Assembly Elections Vote Counting: Assembly Election Results 2026 The battle for majority is at its peak in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and Puducherry. Indications of change of power amid exit polls, triangular contest and the sound of historical change have brought the politics of the entire country to a mysterious turn.
India Election Results 2026: The morning of 4 May 2026 has brought a decisive turning point for Indian politics. The votes cast on 824 seats in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and Puducherry have now started turning into results. The majority figure is the key to power in every state, and all political parties are building their strategy around it. As EVMs are being opened, political equations also seem to be changing. Will BJP take the lead, will DMK survive or will TVK surprise, and will there be a historic change in Kerala – the real game of power is hidden in every seat.
Great battle of Bengal: Who will cross the figure of 148?
Out of 294 seats in West Bengal, 148 seats are required for majority. Exit polls have shown the contest to be extremely close, where BJP can lead with 150-160 seats, while Mamata Banerjee’s TMC can remain between 130-140 seats. However, due to re-polling on Phalta seat, the results of 293 seats will come first, due to which the final picture has become even more mysterious.
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Triangular war in Tamil Nadu: Who will become the kingmaker?
The majority figure in Tamil Nadu, which has 234 seats, is 118. The contest between DMK, AIADMK and Vijay’s TVK has become very interesting. Exit polls give lead to DMK, but the entry of TVK has completely changed the equations. Will this election break traditional politics or will the old forces make a comeback – this remains a big question.
Sound of historical change in Kerala?
Out of 140 seats in Kerala, 71 seats are required for majority. Exit polls give UDF a clear lead with 78–90 seats. If this proves true, the LDF may also lose its last state government – which would be a major change in Indian politics.
BJP’s dominance or reversal in Assam?
The majority figure in Assam with 126 seats is 64. Initial estimates show BJP and its allies in a strong position with 88-100 seats. But will the final results tell the same story or will there be a major upset?
Small state of Puducherry, big suspense
In the 30-seat Puducherry Assembly, 16 seats are required for majority. The NDA alliance has been given an estimate of 16–20 seats, but the politics here has often given surprising results.
The future rests on every seat
The results of these five states will not only decide the governments, but will also determine the direction of national politics. The suspense is deepening with every seat – who will win, who will lose, and in whose hands will be the real key to power – the entire country will get the answer to this today.