Dum Dum Uttar Assembly Election Results 2026 Live Updates: BJP’s Sourav Sikdar wins by 26,404 vote margin

Across four states going to the count today, the picture is taking shape though no confirmed majority has been declared anywhere yet. In Assam, where 126 seats are in play and the majority mark sits at 64, NDA holds a tally of 97 seats, having won 28 and leading in 69 more, comfortably past the majority threshold on current trends. The Congress-led alliance trails with a tally of 22, all from leads. Independent and smaller party candidates cumulatively lead in 7 seats in Assam. In Tamil Nadu, counting is on across 234 seats with the majority mark at 118. SPA has a tally of 60, with 7 seats won and 53 leads, while NDA trails with a tally of 55 seats, all from leads. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively account for a tally of 115 seats, needing 3 more to cross the majority mark if those leads hold. Puducherry, with 30 seats and a majority mark of 16, sees NDA on a tally of 18, having won 13 and leading in 5, crossing the majority threshold on current numbers. SPA has a tally of 5 in the union territory. Independent and smaller party candidates cumulatively hold a tally of 7 seats there. In Kerala, UDF is leading in enough seats to cross the majority mark of 71 across 140 seats, sitting on a tally of 87 with 68 seats won and 19 leads. LDF trails with a tally of 36, having won 30 and leading in 6. Independent and smaller party candidates cumulatively hold a tally of 17 seats in Kerala.

While the counting continues for West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, the BJP is currently in the lead with 179 seats. They've secured 11 wins and are ahead in 168 constituencies. The magic number for a majority is 148, so if these leads hold, the BJP is set to cross that mark. The TMC has a total of 106 seats so far, and they would need 42 more to reach the majority. Meanwhile, Congress is leading in 3 seats, and CPM is ahead in 1 seat.

In Dum Dum Uttar, West Bengal, BJP candidate Sourav Sikdar is currently leading with 46,893 votes. The seat is currently held by TMC's Chandrima Bhattacharya, who is trailing in second place with 38,034 votes. Sikdar holds a margin of 8,859 votes over Bhattacharya as counting continues in this West Bengal constituency.

In Dum Dum Uttar, counting is currently under way and TMC's Chandrima Bhattacharya is leading in this West Bengal constituency. The seat is currently held by Chandrima Bhattacharya herself, who is seeking to retain her position. Counting continues and the final result for Dum Dum Uttar is yet to be declared.

In the Kamarhati constituency of West Bengal, sitting TMC MLA Madan Mitra is currently leading the count with 60,956 votes. BJP's Arup Choudhury (Pulak) is trailing at 53,233 votes, leaving a margin of 7,723 between the two. Mitra, 71, holds the seat for TMC and is looking to retain it as counting continues in this West Bengal assembly segment.

As the counting continues for West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, where 148 is the magic number for a majority, the BJP is currently ahead with 179 seats. They've secured 11 wins so far and are leading in 168 constituencies, which would put them over the majority mark if these leads hold. The TMC is at 106 seats, having won 2 and leading in 104, meaning they still need 42 more seats to reach the majority.

In Dum Dum Uttar, sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya is currently trailing in the counting, with BJP's Sourav Sikdar holding a lead of 8,859 votes. Sikdar has accumulated 46,893 votes against Bhattacharya's 38,034. The 71-year-old incumbent, a Graduate Professional by qualification, is facing a tough contest in this West Bengal seat as counting continues.

As counting continues across Tamil Nadu's 234 assembly seats, where 118 is the magic number for a majority, no alliance has yet managed to cross that threshold. Candidates from other parties and independents, combined, are currently holding 115 seats, with 10 wins already declared and leads in 105 constituencies. This puts them just 3 seats shy of a majority based on the current tallies. The SPA has secured a tally of 60 seats, made up of 7 declared wins and leads in 53 constituencies, meaning they need 58 more seats to reach the majority mark. Meanwhile, the NDA is leading in 55 seats with no wins declared yet, placing them behind both other groupings in the overall seat count.

In Barrackpur, West Bengal, BJP's Kaustuv Bagchi is currently leading with 44,962 votes, holding a margin of 12,207 over TMC's Raj Chakraborty (Raju), who has accumulated 32,755 votes so far. The seat is currently held by TMC's Raju Chakraborty (Raj), who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions. Counting is still underway and the result is yet to be declared.

As the counting continues for West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, where 148 is needed for a majority, the BJP is currently ahead with 179 seats. They've secured 11 wins and are leading in 168 constituencies, which would put them over the halfway mark if these leads are maintained. The TMC has a tally of 106 seats, with 2 wins and leads in 104 constituencies, and still requires 42 more seats to reach the majority.

