Exit polls for the 2026 Assam Assembly elections indicate a clear advantage for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), with most agencies projecting a comfortable majority in the 126-member House, where the halfway mark stands at 64 seats.
According to the data released by various polling agencies, the NDA appears set to retain power with a significant margin, while the Congress-led alliance (INC+) trails behind.
People’s Pulse projects the NDA winning between 68 and 72 seats, just above the majority mark, while the INC+ alliance is estimated to secure 22 to 26 seats. The All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) is expected to win 3 to 5 seats, with no significant projection for others.
Matrize presents a much stronger mandate for the NDA, predicting a landslide victory with 85 to 95 seats. The INC+ alliance is projected to win 25 to 32 seats, while other parties may secure between 6 and 12 seats.
Similarly, Axis My India forecasts an even more decisive outcome, estimating the NDA’s tally to be between 88 and 100 seats. The INC+ alliance is expected to secure 24 to 36 seats, further reinforcing the trend of a dominant NDA performance.
No projections were provided by P-Marq in the available data.
Overall, the exit polls suggest a consistent pattern across agencies, with the NDA emerging as the frontrunner and likely to form the government once again. However, as with all exit polls, these projections are subject to change and the final results will only be confirmed on counting day.
The political landscape in Assam now awaits the official verdict, which will determine whether these predictions hold true or if voters deliver a surprise outcome.
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