Assembly Election Results 2026: Counting of votes is going on for 293 assembly seats of West Bengal and initial trends have started emerging. According to the trends so far, BJP has crossed the majority mark of 148 seats. The results will also start coming out by afternoon.
Let us tell you that elections were conducted in two phases in the state. The first phase was completed on 23 April and the second phase was completed on 29 April. After the end of voting, counting of votes is going on today.
On one hand, Mamata Banerjee is contesting the elections to save her chair, while on the other hand, BJP is eyeing the power of the state. Now it has to be seen whose government is formed in West Bengal this time.
Trinamool Congress leading on 14 seats
According to the trends released till 10 am, BJP is leading on 36 seats in West Bengal. Whereas Trinamool Congress is leading on 14 seats. Apart from this, Bharatiya Gorkha Democratic Front is leading on one seat.
Crossed the mark of 100 seats
According to the ongoing trends in Tamil Nadu, actor Vijay’s party TVK has touched the mark of 100 seats and seems to be getting closer to majority. However, these are only initial trends and no official results have been declared by the Election Commission yet.
BJP ahead in Jhargram, Monteshwar and Asansol
- BJP’s Laxmikant Sao is leading from Jhargram.
- BJP’s Saikat Panja is leading from Monteshwar.
- BJP’s Agnimitra Paul is leading from Asansol.
BJP ahead in Baghmundi, Bankura and Durgapur East
- BJP’s Rahidas Mahato is leading from Baghmundi.
- BJP’s Niladari Shekhar Dana is ahead from Bankura.
- BJP’s Chandrashekhar Banerjee is ahead from Durgapur East.
BJP leading on 162 seats
BJP is leading on 162 seats in West Bengal. At the same time, TMC is leading on 121 seats.
Counting of votes begins in five states
Counting of votes has started for the assembly elections held in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and Puducherry. The results of the assembly elections held in these five states will be revealed today itself. It is noteworthy that assembly elections were held in West Bengal in two phases, for which voting was held on 23rd and 29th April. Assembly elections were held in Tamil Nadu on 23 April and in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry on 9 April.
BJP ahead on 11 out of 15 seats
According to the trends of 15 seats released by the Election Commission in West Bengal, BJP is leading on 11 seats, while Gorkha Morcha and TMC are leading on 2 seats each.
Congress candidate in the fray from Jorhat seat
Assam Pradesh Congress Committee President and party candidate from Jorhat Assembly seat Gaurav Gogoi said that he is hopeful of favorable election results in the state. He said that the party has deployed its observers in different areas, so that if any deficiency is seen anywhere at the administrative level, it can be immediately noticed.
Credit given to the dedication of the workers
BJP Rajya Sabha MP Rahul Sinha said that the party is currently in the lead and is moving towards forming the government in West Bengal. He expressed confidence that the lotus will bloom in the state, calling it the result of the patience and dedication of the BJP workers. Regarding the face of the Chief Minister, he said that its decision will be taken by the top leadership of the party. He also claimed that Mamata Banerjee will lose from Bhawanipur seat and alleged that the TMC government has only committed atrocities on the people.
Counting of votes continues for Kerala Assembly elections 2026.
Humayun Kabir’s lead on Nauda seat
Humayun Kabir, candidate of Aam Janata Unnayan Party (AUJP) from Nauda Assembly seat of Murshidabad district, has taken the lead in the initial trends of vote counting. According to the latest updates, he is leading his rivals and the contest on this seat seems to be interesting.
Agnimitra Paul ahead in Asansol South
BJP candidate Agnimitra Paul is ahead from Asansol South, Rupa Ganguly is ahead from Sonarpur South. Whereas CM Stalin is ahead from Kolathur seat in Tamil Nadu.
Tough competition on Bhawanipur seat
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee seems to be lagging behind in her traditional seat Bhawanipur. Here he is facing a tough competition from BJP candidate Shubhendu Adhikari.
Election trends will be revealed soon
Aam Janata Unnayan Party (AUJP) founder Humayun Kabir said, “We can wait for 2-3 hours and after that everything will become clear. We will know the trends very soon.
Tough competition continues in Bengal
Trends for assembly elections have started emerging in Bengal, Assam, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. BJP seems to be taking the lead in Assam, while the contest in Bengal remains very close. Meanwhile, preparations for the celebration have intensified at the BJP headquarters in Delhi, where puris and sweets are being made.
Mamata Banerjee ahead on Bhawanipur seat
Mamta Banerjee is leading from Bhawanipur seat. Here BJP candidate Suvendu Adhikari is trailing.
Statement of Chief Electoral Officer Manoj Kumar Aggarwal
State Chief Electoral Officer Manoj Kumar Agarwal said, “The arrangements are the same everywhere, there are no sensitive or non-sensitive counting centres. There are three-tier security arrangements. Apart from CAPFs, armed police and state police are also deployed. All kinds of arrangements are complete. There is no problem.”
There is a tough competition between the trends in West Bengal.
There is a close contest in the trends between BJP and TMC in West Bengal. According to preliminary data, TMC is leading on 58 seats, BJP on 60 seats and Congress on 2 seats. Whereas in Howrah, TMC is leading on 5 seats, while in Cooch Behar, BJP is leading on all 9 seats.
Atmosphere outside AIADMK office in Chennai
Initial trends have emerged from Kerala. Out of total 27 seats, DMK alliance is leading on 15 seats, while UDF is leading on 10 seats, while BJP is leading on 2 seats. In the initial trends itself, the DMK alliance has gained a strong hold.
Initial trends for 5 seats in Tamil Nadu have come out. Of these, DMK is leading on 3 seats, while AIADMK is leading on 1 seat. TVK has also gained lead on 1 seat. DMK’s performance seems strong in the initial trends.
The first trend has emerged after counting from Assam also. Here trends have emerged for 4 seats and BJP is leading on all four. At the same time, Congress has not yet taken lead on any seat.
The initial trends have emerged from West Bengal. In the trend of North Bengal, TMC is leading from Chopra and Islampur, while BJP is leading from Mathabanga and Alipurduar. In the initial trends of 12 seats, BJP is leading on 8 seats and TMC is leading on 4 seats.
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