The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has consolidated its power in Assam, winning 82 seats, significantly surpassing the majority threshold of 64. In coalition with allies, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) achieved a total of 102 seats, marking a historic first. Conversely, the Congress party demonstrated a strong performance in minority-dominated regions, securing 19 seats and recording the state's top four victory margins, all exceeding 100,000 votes. The All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) faced a dramatic decline, falling from 16 seats in 2021 to just 2 in 2026, highlighting a shift in voter consolidation towards Congress. While Congress's overall seat count decreased from 26 in 2016 to 19 in 2026, its vote count rose from 52.38 lakh in 2016 to 64.64 lakh this year, indicating a concentrated support base. The BJP's strong victories were particularly evident in Upper Assam and Guwahati, with notable wins such as Kaushik Rai's victory in Lakhipur by 99,401 votes. The election results indicate a significant transformation in Assam's political landscape, characterized by entrenched strongholds rather than swing seats.