All upcoming electionsFebruary 2028

Meghalaya

60 seats · 31 for majority
Verdict

Hung Assembly — no bloc reaches 31 · unaligned parties hold 2

Hung · who governs? ↓
NDA 28
UDP 12
INDIA 10
+6
31 to govern
0seats flipped
A sandbox, not a forecast · how it works
Map — projected winners
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Each shape is one constituency, coloured by projected winner. While setting a rule's scope you can drag a box to select seats, or hold Alt and drag to deselect.
Swing
A uniform swing between NDA and UDP — United Democratic Party, applied across every seat — each seat credited to its own strongest local contestant in the gaining bloc, not one fixed national party.
Poles
◀ toward NDAtoward UDP — United Democratic Party
2023 actual — no swing
Every seat moves by the same number of points.
Alliances & pacts
NDA 2 · INDIA 2 · UDP · VPP · +2 more · Unaligned
Bloc composition
Every party sits in its expected bloc by default. Click a chip to move it — a regional party with no real alliance stays a bloc of one, shown as itself.
28
10
+7 minor parties — no baseline seat, under 2% of the vote
Pre-poll pacts
Model two or more parties fielding one shared candidate per seat — e.g. a seat-sharing alliance — with a chemistry slider for how well the vote actually transfers.

Pure arithmetic over the projected tally above — click parties to add or remove them from a coalition and see whether it governs.

NPP
UDP
31 to govern

Nearest to a majority: NPP + BJP + UDP — arithmetic, not a prediction.

Projection table
Projection
Turnout 85.6%
PartySeatsVote %
NDANPP, BJP2840.1%
UDPUDP1216.8%
INDIAINC, AITC1026.6%
VPPVPP45.4%
PDFPDF21.9%
HSPDPHSPDP23.5%
OtherIND, GNASURKP, GNC, JD(U), NOTA, NPEP, RPI, Republican Party of India (A)25.8%
Total 60 / 60
Tightest seats(15)
Tightest projected seats (15)
Rajabala · Meghalaya0.0pt
AITC 37.9%NPP 37.9%
Sohra · Meghalaya0.1pt
PDF 42.3%UDP 42.3%
Dadenggre · Meghalaya0.1pt
AITC 47.7%NPP 47.6%
Mylliem · Meghalaya0.1pt
INC 28.7%VPP 28.6%
Amlarem · Meghalaya0.2pt
UDP 49.1%NPP 49.0%
Mawphlang · Meghalaya0.3pt
UDP 21.4%PDF 21.1%
Mairang · Meghalaya0.4pt
UDP 48.5%INC 48.1%
Rongjeng · Meghalaya0.4pt
NPP 29.3%IND 28.9%
Chokpot · Meghalaya1.2pt
NPP 33.3%GNC 32.1%
Songsak · Meghalaya1.3pt
AITC 44.5%NPP 43.2%
Shella · Meghalaya1.4pt
UDP 43.4%NPP 41.9%
Rambrai Jyrngam · Meghalaya1.9pt
IND 28.2%HSPDP 26.3%
Rangsakona · Meghalaya2.4pt
NPP 41.7%AITC 39.3%
Dalu · Meghalaya2.8pt
NPP 30.8%BJP 28.0%
Mawsynram · Meghalaya2.9pt
UDP 33.2%BJP 30.3%
Baseline — 2023
Baseline — 2023
Turnout 85.6%
AllianceSeatsVote %
NDANPP, BJP2840.1%
UDPUDP1216.8%
INDIAINC, AITC1026.6%
VPPVPP45.4%
OtherIND, GNASURKP, GNC, JD(U), NOTA, NPEP, RPI, Republican Party of India (A)25.8%
HSPDPHSPDP23.5%
PDFPDF21.9%
Method

Every seat above is assigned by a deterministic vote-share rule, never a probability model — this is a sandbox, not a forecast. A projection starts from each seat's own recorded baseline vote shares, then applies whatever transfers, new parties, turnout changes, pre-poll pacts and national/state swing you have set, in that order, and finally reads off the plurality winner (NOTA is never counted as a winner).

The national swing slider debits points from the trailing bloc's member parties pro-rata to their own share in each seat, and credits the leading bloc's strongest local member there — so a seat where a bloc member polled zero loses nothing from that member, and a swing never moves more points than a bloc actually holds. A pre-poll pact's "chemistry" setting controls how much of a withdrawing partner's vote actually transfers to the pact's nominee; a post-poll coalition is pure arithmetic over the resulting seat tally.

No confidence intervals, no Monte Carlo simulation, and no polling input of any kind — there is nothing here to calibrate such a distribution against, so none is invented. Read every number as "what would it take", not a prediction.

2023 actual — no swing