritesh Mondal
99 Baduria AITC Burhanul Mokaddin BJP Sukriti Sarkar ISF Md. Qutubuddin Fatehi INC Abdur Rahim Quazi
100 Habra AITC Jyotipriya Mallick BJP Debdas Mondal CPI(M) Rijinandan Biswas INC Pronob Bhattacharya
101 Ashoknagar AITC Narayan Goswami BJP Somoy Hira ISF Tapas Banerjee INC Angshuman Roy
102 Amdanga AITC Pirzada Kasem Siddiqui BJP Arindam Dey ISF Biswajit Maity INC Gopal Ghosh
103 Bijpur AITC Subodh Adhikary BJP Sudipta Das CPI(M) Debasish Rakshit INC Sibabrata Guha Roy
104 Naihati AITC Sanat Dey BJP Sumitro Chatterjee CPI(ML)L Debojyoti Majumder INC Pradip Kumar Kundu
105 Bhatpara AITC Amit Gupta BJP Pawan Singh CPI(M) Aasnarayan Singh INC Dharmendra Shaw
106 Jagatdal AITC Somenath Shyam Ichini BJP Rajesh Kumar AIFB Parvej Ahmad Khan INC Mandira Chakraborty
107 Noapara AITC Trinankur Bhattacharya BJP Arjun Singh CPI(M) Gargi Chatterjee INC Ashok Bhattacharya
108 Barrackpore AITC Raj Chakraborty BJP Koustav Bagchi CPI(M) Suman Bandyopadhyay INC Sambhu Das
109 Khardaha AITC Devdeep Purohit BJP Kalyan Chakraborty CPI(M) Debojyoti Das INC Joydev Ghosh
110 Dum Dum Uttar AITC Chandrima Bhattacharya BJP Sourav Sikdar CPI(M) Dipsita Dhar INC Dhananjoy Moitra
111 Panihati AITC Tirthankar Ghosh BJP Ratna Debnath CPI(M) Kalatan Dasgupta INC Subhashis Bhattacharya
112 Kamarhati AITC Madan Mitra BJP Arup Choudhury CPI(M) Manash Mukherjee INC Kallol Mukherjee
113 Baranagar AITC Sayantika Banerjee BJP Sajal Ghosh CPI(M) Sayandip Mitra INC Kalyani Chakraborty
114 Dum Dum AITC Bratya Basu BJP Arijit Bakshi CPI(M) Mayukh Biswas INC Susmita Biswas
115 Rajarhat New Town AITC Tapash Chatterjee BJP Piyush Kanodia CPI(M) Saptarshi Deb INC Sheikh Nijamuddin
116 Bidhannagar AITC Sujit Bose BJP Sharadwat Mukhopadhyay CPI(M) Soumyajit Raha INC Ranajit Mukherjee
117 Rajarhat Gopalpur AITC Aditi Munshi BJP Tarunjyoti Tiwari CPI(M) Subhajit Dasgupta INC Partha Bhaumik
118 Madhyamgram AITC Rathin Ghosh BJP Anindya Banerjee ISF Priyanka Barman INC Ananta Roy
119 Barasat AITC Sabyasachi Dutta BJP Shankar Chatterjee AIFB Hemanta Das INC Tarak Mukherjee
120 Deganga AITC Anisur Rahaman Bidesh BJP Tarun Kanti Ghosh ISF Md. Mafidul Haque Sahaji INC Miaraj Baidya
121 Haroa AITC Md. Mufti Abdul Matin BJP Bhaskar Mondal ISF Piyarul Islam INC Md. Rabiul Molla
122 Minakhan (SC) AITC Usha Rani Mondal BJP Rudrendra Patra ISF Pratik Mondal INC Barnali Naskar
123 Sandeshkhali (ST) AITC Jharna Sardar BJP Sanat Sardar CPI(M) Rabindra Nath Mahato INC Judhisthir Bhumiji
124 Basirhat Dakshin AITC సురజిత్ మిత్రా BJP Sourya Banerjee CPI(M) Ainul Arefin INC Abu Ishak Gazi
125 Basirhat Uttar AITC Md. Tauseffur Rahman BJP Kaushik Siddharth ISF Md. Mucha Karimullah INC Musa Haque Mondal
126 Hingalganj (SC) AITC Ananda Sarkar BJP Rekha Patra CPI Nirmal Kumar Biswas INC Biswajit Roy
South 24 Parganas 127 Gosaba (SC) AITC Subrata Mondal BJP Bikarno Naskar RSP Aditya Jotdar INC Bhupal Chandra Das
128 Basanti (SC) AITC Nilima Bishal Mistry BJP Bikash Sardar ISF Asit Roy INC Gopinath Naiya
129 Kultali (SC) AITC Ganesh Chandra Mondal BJP Madhabi Mahalder CPI(M) Ram Sankar Halder INC Rupa Halder
130 Patharpratima AITC Samir Kumar Jana BJP Asit Kumar Halder CPI(M) Satya Ranjan Das INC Subhrangshu Nayek
131 Kakdwip AITC Manturam Pakhira BJP Dipankar Jana CPI(M) Narayan Das INC Nasiruddin Ahamed
132 Sagar AITC Bankim Chandra Hazra BJP Sumanta Mondal CPI(M) Swapan Singha INC Prasanta Khutia
133 Kulpi AITC Barnali Dhara BJP Abni Naskar ISF Abdul Malek Mollah INC Kutub Uddin Molla
134 Raidighi AITC Tapas Mondal BJP Palash Rana CPI(M) Samya Ganguly INC Ashish Kumar Mandal
135 Mandirbazar (SC) AITC Joydeb Halder BJP Mallika Paik ISF Ashok Kumar Gayen INC Kaushik Baidya
136 Jaynagar (SC) AITC Biswanath Das BJP Alok Halder CPI(M) Apurba Pramanik INC Tapas Baidya
137 Baruipur Purba (SC) AITC Bivas Sardar BJP Tumpa Sardar CPI(M) Swapan Naskar INC Pratap Chandra Mondal
138 Canning Paschim (SC) AITC Paresh Ram Das BJP Prashanta Bayen ISF Prabir Mondal INC Haran Chandra Mistry
139 Canning Purba AITC Md. Baharul Islam BJP Ashim Sapui ISF Arabul Islam INC Sabir Ali Sardar
140 Baruipur Paschim AITC Biman Banerjee BJP Biswajit Paul CPI(M) Lahek Ali INC Asitlal Nag
141 Magrahat Purba (SC) AITC Sarmistha Purkait BJP Uttam Kumar Banik CPI(M) Chandan Saha INC Atanu Halder
142 Magrahat Paschim AITC Shamim Ahmed BJP Gour Sundar Ghosh ISF Abdul Ajij al Hasan INC Abdul Majid Halder
143 Diamond Harbour AITC Pannalal Halder BJP Dipak Kumar Halder CPI(M) Samarendra Nath Naiya INC Goutam Bhattacharya
144 Falta AITC Jahangir Khan[b] BJP Debangshu Panda CPI(M) Sambhu Kurmi INC Abdur Rajjak Molla
145 Satgachhia AITC Somashree Betal BJP Agniswar Naskar CPI(M) Gautam Pal INC Pravash Ghosh
146 Bishnupur (SC) AITC Dilip Mondal BJP Abhijit Sardar CPI(M) Shyamal Dal INC Arghya Naskar
147 Sonarpur Dakshin AITC Arundhuti Maitra BJP Roopa Ganguly CPI Paramita Dasgupta INC Subrata Datta
148 Bhangar AITC Saokat Molla BJP Jayanta Gayen ISF Naushad Siddiqui INC Mahabubul Islam
149 Kasba AITC Javed Ahmed Khan BJP Sandeep Banerjee CPI(M) Dipu Das INC Md. Hasim Zeshan Ahmad
150 Jadavpur AITC Debabrata Majumdar BJP Sarbori Mukherjee CPI(M) Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya INC Shyamali Mandal
151 Sonarpur Uttar AITC Firdousi Begum BJP Debashish Dhar CPI(M) Monalisa Sinha INC Jagannath Kumir
152 Tollygunge AITC Aroop Biswas BJP Papiya Adhikari CPI(M) Partha Pratim Biswas INC Manas Sinha Roy
153 Behala Purba AITC Subhasish Chakraborty BJP Shankar Sikdar CPI(M) Niloy Majumder INC Abhijit Raha
154 Behala Paschim AITC Ratna Chatterjee BJP Indranil Khan CPI(M) Nihar Bhakta INC Saibal Roy
155 Maheshtala AITC Subhasis Das BJP Tamanath Bhowmik CPI(M) Sayan Banerjee INC Haji Abdul Hannan
156 Budge Budge AITC Ashok Kumar Deb BJP Tarun Kumar Adak CPI(ML)L Kajol Dutta Ghosh INC Mujibar Rahaman Kayal
157 Metiaburuz AITC Abdul Khaleque Molla BJP Veer Bahadur Singh CPI(M) Monirul Islam INC Md. Mukhtar
Kolkata 158 Kolkata Port AITC Firhad Hakim BJP Rakesh Singh CPI(M) Faiyaz Khan INC Aquib Gulzar
159 Bhabanipur AITC Mamata Banerjee BJP Suvendu Adhikari CPI(M) Shrijeeb Biswas INC Pradip Prasad
160 Rashbehari AITC Debasish Kumar BJP Swapan Dasgupta CPI(ML)L Manas Ghosh INC Ashutosh Chatterjee
161 Ballygunge AITC Sovandeb Chattopadhyay BJP Shatarupa CPI(M) Afrin Begum INC Rohan Mitra
162 Chowrangee AITC Nayna Bandopadhyay BJP Santosh Pathak CPI(M) Sanjoy Basu[c] INC Manash Sarkar
163 Entally AITC Sandipan Saha BJP Priyanka Tibrewal CPI(M) Abdur Rouf INC Kashif Reza
164 Beleghata AITC Kunal Ghosh BJP Partha Choudhary CPI(M) Paramita Roy INC Shahina Javed
165 Jorasanko AITC Vijay Upadhayay BJP Vijay Ojha CPI(M) Bharat Ram Tiwari INC Deepak Singh
166 Shyampukur AITC Sashi Panja BJP Poornima Chakraborty AIFB Jhuma Das INC Purna Ghosh
167 Maniktala AITC Shreya Pandey BJP Tapas Roy CPI Mousumi Ghosh INC Suman Roy Chowdhury
168 Kashipur–Belgachhia AITC Atin Ghosh BJP Ritesh Tiwari CPI(M) Rajinder Gupta INC Tarak Pal
Howrah 169 Bally AITC Kailash Mishra BJP Sanjay Singh CPI(M) Sankar Moitra INC Priyanka Choudhury
170 Howrah Uttar AITC Goutam Chowdhuri BJP Umesh Rai CPI(M) Gautam Roy INC Om Prakash Jaiswal
171 Howrah Madhya AITC Arup Roy BJP Biplab Mondal CPI(M) Imteaz Ahmed INC Aparna Bose
172 Shibpur AITC Rana Chatterjee BJP Rudranil Ghosh AIFB Jagannath Bhattacharya INC Shrabanti Singh
173 Howrah Dakshin AITC Nandita Chowdhury BJP Shyamal Hati CPI(M) Abhijit Bandyopadhyay INC Deepsikha Bhowmick
174 Sankrail (SC) AITC Priya Paul BJP Barnali Dhali CPI(M) Samir Malick INC Bechu Ram Malik
175 Panchla AITC Gulsan Mullick BJP Ranjan Kumar Paul AIFB Farid Molla INC Rahul Pandey
176 Uluberia Purba AITC Ritabrata Banerjee BJP Rudra Prasad Banerjee ISF Ansar Ali Sheikh INC Alam Deiyan Sheikh
177 Uluberia Uttar (SC) AITC Bimal Kumar Das BJP Chiran Bera CPI(M) Ashok Dolui INC Kalyani Haldar
178 Uluberia Dakshin AITC Pulak Roy BJP Mangalanand Puri Maharaj AIFB Amirul Islam Khan INC Intaz Ali Shah
179 Shyampur AITC Nadebasi Jana BJP Hiran Chatterjee AIFB Asit Baran Sau INC Sheikh Manjur Alam
180 Bagnan AITC Arunava Sen BJP Premangshu Rana CPI(M) Bhaskar Roy INC Sheikh Hafizur Rahaman
181 Amta AITC Sukanta Kumar Paul BJP Amit Samanta CPI(M) Joshimuddin Mallick INC Tapan Das
182 Udaynarayanpur AITC Samir Kumar Panja BJP Prabhakar Pandit CPI(M) Shasthi Maji INC Asit Bakuly
183 Jagatballavpur AITC Subir Chatterjee BJP Anupam Ghosh ISF Nazira Khatoon INC Koushik Roy
184 Domjur AITC Tapas Maity BJP Gobinda Hazra CPI(M) Dulu Das INC Aloke Koley
Hooghly 185 Uttarpara AITC Sirsanya Banerjee BJP Dipanjan Chakraborty CPI(M) Minakshi Mukherjee INC Subrata Mukherjee
186 Sreerampur AITC Tanmay Ghosh BJP Bhaskar Bhattacharya CPI(M) Nabanita Chakraborty INC Subhankar Sarkar
187 Champdani AITC Arindam Guin BJP Dilip Singh CPI(M) Chandranath Banerjee INC Pritam Ghosh
188 Singur AITC Becharam Manna BJP Arup Kumar Das CPI(M) Debasish Chatterjee INC Barun Kumar Malik
189 Chandannagar AITC Indranil Sen BJP Dipanjan Guha CPI(M) Manish Panda INC Ratan Kumar Goldar
190 Chunchura AITC Debangshu Bhattacharya BJP Subir Nag AIFB Sunil Saha INC Moinul Haque
191 Balagarh (SC) AITC Ranjan Dhara BJP Sumana Sarkar CPI(M) Bikash Goldar INC Ashok Biswas
192 Pandua AITC Samir Chakraborty BJP Tushar Kumar Majumdar CPI(M) Amjad Hossain INC Sanatan Mandi
193 Saptagram AITC Bidesh Ranjan Bose BJP Swaraj Ghosh CPI(M) Anirban Sarkar INC Sougata Ghosh
194 Chanditala AITC Swati Khandoker BJP Debasish Mukherjee CPI(M) Sheikh Asif Ali INC Sheikh Abu Abbasuddin
195 Jangipara AITC Snehasish Chakraborty BJP Prasenjit Bag CPI(M) Sudipto Sarkar INC Subhashis Datta
196 Haripal AITC Karabi Manna BJP Madhumita Ghosh ISF Sheikh Muzaffar Ali INC Saif Azad