In Dum Dum Uttar, counting has placed incumbent Chandrima Bhattacharya of TMC in a difficult position as she trails BJP's Sourav Sikdar by 8,859 votes. Sikdar, 48, is currently leading with 46,893 votes against Bhattacharya's 38,034. The sitting legislator, who has represented this West Bengal constituency, finds herself trailing in an ongoing count with the result yet to be declared.

In Kerala, where 140 assembly seats are in play and the majority mark stands at 71, the UDF is leading in enough seats to cross that threshold if the current trends hold. The alliance has won 68 seats and is leading in 19 more, taking its tally to 87. The LDF has won 30 seats and is leading in 6, giving it a tally of 36, well short of the majority mark. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively account for a tally of 17 seats in the state.

In Panihati, West Bengal, BJP's Ratna Debnath is currently leading with 56,167 votes, holding a margin of 20,463 over TMC's Tirthankar Ghosh, who has gathered 35,704 votes so far. The seat is currently held by TMC's Nirmal Ghosh, who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions. Counting continues in this West Bengal constituency.

Counting is underway across West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, where a majority requires 148. BJP holds a tally of 179, with 11 seats won and leads in 168 more. TMC has a tally of 106, winning 2 and leading in 104, meaning the party still needs 42 seats to reach the majority mark. Others account for a combined tally of 8 seats at this stage of counting.

In Dum Dum Uttar, counting has placed BJP's Sourav Sikdar ahead of sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya, with Sikdar accumulating 46,893 votes against Bhattacharya's 38,034. The incumbent, who has held this West Bengal seat, is currently trailing by a margin of 8,859 votes. Bhattacharya, 71, contests on a TMC ticket and carries no criminal cases on record, while Sikdar, 48, is leading the count at this stage.

In Puducherry, where 16 seats are needed for a majority in the 30-seat assembly, the NDA has won 13 seats and is currently leading in 5 more, giving it a tally of 18 — enough to cross the majority mark if those leads hold. SPA has won 2 seats and is leading in 3, for a tally of 5. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively account for a tally of 7, with 5 seats won and 2 leads in hand.

In the Baranagar constituency of West Bengal, TMC's Sayantika Banerjee is currently leading with 45,639 votes, while BJP's Sajal Ghosh is trailing at 59,309 votes as counting progresses. The seat is currently held by TMC's Tapas Roy, who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions.

As the counting continues for West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, where 148 is needed for a majority, the BJP is currently ahead with 179 seats. This includes 11 seats already won and 168 where they are leading, putting them 31 seats past the majority mark if these leads are maintained. The TMC is at 106 seats, having won 2 and leading in 104, and requires 42 more seats to reach the majority.

In Dum Dum Uttar, counting is still underway and the sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya finds herself trailing at this stage. The 71-year-old incumbent, who holds a Graduate Professional qualification, is currently behind BJP's Sourav Sikdar by a margin of 8,859 votes. Sikdar has accumulated 46,893 votes against Bhattacharya's 38,034, with the result yet to be declared in this West Bengal constituency.

In Puducherry, where 30 assembly seats are up for grabs and the majority mark stands at 16, the NDA has crossed that threshold on a combined tally of 18 seats, with 13 declared wins and leads in 5 more. If those leads hold, the alliance is on course to form the government. SPA has a tally of 5 seats, with 2 won and 3 leads remaining. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively account for a tally of 7 seats across the union territory.

In Khardaha, West Bengal, BJP candidate Kalyan Chakraborti has won the seat with 97,752 votes, defeating TMC's Devadeep Purohit, who finished with 73,266 votes. The margin of victory stands at 24,486 votes. The seat was currently held by TMC's Kajal Sinha, who is not among the top 3 candidates in the final count, bringing an end to Sinha's term as the MLA.

As the counting continues for West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, where 148 is the magic number for a majority, the BJP is currently ahead with 179 seats. They've secured 11 wins so far and are leading in 168 constituencies, which would put them over the majority mark if these trends persist. The TMC is at 106 seats, having won 2 and leading in 104, meaning they still need 42 more seats to reach the majority.

In Dum Dum Uttar, counting has placed BJP's Sourav Sikdar in front with 46,893 votes, while sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya is currently trailing at 38,034 votes. The margin between the two stands at 8,859 votes with results yet to be declared. Bhattacharya, 71, a Graduate Professional and the incumbent from this West Bengal seat, is facing a stiff contest as the count continues.

