Exit polls for the upcoming 2026 Assam elections indicate a significant advantage for the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), with projections suggesting they could secure between 88 to 101 seats. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is expected to win a second consecutive term, bolstered by a high voter turnout of around 85%, one of the highest in recent elections. Sarma's campaign has focused on governance and identity politics, emphasizing infrastructure development, welfare schemes, and the protection of Assamese identity. Meanwhile, the opposition Congress party, backed by a six-party alliance, is projected to gain only 23 to 36 seats, struggling against the BJP's robust strategy. Key issues such as the citizenship debate and welfare distribution have shaped voter sentiment, leading to speculation about the future political landscape in Assam, with the counting day set to reveal the final results.