197 Dhanekhali (SC) AITC Ashima Patra BJP Barnali Das CPI(ML)L Ruma Aheri INC Jyoti Kumari Das
198 Tarakeswar AITC Ramendu Sinharay BJP Santu Pan CPI(M) Abesh Khamrui INC Bhabani Prasad Mondal
199 Pursurah AITC Partha Hazari BJP Biman Ghosh CPI(M) Sandip Kumar Samanta INC Sheikh Habibur Rahaman
200 Arambagh (SC) AITC Mita Bag BJP Hemanta Bag CPI(M) Bithika Pandit INC Sushil Kumar Santra
201 Goghat (SC) AITC Nirmal Maji BJP Prasanta Digar AIFB Muktaram Dhaure INC Haradhan Santra
202 Khanakul AITC Palash Roy BJP Susanta Ghosh ISF Sheikh Saddam Hossein INC Pradip Kumar Kar
23 April 2026 Purba Medinipur 203 Tamluk AITC Dipendra Narayan Roy BJP Hare Krishna Bera CPI Nabendu Ghara INC Haradhan Mazumder
204 Panskura Purba AITC Asim Kumar Maji BJP Subrata Maity CPI(M) Sheikh Ibrahim Ali INC Dipak Patra
205 Panskura Paschim AITC Siraj Khan BJP Sintu Senapati ISF Afjal Ali Shah INC Kalyan Roy
206 Moyna AITC Chandan Mondal BJP Ashok Dinda CPI Swapan Barman INC Nimai Barman
207 Nandakumar AITC Sukumar Dey BJP Nirmal Khanra CPI(M) Chandan Maity INC Sheikh Matin
208 Mahisadal AITC Tilak Chakraborty BJP Subhash Panja CPI(M) Paritosh Patnayak INC Kajal Nayek Das
209 Haldia (SC) AITC Tapasi Mondal BJP Pradip Kumar Bijali CPI(M) Ashok Patra INC Abhimanyu Mandal
210 Nandigram AITC Pabitra Kar BJP Suvendu Adhikari CPI Shanti Giri INC Sheikh Jariatul Hossain
211 Chandipur AITC Uttam Barik BJP Piyush Kanti Das CPI(M) Rita Das INC Sheikh Taslim Ahmed
212 Patashpur AITC Pijush Kanti Panda BJP Tapan Maity CPI Saikat Giri INC Pranab Kumar Mahapatra
213 Kanthi Uttar AITC Debasis Bhunia BJP Sumita Sinha CPI(M) Sutanu Maity INC Subrata Mahapatra
214 Bhagabanpur AITC Manab Kumar Porua BJP Shantanu Pramanik RSP Pratibha Rani Kar Sasamal INC Biswajit Panigrahi
215 Khejuri (SC) AITC Rabin Chandra Mandal BJP Subrata Paik CPI(M) Himangshu Das INC Asit Pramanik
216 Kanthi Dakshin AITC Tarun Kumar Jana BJP Arup Kumar Das CPI Teheran Hossain INC Sheikh Masud Malik
217 Ramnagar AITC Akhil Giri BJP Chandra Shekhar Mondal CPI(M) Ashoke Kumar Maity INC Nomination rejected
218 Egra AITC Tarun Maity BJP Dibyendu Adhikari CPI(M) Subrata Panda INC Anjan Kumar Pattnayak
Paschim Medinipur 219 Dantan AITC Manik Maity BJP Ajit Kumar Jana CPI Shyamalkanti Das Pattanayek INC Utpal Dutta
Jhargram 220 Nayagram (ST) AITC Dulal Murmu BJP Amiya Kisku CPI(M) Pulin Bihari Baske INC Prasanta Murmu
221 Gopiballavpur AITC Ajit Mahata BJP Rajesh Mahato CPI Bikash Sarangi INC Sourav Ghosh
222 Jhargram AITC Mangal Saren BJP Lakshmikant Sahu CPI(M) Arjun Mahato INC Prasenjit Dey
Paschim Medinipur 223 Keshiary (ST) AITC Ramjiban Mandi BJP Bhadra Hembram CPI(M) Malina Murmu INC Kaluchand Tudu
224 Kharagpur Sadar AITC Pradip Sarkar BJP Dilip Ghosh CPI(M) Madhusudan Roy INC Papiya Chakraborty
225 Narayangarh AITC Pratibha Rani Maity BJP Rama Prasad Giri CPI(M) Tapas Sinha INC Sheikh Alam Hossain
226 Sabang AITC Manas Bhunia BJP Amal Panda CPI(M) Nakul Chandra Bera INC Aloke Kumar Samui
227 Pingla AITC Ajit Maity BJP Swagata Manna CPI Ashoke Sen INC Sushanta Mandal
228 Kharagpur AITC Dinen Roy BJP Tapan Bhuiya CPI(M) Sheikh Shahjahan Ali INC Ujjal Mukherjee
229 Debra AITC Rajib Banerjee BJP Subhashish Om CPI(M) Sumit Adhikary INC Chittaranjan Jana
230 Daspur AITC Ashish Hudait BJP Tapan Dutta CPI(M) Ranjit Pal INC Kousik Goswami
231 Ghatal (SC) AITC Shyamali Sardar BJP Shital Kapat CPI(M) Shantinath Satik INC Kaberi Dolui
232 Chandrakona (SC) AITC Surjya Kanta Dolui BJP Sukanta Dolui CPI(M) Suparna Dolui INC Manika Middya
233 Garbeta AITC Uttara Singha BJP Pradeep Lodha CPI(M) Tapan Ghosh INC Siddhartha Bishoyee
234 Salboni AITC Srikanta Mahata BJP Biman Mahato ISF Piyush Hansda INC Arup Mukherjee
235 Keshpur (SC) AITC Seuli Saha BJP Suvendu Samanta CPI(M) Gurupada Mondal INC Kamal Kishore Khanna
236 Medinipur AITC Sujoy Hazra BJP Shankar Guchhait CPI Monikuntal Khamrui INC Sambhunath Chattopadhyay
Jhargram 237 Binpur (ST) AITC Birbaha Hansda BJP Pranat Tudu CPI(M) Rabi Sing Sardar INC Golapi Soren
Purulia 238 Bandwan (ST) AITC Rajib Lochan Saren BJP Labsen Baskey CPI(M) Rathu Singh Sardar INC Siten Mandi
239 Balarampur AITC Shantiram Mahato BJP Jaladhar Mahato CPI(M) Namita Mahato INC Sukanta Mahato
240 Baghmundi AITC Sushanta Mahato BJP Rahidas Mahato AIFB Parimal Kumar INC Nepal Mahato
241 Joypur AITC Arjun Mahato BJP Biswajit Mahato[d] AIFB Dhirendra Nath Mahato INC Phani Bhushan Kumar
242 Purulia AITC Sujoy Banerjee BJP Sudip Kumar Mukherjee CPI(M) Sayantan Ghosh INC Dibyajyoti Prasad Singh Deo
243 Manbazar (ST) AITC Sandhya Rani Tudu BJP Moyna Murmu CPI(M) Shantimani Murmu INC Sombari Mahali
244 Kashipur AITC Soumen Beltharia BJP Kamalakanta Hansda CPI(M) Sulekha Bauri INC Subhas Mahato
245 Para (SC) AITC Manik Bauri BJP Nadiar Chand Bouri CPI(M) Aloke Bauri INC Phalguni Bauri
246 Raghunathpur (SC) AITC Hazari Bauri BJP Mamoni Bauri CPI(M) Ganesh Bauri INC Sandhya Bauri
Bankura 247 Saltora (SC) AITC Uttam Bauri BJP Chandana Bauri CPI(M) Nandalal Bauri INC Amar Kanti Mandal
248 Chhatna AITC Swapan Kumar Mandal BJP Satyanarayan Mukhopadhyay RSP Rajib Kar INC Partha Pratim Bose
249 Ranibandh (ST) AITC Tanushree Hansda BJP Kshudiram Tudu CPI(M) Deblina Hembram INC Gurupada Sardar
250 Raipur (ST) AITC Thakur Moni Soren BJP Kshetra Mohan Hansda CPI(M) Ram Mandi INC Subhra Hembram Murmu
251 Taldangra AITC Falguni Singhababu BJP Souvik Patra CPI(M) Debkanti Mohanti INC Nayan Das Chakraborty
252 Bankura AITC Anup Mondal BJP Niladri Sekhar Dana CPI(M) Abhayananda Mukherjee INC Arup Banerjee
253 Barjora AITC Gautam Mishra BJP Billeshwar Singha CPI(M) Sujit Chakraborty INC Vivekananda Keora
254 Onda AITC Subrata Dutta BJP Amarnath Shakha AIFB Asit Sharma INC Paban Salampuria
255 Bishnupur AITC Tanmay Ghosh BJP Shukla Chatterjee CPI(ML)L Titas Gupta INC Ujjal Chandra
256 Katulpur (SC) AITC Harakali Protiher BJP Lakshmikanta Majumdar CPI(M) Ramchandra Roy INC Sumitra Mallick Santra
257 Indas (SC) AITC Shyamali Roy Bagdi BJP Nirmal Kumar Dhara CPI(M) Mona Mallick INC Mou Mandal Samanta
258 Sonamukhi (SC) AITC Kallol Saha BJP Dibakar Gharami CPI(M) Ajit Roy INC Rahul Bauri
29 April 2026 Purba Bardhaman 259 Khandaghosh (SC) AITC Nabin Chandra Bag BJP Gautam Dhara CPI(M) Ramjiban Roy INC Arup Kumar Saha
260 Bardhaman Dakshin AITC Khokan Das BJP Moumita Biswas CPI(M) Sudipta Gupta INC Gourab Samaddar
261 Raina (SC) AITC Madira Dalui BJP Subhash Patra CPI(M) Somnath Majhi INC Anik Saha
262 Jamalpur (SC) AITC Bhootnath Mallick BJP Arun Halder CPI(M) Samar Hazra[e] INC Rajib Saha
263 Monteswar AITC Siddiqullah Chowdhury BJP Saikat Panja CPI(M) Anupam Ghosh INC Jyotirmoy Mondal
264 Kalna (SC) AITC Deboprasad Bag BJP Siddhartha Majumdar CPI(M) Sarmistha Nag Saha INC Amal Kumar Saha
265 Memari AITC Rasbihari Halder BJP Manav Guha CPI(M) Krishanu Bhadra INC Prabir Ganguly
266 Bardhaman Uttar (SC) AITC Nisith Kumar Malik BJP Sanjay Das CPI(M) Mamoni Mondal Roy INC Sandip Das
267 Bhatar AITC Shantanu Koner BJP Soumen Karfa CPI(M) Hasina Khatoon INC Dhurjati Bijoy Maji
268 Purbasthali Dakshin AITC Swapan Debnath BJP Prankrishna Tapadar CPI(ML)L Ziadul Sekh INC Rabindranath Mondal
269 Purbasthali Uttar AITC Vasundhara Goswami BJP Gopal Chattopadhyay CPI(M) Pradip Saha INC Amitava Bhattacharya
270 Katwa AITC Rabindranath Chatterjee BJP Krishna Ghosh CPI(M) Sanjib Das INC Ranajit Chatterjee
271 Ketugram AITC Sekh Sahonawez BJP Anadi Ghosh ISF Qari Jakir Hossain INC Md. Mofirul Kassem
272 Mangalkot AITC Apurba Chowdhury BJP Shishir Ghosh CPI(M) Miraj Alam INC Jagadish Dutta
273 Ausgram (SC) AITC Shyama Prasanna Lohar BJP Kalita Maji CPI(M) Chanchal Majhi INC Nisha Boral
274 Galsi (SC) AITC Alok Kumar Majhi BJP Raju Patra CPI(M) Monimala Das INC Debasish Biswas
23 April 2026 Paschim Bardhaman 275 Pandabeswar AITC Narendranath Chakraborty BJP Jitendra Tiwari CPI(M) Prabir Mondal INC Uttam Kumar Roy
276 Durgapur Purba AITC Pradip Mazumdar BJP Chandra Shekhar Banerjee CPI(M) Simanta Chatterjee INC Debesh Chakraborty
277 Durgapur Paschim AITC Kavi Dutta BJP Lakshman Chandra Ghorui CPI(M) Pravas Sain INC Tarun Roy
278 Raniganj AITC Kalobaran Mondal BJP Partho Ghosh CPI(M) Naran Bauri INC Faiz Ahmed
279 Jamuria AITC Hareram Singh BJP Bijan Mukherjee CPI(M) Md. Sabbir Hussain INC Tarun Kumar Ganguly
280 Asansol Dakshin AITC Tapas Banerjee BJP Agnimitra Paul CPI(M) Shilpi Chakraborty INC Souvik Mukherjee
281 Asansol Uttar AITC Moloy Ghatak BJP Krishnendu Mukherjee CPI Akhilesh Kumar Singh INC Prasenjit Puitandi
282 Kulti AITC Abhijit Ghatak BJP Ajay Kumar Poddar AIFB Bhabani Acharya INC Rabi Yadav
283 Barabani AITC Bidhan Upadhyay BJP Arijit Roy ISF Biswajit Bauri INC Joydev Roy
Birbhum 284 Dubrajpur (SC) AITC Chandra Naresh Bauri BJP Anup Kumar Saha AIFB Bijoy Bagdi INC Sanjoy Byapari
285 Suri AITC Ujjal Chatterjee BJP Jagannath Chattopadhyay CPI(M) Motiur Rahaman INC Sanjoy Adhikary
286 Bolpur AITC Chandranath Sinha BJP Dilip Kumar Ghosh ISF Bapi Soren INC Rathin Sen
287 Nanoor (SC) AITC Bidhan Chandra Majhi BJP Khokan Das CPI(M) Shyamali Pradhan INC Abhay Das
288 Labpur AITC Abhijit Sinha BJP Debasish Ojha CPI(M) Mansa Hansda INC Ratna Sen
289 Sainthia (SC) AITC Nilabati Saha BJP Krishna Kanta Saha CPI(M) Debu Chunari INC Archana Ankur
290 Mayureswar AITC Abhijit Roy BJP Dudh Kumar Mondal CPI(M) Jayanta Bhalla INC Syed Kasafoddoza
291 Rampurhat AITC Ashish Banerjee BJP Dhruba Saha CPI(M) Sanjib Mallick INC Vivekananda Shaw
292 Hansan AITC Fayezul Haque BJP Nikhil Banerjee CPI(M) Kamal Hasan INC Milton Rashid
293 Nalhati AITC Rajendra Prasad Singh BJP Anil Singh AIFB Dipak Chatterjee INC Abdul Karim
294 Murarai AITC Mosarraf Hossain BJP Rinki Ghosh CPI(M) Md. Ali Reza Mandal INC Sanjibur Rahaman

