West Bengal's political landscape is set for a significant electoral contest, with ten key constituencies emerging as potential indicators of the state's shifting political dynamics. Among these, Bhabanipur stands out, having been a TMC stronghold since 2011, where Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee previously won a bypoll. The BJP has fielded Suvendu Adhikari, making this seat a symbolic battleground. Nandigram, where Adhikari defeated Banerjee in 2021, is also under intense scrutiny as the TMC aims to reclaim its influence with candidate Pabitra Kar. Other notable constituencies include Diamond Harbour, represented by TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee, whose political future is closely tied to the party's performance there. The constituency of Murshidabad presents a competitive triangular contest among the TMC, BJP, and Congress, reflecting the state's diverse political landscape. Additionally, urban constituencies like Jadavpur and Ballygunge reveal ongoing rivalries, while Bhangar and Baruipur Paschim highlight the volatility and potential shifts in voter sentiment. These constituencies collectively underscore the competitive and evolving nature of West Bengal politics as the elections approach.