The Office of the District Election Officer (DEO), Kamrup Metropolitan District, has published the final Photo Electoral Rolls for five Legislative Assembly Constituencies (LACs) in Guwahati following the Special Summary Revision exercise with January 1, 2026, as the qualifying date.
The final rolls were officially published on February 10, as per the schedule fixed by the Election Commission of India, covering Dispur, Dimoria (SC), New Guwahati, Guwahati Central, and Jalukbari Assembly constituencies.
The District Election Office, Kamrup Metro, has published the final electoral rolls for five Guwahati Assembly constituencies as of February 10, 2026. A total of 10,49,644 voters are registered across Dispur, Dimoria (SC), New Guwahati, Guwahati Central, and Jalukbari, with 1,218 polling stations in place.
Total Voter Strength in Guwahati
As per the final rolls:
- Total electors: 10,49,644
- Male voters: 5,05,429
- Female voters: 5,44,183
- Third gender voters: 32
- Total polling stations: 1,218
The data shows that female voters outnumber male voters across the five constituencies, reflecting demographic patterns seen in recent revisions in urban Assam.
Constituency-Wise Breakdown
33-Dispur
- Polling stations: 272
- Total voters: 2,43,176
- Male: 1,17,027
- Female: 1,26,137
- Third gender: 12
Dispur continues to have the largest electorate among the five segments under Kamrup Metro.
34-Dimoria (SC)
- Polling stations: 262
- Total voters: 2,16,949
- Male: 1,05,384
- Female: 1,11,559
- Third gender: 6
Dimoria (SC), which includes peri-urban and semi-rural pockets adjoining Guwahati, also recorded strong voter presence.
35-New Guwahati
- Polling stations: 219
- Total voters: 1,91,447
- Male: 91,398
- Female: 1,00,045
- Third gender: 4
New Guwahati, which has seen rapid residential growth, reflects a balanced but female-majority electorate.
36-Guwahati Central
- Polling stations: 218
- Total voters: 1,91,758
- Male: 93,967
- Female: 97,788
- Third gender: 3
Guwahati Central, covering core urban zones, maintains a closely matched male-female voter ratio.
37-Jalukbari
While detailed segment-wise figures for Jalukbari were not specified in the release, it forms part of the overall total electorate of 10,49,644 voters across the five constituencies.
Why This Matters for Guwahati
The publication of final electoral rolls is a critical administrative step ahead of future electoral exercises. It ensures that eligible residents of Guwahati are correctly registered and can exercise their voting rights.
For citizens, this is the stage to verify personal details in the electoral roll and raise corrections, if required, through the prescribed procedures of the Election Commission.
What Happens Next?
With the final rolls now published, the focus shifts to maintaining and updating voter records through continuous revision. Any future additions, deletions, or corrections will follow the Election Commission’s standard process.
Residents of Guwahati are advised to check their names and details in the updated rolls through official election portals or local election offices.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many voters are registered in Guwahati’s five Assembly constituencies?
A total of 10,49,644 voters have been registered across Dispur, Dimoria (SC), New Guwahati, Guwahati Central, and Jalukbari constituencies as per the final rolls published on February 10, 2026.
How many polling stations are there in these constituencies?
There are 1,218 polling stations across the five Assembly segments under Kamrup Metropolitan District.