Next Tripura Legislative Assembly election

Next Tripura Legislative Assembly election

By February 2028
All 60 elected seats in the Tripura Legislative Assembly 31 seats needed for a majority
Leader Manik Saha Manik Sarkar Party BJP CPI(M) Alliance NEDA SDF Leader since 15 May 2022 19 September 2021 Leader's seat Town Bordowali Did not stand Last election 40.23%, 33 seats 36.01%, 14 seats Current seats 47 13 Seats needed 18
Map of the assembly constituencies in Tripura
Incumbent Chief Minister Manik Saha NDA

The Next Tripura legislative assembly election is expected to be held in February 2028 to elect all 60 members^[1] of the Tripura Legislative Assembly.^[2][3][4] Manik Saha is the incumbent Chief Minister of Tripura, who took oath on 8 March 2023.^[5][6]

Schedule

Poll Event	Schedule
Notification Date	TBD
Last Date for filing nomination	TBD
Scrutiny of nomination	TBD
Last Date for Withdrawal of nomination	TBD
Date of Poll	TBD
Date of Counting of Votes	TBD

Parties and Alliances

Party		Flag	Symbol	Leader	Seats contested
	Bharatiya Janata Party			Manik Saha	TBD
	Tipra Motha Party			Pradyot Deb Barma	TBD
	Communist Party of India (Marxist)			Jitendra Chaudhury	TBD
	Indian National Congress			Sudip Roy Barman	TBD
	Indigenous People's Front of Tripura			Prem Kumar Reang	TBD

Candidates

District	Constituency
			NEDA			SDF
West Tripura	1	Simna (ST)
	2	Mohanpur
	3	Bamutia (SC)
	4	Barjala (SC)
	5	Khayerpur
	6	Agartala
	7	Ramnagar
	8	Town Bordowali
	9	Banamalipur
	10	Majlishpur
	11	Mandaibazar (ST)
Sipahijala	12	Takarjala (ST)
West Tripura	13	Pratapgarh (SC)
	14	Badharghat (SC)
Sipahijala	15	Kamalasagar
	16	Bishalgarh
	17	Golaghati (ST)
West Tripura	18	Suryamaninagar
Sipahijala	19	Charilam (ST)
	20	Boxanagar
	21	Nalchar (SC)
	22	Sonamura
	23	Dhanpur
Khowai	24	Ramchandraghat (ST)
	25	Khowai
	26	Asharambari (ST)
	27	Kalyanpur-Pramodenagar
	28	Teliamura
	29	Krishnapur (ST)
Gomati	30	Bagma (ST)
	31	Radhakishorpur
	32	Matarbari
	33	Kakraban-Salgarh (SC)
South Tripura	34	Rajnagar (SC)
	35	Belonia
	36	Santirbazar (ST)
	37	Hrishyamukh
	38	Jolaibari (ST)
	39	Manu (ST)
	40	Sabroom
Gomati	41	Ampinagar (ST)
	42	Amarpur
	43	Karbook (ST)
Dhalai	44	Raima Valley (ST)
	45	Kamalpur
	46	Surma (SC)
	47	Ambassa (ST)
	48	Karamcherra (ST)
	49	Chawamanu (ST)
Unakoti	50	Pabiachhara (SC)
	51	Fatikroy (SC)
	52	Chandipur
	53	Kailashahar
North Tripura	54	Kadamtala-Kurti
	55	Bagbassa
	56	Dharmanagar
	57	Jubarajnagar
	58	Panisagar
	59	Pencharthal (ST)
	60	Kanchanpur (ST)

Surveys and polls

Opinion polls

Vote Share Projections

Polling agency	Date published	Sample size	Margin of Error				Lead
				NEDA	SDF	Others

Seat Projections

Polling agency	Date published	Sample size	Margin of Error				Lead
				NEDA	SDF	Others

Exit polls

Polling agency	Date published	Sample size	Margin of Error				Lead
				NEDA	SDF	Others