Surveys and polls

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Opinion polls

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Seat projections
Polling Agency Date Published Sample size Margin of Error Lead
AITC+ BJP Others
IANS-Matrize[89][90][91][92] 15 March 2026 22630 ±3% 155-170 100-115 5-7 40-70
VoteVibe CNN-News18 Opinion Poll-1[93][94] 23 March 2026 128360 ±3% 184-200 98-108 1-3 76-96
VoteVibe CNN-News18 Opinion Poll-2[95] 30 March 2026 128360 ±3% 169-179 113-123 1-3 46-66
VoteVibe CNN News18 Opinion Poll-3[96] 6 April 2026 128360 ±3% 159-169 120-130 3-7 29-49
Matrize-ABP News[97] 6 April 2026 – – 140-160 130-150 8-16 Hung
Vote share projections
Polling Agency Date Published Sample size Margin of Error Lead
AITC+ BJP Others
IANS-Matrize[89][90][91][92] 15 March 2026 22630 ±3% 43-45% 41-43% 12-16% 0-4%
VoteVibe CNN-News18Opinion Poll-1[94] 23 March 2026 128360 ±3% 41.9% 34.9% 22% 7%
VoteVibe CNN-News18 Opinion Poll-2[95] 30 March 2026 128360 ±3% 43.4% 38.1% 18% 5.3%
VoteVibe CNN News18 Opinion Poll-3[96] 6 April 2026 128360 ±3% 43.7% 39.7% 16% 4%
Matrize-ABP News[97] 6 April 2026 – – 43% 41% 16% 2%
CVoter Opinion Poll[98] 8 April 2026 – – 44% 40% 16% 4%
Chanakya Strategies ABP News[99] 8 April 2026 – – 45-47% 40-42% 12-16% 3-7%

Exit polls

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Seat projections
Polling Agency Date Published Lead
AITC+ BJP Others
P-MARQ Apr 29, 2026[100] 118-138 150-175 2-6 12-57
Matrize 125-140 146-161 6-10 6-36
Chanakya Strategies 130-140 150-160 6-10 10-30
People's Pulse 177-187 95-110 0-2 77-82
JVC 131-152 138-159 0-2 Hung
Poll Diary 99-127 142-171 5-9 43-44
Praja Poll[101] 85-110 178-208 0-5 93-98
People's Insight[102] 138-150 144-154 0-2 Hung
Today's Chanakya[103] Apr 30, 2026 100±11 192 ± 11 2±2 92
CNN-News18 - VoteVibe[104] 127-147 143-163 0-6 16
Overall Average 131 157 6 26
Actual Results 80 208 6 128
Vote share projections
Polling Agency Date Published Lead
AITC+ BJP Others
People's Pulse[105] Apr 29, 2026 47.2% 41.5% 11.3% 5.7%
Today's Chanakya[106] Apr 30, 2026 38%±3% 48%±3% 14%±3% 10%
Overall Average 42.6% 44.8% 12.7% 2.15%
Actual Results 40.96% 45.92% 12.36% 4.96%

Voting

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Vote statistics

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According to the Election Commission of India, 70,459,284 voters were eligible to vote in the assembly elections in West Bengal. This includes 36,022,642 male, 34,435,260 female, and 1,382 third gender.[51]

As per the Election Commission of India, a total of 9,102,577 voters were removed since October 2025 during the entire program of Special Intensive Revision, shrinking total eligible voters by 11.88% to 67,534,952 compared to 76,637,529 in October 2025.[107][108] After addition through additional supplementary lists, the final voter count stood at 68,251,008.

The second and final phase of voting across 142 constituencies concluded on 29 April 2026, with the Election Commission deploying over 350,000 security personnel statewide — including the National Investigation Agency for the first time in a state election — amid reports of localised violence in Howrah and Hooghly districts.[109] There were 85,379 polling booths and about 4.5 lakh polling officers involved in the election.[110]

Voting turnout

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Voter queue outside a booth in Howrah district
Voting procedures inside a polling booth in Murshidabad district

A huge and historic voter turnout of about 93% was recorded in the state, surpassing the previous record of 84% in 2011 assembly, when the 34 year rule of the Left Front fell to TMC.[111] Over 6.3 crore votes were cast, at least 30 lakh more than the previous assembly and parliamentary elections in 2021 and 2024 respectively, in spite of a decrease of near 11% in voter list.[112] Analysts cite the high voter turnout mainly due to the following possibilities:[113][114]

  • The conduction of SIR in the state before the election, removed about 60 lakh ASDD (Absent, Shifted, Dead and Duplicate) voter entries leading to reduced total voters and a high turnout.
  • Due to high deletion in the voter list, voters have felt importance to cast vote and use their democratic rights. Some, especially Muslims and Bangladeshi refugees, feared if they don't, it may create problems in their future voting rights, further leading to cancellation of other government facilities or even citizenship.
  • Media reported high numbers of migrant labours coming from other states for the election. Upon one viral video from Gujarat, TMC accused BJP of breaching Election code by arranging train tickets, foods in other states.[115]
  • Possibilities of potential anti-incumbency like the previous 2011 election and a general trend all over the world during ruling party change in elections. This turned out to be true after the results.
  • In urban centres, mainly Kolkata metropolis, the usual low turnout trend changed. One of the main reason was the setting up of new booths in high rises and housing complexes. The residents, especially aged persons, felt excitement, ease and comfort in that while avoiding possibilities of poll violence outside.[116] In previous elections, there were cases of such high rises and complexes being locked up by mobs linked to the ruling party TMC, during the elections. Such cases done by the ruling party, had been observed since the left era.[117] TMC continuously opposed setting up of such booths by ECI.[118]

Voting turnout by phase

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Phase Gender Turnout
Phase 1[119][120] Male 92.33% 93.19%
Female 94.09%
3rd Gender 94.62%
Phase 2[121] Male 91.07% 92.67%
Female 92.28%
3rd Gender 91.28%
Total 92.93%

Voting turnout by district

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Phase District Seats Turnout
Phase 1 Cooch Behar 9 152 96.04% 93.19%
Alipurduar 5 93.20%
Jalpaiguri 7 94.76%
Kalimpong 1 83.04%
Darjeeling 5 88.98%
Uttar Dinajpur 9 94.16%
Dakshin Dinajpur 6 95.44%
Malda 12 94.79%
Murshidabad 22 93.67%
Purba Medinipur 16 92.75%
Paschim Medinipur 15 92.19%
Jhargram 4 92.26%
Purulia 9 91.59%
Bankura 12 92.55%
Paschim Bardhaman 9 90.32%
Birbhum 11 94.51%
Phase 2 Nadia 17 142 92.14% 92.67%
North 24 Parganas 33 92.92%
South 24 Parganas 31 93.48%
Kolkata 11 88.60%
Howrah 16 92.59%
Hooghly 18 91.98%
Purba Bardhaman 16 93.83%
Total 294 92.93%

Repoll

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After receiving complaints about obstructing EVM buttons of opposition candidates with tapes, bubble gums or inking the BJP candidates' name and symbol by TMC cadre, the ECI took steps to verify these claims.[122] Such cases were also observed in last general election in 2024.[123] After verifying these cases, the ECI decided to do repoll in 15 booths of two assembly constituencies: 11 in Magrahat Paschim and 4 in Diamond Harbour on 2 May 2026.[124][125] Beside that, due to heavy breaching in election procedures and EVM tampering, the whole assembly constituency of Falta was scheduled to be repolled.[126]

The alleged EVM tampering by done at the directions of TMC candidate Jahangir Khan, and the entire assembly constituency was scheduled for repolling on 21 May, with counting and results on 24 May.[127][128]

