2024 Assam Lok Sabha results.
Open a constituency for the elected candidate, runner-up, winning margin, valid vote total, and an exact source-quality explanation.
Assam
Kokrajhar
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedJoyanta Basumatary
51,583 vote margin · 4.20%Dhubri
General constituency
ElectedRakibul Hussain
10,12,476 vote margin · 41.52%Barpeta
General constituency
ElectedPhani Bhusan Choudhury
2,22,351 vote margin · 13.32%Darrang-Udalguri
General constituency
ElectedDilip Saikia
3,29,012 vote margin · 18.40%Guwahati
General constituency
ElectedBijuli Kalita Medhi
2,51,090 vote margin · 15.90%Diphu
Scheduled Tribes reserved constituency
ElectedAmarsing Tisso
1,47,603 vote margin · 22.14%Karimganj
General constituency
ElectedKripanath Mallah
18,360 vote margin · 1.60%Silchar
Scheduled Castes reserved constituency
ElectedParimal Suklabaidya
2,64,311 vote margin · 24.55%Nagaon
General constituency
ElectedPradyut Bordoloi
2,12,231 vote margin · 13.80%Kaziranga
General constituency
ElectedKamakhya Prasad Tasa
2,48,947 vote margin · 15.51%Sonitpur
General constituency
ElectedRanjit Dutta
3,61,408 vote margin · 28.46%Lakhimpur
General constituency
ElectedPradan Baruah
2,01,257 vote margin · 16.85%Dibrugarh
General constituency
ElectedSarbananda Sonowal
2,79,321 vote margin · 22.42%Jorhat
General constituency
ElectedGaurav Gogoi
1,44,393 vote margin · 10.49%Source: Election Commission of India · historical final statistical report, not a current member roster or future candidate list.
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2024 Assam Lok Sabha Election Results by Constituency
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