Counting is underway across Assam's 126 assembly seats, where the majority mark stands at 64. NDA is leading in enough seats to cross that mark if the current trends hold, with a tally of 97, comprising 28 seats won and leads in 69 more. Congress and its alliance partners are trailing with a tally of 22, all of which are leads yet to be converted into wins. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively account for a tally of 7 seats in the state.

In Noapara, West Bengal, BJP's Arjun Singh is currently leading with 33,408 votes, holding a margin of 5,803 over TMC's Trinankur Bhattacharjee, who has accumulated 27,605 votes so far. The seat is currently held by TMC's Manju Basu, who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions. Counting is still underway in this West Bengal constituency.

As the counting continues for West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, the magic number for a majority is 148. The BJP is currently ahead with 179 seats, having secured 11 wins and leading in 168 others. This puts them comfortably past the majority threshold, assuming these leads hold. The TMC has a tally of 106, with 2 seats already won and leading in 104 more. They would need an additional 42 seats to reach the majority mark.

In Dum Dum Uttar, counting is still under way and the sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya is currently trailing her BJP rival. Sourav Sikdar of the BJP is leading with 46,893 votes against Bhattacharya's 38,034, putting the margin between them at 8,859 votes. The 71-year-old incumbent, who holds a graduate professional qualification and carries no criminal cases on record, is facing a tough contest in this West Bengal seat as votes continue to be counted.

In Kerala, where 71 seats are needed for a majority in the 140-seat assembly, the UDF is leading in enough seats to cross that threshold if current leads hold. The alliance has won 68 seats and is leading in 19 more, giving it a tally of 87. The LDF has won 30 seats and is leading in 6, bringing its tally to 36. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively account for a tally of 17 seats, with 13 won and 4 leads.

In the Baranagar constituency of West Bengal, TMC's Sayantika Banerjee is currently leading with 45,639 votes, while BJP's Sajal Ghosh is trailing at 59,309 votes. The seat is currently held by TMC's Tapas Roy, who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions. Counting is still underway and a final result is yet to be declared.

As the counting continues for West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, where 148 is needed for a majority, the BJP is currently ahead with 179 seats. They've secured 11 seats and are leading in 168 others, which would put them comfortably over the majority mark if these leads are maintained. The TMC has a tally of 106, having won 2 seats and leading in 104, meaning they'd need 42 more to reach the majority.

In Dum Dum Uttar, sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya is currently trailing in the counting, with BJP's Sourav Sikdar holding a lead of 8,859 votes. Sikdar has accumulated 46,893 votes against Bhattacharya's 38,034. The 71-year-old incumbent, who holds a Graduate Professional qualification and has no criminal cases on record, is facing a stiff challenge from the BJP candidate in this West Bengal constituency as counting continues.

In Kerala, where 140 assembly seats are at stake and the majority mark stands at 71, the UDF is leading in enough seats to cross that threshold if the current trends hold. The alliance has won 68 seats and is leading in 19 more, giving it a tally of 87. The LDF has won 30 seats and is leading in 6, bringing its tally to 36. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively account for a tally of 17 seats, with 13 won and 4 leads.

In Barrackpur, West Bengal, BJP's Kaustuv Bagchi is currently leading with 44,962 votes, holding a margin of 12,207 over TMC's Raj Chakraborty (Raju), who has gathered 32,755 votes and is trailing at this stage of counting. The seat is currently held by TMC's Raju Chakraborty (Raj), who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions.

As the counting continues for West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, where 148 is the magic number for a majority, the BJP is currently ahead with 179 seats. They've secured 11 wins so far and are leading in 168 other constituencies, which would put them over the majority mark if these leads hold. The TMC is at 106 seats, with 2 wins and leads in 104, and still needs 42 more seats to cross the majority line.

In Dum Dum Uttar, counting has placed BJP's Sourav Sikdar ahead of sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya, with a margin of 8,859 votes separating the two. Bhattacharya, 71, who holds the seat for TMC, is currently trailing with 38,034 votes against Sikdar's 46,893. The result in this West Bengal constituency is yet to be declared.

Across Assam's 126 assembly seats, where 64 is the majority mark, the NDA is leading in enough seats to cross that threshold if current trends hold. The alliance has won 28 seats outright and is leading in 69 more, bringing its tally to 97. Congress and its allies are leading in 22 seats with no wins declared yet, leaving their tally at 22. Candidates from other parties or independent candidates cumulatively lead in 7 seats in the state.