The BJP won a landslide victory in Falta assembly repoll with a margin exceeding 1 Lakh, highest in the state.[129]

Results

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The votes were counted and results were announced on 4 May 2026. There were 77 counting centres across the state.[130]

208 80 2 2 1 1
BJP AITC INC AJUP CPI(M) AISF

Vote share by alliance

  BJP (45.92%)
  AITC+ (40.96%)
  LF+ (6.77%)
  INC (2.96%)
  AJUP (0.74%)
  SUCI(C) (0.25%)
  NOTA (0.77%)
  Others (1.93%)

Results by alliance or party

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Seats Shifted in West Bengal
Alliance/ Party Popular vote Seats
Votes % ±pp Contested Won +/-
BJP 2,93,74,470 45.92 ▲7.77 294 208 ▲131
AITC+ AITC 2,60,21,160 40.68 ▼7.5 291 80 ▼135
BGPM 1,76,716 0.28 New 3 0 New
Total 26,197,876 40.96 ▼7.5 294 80 ▼135
LF+ CPI(M) 28,79,712 4.50 ▼0.23 197 1 ▲1
AISF 9,72,280 1.52 ▲0.16 30 1 Steady
AIFB 1,76,980 0.28 ▼0.25 24 0 Steady
CPI 99,223 0.16 ▼0.04 17 0 Steady
RSP 64,209 0.10 ▼0.11 18 0 Steady
CPI(ML)L 46,399 0.07 10 0 Steady
SDPI 42,389 0.07 1 0 Steady
West Bengal Socialist Party 748 0.00 1 0 Steady
IND 48,635 0.08 1 0 Steady
Total 43,30,575 6.77 ▼0.34 293+6 2 ▲1
INC 18,94,984 2.96 ▲0.03 293 2 ▲2
AJUP 4,70,649 0.74 New 115 2 New
SUCI(C) 1,62,529 0.25 229 0
Other parties 2,98,212 0.47 380 0 ▼1
IND 7,31,705 1.15 1022 0 Steady
NOTA 4,95,568 0.77 ▲0.2
Total 63,963,262 100 — 2926 294 —

Results by phase

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Phase Seats
BJP AITC Others
Phase 1 152 116 31 5
Phase 2 142 92 49 1
Total 294 208 80 6

Results by division

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Division Seats
BJP AITC Others
Jalpaiguri division 27 26 1 0
Malda division 49 22 22 5
Burdwan division 54 45 9 0
Medinipur division 56 54 2 0
Presidency division 108 61 46 1
Total Seats 294 208 80 6

Results by reservation category

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Category Seats
BJP AITC Others
Scheduled Castes 68 51 17 0
Scheduled Tribes 16 16 0 0
Unreserved 209 141 63 6
Total 294 208 80 6

Results by region

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Region District Seats
BJP AITC Others
Won +/- Won +/- Won +/-
Uttar Banga Cooch Behar 9 8 Increase 1 1 Decrease 1 0 Steady
Alipurduar 5 5 Steady 0 Steady 0 Steady
Jalpaiguri 7 7 Increase 3 0 Decrease 3 0 Steady
Kalimpong 1 1 Increase 1 0 Decrease 1 0 Steady
Darjeeling 5 5 Steady 0 Steady 0 Steady
Uttar Dinajpur 9 4 Increase 2 5 Decrease 2 0 Steady
Dakshin Dinajpur 6 4 Increase 1 2 Decrease 1 0 Steady
Malda 12 6 Increase 2 6 Decrease 2 0 Steady
Total5440Increase 1014Decrease 100Steady
Dakshin Banga Murshidabad 22 8 Increase 6 9 Decrease 11 5 Increase 5
Nadia 17 14 Increase 5 3 Decrease 5 0 Steady
North 24 Parganas 33 23 Increase 18 10 Decrease 18 0 Steady
South 24 Parganas 31 11 Increase 11 19 Decrease 11 1 Steady
Kolkata 11 6 Increase 6 5 Decrease 6 0 Steady
Howrah 16 7 Increase 7 9 Decrease 7 0 Steady
Hooghly 18 16 Increase 12 2 Decrease 12 0 Steady
Purba Medinipur 16 16 Increase 9 0 Decrease 9 0 Steady
Paschim Medinipur 15 13 Increase 11 2 Decrease11 0 Steady
Jhargram 4 4 Increase 4 0 Decrease 4 0 Steady
Total183117Increase 8959Decrease 936Increase 5
Rarh Banga Purulia 9 9 Increase 3 0 Decrease 3 0 Steady
Bankura 12 12 Increase 4 0 Decrease 4 0 Steady
Purba Bardhaman 16 14 Increase 14 2 Decrease 14 0 Steady
Paschim Bardhaman 9 9 Increase 6 0 Decrease 6 0 Steady
Birbhum 11 6 Increase 5 5 Decrease 5 0 Steady
Total5750Increase 327Decrease 320Steady
Total 294 208 Increase 131 80 Decrease 136 6 Increase 5