Results

Results by alliance or party

Alliance/ Party				Popular vote			Seats
				Votes	%	±pp	Contested	Won	+/−
	NEDA		Bharatiya Janata Party
			Tipra Motha Party
			Indigenous People's Front of Tripura
		Total
	SDF		Communist Party of India (Marxist)
			Indian National Congress
			Communist Party of India
			Revolutionary Socialist Party
			All India Forward Bloc
		Total
	Other parties
	Independents
	NOTA
Total					100%	—		60	—

Results by district

District	Seats
		NEDA	SDF	Others
West Tripura	14
Sipahijala	9
Khowai	6
Gomati	7
South Tripura	7
Dhalai	6
Unakoti	4
North Tripura	7
Total	60

Results by constituency

District	Constituency		Winner					Runner Up					Margin
	No.	Name	Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Candidate	Party		Votes	%
West Tripura	1	Simna (ST)
	2	Mohanpur
	3	Bamutia (SC)
	4	Barjala (SC)
	5	Khayerpur
	6	Agartala
	7	Ramnagar
	8	Town Bordowali
	9	Banamalipur
	10	Majlishpur
	11	Mandaibazar (ST)
Sipahijala	12	Takarjala (ST)
West Tripura	13	Pratapgarh (SC)
	14	Badharghat (SC)
Sipahijala	15	Kamalasagar
	16	Bishalgarh
	17	Golaghati (ST)
West Tripura	18	Suryamaninagar
Sipahijala	19	Charilam (ST)
	20	Boxanagar
	21	Nalchar (SC)
	22	Sonamura
	23	Dhanpur
Khowai	24	Ramchandraghat (ST)
	25	Khowai
	26	Asharambari (ST)
	27	Kalyanpur-Pramodenagar
	28	Teliamura
	29	Krishnapur (ST)
Gomati	30	Bagma (ST)
	31	Radhakishorpur
	32	Matarbari
	33	Kakraban-Salgarh (SC)
South Tripura	34	Rajnagar (SC)
	35	Belonia
	36	Santirbazar (ST)
	37	Hrishyamukh
	38	Jolaibari (ST)
	39	Manu (ST)
	40	Sabroom
Gomati	41	Ampinagar (ST)
	42	Amarpur
	43	Karbook (ST)
Dhalai	44	Raima Valley (ST)
	45	Kamalpur
	46	Surma (SC)
	47	Ambassa (ST)
	48	Karamcherra (ST)
	49	Chawamanu (ST)
Unakoti	50	Pabiachhara (SC)
	51	Fatikroy (SC)
	52	Chandipur
	53	Kailashahar
North Tripura	54	Kadamtala-Kurti
	55	Bagbassa
	56	Dharmanagar
	57	Jubarajnagar
	58	Panisagar
	59	Pencharthal (ST)
	60	Kanchanpur (ST)

See also

• Elections in Tripura
• Politics of Tripura

References

1. "BJP ally Pradyot vows majority in Tripura, 'raj shasan' in 2028". The Times of India. 4 April 2025. ISSN 0971-8257. Retrieved 18 November 2025.
2. "Upcoming Elections in India 2025 to 2029 | List of Upcoming State Elections & By-Elections With Dates - Oneindia". www.oneindia.com. Retrieved 18 November 2025.
3. "Congress to contest 2028 Tripura polls alone, says MLA Sudip Roy". m.rediff.com. Retrieved 11 November 2025.
4. "Congress to contest 2028 Tripura polls alone says MLA Sudip Roy Barman- The Week". www.theweek.in. Retrieved 11 November 2025.
5. "Chief Minister Profile | Official website of Tripura State Portal, India". tripura.gov.in. Retrieved 18 November 2025.
6. Administrator. "Manik Saha: Age, Biography, Education, Wife, Caste, Net Worth & More - Oneindia". www.oneindia.com. Retrieved 18 November 2025.