The Assam Assembly election results revealed a substantial victory for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), which increased its tally by over two dozen seats, surpassing the 100-seat mark in the 126-member assembly. The 2023 delimitation exercise significantly influenced the electoral landscape, favoring the NDA, particularly among Hindu, ethnic Assamese, and tribal voters. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's popularity and the NDA's focus on development and illegal immigration were pivotal in their success. In the Upper and North Assam region, the BJP consolidated its position, winning 38 out of 43 seats, while the Bodoland region saw its constituency count rise from 11 to 15, with the Bodoland People's Front (BPF) leading with 10 seats in alliance with the BJP. The redrawing of constituencies in areas with significant minority populations, such as Central and Lower Assam, reduced representation for these voters, allowing the NDA to secure 21 seats in this region. Overall, the delimitation exercise has reshaped Assam's political landscape, enabling the NDA to strengthen its foothold.