Results by constituency

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District Constituency Winner Runner Up Margin %
No. Name Candidate Party Votes % Candidate Party Votes %
Cooch Behar 1 Mekliganj (SC) Dadhiram Ray BJP 1,19,109 54.42 Paresh Adhikary AITC 89,525 40.91 29,584 13.51
2 Mathabhanga (SC) Nisith Pramanik BJP 1,43,340 59.27 Sablu Barman AITC 86,250 35.66 57,090 23.61
3 Cooch Behar Uttar (SC) Sukumar Roy BJP 1,55,327 61.11 Partha Pratim Roy AITC 84,943 33.42 70,384 27.69
4 Cooch Behar Dakshin Rathindra Bose BJP 1,08,482 52.75 Avijit De Bhowmik AITC 84,237 41.53 22,747 11.22
5 Sitalkuchi (SC) Sabitri Barman BJP 1,44,367 51.59 Harihar Das AITC 1,19,089 42.56 25,278 9.03
6 Sitai (SC) Sangita Roy AITC 1,28,188 48.31 Ashutosh Barma BJP 1,25,467 47.29 2,721 1.02
7 Dinhata Ajay Ray BJP 1,38,255 51.60 Udayan Guha AITC 1,20,808 45.09 17,447 6.51
8 Natabari Girija Shankar Ray BJP 1,26,911 54.53 Sailendra Nath Barma AITC 92,298 39.66 34,613 14.87
9 Tufanganj Malati Rava Roy BJP 1,22,525 53.08 Shibshankar Paul AITC 96,068 41.62 26,457 11.46
Alipurduar 10 Kumargram (ST) Manoj Kumar Oraon BJP 1,43,044 57.95 Rajeev Tirkey AITC 90,167 36.53 52,877 21.42
11 Kalchini (ST) Bishal Lama BJP 1,14,759 56.64 Birendra Bara AITC 76,916 37.96 37,843 18.68
12 Alipurduars Paritosh Das BJP 1,43,242 61.62 Suman Kanjilal AITC 72,822 31.33 70,420 30.29
13 Falakata Dipak Barman BJP 1,34,370 56.95 Subhash Chandra Roy AITC 88,371 37.45 45,999 19.5
14 Madarihat Laxuman Limbu BJP 1,02,488 57.98 Jay Prakash Toppo AITC 61,578 34.84 40,910 23.14
Jalpaiguri 15 Dhupguri (SC) Naresh Roy BJP 1,34,798 54.25 Nirmal Chandra Roy AITC 96,248 38.73 38,550 15.52
16 Maynaguri (SC) Dalim Chandra Roy BJP 1,47,403 58.62 Rammohan Ray AITC 90,900 36.15 56,503 22.47
17 Jalpaiguri (SC) Ananta Deb Adhikary BJP 1,42,987 60.11 Krishna Das AITC 74,182 31.19 68,805 28.92
18 Rajganj (SC) Dinesh Sarkar BJP 1,14,657 51.10 Swapna Barman AITC 93,180 41.53 21,477 9.57
19 Dabgram-Phulbari Sikha Chatterjee BJP 1,66,300 66.02 Ranjan Shil Sharma AITC 68,585 27.23 97,715 38.79
20 Mal (ST) Sukra Munda BJP 1,12,095 49.94 Bulu Chik Baraik AITC 96,603 43.04 15,492 6.90
21 Nagrakata (ST) Puna Bhengra BJP 1,03,478 50.73 Sanjay Kujur AITC 77,620 38.06 25,858 12.67
Kalimpong 22 Kalimpong Bharat Kumar Chetri BJP 84,290 49.74 Ruden Sada Lepcha BGPM 62,826 37.07 21,464 12.67
Darjeeling 23 Darjeeling Noman Rai BJP 62,076 35.72 Bijoy Kumar Rai BGPM 56,019 32.23 6,057 3.49
24 Kurseong Sonam Lama BJP 74,878 41.18 Amar Lama BGPM 57,871 31.83 17,007 9.35
25 Matigara-Naxalbari (SC) Anandamoy Barman BJP 1,66,905 66.50 Sankar Malakar AITC 62,640 24.96 1,04,265 41.54
26 Siliguri Shankar Ghosh BJP 1,20,760 65.78 Goutam Deb AITC 47,568 25.91 73,192 39.87
27 Phansidewa (ST) Durga Murmu BJP 1,18,241 56.92 Reena Toppo Ekka AITC 72,978 35.13 45,263 21.79
Uttar Dinajpur 28 Chopra Hamidul Rahaman AITC 1,20,986 57.30 Shankar Adhikari BJP 51,862 24.56 69,124 32.74
29 Islampur Kanaia Lal Agarwal AITC 1,08,117 58.14 Chitrajit Roy BJP 68,054 36.60 40,063 21.54
30 Goalpokhar Md. Ghulam Rabbani AITC 1,22,105 66.66 Sarajit Biswas BJP 38,315 20.92 83,790 45.74
31 Chakulia Minhajul Arfin Azad AITC 90,277 45.34 Manoj Kumar Jain BJP 62,266 31.27 28,011 14.07
32 Karandighi Biraj Biswas BJP 96,260 43.76 Goutam Paul AITC 76,391 34.73 19,869 9.03
33 Hemtabad (SC) Haripada Barman BJP 1,15,529 48.26 Satyajit Barman AITC 1,03,168 43.10 12,361 5.16
34 Kaliaganj (SC) Utpal Brahmacharo BJP 1,58,349 61.32 Nitai Baishya AITC 81,924 31.73 76,425 29.59
35 Raiganj Koushik Chowdhury BJP 1,05,561 63.69 Krishna Kalyani AITC 46,828 28.54 58,641 35.58
36 Itahar Mosaraf Hussen AITC 98,172 48.09 Sabita Barman BJP 70,294 34.43 27,878 13.66
Dakshin Dinajpur 37 Kushmandi (SC) Tapas Chandra Roy BJP 97,437 48.83 Rekha Roy AITC 88,374 44.29 9,063 4.54
38 Kumarganj Toraf Hossain Mandal AITC 82,791 47.62 Subhendu Sarkar BJP 76,106 43.77 6,685 3.85
39 Balurghat Bidyut Kumar Roy BJP 95,697 60.45 Arpita Ghosh AITC 48,121 30.40 47,576 30.05
40 Tapan (ST) Budhrai Tudu BJP 1,05,780 56.66 Chintamoni Biha AITC 68,793 36.85 36,987 19.81
41 Gangarampur (SC) Satyendra Nath Roy BJP 1,05,083 54.50 Goutam Das AITC 76,744 39.80 28,339 14.7
42 Harirampur Biplab Mitra AITC 93,098 45.62 Debabrata Majumder BJP 91,112 44.65 1,986 0.97
Malda 43 Habibpur (ST) Joyel Murmu BJP 1,42,062 62.41 Amal Kisku AITC 63,874 28.06 78,188 34.35
44 Gazole (SC) Chinmoy Deb Barman BJP 1,31,541 53.94 Prasenjit Das AITC 93,349 38.28 38,192 15.66
45 Chanchal Prasun Banerjee AITC 1,28,014 54.61 Ratan Das BJP 64,140 27.36 63,874 27.25
46 Harishchandrapur Md. Matibur Rahaman AITC 1,13,104 49.80 Ratan Das BJP 64,833 28.55 48,271 21.25
47 Malatipur Abdur Rahim Boxi AITC 1,04,123 51.54 Mausam Noor INC 44,376 21.96 59,747 29.58
48 Ratua Samar Mukherjee AITC 1,06,834 45.82 Abhishek Singhania BJP 74,272 31.86 32,562 13.96
49 Manikchak Gour Chandra Mandal BJP 1,10,118 48.86 Kabita Mandal AITC 96,180 42.68 38,192 6.18
50 Maldaha Gopal Chandra Saha BJP 1,23,656 56.00 Lipika Barman Ghosh AITC 73,528 33.30 50,128 22.70
51 English Bazar Amlan Bhaduri BJP 1,54,096 65.70 Asis Kundu AITC 60,312 25.71 93,784 39.99
52 Mothabari Md. Najrul Islam AITC 65,705 40.51 Nibaran Ghosh BJP 55,209 34.04 10,496 6.47
53 Sujapur Sabina Yeasmin AITC 1,12,795 49.66 Md. Abdul Hannan INC 52,508 23.12 60,287 26.54
54 Baisnabnagar Raju Karmakar BJP 1,08,692 48.34 Chandana Sarkar AITC 61,811 27.49 46,881 20.85
Murshidabad 55 Farakka Motab Shaikh INC 63,050 36.06 Sunil Chowdhuri BJP 54,857 31.38 8,193 4.68
56 Samserganj Mohammad Noor Alam AITC 61,918 39.84 Nazme Alam INC 54,331 34.96 7,587 4.88
57 Suti Emani Biswas AITC 81,330 36.83 Mahabir Ghosh BJP 68,973 31.23 12,357 5.60
58 Jangipur Chitta Mukherjee BJP 91,201 42.90 Jakir Hossain AITC 80,659 37.94 10,542 4.96
59 Raghunathganj Akhruzzaman AITC 88,909 45.65 Nasir Saikh INC 43,854 24.83 40,555 20.82
60 Sagardighi Bayron Biswas AITC 90,781 43.72 Tapas Kumar Chakraborty BJP 56,521 27.22 34,260 16.50
61 Lalgola Abdul Aziz AITC 67,954 37.72 Md. Touhidur Rahaman INC 48,994 27.19 18,960 10.53
62 Bhagabangola Reyat Hossain Sarkar AITC 1,05,997 48.57 Mahmudal Hassan CPI(M) 49,590 22.73 56,407 25.84
63 Raninagar Julfikar Ali INC 79,423 33.48 Abdul Soumik Hossain AITC 76,722 32.34 2,701 1.14
64 Murshidabad Gouri Shankar Ghosh BJP 1,14,443 48.18 Shaoni Singha Roy AITC 82,922 34.91 31,521 13.27
65 Nabagram (SC) Dilip Saha BJP 78,739 35.54 Pronab Chandra Das AITC 72,820 32.86 5,919 2.68
66 Khargram (SC) Mitali Mal BJP 77,748 38.02 Ashis Marjit AITC 68,415 33.46 9,333 4.56
67 Burwan (SC) Sukhen Kumar Bagdi BJP 91,661 48.52 Protima Rajak AITC 69,361 36.72 22,300 21.80
68 Kandi Gargi Das Ghosh BJP 73,355 36.78 Apurba Sarkar AITC 63,020 31.60 10,335 5.18
69 Bharatpur Mustafizur Rahaman AITC 90,870 42.38 Anamika Ghosh BJP 60,117 28.04 30,753 14.34
70 Rejinagar Humayun Kabir AJUP 1,23,536 51.62 Bapan Ghosh BJP 64,660 27.02 58,876 24.60
71 Beldanga Bharat Kumar Jhawar BJP 72,872 31.88 Rabiul Alam Chowdhury AITC 59,664 26.10 13,208 5.78
72 Baharampur Subrata Maitra BJP 91,088 40.62 Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury INC 73,540 32.79 17,548 7.83
73 Hariharpara Niamot Sheikh AITC 80,338 34.14 Bijoy Sekh AJUP 67,673 28.76 12,665 5.38
74 Naoda Humayun Kabir AJUP 86,463 39.02 Rana Mondal BJP 58,520 26.41 27,943 12.61
75 Domkal Md. Mostafijur Rahaman CPI(M) 1,07,882 41.85 Humayun Kabir AITC 91,586 35.53 16,296 6.32
76 Jalangi Babar Ali AITC 88,684 35.01 Ianus Ali Sarkar CPI(M) 67,168 26.52 21,516 8.49
Nadia 77 Karimpur Samarendranath Ghosh BJP 1,05,234 43.68 Soham Chakraborty AITC 95,049 39.45 10,185 4.23
78 Tehatta Subrata Kabiraj BJP 1,12,138 48.01 Dilip Kumar Poddar AITC 83,885 35.91 28,253 12.10
79 Palashipara Rukbanur Rahman AITC 89,241 41.58 Anima Dutta BJP 77,187 36.24 11,454 5.34
80 Kaliganj Alifa Ahmed AITC 89,292 40.77 Bapan Ghosh BJP 79,120 36.12 10,172 4.65
81 Nakashipara Shantanu Dey BJP 1,00,600 48.85 Kallol Khan AITC 83,273 40.44 17,327 8.41
82 Chapra Jeber Sekh AITC 97,085 46.06 Saikat Sarkar BJP 66,305 31.46 30,780 14.60
83 Krishnanagar Uttar Tarak Nath Chatterjee BJP 1,33,211 65.93 Somnath Dutta AITC 54,850 27.15 78,361 38.78
84 Nabadwip Srutisekhar Goswami BJP 1,08,631 49.79 Pundarikakshya Saha AITC 87,187 39.96 21,444 9.83
85 Krishnanagar Dakshin Sadhan Ghosh BJP 1,02,862 52.19 Ujjal Biswas AITC 75,061 38.09 27,801 14.10
86 Santipur Swapan Kumar Das BJP 1,17,941 54.86 Braja Kishore Goswami AITC 72,565 33.76 45,376 21.10
87 Ranaghat Uttar Paschim Parthasarathi Chatterjee BJP 1,29,046 59.43 Tapas Kumar Ghosh AITC 71,495 32.93 57,551 26.50
88 Krishnaganj (SC) Sukanta Biswas BJP 1,39,838 60.15 Samir Kumar Poddar AITC 78,939 33.96 60,899 26.19
89 Ranaghat Uttar Purba (SC) Ashim Biswas BJP 1,26,235 59.71 Barnali Dey Roy AITC 74,492 35.24 51,743 24.47
90 Ranaghat Dakshin (SC) Ashim Kumar Biswas BJP 1,40,010 60.17 Sougata Kumar Burman AITC 75,546 32.47 64,464 27.70
91 Chakdaha Bankim Chandra Ghosh BJP 1,15,433 54.78 Subhankar Singha AITC 78,488 37.25 36,945 17.53
92 Kalyani (SC) Anupam Biswas BJP 1,14,469 53.12 Atindra Nath Mondal AITC 79,677 36.97 34,792 16.15
93 Haringhata (SC) Asim Kumar Sarkar BJP 1,07,900 50.72 Rajib Biswas AITC 85,845 40.35 22,055 10.37
North 24 Parganas 94 Bagdah (SC) Soma Thakur BJP 1,21,307 55.84 Madhuparna Thakur AITC 86,691 39.91 34,616 15.93
95 Bangaon Uttar (SC) Ashok Kirtania BJP 1,19,317 56.46 Biswajit Das AITC 78,647 37.21 40,670 19.25
96 Bangaon Dakshin (SC) Swapan Majumder BJP 1,19,399 56.27 Rituparna Addhya AITC 81,585 38.45 37,814 17.82
97 Gaighata (SC) Subrata Thakur BJP 1,21,322 57.99 Narottam Biswas AITC 73,639 35.20 47,683 22.79
