Uttar Pradesh
Due February–March 2027
202 for majority
- NDA 287
- INDIA 113
- BSP 1
- Other 2
2022 result, unchanged
Seats as won in 2022, grouped by the alliances expected in 2027.
No change
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18 general elections423 assembly elections44 states, 13 of them dissolved74,788 results
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Punjab
Due February 2027
59 for majority
- AAP 92
- INC 18
- SAD 3
- BJP 2
- Other 2
2022 result, unchanged
Seats as won in 2022, grouped by the alliances expected in 2027.
No change
Uttarakhand
Due February 2027
36 for majority
- NDA 47
- INDIA 19
- BSP 2
- Other 2
2022 result, unchanged
Seats as won in 2022, grouped by the alliances expected in 2027.
No change
Goa
Due February 2027
21 for majority
- NDA 22
- INDIA 12
- AAP 3
- Other 3
2022 result, unchanged
Seats as won in 2022, grouped by the alliances expected in 2027.
No change
Manipur
Due February–March 2027
31 for majority
- NDA 43
- NPP 7
- INDIA 5
- Other 5
2022 result, unchanged
Seats as won in 2022, grouped by the alliances expected in 2027.
No change
Recent elections
BJP · 208 of 294 seats · majority 148
TVK · 108 of 234 seats · majority 118
UDF · 98 of 140 seats · majority 71
NDA · 102 of 126 seats · majority 64
General Election 2024 · 543 seats · 4 June verdict
BJP wins a third term, without a majority of its own
The Bharatiya Janata Party won a third consecutive term in 2024, but had to govern through its NDA allies.
240–63
BJP seats
66.1%
Turnout
223
Seats flipped
63.7 lakh
NOTA votes
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Every map on this site is drawn to the boundaries that governed the election it shows — era-true, not projected backward onto today’s lines. Each layer states its own vintage and confidence, from reconstructed 1950s geometry to today’s high-resolution surveys.
- Primary sources only — Election Commission of India
- Every year on its own boundaries, graded by era
- Automated checks on the whole dataset before every release
Results come from the Election Commission of India’s own reports; boundaries from DataMeet, datta07, NIC BharatMaps, the Local Government Directory and Prof. Sandip Sukhtankar & Manasa Patnam’s shapefiles; candidate affidavits from MyNeta (ADR); the place behind each seat from the Census, RBI, NCRB, ASI, Wikidata and the GI registry — every one credited, with its terms, on the About page.
Primary sources: Election Commission of India · 1951–2024