State Assembly Election Results (by State)
- Assembly election results of Andhra Pradesh
- Assembly election results of Arunachal Pradesh
- Assembly election results of Assam
- Assembly election results of Bihar
- Elections in Chhattisgarh
- Assembly election results of Goa
- Assembly election results of Gujarat
- Assembly election results of Haryana
- Elections in Himachal Pradesh
- Assembly election results of Jammu and Kashmir
- Assembly election results of Jharkhand
- Assembly election results of Karnataka
- Assembly election results of Kerala
- Assembly election results of Madhya Pradesh
- Assembly election results of Maharashtra
- Assembly election results of Manipur
- Assembly election results of Meghalaya
- Elections in Mizoram
- Assembly election results of Nagaland
- Elections in Orissa
- Assembly election results of Punjab
- Assembly election results of Rajasthan
- Elections in Sikkim
- Assembly election results of Tamil Nadu
- Assembly election results of Tripura
- Assembly election results of Uttar Pradesh
- Assembly election results of Uttarakhand
- Assembly election results of West Bengal
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