In Baranagar, West Bengal, BJP candidate Sajal Ghosh is currently leading with 52,841 votes, holding a margin of 13,093 over TMC's Sayantika Banerjee, who has accumulated 39,748 votes and is trailing at this stage of counting. The seat is currently held by TMC's Tapas Roy, who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions. Counting is still underway.

Counting is underway across West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, where a majority requires 148. BJP holds a tally of 200, with 8 seats won and leads in 192 more, putting the party well past the majority mark if current trends hold. TMC has a tally of 84, having won 1 seat and leading in 83, and needs 64 more to reach the halfway threshold. Others account for a combined tally of 59 seats at this stage.

In Dum Dum Uttar, counting is still under way and the sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya is currently trailing her BJP rival Sourav Sikdar by a margin of 4,671 votes. Bhattacharya, 71, has accumulated 27,403 votes so far, while Sikdar, 48, holds 32,074. The result in this West Bengal constituency is yet to be declared.

Across Tamil Nadu's 234 assembly seats, where 118 is the majority mark, candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively lead in the state with a tally of 122, having won 3 seats and leading in 119 more, crossing the majority threshold if those leads hold. NDA is trailing with a tally of 59, leading in 59 seats with no wins declared yet. SPA has won 4 seats and is leading in 45, bringing its tally to 49 seats at this stage of counting.

In Noapara, West Bengal, BJP's Arjun Singh is currently leading with 26,566 votes, holding a margin of 4,523 over TMC's Trinankur Bhattacharjee, who has gathered 22,043 votes so far. The seat is currently held by TMC's Manju Basu, who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions. Counting is still underway and no result has been declared yet.

Counting is underway across West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, where 148 is the majority mark. BJP has won 4 seats and is currently leading in 212 more, giving it a tally of 216. TMC has won 1 seat and is leading in 63, putting its tally at 64. BJP needs no additional seats to cross the majority mark if its current leads hold.

In Dum Dum Uttar, sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya is currently trailing in the counting, with BJP's Sourav Sikdar holding a lead of 5,140 votes. Sikdar has accumulated 20,134 votes against Bhattacharya's 14,994 as counting progresses in this West Bengal constituency. The 71-year-old incumbent, a Graduate Professional by qualification, is finding the going tough as results continue to come in from constituency number 110.

In Assam, where 126 assembly seats are at stake and the majority mark sits at 64, the NDA is leading in enough seats to cross that threshold if the current trends hold. The alliance has a tally of 99 seats, with 7 declared wins and leads in 92 more. Congress and its allies are trailing with a tally of 20 seats, all of them leads with no wins declared yet. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively lead in 7 seats in the state.

In Noapara, West Bengal, BJP candidate Arjun Singh is currently leading with 22,085 votes against TMC's Trinankur Bhattacharjee, who is trailing at 17,196 votes, leaving a margin of 4,889 between the two. The seat is currently held by TMC's Manju Basu, who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions. Counting is still underway.

With counting underway across West Bengal's 294 assembly seats, BJP holds a tally of 210, leading in 209 constituencies with one declared in its favour. The majority mark stands at 148. TMC currently has a tally of 70, leading in 69 seats, and needs 78 more to reach that threshold. Others account for a combined tally of 53 seats at this stage.

In Dum Dum Uttar, the sitting TMC legislator Chandrima Bhattacharya is currently trailing in the counting. BJP's Sourav Sikdar holds the lead with 14,334 votes against Bhattacharya's 10,456, putting the margin between the two at 3,878 votes. The 71-year-old incumbent, a Graduate Professional by qualification, is facing a tough contest in this West Bengal seat as counting continues.

In Tamil Nadu, where 234 assembly seats are at stake and the majority mark stands at 118, candidates from other parties and independents are cumulatively leading in 151 seats, giving them a tally that has crossed the majority threshold if those leads hold. NDA is leading in 40 seats with a tally of 40, still needing 78 more to reach the majority mark. SPA has won 2 seats and is leading in 34, bringing its tally to 36, with 82 seats still needed to reach 118.

In Khardaha, West Bengal, BJP candidate Kalyan Chakraborti is currently trailing in vote count but holds 46,990 votes against TMC's Devadeep Purohit, who is leading with 32,386 votes. Wait — the margin of 14,604 votes separates the two, with Chakraborti actually ahead. The seat is currently held by TMC's Kajal Sinha, who is not among the top 3 candidates presently reflected in the leading positions. --- Let me redo this cleanly.