98 Swarupnagar (SC) Bina Mondal AITC 94,813 43.47 Tarak Saha BJP 78,796 36.13 16,017 7.34
99 Baduria Burhanul Mokaddin AITC 1,03,334 45.45 Sukriti Kumar Sarkar BJP 63,273 27.83 40,061 17.62
100 Habra Debdas Mondal BJP 1,04,645 52.66 Jyotipriya Mallick AITC 73,183 36.82 31,462 15.84
101 Ashokenagar Dr. Sumay Hira BJP 96,807 44.05 Narayan Goswami AITC 87,399 39.77 9,408 4.28
102 అమదంగా మహమ్మద్ కాసిం సిద్ధిఖీ AITC 81,670 38.25 Arindam Dey BJP 78,675 36.85 2,995 1.40
103 Bijpur Sudipta Das BJP 71,799 49.56 Subodh Adhikary AITC 58,456 40.35 13,343 9.21
104 Naihati Sumitro Chatterjee BJP 77,484 49.15 Sanat Dey AITC 67,054 42.53 10,430 6.62
105 Bhatpara Pawan Kumar Singh BJP 61,683 58.02 Amit Gupta AITC 38,876 36.57 22,807 21.45
106 Jagatdal Rajesh Kumar BJP 94,351 51.50 Somenath Shyam Ichini AITC 73,442 40.09 20,909 11.41
107 Noapara Arjun Singh BJP 94,415 48.37 Trinankur Bhattacharjee AITC 76,759 39.33 17,656 9.04
108 Barrackpur Kaustuv Bagchi BJP 78,466 50.65 Raj Chakraborty AITC 62,644 40.44 15,822 10.21
109 Khardaha Kalyan Chakraborti BJP 97,752 49.75 Devadeep Purohit AITC 73,266 37.28 24,486 12.47
110 Dum Dum Uttar Sourav Sikdar BJP 1,03,284 46.24 Chandrima Bhattacharya AITC 76,880 34.42 26,404 11.82
111 Panihati Ratna Debnath BJP 87,977 50.28 Tirthankar Ghosh AITC 59,141 33.80 28,836 16.48
112 Kamarhati Madan Mitra AITC 64,817 43.71 Arup Choudhury BJP 59,171 39.91 5,646 3.80
113 Baranagar Sajal Ghosh BJP 81,730 48.26 Sayantika Banerjee AITC 64,774 38.25 16,956 10.01
114 Dum Dum Arijit Bakshi BJP 99,181 50.07 Bratya Basu AITC 73,908 37.31 25,273 12.76
115 Rajarhat New Town Piyush Kanodia BJP 1,06,564 42.19 Tapash Chatterjee AITC 1,06,248 42.07 316 0.12
116 Bidhannagar Sharadwat Mukherjee BJP 97,979 55.20 Sujit Bose AITC 60,649 34.17 37,330 21.03
117 Rajarhat Gopalpur Tarunjyoti Tewari BJP 1,01,277 51.74 Aditi Munshi AITC 73,520 37.56 27,757 14.18
118 Madhyamgram Rathin Ghosh AITC 95,995 41.21 Anindya Banerjee BJP 93,596 40.18 2,399 1.03
119 Barasat Sankar Chatterjee BJP 1,22,171 51.64 Sabyasachi Dutta AITC 87,613 37.03 34,558 14.61
120 Deganga Anisur Rahaman Bidesh AITC 1,01,114 43.31 Md Mofidul Hoque Sahaji ISF 83,296 35.68 17,818 7.63
121 Haroa Abdul Matin Muhammad AITC 1,17,591 49.52 Piyarul Islam ISF 68,250 28.74 49,341 20.78
122 Minakhan (SC) Usha Rani Mondal AITC 92,079 42.66 Rudrendra Patra BJP 59,787 27.70 32,292 14.96
123 Sandeshkhali (ST) Sanat Sardar BJP 1,07,189 49.58 Jharna Sardar AITC 89,679 41.48 17,510 8.10
124 Basirhat Dakshin Surajit Mitra AITC 1,12,965 45.09 Sourya Banerjee BJP 1,03,421 41.28 9,544 3.81
125 Basirhat Uttar Md. Tauseffur Rahman AITC 1,15,503 48.42 Md. Musa Karemulla ISF 58,233 24.41 57,270 24.01
126 Hingalganj (SC) రేఖా పాత్రా BJP 1,00,207 48.39 Ananda Sarkar AITC 94,786 45.77 5,421 2.62
South 24 Parganas 127 Gosaba (SC) Bikarna Naskar BJP 1,08,492 51.34 Subrata Mondal AITC 92,392 43.72 16,100 7.62
128 Basanti (SC) Nilima Mistry AITC 1,27,495 54.99 Bikash Sardar BJP 71,314 30.76 56,181 24.23
129 Kultali (SC) Ganesh Chandra Mondal AITC 1,46,435 57.75 Madhabi Mahalder BJP 87,159 34.38 59,276 23.37
130 Patharpratima Samir Kumar Jana AITC 1,17,164 47.62 Asit Kumar Haldar BJP 1,12,291 45.64 4,873 1.98
131 Kakdwip Dipankar Jana BJP 1,09,373 47.29 Manturam Pakhira AITC 1,04,613 45.23 4,760 2.06
132 Sagar Sumanta Mandal BJP 1,27,802 49.52 Bankim Chandra Hazra AITC 1,19,921 46.46 7,881 3.06
133 Kulpi Barnali Dhara AITC 91,266 43.94 Abani Naskar BJP 80,883 38.94 10,383 5.00
134 Raidighi Tapas Mondal AITC 1,18,991 46.16 Palash Rana BJP 1,13,034 43.85 5,957 2.31
135 Mandirbazar (SC) Joydeb Halder AITC 93,686 43.94 Mallika Paik BJP 91,691 43.00 1,995 0.94
136 Jaynagar (SC) Biswanath Das AITC 1,08,194 49.38 Aloke Halder BJP 81,844 37.35 26,350 12.03
137 Baruipur Purba (SC) Bivas Sardar AITC 1,20,987 50.98 Tumpa Sardar BJP 89,172 37.57 31,815 13.41
138 Canning Paschim (SC) Paresh Ram Das AITC 1,20,548 52.26 Prasanta Bayen BJP 79,883 34.63 40,665 17.63
139 Canning Purba Md Baharul Islam AITC 1,48,687 61.53 Arabul Islam ISF 56,733 23.48 91,954 38.05
140 Baruipur Paschim Biman Banerjee AITC 1,04,781 47.41 Biswajit Paul BJP 86,919 39.32 17,862 8.09
141 Magrahat Purba (SC) Sarmistha Purkait AITC 1,08,412 48.80 Uttam Kumar Banik BJP 76,805 34.57 31,607 14.23
142 Magrahat Paschim Shamim Ahmed Molla AITC 1,13,834 55.43 Gour Sundar Ghosh BJP 55,331 26.94 58,503 28.49
143 Diamond Harbour Pannalal Halder AITC 1,19,320 51.38 Dipak Kumar Halder BJP 88,054 37.92 31,266 13.46
144 Falta Debangshu Panda BJP 1,49,666 71.20 Sambhu Nath Kurmi CPI(M) 40,645 19.34 1,09,021 51.86
145 Satgachia Agniswar Naskar BJP 1,11,023 46.38 Somashree Betal AITC 1,10,622 46.21 401 0.17
146 Bishnupur (SC) Dilip Mondal AITC 1,32,647 52.93 Abhijit Sardar BJP 95,722 38.20 36,925 14.73
147 Sonarpur Dakshin Roopa Ganguly BJP 1,28,970 52.34 Arundhuti Maitra AITC 93,188 37.82 35,782 14.52
148 Bhangar Naushad Siddiqui ISF 1,26,555 47.33 Saokat Molla AITC 94,467 35.33 32,088 12.00
149 Kasba Javed Ahmed Khan AITC 1,17,893 48.88 Sandeep Banerjee BJP 96,919 40.18 20,974 8.70
150 Jadavpur Sarbori Mukherjee BJP 1,06,199 45.96 Debabrata Majumdar AITC 78,483 33.96 27,716 12.00
151 Sonarpur Uttar Debasish Dhar BJP 1,19,824 46.73 Firdousi Begum AITC 1,10,017 42.90 9,807 3.83
152 Tollygunge Papiya Adhikari BJP 88,407 42.99 Aroop Biswas AITC 82,394 40.06 6,013 2.93
153 Behala Purba Sankar Sikder BJP 1,15,502 49.22 Subhasish Chakraborty AITC 90,365 38.50 25,137 10.72
154 Behala Paschim Indranil Khan BJP 1,13,502 47.39 Ratna Chatterjee AITC 88,472 37.05 24,699 10.34
155 Maheshtala Subhasis Das AITC 1,16,811 50.83 Tamanath Bhowmick BJP 83,898 36.51 32,913 14.32
156 Budge Budge Ashok Kumar Deb AITC 1,27,091 58.27 Tarun Kumar Adak BJP 80,241 36.79 46,850 21.48
157 Metiaburuz Abdul Khaleque Molla AITC 1,24,230 68.99 Veer Bahadur Singh BJP 36,351 20.19 87,879 48.80
Kolkata 158 Kolkata Port Firhad Hakim AITC 1,01,266 65.43 Rakesh Singh BJP 45,146 29.18 56,080 36.25
159 Bhabanipur Suvendu Adhikari BJP 73,917 53.02 Mamata Banerjee AITC 58,812 42.19 15,105 10.83
160 Rashbehari Swapan Dasgupta BJP 74,123 53.39 Debasish Kumar AITC 53,258 38.36 20,865 15.03
161 Ballygunge Sovandeb Chattopadhyay AITC 1,08,481 64.81 Shatarupa BJP 47,005 28.08 61,476 36.73
162 Chowrangee Nayna Bandyopadhyay AITC 62,938 57.15 Santosh Pathak BJP 40,936 37.17 22,002 19.98
163 Entally Sandipan Saha AITC 94,427 57.16 Priyanka Tibrewal BJP 60,421 36.57 34,006 20.59
164 Beleghata Kunal Ghosh AITC 93,757 53.85 Partha Chaudhury BJP 65,181 37.44 28,576 16.41
165 Jorasanko Vijay Ojha BJP 52,668 49.48 Vijay Upadhyay AITC 47,071 44.05 5,797 5.43
166 Shyampukur Purnima Chakraborty BJP 60,248 51.60 Shashi Panja AITC 45,615 39.06 14,633 12.54
167 Maniktala Tapas Roy BJP 76,370 50.67 Shreya Pandey AITC 60,726 40.29 15,644 10.38
168 Kashipur-Belgachhia Ritesh Tiwari BJP 68,368 45.41 Atin Ghosh AITC 66,717 44.32 1,651 1.09
Howrah 169 Bally Sanjay Kumar Singh BJP 57,639 48.91 Kailash Kumar Mishra AITC 45,642 38.73 11,997 10.81
170 Howrah Uttar Umesh Rai BJP 67,539 50.76 Gautam Chowdhuri AITC 56,289 42.30 11,250 8.46
171 Howrah Madhya Arup Roy AITC 95,948 49.60 Biplab Kumar Mondal BJP 79,865 41.28 16,083 8.32
172 Shibpur Rudranil Ghosh BJP 89,615 49.42 Rana Chatterjee AITC 73,557 40.57 16,058 8.85
173 Howrah Dakshin Nandita Chowdhury AITC 1,00,540 45.28 Shyamal Kumar Hati BJP 92,712 41.75 7,828 3.53
174 Sankrail (SC) Priya Paul AITC 1,05,412 45.99 Barnali Dhali Naskar BJP 88,672 38.69 16,740 7.30
175 Panchla Gulsan Mullick AITC 1,23,967 52.72 Ranjan Paul BJP 85,647 36.42 38,320 16.30
176 Uluberia Purba Ritabrata Banerjee AITC 95,633 45.97 Rudra Prasad Banerjee BJP 83,795 40.28 11,838 5.69
177 Uluberia Uttar (SC) Chiran Bera BJP 93,320 45.87 Bimal Kumar Das AITC 89,143 43.81 4,177 2.06
178 Uluberia Dakshin Pulak Roy AITC 1,09,649 48.46 Swami Mangalanand Puri BJP 92,462 40.86 17,187 7.60
179 Shyampur Hiran Chatterjee BJP 1,25,651 51.36 Nadebasi Jana AITC 1,03,391 42.26 22,260 9.10
180 Bagnan Arunava Sen AITC 1,05,060 48.10 Pramanshu Rana BJP 93,744 42.92 11,316 5.18
181 Amta Amit Samanta BJP 1,04,649 44.16 Sukanta Kumar Paul AITC 1,00,195 42.28 4,454 1.88
182 Udaynarayanpur Samir Kumar Panja AITC 1,05,802 49.53 Probhakar Pandit BJP 93,575 43.81 12,227 5.72
183 Jagatballavpur Anupam Ghosh BJP 1,15,608 45.78 Subir Chatterjee AITC 1,08,937 43.14 6,671 2.64
184 Domjur Tapas Maity AITC 1,34,036 52.73 Gobinda Hazra BJP 91,859 36.14 42,177 16.59
Hooghly 185 Uttarpara Dipanjan Chakraborty BJP 80,612 39.24 Sirsanya Bandhopadhyay AITC 70,197 34.17 10,415 5.17
186 Sreerampur Bhaskar Bhattacharya BJP 85,644 45.97 Tanmoy Ghosh AITC 76,959 41.31 8,685 4.66
187 Champdani Dilip Singh BJP 93,704 45.84 Arindam Guin AITC 90,678 44.36 3,026 1.48
188 Singur Arup Kumar Das BJP 1,13,008 50.77 Becharam Manna AITC 91,570 41.14 21,438 9.63
189 Chandannagar Deepanjan Kumar Guha BJP 86,273 46.16 Indranil Sen AITC 72,832 38.97 13,441 7.19
190 Chunchura Subir Nag BJP 1,37,704 53.96 Debangshu Bhattacharya AITC 94,269 36.94 43,435 17.02
191 Balagarh (SC) Sumana Sarkar BJP 1,25,624 55.58 Ranjan Dhara AITC 83,710 37.03 41,914 18.55
192 Pandua Tusar Kumar Majumdar BJP 1,01,349 43.36 Samir Chakraborty AITC 96,121 41.13 5,228 2.23
193 Saptagram Swaraj Ghosh BJP 1,02,414 52.10 Bidesh Ranjan Bose AITC 79,125 40.25 23,289 11.85
194 Chanditala Swati Khandoker AITC 1,07,143 47.10 Debashish Mukherjee BJP 87,480 38.46 19,663 8.64
195 Jangipara Prosenjit Bag BJP 1,02,409 44.09 Snehasis Chakraborty AITC 1,01,457 43.72 862 0.37
196 Haripal Madhumita Ghosh BJP 1,13,332 46.07 Karabi Manna AITC 1,09,844 44.65 3,488 1.42
