The publication of the Dibrugarh Final Voter List 2026 has quietly set the tone for Assam’s next political chapter. With 10,41,935 registered electors across six Assembly constituencies, the district now has a definitive electoral roadmap ahead of upcoming democratic exercises.
For political parties, administrators, and voters alike, this moment matters now. The final electoral roll determines who can vote, where campaign resources will flow, and how closely contested seats may shape up in Upper Assam.
10.41 Lakh Electors Across Six Key Constituencies
According to the officially released Dibrugarh Final Voter List 2026, the district’s total electorate stands at 10,41,935.
Gender-wise breakup
- Female voters: 5,39,543
- Male voters: 5,02,381
- Third-gender voters: 11
Notably, women outnumber men in the district’s voter base a trend that reflects growing female participation in electoral registration drives.The updated rolls cover six Assembly constituencies
- Chabua–Lahowal
- Dibrugarh
- Khowang
- Duliajan
- Tingkhong
- Naharkatia
This comprehensive revision was conducted under the Electoral Registration Rules, 1960, with January 1, 2026 fixed as the qualifying date.
Constituency-Wise Voter Strength: Where Numbers Stand
The Dibrugarh Final Voter List 2026 also provides a detailed breakdown of electors in each constituency
- Dibrugarh Assembly: 1,97,154 voters (highest in the district)
- Tingkhong: 1,77,658 voters
- Chabua–Lahowal: 1,77,238 voters
- Duliajan: 1,76,624 voters
- Khowang: 1,57,363 voters
- Naharkatia: 1,55,898 voters
Dibrugarh Assembly remains the largest constituency in voter strength, a factor that could influence campaign focus and resource allocation.Political analysts note that even minor numerical differences can swing results in closely fought seats.
What Changed in the 2026 Revision?
Compared to the draft rolls published on December 27, 2025, the Dibrugarh Final Voter List 2026 shows a net decrease of 1,744 voters — a marginal drop of 0.17%.Officials attribute this decline to
- Removal of duplicate entries
- Deletion of deceased voters
- Shifting of electors to other constituencies
- Correction of data inaccuracies
Thousands of entries were scrutinized during the verification process. Authorities emphasize that the revision aimed to enhance transparency and ensure that only eligible voters remain on the rolls.Such periodic clean-ups are standard practice ahead of major election
One of the most striking takeaways from the Dibrugarh Final Voter List 2026 is the higher number of registered female voters.With 5,39,543 women compared to 5,02,381 men, female electors form the majority in the district.
This trend aligns with Assam’s broader push toward inclusive electoral participation. Over recent years, targeted voter awareness campaigns have encouraged women to enroll and update their details.The presence of 11 registered third-gender voters further reflects gradual progress toward a more inclusive democratic framework.The release of the Dibrugarh Final Voter List 2026 is not merely administrative. It carries real political and social implications.
Accurate voter data impacts
- Booth-level planning
- Campaign strategies
- Security deployment
- Resource distribution
- Voter turnout mobilization
In districts like Dibrugarh politically significant in Upper Assam demographic patterns often shape election narratives.Parties now have a clearer picture of ground realities. Ward-level and booth-level voter trends will likely become central to upcoming political strategies.
Legal Safeguards and Appeal Process
Even after the publication of the Dibrugarh Final Voter List 2026, safeguards remain in place.Under Section 24 of the Representation of the People Act, 1950, voters can appeal if they find discrepancies in the list.
The process involves
- Filing an appeal before the District Magistrate, Dibrugarh
- Escalating to the Chief Electoral Officer, Assam, if required
The rolls are publicly accessible on official government portals, reinforcing transparency.
Broader Political Context in Upper Assam
Dibrugarh holds strategic importance in Assam’s political landscape. Historically, voter turnout and demographic shifts here have influenced regional narratives.The updated Dibrugarh Final Voter List 2026 provides political observers with fresh data to analyze emerging patterns.
A marginal 0.17% decrease may seem minor. But in tight contests, small changes in voter strength can alter outcomesWith elections expected in the coming cycle, the groundwork has now formally begun.
FAQs
1.How many voters are registered in Dibrugarh for 2026?
The district has 10,41,935 registered electors as per the final roll.
2.Which constituency has the highest number of voters?
Dibrugarh Assembly constituency, with 1,97,154 voters.
3.Has the voter count increased or decreased?
It decreased by 1,744 voters compared to the draft roll.
4.Can voters still correct errors?
Yes, appeals can be filed under Section 24 of the Representation of the People Act, 1950.
Conclusion
The release of the Dibrugarh Final Voter List 2026 marks a crucial milestone ahead of Assam’s next electoral phase.
With over 10.41 lakh electors across six constituencies, the district’s democratic foundation is now clearly mapped. The slight dip in numbers reflects verification and data cleaning not disengagement.As political activity gradually intensifies, one thing is certain: accurate voter rolls remain the backbone of a fair and credible election.