Winning Candidates with Criminal Cases: Out of the 126 winning candidates analysed in 2026 21 (17%) winning candidates have declared criminal cases against themselves. Out of 126 MLAs analysed during Assam Assembly elections in 2021, 34 (27%) MLAs had declared criminal cases against themselves.

Winning Candidates with Serious Criminal Cases: 19 (15%) winning candidates have declared serious criminal cases against themselves. Out of 126 MLAs analysed during Assam Assembly elections in 2021, 28 (22%) MLAs had declared serious criminal cases against themselves.

Winning Candidates with Declared Cases Related to Attempt to Murder: 3 winning candidates have declared cases related to Attempt to murder (IPC Section-307) and (BNS Section-109) against themselves.

Winning Candidates with Declared Cases Related to Crime Against Women: 2 winning candidates have declared cases related to crime against women.

Party Wise Winning Candidates with Criminal Cases: 7(9%) out of 82 winning candidates from BJP, 9 (47%) out of 19 winning candidates from INC, 2 (100%) out of 2 winning candidates from AIUDF, 1 (100%) out of 1 winning candidate from AITC, 1 (50%) out of 2 winning candidate from Raijor Dal and 1 (10%) out of 10 winning candidates from Asom Gana Parishad have declared criminal cases against themselves in their affidavits. It is noted that the Bodoland Peoples Front won 10 seats, and all its winning candidates have clean backgrounds with zero criminal cases.

Party Wise Winning Candidates with Serious Criminal Cases: 7 (9%) out of 82 winning candidates from BJP, 7 (37%) out of 19 winning candidates from INC, 2 (100%) out of 2 winning candidates from AIUDF, 1(100%) out of 1 winning candidate from AITC, 1 (50%) out of 2 winning candidate from Raijor Dal and 1 (10%) out of 10 winning candidates from Asom Gana Parishad have declared serious criminal cases against themselves in their affidavits.

Crorepati Winning Candidates: Out of the 126 winning candidates analysed, 107 (85%) are crorepatis. Out of 126 MLAs analysed during Assam assembly elections 2021, 85 (67%) MLAs were crorepati.

Party-wise crorepati winning candidates: 74 (90%) out of 85 winning candidates from BJP, 14 (74%) out of 19 winning candidates from INC, 8 (80%) out of 10 winning candidates from Bodoland Peoples Front, 6 (60%) out of 10 winning candidates from Asom Gana Parishad, 2 (100%) out of 2 Winning candidates from Raijor Dal, 2 (100%) out of 2 Winning candidates from AIUDF and 1 (100%) out of 1 winning candidate from AITC have declared assets worth more than Rs. 1 crore.

Total Assets of Winning Candidates: The total assets of 126 winning candidates are Rs. 1112 Crores.

Average Assets: The average of assets per winning candidates in the Assam Assembly Elections 2026 is Rs 8.82 Crores. The average of assets per MLA in the Assam Assembly Elections 2021 was Rs 4.59 crore.

Party Wise Average Assets: The average assets per winning candidate for 82 BJP winning candidates is Rs 7.50 Crores, 19 INC winning candidates have average assets of Rs 6.51 Crores, 10 Bodoland Peoples Front Winning candidates have average assets worth Rs 9.92 Crores, 10 Asom Gana Parishad winning candidates have average assets worth Rs 2.81 Crore, 2 AIUDF winning candidates have average assets worth Rs 117.77 Crore and 2 Raijor Dal Winning candidates have average assets of Rs. 1.54 crore.

Education Details of Winning Candidates: 36 (29%) winning candidates have declared their educational qualification to be between 10th pass and 12th pass while 89 (71%) winning candidates have declared having an educational qualification of graduate and above. 1 winning candidate is a Diploma holder.

Age Details of Winning Candidates: 11 (9%) winning candidates have declared their age to be between 25 and 40 years while 90 (71%) winning candidates have declared their age to be between 41 and 60 years. There are 25 (20%) winning candidates who have declared their age to be between 61 to 75 years.

Gender Details of Winning Candidates: Out of 126 winning candidates analysed, 7 (6%) winning candidates are women. In 2021, out of 126 MLAs analysed, 6 (5%) MLAs were women.