197 Dhanekhali (SC) Asima Patra AITC 1,23,462 49.85 Barnali Das BJP 1,10,405 44.57 13,057 5.28
198 Tarakeswar Santu Pan BJP 1,16,901 52.76 Ramendu Sinharay AITC 85,902 38.77 30,999 13.99
199 Pursurah Biman Ghosh BJP 1,38,821 57.62 Partha Hazari AITC 85,368 35.43 53,453 22.19
200 Arambagh (SC) Hemanta Bag BJP 1,23,000 52.15 Mita Bag AITC 94,041 39.87 28,959 12.28
201 Goghat (SC) Prasanta Digar BJP 1,34,498 57.39 Nirmal Maji AITC 84,916 36.29 49,582 21.15
202 Khanakul Susanta Ghosh BJP 1,26,729 53.44 Palash Kumar Roy AITC 92,246 38.9 34,483 14.54
Purba Medinipur 203 Tamluk Hare Krishna Bera BJP 1,36,566 53.15 Dipendra Narayan Roy AITC 1,01,837 39.64 34,729 13.51
204 Panskura Purba Subrata Maity BJP 1,09,264 49.50 Ashim Kumar Maji AITC 91,361 41.39 17,903 8.11
205 Panskura Paschim Sintu Senapati BJP 1,37,919 53.37 Siraj Khan AITC 1,05,352 40.77 32,567 12.60
206 Moyna Ashok Dinda BJP 1,27,166 51.62 Chandan Mondal AITC 1,10,925 45.03 16,241 6.59
207 Nandakumar Nirmal Khanra BJP 1,31,476 52.73 Sukumar De AITC 1,00,873 40.46 30,603 12.27
208 Mahisadal Subhas Chandra Panja BJP 1,21,584 51.05 Tilak Kumar Chakraborty AITC 95,346 40.03 26,238 11.02
209 Haldia (SC) Pradip Kumar Bijali BJP 1,32,183 55.20 Tapasi Mondal AITC 83,121 34.71 49,062 20.49
210 Nandigram Suvendu Adhikari BJP 1,27,301 50.37 Pabitra Kar AITC 1,17,636 46.55 9,665 3.82
211 Chandipur Pijush Kanti Das BJP 1,26,047 52.09 Uttam Barik AITC 1,05,777 43.72 20,270 8.37
212 Patashpur Tapan Maity BJP 1,16,589 50.24 Pijush Kanti Panda AITC 1,07,538 46.34 9,051 3.90
213 Kanthi Uttar Sumita Sinha BJP 1,30,088 52.16 Debabsis Bhunya AITC 1,10,033 44.12 20,055 8.04
214 Bhagabanpur Santanu Pramanik BJP 1,30,586 52.73 Manab Kumar Parua AITC 1,09,708 44.30 20,878 8.40
215 Khejuri (SC) Subrata Paik BJP 1,29,875 54.96 Rabin Chandra Mondal AITC 97,185 41.12 32,690 13.84
216 Kanthi Dakshin Arup Kumar Das BJP 1,18,219 55.54 Tarun Kumar Jana AITC 86,747 40.76 31,472 14.78
217 Ramnagar Chandra Sekhar Mondal BJP 1,31,808 53.83 Akhil Giri AITC 1,04,869 42.83 26,939 11.00
218 Egra Dibyendu Adhikari BJP 1,42,670 52.96 Tarun Kumar Maity AITC 1,16,978 43.43 25,692 9.53
Paschim Medinipur 219 Dantan Ajit Kumar Jana BJP 1,10,259 50.49 Manik Maiti AITC 99,883 45.74 10,376 4.75
Jhargram 220 Nayagram (ST) Amiya Kisku BJP 1,00,857 48.56 Dulal Murmu AITC 94,433 45.46 6,424 3.10
221 Gopiballavpur Rajesh Mahata BJP 1,14,683 53.75 Ajit Mahata AITC 88,008 41.24 26,675 11.51
222 Jhargram Lakshmi Kanta Sau BJP 1,20,877 54.71 Mongal Saren AITC 82,730 37.44 38,147 17.27
Paschim Medinipur 223 Keshiary (ST) Bhadra Hemram BJP 1,13,713 50.80 Ramjiban Mandi AITC 97,826 43.70 15,887 7.10
224 Kharagpur Sadar Dilip Ghosh BJP 89,885 55.60 Pradip Sarkar AITC 59,379 36.73 30,506 18.87
225 Narayangarh Giri Ramaprasad BJP 1,16,050 51.25 Pratibha Maiti AITC 95,683 42.42 20,367 8.83
226 Sabang Amal Kumar Panda BJP 1,27,783 49.66 Manas Bhunia AITC 1,16,647 45.33 11,136 4.33
227 Pingla Swagata Manna BJP 1,24,189 51.16 Ajit Maity AITC 1,05,709 43.55 18,480 7.61
228 Kharagpur Dinen Roy AITC 98,320 47.14 Tapan Bhuya BJP 95,448 45.77 2,872 1.37
229 Debra Subhasis Om BJP 1,14,463 52.67 Rajib Banerjee AITC 85,662 39.42 28,801 13.25
230 Daspur Tapan Kumar Dutta BJP 1,33,071 52.80 Ashis Hudait AITC 1,00,937 40.05 32,134 12.75
231 Ghatal Shital Kapat BJP 1,31,550 54.35 Shyamali Sardar AITC 93,893 38.79 37,657 15.56
232 Chandrakona (SC) Sukanta Dolui BJP 1,40,517 53.09 Surjya Kanta Doloi AITC 1,07,036 40.44 33,481 12.65
233 Garbeta Pradeep Lodha BJP 1,13,752 51.23 Uttara Singha AITC 87,257 39.42 26,225 11.81
234 Salboni Biman Mahato BJP 1,32,856 49.86 Srikanta Mahata AITC 1,17,613 44.14 15,243 5.72
235 Keshpur Seuli Saha AITC 1,43,123 56.36 Suvendu Samanta BJP 93,018 36.63 50,105 19.73
236 Medinipur Shankar Guchhait BJP 1,33,041 54.51 Sujoy Hazra AITC 94,294 38.63 38,747 15.88
Jhargram 237 Binpur (ST) Pranat Tudu BJP 1,07,238 51.54 Birbaha Hansda AITC 84,261 40.49 22,977 11.05
Purulia 238 Bandwan (ST) Labsen Baskey BJP 1,34,080 50.37 Rajib Lochan Saren AITC 1,04,503 39.26 29,577 11.11
239 Balarampur Jaladhar Mahato BJP 1,18,421 53.84 Shantiram Mahato AITC 83,370 37.90 35,051 15.94
240 Baghmundi Rahidas Mahato BJP 1,12,663 48.95 Sushanta Mahato AITC 71,846 31.22 40,817 17.73
241 Joypur Biswajit Mahato BJP 1,04,668 44.88 Arjun Mahato AITC 82,450 35.36 22,218 9.52
242 Purulia Sudip Kumar Mukherjee BJP 1,28,454 55.69 Sujoy Banerjee AITC 79,201 34.34 49,253 21.35
243 Manbazar (ST) Mayna Murmu BJP 1,20,487 50.95 Sandhya Rani Tudu AITC 93,204 39.42 27,283 11.53
244 Kashipur Kamalakanta Hansda BJP 1,06,571 50.28 Soumen Beltharia AITC 85,295 40.24 21,276 10.04
245 Para (SC) Nadiar Chand Bouri BJP 1,13,488 52.55 Manik Chandra Bauri AITC 79,767 36.94 33,721 15.61
246 Raghunathpur (SC) Mamoni Bauri BJP 1,27,628 54.44 Hazari Bauri AITC 83,569 35.65 44,059 16.90
Bankura 247 Saltora (SC) Chandana Bauri BJP 1,15,180 52.72 Uttam Bauri AITC 83,045 38.01 32,135 14.71
248 Chhatna Satyanarayan Mukhopadhyay BJP 1,25,972 56.76 Swapan Kumar Mandal AITC 78,798 35.50 47,174 21.26
249 Ranibandh (ST) Kshudiram Tudu BJP 1,31,145 55.38 Tanushree Hansda AITC 78,876 33.31 52,269 22.07
250 Raipur (ST) Kshetra Mohan Hansda BJP 1,11,443 53.01 Thakur Moni Soren AITC 82,701 39.34 28,742 13.67
251 Taldangra Souvik Patra BJP 1,24,537 56.62 Falguni Singhababu AITC 74,464 33.86 50,073 22.76
252 Bankura Niladri Sekhar Dana BJP 1,36,992 57.24 Anup Mondal AITC 82,815 34.60 54,177 22.64
253 Barjora Billeswar Sinha BJP 1,25,419 53.29 Gautam Mishra AITC 84,109 35.74 41,310 17.55
254 Onda Amarnath Shakha BJP 1,28,296 52.09 Subrata Dutta AITC 96,573 39.21 31,723 12.88
255 Bishnupur Shukla Chatterjee BJP 1,11,082 53.54 Tanmay Ghosh AITC 80,477 38.79 30,605 14.75
256 Katulpur (SC) Lakshmi Kanta Majumdar BJP 1,26,241 52.55 Harakali Protiher AITC 91,874 38.24 34,367 14.31
257 Indas (SC) Nirmal Kumar Dhara BJP 1,08,733 46.79 Shyamali Roy Bagdi AITC 1,07,833 46.40 900 0.39
258 Sonamukhi (SC) Dibakar Gharami BJP 1,15,549 52.08 Kallol Saha AITC 86,139 38.83 29,410 13.25
Purba Bardhaman 259 Khandaghosh (SC) Nabin Chandra Bag AITC 1,04,183 46.67 Goutam Dhara BJP 95,899 42.96 6,528 3.71
260 Bardhaman Dakshin Moumita Biswas Misra BJP 1,07,754 52.61 Khokan Das AITC 77,284 37.73 30,470 14.88
261 Raina (SC) Subhash Patra BJP 1,03,487 44.37 Mandira Dalui AITC 1,02,653 44.01 834 0.36
262 Jamalpur (SC) Arun Halder BJP 99,936 46.53 Bhootnath Mallick AITC 88,758 41.33 11,178 5.20
263 Monteswar Saikat Panja BJP 96,559 47.29 Siddiqullah Chowdhury AITC 81,761 40.05 14,798 7.24
264 Kalna (SC) Siddhartha Majumdar BJP 1,10,790 51.96 Deboprasad Bag AITC 82,160 38.53 28,630 13.43
265 Memari Manab Guha BJP 1,06,428 46.78 Rasbihari Halder AITC 99,322 43.66 7,106 3.12
266 Bardhaman Uttar (SC) Nisith Kumar Malik AITC 1,12,688 45.45 Sanjay Das BJP 1,06,228 42.85 6,460 2.60
267 Bhatar Soumen Karfa BJP 98,820 46.03 Shantanu Koner AITC 92,292 42.99 6,528 3.04
268 Purbasthali Dakshin Pran Krishna Tapadar BJP 1,11,004 50.44 Swapan Debnath AITC 94,342 42.87 16,662 7.57
269 Purbasthali Uttar Gopal Chattopadhyay BJP 1,11,379 49.53 Vasundhara Goswami AITC 81,153 36.09 30,226 13.44
270 Katwa Krishna Ghosh BJP 1,22,020 50.94 Rabindranath Chatterjee AITC 86,954 36.30 35,066 14.64
271 Ketugram Anadi Ghosh BJP 1,11,104 50.69 Sekh Sahonawez AITC 83,494 38.09 27,610 12.60
272 Mangalkot Shishir Ghosh BJP 1,04,020 47.44 Apurba Chowdhury AITC 91,297 41.64 12,723 5.80
273 Ausgram (SC) Kalita Maji BJP 1,07,692 47.68 Shyama Prasanna Lohar AITC 95,157 42.13 12,535 5.55
274 Galsi (SC) Raju Patra BJP 1,10,640 47.62 Alok Kumar Majhi AITC 1,00,146 43.10 10,494 4.52
Paschim Bardhaman 275 Pandabeswar Jitendra Tiwari BJP 80,501 46.08 Narendranath Chakraborty AITC 79,103 45.28 1,398 0.80
276 Durgapur Purba Chandra Sekhar Banerjee BJP 1,08,888 50.69 Pradip Mazumdar AITC 77,954 36.29 30,934 14.40
277 Durgapur Paschim Lakshman Chandra Ghorui BJP 1,14,729 52.93 Kabi Dutta AITC 77,131 35.58 37,598 17.35
278 Raniganj Partha Ghosh BJP 97,416 49.58 Kalobaran Mondal AITC 79,630 40.53 17,786 9.05
279 Jamuria Bijan Mukherjee BJP 90,150 49.64 Hareram Singh AITC 67,636 37.25 22,514 12.39
280 Asansol Dakshin Agnimitra Paul BJP 1,19,582 55.42 Tapas Banerjee AITC 78,743 36.49 40,839 18.93
281 Asansol Uttar Krishnendu Mukherjee BJP 1,04,516 49.63 Moloy Ghatak AITC 92,901 44.11 11,615 5.52
282 Kulti Ajay Kumar Poddar BJP 1,03,570 54.44 Abhijit Ghatak AITC 77,072 40.51 26,498 13.93
283 Barabani Arijit Roy BJP 91,777 49.54 Bidhan Upadhyay AITC 80,055 43.21 11,722 6.33
Birbhum 284 Dubrajpur (SC) Anup Kumar Saha BJP 1,17,437 53.33 Chandra Naresh Bauri AITC 89,790 40.78 27,647 12.55
285 Suri Jagannath Chattopadhyay BJP 1,24,243 52.09 Ujjal Chatterjee AITC 95,557 40.07 28,686 12.02
286 Bolpur Chandranath Sinha AITC 1,14,915 46.65 Dilip Ghosh BJP 1,01,727 41.30 13,188 5.35
287 Nanoor (SC) Bidhan Chandra Majhi AITC 1,19,910 47.37 Khokan Das BJP 1,11,788 44.16 8,122 3.21
288 Labpur Debasis Ojha BJP 1,06,402 47.71 Abhijit Sinha AITC 1,02,852 46.12 3,550 1.59
289 Sainthia (SC) Krishna Kanta Saha BJP 1,15,054 47.71 Nilabati Saha AITC 1,04,748 43.43 10,306 4.28
290 Mayureswar Dudh Kumar Mondal BJP 1,07,056 50.15 Abhijit Roy AITC 86,054 40.31 21,002 9.84
291 Rampurhat Dhruba Saha BJP 1,11,920 47.89 Asish Banerjee AITC 87,687 37.52 24,233 10.37
292 Hansan Fayezul Haque AITC 1,03,223 45.56 Nikhil Banerjee BJP 74,925 33.07 28,298 12.49
293 Nalhati Rajendra Prasad Singh AITC 87,744 39.43 Anil Kumar Singh BJP 74,298 33.39 13,446 6.04
294 Murarai Mosarraf Hossain AITC 96,902 39.89 Sanjibur Rahaman INC 59,197 24.37 37,705 15.52

