The 2024 Indian general election in Assam was held from 19 April to 7 May 2024, to elect the 14 members of the 18th Lok Sabha.[1][2]
2024 Indian general election in Assam|
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| Opinion polls |
| Turnout | 81.62% ( 0.02%) |
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First party
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Second party
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| Leader
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Sarbananda Sonowal
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Gaurav Gogoi
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| Party
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BJP
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INC
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| Alliance
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NDA
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INDIA
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| Leader since
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2018
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2020
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| Leader's seat
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Dibrugarh
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Jorhat
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| Last election
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36.41%, 9 seats
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35.79%, 3 seats
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| Seats won
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9
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3
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| Seat change
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| Popular vote
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74,67,558
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74,78,077
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| Percentage
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37.43%
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37.48%
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| Swing
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1.38%
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2.04%
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Third party
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Fourth party
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| Leader
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Atul Bora
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Urkhao Gwra Brahma
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| Party
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AGP
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UPPL
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| Alliance
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NDA
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NDA
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| Seats won
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1
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1
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| Seat change
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1
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1
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| Popular vote
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12,89,464
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4,84,681
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| Percentage
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6.46%
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2.43%
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| Swing
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 1.85%
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0.09%
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 Results of the 2024 Indian general election in Assam |
Election schedule
| Poll event
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Phase
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| I
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II
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III
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| Notification Date
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20 March
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28 March
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12 April
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| Last Date for filing nomination
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27 March
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4 April
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19 April
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| Scrutiny of nomination
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28 March
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5 April
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20 April
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| Last Date for withdrawal of nomination
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30 March
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8 April
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22 April
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| Date of poll
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19 April
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26 April
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7 May
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| Date of counting of votes/Result
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4 June 2024
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| No. of constituencies
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5
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5
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4
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Parties and alliances
Others
Candidates
Surveys and polls
Opinion polls
Exit polls
| Polling agency
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Lead
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| NDA
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INDIA
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AIUDF
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Others
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| Actual Results
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11
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3
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0
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0
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NDA
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Voter turnout
Phase wise
| Phase
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Poll Date
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Constituencies
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Voter Turnout (%)
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| I
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19 April 2024
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Kaziranga, Sonitpur, Lakhimpur, Dibrugarh, Jorhat
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78.25%
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| II
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26 April 2024
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Darrang–Udalguri, Diphu (ST), Karimganj, Silchar (SC), Nowgong
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81.17%
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| III
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7 May 2024
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Kokrajhar (ST), Dhubri, Barpeta, Guwahati
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85.45%
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| Total
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81.62%
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Constituency wise
Results
Results by alliance or party
| Alliance/ Parties
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Popular vote
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Seats
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| Votes
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%
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±pp
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Contested
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Won
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/−
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NDA
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BJP
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74,67,558
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37.43
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 1.38
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11
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9
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AGP
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12,89,464
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6.46
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 1.85
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2
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1
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1
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UPPL
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4,84,681
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2.43
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0.09
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1
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1
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1
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| Total
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92,41,703
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42.29
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14
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11
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2
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INDIA
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INC
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74,78,077
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37.48
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2.04
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13
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3
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AJP
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4,14,441
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1.99
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New
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1
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0
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| Total
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78,92,518
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39.47
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14
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3
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Others
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BPF
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7,77,570
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3.86
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4
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0
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AIUDF
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6,24,305
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3.13
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4.74
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3
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0
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1
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APHLC
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1,87,017
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0.86
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1
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0
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AAP
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1,70,912
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0.85
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2
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0
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GSP
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1,23,365
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0.56
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4
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0
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CPI(M)
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96,138
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0.48
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1
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0
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AITC
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74,641
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0.37
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4
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0
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SUCI(C)
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26,270
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0.12
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6
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0
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CPI
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19,631
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0.10
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1
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0
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ESBD
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16,613
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0.07
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2
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0
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RPI(A)
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14,317
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0.06
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4
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0
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RUC
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12,952
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0.05
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4
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0
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ASDC
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9,633
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0.04
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1
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0
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BJKP
