Bypoll Results Today: All Eyes on 6 Crucial Seats From Nandigram to Nagaon

Bypoll Results 2026: Six Seats in Four Regions See Counting; Nandigram to Nagaon in Focus

Vote counting is underway for six by-elections across West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Assam, with results expected to determine the next representatives for five Assembly constituencies and one Lok Sabha seat. The contests followed intense election campaigns and recorded voter turnout of more than 76% across all six seats.

The bypolls have attracted political attention because of changes in party affiliations, prominent candidates and competition among major regional and national parties. The results will decide the immediate electoral outcome in each constituency.

West Bengal: Nandigram and Rejinagar Witness Closely Watched Contests

In West Bengal, the counting process has brought Nandigram and Rejinagar into focus. Nandigram went to the polls after Suvendu Adhikari vacated the constituency to retain Bhabanipur.

The contest features BJP candidate Hasirani Rath and Congress nominee Milan Pradhan, who received backing from the Trinamool Congress (TMC) camp, along with candidates from the CPI and a rival TMC group.

Rejinagar witnessed a multi-party contest involving the BJP, TMC, Congress, CPI(M) and Aam Janata Unnayan Party (AJUP). Nandigram recorded 80.89% voter turnout, while Rejinagar registered 80%.

The results will determine who wins the two Assembly seats amid competition among the state’s political parties.

Tamil Nadu: Madurantakam and Dharapuram Results Awaited

In Tamil Nadu, the reserved Assembly constituencies of Madurantakam and Dharapuram recorded voter turnouts of 86.26% and 80.30%, respectively.

The elections are significant for the DMK, AIADMK, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) and CPI, which are competing for representation in the two constituencies.

Both seats fell vacant after former AIADMK legislators joined TVK and returned to the electoral contest under their new party banner. The counting will determine whether the candidates can secure another Assembly term.

Puducherry: Thattanchavady Bypoll Draws Attention

Thattanchavady is the sole Assembly constituency involved in the Puducherry bypoll. The seat became vacant after Chief Minister N Rangasamy gave it up to retain Mangalam.

The constituency recorded an 80.81% turnout. The outcome will establish the winner and determine the new representative for the seat.

Assam: Nagaon Parliamentary Seat Sees Three-Way Fight

In Assam, the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election has emerged as another important contest, with voter turnout recorded at 76.19%.

The seat fell vacant after former Congress MP Pradyut Bordoloi left the party and joined the BJP. The candidates in the contest include BJP nominee Debashish Sharma, Congress candidate Sibamoni Bora and AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal.

The result will determine Nagaon’s representation in the Lok Sabha and provide a snapshot of electoral competition among the three political formations.

• Voter Turnout Across the Six Constituencies
• Madurantakam, Tamil Nadu: 86.26%
• Nandigram, West Bengal: 80.89%
• Thattanchavady, Puducherry: 80.81%
• Dharapuram, Tamil Nadu: 80.30%
• Rejinagar, West Bengal: 80.00%
• Nagaon Lok Sabha, Assam: 76.19%

With counting underway, attention remains on the final results from all six constituencies. The verdicts will determine the winners and shape the immediate political picture in the four regions, while offering insights into local voter preferences and party competition.