Results by margin

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Highest
Name Constituency District Party Margin %
1. Debangshu Panda Falta South 24 Parganas BJP 1,09,021 51.86
2. Anandamoy Barman Matigara-Naxalbari Darjeeling 1,04,265 41.54
3. Shikha Chatterjee Dabgram-Phulbari Jalpaiguri 97,715 38.79
4. Amlan Bhaduri English Bazar Malda 93,784 39.99
5. Mohammad Baharul Islam Canning Purba South 24 Parganas AITC 91,954 38.05
Lowest
Name Constituency District Party Margin %
1. Piyush Kanodia Rajarhat New Town North 24 Parganas BJP 316 0.12
2. Agniswar Naskar Satgachhia South 24 Parganas 401 0.17
3. Subhash Patra Raina Purba Bardhaman 834 0.36
4. Prosenjit Bag Jangipara Hooghly 862 0.37
5. Nirmal Kumar Dhara Indas Bankura 900 0.39

Reactions

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Internal

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As soon as trends suggested a victory for the BJP, celebrations were observed all over Bengal by BJP workers. TMC headquarters was observed to be emptying on the other hand.

Trinamool Congress

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During the vote counting process, sitting CM Mamata Banerjee visited Bhabanipur counting centre where she publicly claimed about being physically attacked, and CCTV to have stopped working. This was denied by DEO of South Kolkata, West Bengal Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) from ECI among others terming it as a lie.[131][132][133] Thereafter, in an unprecedented act she refused to resign from her post and called the BJP victory as immoral. However, her own party's overall reaction was opposite i.e. acceptance towards defeat and self-criticism. Many in TMC had blamed Abhishek and Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) for corporatizing the party which led to the disastrous result.[134] TMC candidate from Kashipur-Belgachia and Deputy Mayor of Kolkata, Atin Ghosh accepted the election results as clean and fair while also blaming Abhishek for overly depending on technology rather than doing grassroot work to remain informed about the public opinion. Former state minister and chairman of the English Bazar Municipality, Krishnendu Narayan Choudhury, directly criticized Abhishek and I-PAC for the defeat, while terming Mamata as Dhritarashtra.[135] The same was also reflected in the comments made by Mamata's own counting agent who is Firhad Hakim's daughter, Priyadarshini where besides Mamata as Dhritarashtra she also called out her nephew, Abhishek as 'Duryodhana'. She signaled by stating "Don't blindfold yourself and see through the ears. The two epics are a lesson. When loyalty blinds judgment, history repeats itself."[136] On the other hand, outgoing MLA and defeated TMC candidate of Behala Paschim, Ratna Chatterjee blamed syndicate, insolence and arrogance of the local leaders for the statewide defeat.[137]

Among the sitting MPs of TMC, Mahua Moitra and Saayoni Ghosh respectfully accepted the public mandate to the BJP.[138] Dev, accepting the BJP win, gave congratulations and good wishes to the BJP on getting the public mandate and requested upcoming government to complete Ghatal masterplan and end the political culture of 'ban and division' in Bengali film industry, pointing to the dominance and political discrimination by the TMC's Biswas brothers over it.[139][140] Saugata Roy, terming the election as peaceful and deathless, commented: "People were angry at us. We could not handle the oppression and extortion by our local leaders. Besides, we were wrong for not being able to understand that Hindu polarization would reach this level".[141] Although he did not expect the results to be bad for them up to that extent, but the election results led to his conclusion that he and his party had failed to read the public mind and people had voted against them en masse as if 'all people assembled in ground and took a decision to vote'.[142] Kalyan Banerjee heavily attacked I-PAC by accusing it of hijacking and ruining the party, creating divisions among leaders by grooming multiple individuals for potential candidacy. He also criticised Abhishek for making the party overly dependent on the firm which was not accepted within the party.[143]

Left and Congress

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Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi accused the Trinamool Congress, TMC of misgovernance paving the way for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal, as it did not stop violence or work for raising the income of the people. [144]

Bengal Congress president Subhankar Sarkar called the 15 years of Trinamool Congress rule as "filled with endless corruption, political violence, violence against women which include heinous crimes like the R. G. Kar case and the attempt to hide the involved criminals, underdevelopment, unemployment, etc. created agitation among the public that got reflected in the election results with the defeat of TMC and a first-time-win for the BJP". He further blamed TMC for paving the road for BJP to come to power in Bengal while respectfully accepting the people's verdict and also to play the role of a responsible and constructive opposition.[145] Senior Congress leader and candidate from Baharampur, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury accepted his defeat from his seat while being personally happy about the defeat of Mamata. Over Mamata's claim of electoral malpractice leading to her defeat, he said "You have lost, first accept that defeat politely. Why are you so greedy to stay in power? The people of Bengal wanted to oust Mamata and were able to breathe a sigh of relief as she lost. You yourself are a thief, looting in every local elections". According to his analysis, he lost due to the first priority of Hindus to oust Mamata led TMC as they were fearing a "West Bangladesh" which on TMC winning would have caused a statewide 'Saffron Cyclone' and unprecedented Hindu polarization.[146] On the other hand, Congress workers were distributing sweets to people with joy as they celebrated the loss of TMC in Shyampur.[147]

CPI(M) State General Secretary Mohammed Salim on behalf of the party in his press release stated: "The results clearly indicate that the people have mandated against the TMC’s limitless corruption, autocratic rule, and misgovernance. The citizens of the state sought the downfall of the TMC government, and the BJP has reaped the benefits of this public anger".[148] Some left workers openly admitted voting for BJP in order to remove TMC from power.[149] Unsuccessful CPI(M) candidate from Kaliganj, Sabina Yasmin felt happy for the fall of Mamata and TMC as her daughter Tamanna was killed via bombing during the TMC led victory procession after a bypoll win in 2025. This happened due to their family being linked to CPI(M). Now with BJP in power, she is further expecting a clean investigation and proper justice to the new government.[150]

Bangladesh

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Bangladesh, the neighboring country which borders West Bengal and also shares in common the Bengali language, culture and other cross-border ties is influenced by the development in West Bengal politics. Bangladeshi analysts are portraying the developments in West Bengal with contentions.[151] Although they highlighted that power shift in a state will not impact the central government's external affairs at large, they asserted that internal policy shifts in the state of West Bengal can create influence in Bangladesh's internal politics.[151][152] Analysts were optimistic on the proposed treaty on Teesta water sharing, which had been stalled for a long-time due to former state government's objections. Further they added that the state foreign policy would not be at a disadvantage because of the newly elected government. [151] Some analysts expressed fear for a refugee crisis along the border.[153]

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party-led government of Bangladesh refused to comment on the election, calling it "India's internal affairs", and expressed desire to cooperate with "BJP or any other political party" in charge of the state.[151] However, the government considerably increased security along the Indian border in concerns of possible push-ins of alleged Bangladeshi immigrants from India.[151][154][155]

Members of the Jamaat-e-Islami-led opposition commented on the elections. Jamaat-aligned Islamist party Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis had organized a protest in Dhaka against alleged repression of Muslims in West Bengal and Assam after the elections.[156]

Nahid Islam, MP and the convener of National Citizen Party and one of the leading figures of Bangladesh's July Uprising, alleged that Muslims and Matuas were denied the right to vote and faced persecution after the election, which he said had implications for Bangladesh. He called on Bangladesh to set an example for South Asia by ensuring safety for the minorities.[157][158]

Analysis

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After the results were out, various news channels, analysts, and other media outlets published detailed analyses, data, and statistical background information about the results of the election.

  • BJP got about 80% of the votes in postal ballots. Mainly active and retired government employees cast vote in postal ballots, and there were protests and agitation against the outgoing government over the matters of DA and pay commission.[159]
  • Upon analysis, it was found that BJP won vast majority seats with high female turnout exceeding that of men.[160] Female voters were considered one of the vote bases of Mamata Banerjee, which she lost in the election according to analysts.[161] Women's safety was a chief issue of the election for various erstwhile incidents, most notably the RG Kar rape case which saw one of the biggest civil protest in the TMC rule.[162] Beside that, BJP promised to double the amount of then existing female welfare scheme in its manifesto.[163]
  • Newly enacted booths in high rises and housing complexes in urban areas were swept by the BJP.[164] According to statistical analysis, BJP got 64% vote in 38 such booths of Kolkata. Residents of such residencies reported dissatisfaction over municipal services and post poll violence they faced in 2024 parliamentary election.[165]
  • BJP swept the SC-ST reserved seats in the state, with boosting further in its strongholds of SC-ST dominated regions like North Bengal, Jungalmahal and Matua Belt. Out of 68 SC reserved seats, BJP won 51, exactly 75%, while the rest going to TMC. Whereas BJP in a clean sweep won all the 16 ST reserved seats.[166][167]
  • In many urban seats left votes swinged to BJP in comparison to the previous election. Major examples were seats like Bhabanipur, Jadavpur, Dum Dum Uttar, Dum Dum, Uttarpara. All these seats were swinged from TMC to BJP. Many CPM workers admitted voting BJP to remove TMC from power. Since 2019, already the most of the vote share of left shifted to BJP, decreasing it from 30% to just 8%.[168][169][170]
  • Another one of TMC's strong support base, the muslim votes also got split between it and other parties like INC, CPM, ISF, JUP.[171] In three Muslim dominated districts of Malda, Murshidabad and Uttar Dinajpur, BJP was assessed to win 10 additional seats due to muslim vote split between other parties.[172] In Murshidabad district, results of muslim majority seats like Jangipur, Beldanga, Kandi, Nabagram & Kharagram indicate the splitting of muslim votes among other parties while hindu consolidation gives BJP a plurality to win.[173][174] All the seats won by parties other than BJP and TMC, were muslim majority seats. Overall, Left-Congress dented TMC's muslim votes, but their vote share remained constant with respect to the last election, suggesting a further hindu consolidation from these parties in favour of BJP.[175]

Aftermath

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Fall of the incumbent government

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In a move unprecedented in Indian politics, Mamata Banerjee, the incumbent chief minister of Trinamool Congress, refused to resign from her office despite losing her seat and an assembly majority in the election results. She had further alleged irregularities in the election conduct.[176][177][178] Her tenure as chief minister came to an end on 7 May 2026 after the dissolution of the assembly by the state governor, R. N. Ravi.

New government formation

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On 9th May, Home minister Amit Shah came to Kolkata in order to have the Legislative Party meeting for selecting the Legislative Party Leader of the BJP in West Bengal, who will also be the Chief Minister of West Bengal. Suvendu Adhikari, the outgoing Leader of Opposition, was selected as the Chief Ministerial candidate. On the next day, Adhikari took oath as the chief minister at Brigade Parade ground along with five other BJP leaders from the state including Dilip Ghosh, Agnimitra Paul, Ashok Kirtania, Kshudiram Tudu and Nisith Pramanik.[179]

By-Polls

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Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Reason for the election Elected MLA Party after election
TBD 210 Nandigram Suvendu Adhikari Bharatiya Janata Party Resigned
TBD 70 Rejinagar Humayun Kabir Janata Unnayan Party Resigned

See also

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  1. ↑ The initial candidate from BJP in Maynaguri was the incumbent MLA Kaushik Roy, however his name was replaced with that of Dalim Roy.
  2. ↑ AITC candidate Jahangir Khan withdrew himself from the election. However, since as per ECI schedule, last date to withdraw name was 13 April 2026, the candidate's name still appeared on the EVM.
  3. ↑ RCPI candidate fighting on CPI(M) symbol.
  4. ↑ Independent candidate fighting on BJP symbol.
  5. ↑ MFB candidate fighting on CPI(M) symbol.
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