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ASSEMBLY ELECTION
RESULTS-2026
Tamil Nadu
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The 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections resulted in a hung assembly with the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) won 53 seats, out of which the AIADMK securing 47, the PMK winning four, and the BJP winning one in the house of 234.
The BJP won the Udhagamandalam constituency. Collectively, the NDA garnered nearly 28 per cent of the popular vote — AIADMK accounting for 21.21 per cent, BJP 2.97 per cent, and other allies contributing around 3.03 per cent. This performance was part of an election that saw the sudden emergence of a new political party- Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), led by actor-turned-politician
“Gratitude to the voters of Tamil Nadu who supported the NDA in the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections. We will always remain at the forefront in addressing people’s issues and improving their lives. Congratulations to TVK on their impressive performance. The Centre will leave no stone unturned in furthering the progress of Tamil Nadu and the well-being of their people.“
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Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India
“Grateful to the people of Tamil Nadu for their enthusiastic participation in the democratic process.
The mandate reflects the aspirations of the people of the state. We accept the verdict and acknowledge the tireless efforts of our Karyakartas. The NDA will continue to serve with commitment, deepen its connection with the people, and work relentlessly for Tamil Nadu’s development and future opportunities, aligned with the vision of a #ViksitBharat. My heartfelt thanks to the people of Tamil Nadu for their enthusiastic participation in this democratic festival of elections. This verdict of the people reflects the aspirations of Tamil Nadu. We accept this mandate of the people. We salute the tireless efforts of our party workers. The National Democratic Alliance will continue to work with dedication to strengthen the bond with the people and for the growth and future opportunities of Tamil Nadu. For the sake of Tamil Nadu, we will relentlessly strive to realize the dream of a developed India (#ViksitBharat).” @BJP4TamilNadu
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Nitin Nabin, National President, BJP
“My heartfelt thanks to the people of Tamil Nadu for supporting the NDA in the 2026 Assembly elections. Your support gives us strength to work harder and stay committed to the people. The NDA will continue to stand with Tamil Nadu, raise the issues that truly matter, and remain connected on the ground while working steadily for the state’s development and welfare.”
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JP Nadda, Union Minister of Health & Family Welfare
“Gratitude to our sisters and brothers of Tamil Nadu for their support for the BJP and the NDA. The NDA government at the centre under the leadership of PM Shri @narendramodi Ji remains committed to the development of Tamil Nadu and will continue to work towards strengthening Tamil culture and pride. I applaud Tamil Nadu BJP President @NainarBJP Ji, and the karyakartas of the NDA for their hard work.”
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Amit Shah, Union Home Minister
C. Joseph Vijay, as the single largest party with 108 seats and meanwhile, the ruling DMK alliance, which included the Congress and DMDK, secured 59 seats.
Following the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election results, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi expressed gratitude to the voters who supported the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and described the outcome as a “new experiment” by the people of the state. While acknowledging the BJP-led NDA’s performance, the Prime Minister’s statements focused heavily on the emergence of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) and criticized the shifting political alliances in the state. The Prime Minister thanked the voters who backed the NDA, stating that the alliance would remain at the forefront of addressing people’s issues. He personally congratulated actor-turned-politician Vijay on TVK’s impressive performance. He reaffirmed that the Centre would “leave no stone unturned” in furthering the progress and well-being of the people of Tamil Nadu.
A Defining Moment in Indian Politics
The BJP’s historic performance in West Bengal, decisive victory in Assam, and encouraging advances in Puducherry, Keralam, and Tamil Nadu together marked a defining moment in contemporary Indian politics. These outcomes were not merely electoral statistics; they reflected shifting political aspirations, the BJP’s expanding regional acceptance, and the emergence of a more competitive and dynamic national political landscape.
The West Bengal mandate demonstrated the BJP’s ability to challenge deeply entrenched regional forces, while Assam showcased the consolidation of governance-driven politics. Puducherry and Keralam highlighted the NDA’s growing footprint in southern India and indicated a gradual but significant political shift.
The elections also underlined the rising influence of women voters and the growing participation of youth in shaping electoral outcomes. Amid nationwide celebrations, one message became increasingly clear: the BJP had not only expanded geographically but had also transformed the political discourse in regions once considered beyond its traditional sphere of influence.
