All upcoming electionsFebruary 2027

Punjab

117 seats · 59 for majority
Verdict

AAAP — Aam Aadmi Party retains a majority (92 seats)

AAAP 92
INDIA 18
59 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 AAAP — Aam Aadmi Party and INDIA, applied across every seat — each seat credited to its own strongest local contestant in the gaining bloc, not one fixed national party.
Poles
◀ toward AAAP — Aam Aadmi Partytoward INDIA
2022 actual — no swing
Every seat moves by the same number of points.
Alliances & pacts
NDA 2 · AAAP · INDIA · SAD(A) · 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.
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+53 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.
Projection table
Projection
Turnout 72.0%
PartySeatsVote %
AAAPAAAP9242.0%
INDIAINC1823.0%
NDASAD, BJP525.0%
OtherIND, AADMPRVTNP, ABRS, ALPU, APNEP, APNJBP, APNJNTP, ASKEP, ASPKR, Akhil Bharatiya Socialist Party, BDPty, BJJP, BMUP, BSP, BSP(A), CPI, CPI(ML)(L), CPIM, CPM, DBSP, ILVK, IPBP, JD(U), JJJKP, JNASRP, JNBRDP, KRSKBP, LIP, MLPOIRF, NAPt, NATJUP, NOTA, PKD, PLC, PLP, PNJBNP, PPID, RAPI, RJSNP, RPI(A), RPIE, RSP, RTORP, Republican Party of India (A), SAD(S), SADAHAQ, SAKAP, SBM, SJVP, SMJSNGP, SNYKSNGRHP, SP, SRVSNJP, VIPIN27.5%
Total 117 / 117
Tightest seats(9)
Tightest projected seats (9)
Jalandhar Central · Punjab0.2pt
AAAP 31.0%INC 30.8%
Dera Baba Nanak · Punjab0.3pt
INC 36.4%SAD 36.1%
Nawan Shahr · Punjab0.5pt
IND 30.4%BSP 29.9%
Dina Nagar · Punjab0.8pt
INC 36.6%AAAP 35.8%
Bhoa · Punjab0.9pt
AAAP 36.6%INC 35.7%
Gidderbaha · Punjab0.9pt
INC 35.5%SAD 34.5%
Mukerian · Punjab1.9pt
BJP 28.6%AAAP 26.8%
Phagwara · Punjab2.1pt
INC 29.1%AAAP 27.0%
Nakodar · Punjab2.1pt
AAAP 31.9%SAD 29.8%
Baseline — 2022
Baseline — 2022
Turnout 72.0%
AllianceSeatsVote %
AAAPAAAP9242.0%
INDIAINC1823.0%
NDASAD, BJP525.0%
OtherIND, AADMPRVTNP, ABRS, ALPU, APNEP, APNJBP, APNJNTP, ASKEP, ASPKR, Akhil Bharatiya Socialist Party, BDPty, BJJP, BMUP, BSP, BSP(A), CPI, CPI(ML)(L), CPIM, CPM, DBSP, ILVK, IPBP, JD(U), JJJKP, JNASRP, JNBRDP, KRSKBP, LIP, MLPOIRF, NAPt, NATJUP, NOTA, PKD, PLC, PLP, PNJBNP, PPID, RAPI, RJSNP, RPI(A), RPIE, RSP, RTORP, Republican Party of India (A), SAD(S), SADAHAQ, SAKAP, SBM, SJVP, SMJSNGP, SNYKSNGRHP, SP, SRVSNJP, VIPIN27.5%
SAD(A)SAD(A)02.5%
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.

2022 actual — no swing