Ajanta Neog (Finance Minister): Retained the Golaghat seat for a record sixth consecutive term, defeating her Congress rival by over 43,000 votes.
Atul Bora (Agriculture Minister): The AGP chief successfully defended his Bokakhat constituency.
Mrinal Saikia: Registered a massive victory in Khumtai with a margin exceeding 91,000 votes.

The BJP's regional allies, the Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) and the United People's Party Liberal (UPPL), also showed a steady performance, particularly in the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR). Meanwhile, the Bodoland People's Front (BPF), which contested independently, managed to lead in about 10 seats, indicating a shift in the local power dynamics within the tribal belts.

The 2026 mandate is being viewed as an endorsement of the state's recent delimitation exercise and the government's focus on "Assamese Identity" alongside national development goals. With a record voter turnout of 85.96%, the highest in recent history, the people of Assam have delivered a clear and stable mandate. In Guwahati, the atmosphere is celebratory as BJP workers have already begun victory processions, marking the beginning of another five-year term focused on the "Act East" policy.

As the final tallies are uploaded to the ECI portal, the focus now shifts to the formation of the new cabinet. With the "Sarma Juggernaut" proving its resilience once again, the 2026 results set a clear trajectory for the state’s political and administrative future, far outpacing the comeback hopes of the Congress-led alliance.

This video provides a deep dive into the key factors that led to the BJP's dominant performance in the 2026 Assam polls, including a breakdown of the major seat-wise swings.