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Howraghat (ST) Assembly Election 2026- Howraghat (ST) Election Result

Howraghat (ST) Election Result 2026 Live: Assam Assembly Election 2026 Vote Counting Live updates on ABP Live

Howraghat (ST) Assembly Election Results 2026 LIVE: Check the latest updates from Assam Election 2026 here. Howraghat (ST) constituency of Assam, was won by Dorsing Ronghang in 2021 from BJP who secured 57927 votes. In 2021, the runner up candidate was Sanjeeb Teron from INC who secured 26244 votes. Winning margin for this seat in 2021 elections was 31683 votes. Catch latest updates on ABP Live for all details on vote counting, win loss tally and final seats won by each party.

Howraghat (ST) Assembly Election 2026

BJP
Madhabi Das
Howraghat (ST)
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY STATUS
Madhabi Das
BJP
-
Wazed Ali Choudhury
INC
-
Ali Akbar Miah
AIUDF
-
Abdus Sobur Miah
SUCI(C)
-
Shahinoor Islam
AJNP
-
Akbar Ali Mondal
TNRMPI
-
Rafiqul Islam
IND
-
Reza Amin
IND
-
Mohar Uddin Mondal
VINP
-
Nota
NOTA
-
Howraghat (ST) Assembly Election Results 2026 LIVE: Check the latest updates from Assam Election 2026 here. Howraghat (ST) constituency of Assam, was won by Dorsing Ronghang in 2021 from BJP who secured 57927 votes. In 2021, the runner up candidate was Sanjeeb Teron from INC who secured 26244 votes. Winning margin for this seat in 2021 elections was 31683 votes. Catch latest updates on ABP Live for all details on vote counting, win loss tally and final seats won by each party.

Howraghat (ST) Assembly Election 2021

CANDIDATE NAME PARTY STATUS
Darsing Ronghang
BJP
Won
Sanjeeb Teron
INC
Lost
Suren Kramsa
IND
Lost
Chandra Kanta Terang
ASDC
Lost
Rabi Kumar Phangcho
CPI(ML)(L)
Lost
NOTA
NOTA
Lost
Chomang Teron
NPEP
Lost
Rakesh Ronghang
IND
Lost
Pradip Tokbi
JD(U)
Lost

Assembly Election 2021 Vote Count

PARTY CANDIDATE NAME Votes Vote %
BJP
Darsing Ronghang
57927
55.74
INC
Sanjeeb Teron
26244
25.25
IND
Suren Kramsa
8990
8.65
ASDC
Chandra Kanta Terang
5098
4.91
CPI(ML)(L)
Rabi Kumar Phangcho
1833
1.76
NOTA
NOTA
1355
1.30
Total number of votes polled :  103922

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