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1
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0
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Independents
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53
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0
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1
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| Total
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37,25,964
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17.05
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0
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2
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NOTA
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238,276
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1.19
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| Total
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20,864,200
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100
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143
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14
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Results by constituency
| Constituency
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Turnout
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Winner
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Runner Up
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Margin
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| Party
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Alliance
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Candidate
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Votes
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%
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Party
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Alliance
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Candidate
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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| 1
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Kokrajhar (ST)
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83.55%
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UPPL
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NDA
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Joyanta Basumatary
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488,995
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39.39%
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BPF
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Others
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Kampa Borgoyari
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4,37,412
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35.23%
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51,583
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4.16%
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| 2
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Dhubri
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92.08%
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INC
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INDIA
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Rakibul Hussain
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1,471,885
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59.99%
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AIUDF
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Others
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Badruddin Ajmal
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4,59,409
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18.72%
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10,12,476
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41.27%
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| 3
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Barpeta
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85.24%
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AGP
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NDA
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Phani Bhusan Choudhury
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8,60,113
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51.02%
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INC
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INDIA
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Deep Bayan
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6,37,762
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37.83%
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2,22,351
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13.19%
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| 4
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Darrang–Udalguri
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82.01%
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BJP
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NDA
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Dilip Saikia
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8,68,387
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47.95%
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INC
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INDIA
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Madhab Rajbangshi
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5,39,375
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29.78%
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3,29,012
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18.17%
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| 5
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Guwahati
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78.39%
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BJP
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NDA
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Bijuli Kalita Medhi
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8,94,887
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55.95%
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INC
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INDIA
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Mira Borthakur Goswami
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6,43,797
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40.25%
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2,51,090
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15.70%
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| 6
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Diphu (ST)
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75.74%
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BJP
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NDA
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Amar Sing Tisso
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3,34,620
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49.01%
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Independent
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Independent
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J.I. Kathar
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1,87,017
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27.39%
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1,47,603
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21.62%
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| 7
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Karimganj
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80.48%
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BJP
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NDA
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Kripanath Mallah
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5,45,093
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47.53%
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INC
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INDIA
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Hafiz Rashid Ahmed Choudhury
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5,26,733
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45.93%
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18,360
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1.60%
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| 8
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Silchar (SC)
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79.05%
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BJP
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NDA
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Parimal Suklabaidya
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6,52,405
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59.89%
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INC
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INDIA
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Surya Kanta Sarkar
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3,88,094
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35.62%
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2,64,311
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24.27%
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| 9
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Nowgong
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84.97%
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INC
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INDIA
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Pradyut Bordoloi
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7,88,850
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50.89%
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BJP
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NDA
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Suresh Borah
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5,76,619
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37.20%
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2,12,331
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13.69%
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| 10
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Kaziranga
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79.33%
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BJP
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NDA
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Kamakhya Prasad Tasa
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8,97,043
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55.04%
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INC
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INDIA
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Roselina Tirkey
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6,48,096
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39.76%
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2,48,947
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15.28%
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| 11
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Sonitpur
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78.46%
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BJP
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NDA
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Ranjit Dutta
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7,75,788
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60.21%
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INC
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INDIA
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Premlal Ganju
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4,14,380
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32.16%
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3,61,408
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28.05%
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| 12
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Lakhimpur
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76.42%
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BJP
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NDA
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Pradan Baruah
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6,63,122
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54.75%
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INC
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INDIA
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Uday Shankar Hazarika
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4,61,865
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38.13%
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2,01,257
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16.62%
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| 13
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Dibrugarh
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76.75%
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BJP
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NDA
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Sarbananda Sonowal
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6,93,762
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54.27%
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AJP
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INDIA
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Lurinjyoti Gogoi
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4,14,441
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32.42%
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2,79,321
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21.85%
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| 14
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Jorhat
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79.89%
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INC
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INDIA
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Gourav Gogoi
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7,51,771
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54.04%
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BJP
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NDA
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Topon Kumar Gogoi
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6,07,378
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43.66%
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1,44,393
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10.38%
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Assembly segments wise lead of Parties
See also
References
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- ^ ABP News Bureau (16 April 2024). "ABP-CVoter Opinion Poll: BJP Set To Reign Supreme In Northeast, INDIA Faces Washout". news.abplive.com. Retrieved 17 April 2024.
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