In the Assam Assembly elections, the BJP logged a 4.6 percentage point rise in vote share, converting that momentum into a sharp gain of 22 seats. The party’s tally moved to an all-time high of 82, underlining how a modest vote swing translated into a much larger parliamentary footprint.
BJP improved its Kerala outing, finishing second in six constituencies including Thiruvalla, Palakkad, and Attingal, and winning three seats overall. In multiple constituencies, candidates recorded sharp vote-share increases from 2021, hinting at growing support. Yet the party failed to turn those gains into victories in pivotal fights, as UDF led with 102 seats and CPI(M)-led LDF won 35.
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