2026 elections in India

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2026 Indian elections
2024          2025         2026         2027          2028
State elections
States contested5

The 2026 elections in India are expected to include the elections of the Rajya Sabha and 4 states and 1 union territory legislative assemblies.

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Rajya Sabha elections

State/UTNo. of vacanciesDate of VacancyDate of ElectionsPolitical Parties beforePolitical Parties after
Andhra Pradesh4June 22, 2026TBD YSRCP TBD
YSRCP
YSRCP
TDP
Arunachal Pradesh1June 24, 2026 BJP
Assam3April 10, 2026BJP
BJP
AGM
Bihar5RJD
RJD
JDU
JDU
RLM
Chattisgarh2 INC
INC
Gujarat4June 22, 2026 BJP
BJP
BJP
INC
Haryana2April 10, 2026 BJP
Himachal Pradesh1 BJP
Jharkhand222 June, 2026 BJP
August 4, 2025(Vacant)
Karnataka4June 26, 2026 BJP
BJP
INC
JD(S)
Madhya Pradesh3June 22, 2026 BJP
BJP
INC
Maharashtra7April 3, 2026 BJP
BJP
NCP(SP)
NCP(SP)
SS(UBT)
INC
RPI(A)
Manipur1June 22, 2026 BJP
MeghalayaNPP
MizoramJuly 19, 2026MNF
Odisha4April 3, 2026 BJP
BJP
BJD
BJD
Rajasthan3June 22, 2026 BJP
BJP
INC
Tamil Nadu6April 3, 2026 DMK
DMK
DMK
DMK
AIADMK
TMC(M)
Telengana2April 10, 2026 INC
BRS (formerly TRS)
Uttar Pradesh10November 26, 2026 BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
SP
BSP
Uttarakhand1 BJP
West Bengal5April 3, 2026AITC (also commonly known as TMC)
AITC (also commonly known as TMC)
AITC (also commonly known as TMC)
AITC (also commonly known as TMC)
CPI(M)
Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir4February 11, 2021Vacant
February 16, 2021
NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT OF INDIA1March 17, 2021No elections to be heldINDEPENDENTINDEPENDENT


State Legislative Council elections

StateNo. of VacanciesDate of VacanciesDate of ElectionParty before electionParty after elections
Maharashtra9May 14, 2026TBD BJP TBD
BJP
BJP
BJP
SHS
SHS
NCP
NCP
INC
5December 7, 2026 NCP
NCP
INC
INC
Independent
Karnataka7July 1, 2026 BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
INC
INC
JD(S)
5July 22, 2026NOMINATED BY THE GOVERNOR OF KARNATAKA BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
Bihar10June 29, 2026TBD JDU
JDU
JDU
JDU
RJD
RJD
RJD
BJP
BJP
INC
7November 17, 2026 BJP
BJP
JDU
INC
CPI
Independent
Independent
Uttar Pradesh11December 1, 2026 BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
SP
SP
SP
Independent
Independent
12January 31, 2027 BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
BJP
SP
Andhra Pradesh2July 28, 2026NOMINATED BY THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH YSRCP
YSRCP


State Legislative assembly elections

Sources: [1] [2] [3]

DateStateGovernment beforeChief Minister beforeGovernment afterChief Minister after
TBD Assam Bharatiya Janata Party Himanta Biswa Sarma TBDTBD
Asom Gana Parishad
United People's Party, Liberal
West Bengal All India Trinamool Congress Mamata Banerjee
Tamil Nadu Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam M. K. Stalin
Kerala Left Democratic Front Pinarayi Vijayan

Union Territory Legislative Assembly elections

DateUnion TerritoryGovernment beforeChief Minister beforeGovernment afterChief Minister after
TBD Puducherry All India N.R. Congress N. Rangasamy TBDTBD
Bharatiya Janata Party


Local Body Elections

Gujarat

DateMunicipal CorporationGovernment beforeGovernment after
TBD Amdavad Municipal Corporation Bharatiya Janata Party TBD
Surat Municipal Corporation
Vadodara Municipal Corporation
Rajkot Municipal Corporation
Jamnagar Municipal Corporation
Bhavnagar Municipal Corporation
Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation
Anand Municipal CorporationNewly formed
Gandhidham Municipal Corporation
Mehsana Municipal Corporation
Morbi Municipal Corporation
Nadiad Municipal Corporation
Navsari Municipal Corporation
Porbandar Municipal Corporation
Surendranagar Municipal Corporation
Vapi Municipal Corporation

Punjab

DateMunicipal CorporationGovernment beforeGovernment after
TBAAbohar Municipal Corporation Indian National Congress TBD
Batala Municipal Corporation
Bathinda Municipal Corporation
Hoshiarpur Municipal Corporation
Kapurthala Municipal Corporation
Mohali Municipal Corporation
Moga Municipal Corporation
Pathankot Municipal Corporation

West Bengal

DateMunicipal CorporationGovernment beforeGovernment after
TBA Kolkata Municipal Corporation Trinamool Congress TBD

See also

References

  1. "BJP emerges victorious with 33.21% vote share; Congress gets 29.67% votes". Firstpost. 3 May 2021.
  2. "BPF pulls out of Congress-led grand alliance in Assam". Northeast Now. 29 June 2021.
  3. "Assam Congress decides to break ties with Ajmal's AIUDF, BPF". Indian Express. PTI. 31 August 2021.