The Assam assembly elections concluded on April 9, with a voter turnout of over 85%, one of the highest in recent years. The BJP, led by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, is seeking a third consecutive term, while the Congress, led by Gaurav Gogoi, is attempting to regain ground in the state.

The election results will be available on the Election Commission's website, along with live updates and analysis from various sources. The counting process will begin with the counting of postal ballots, followed by the votes recorded in Electronic Voting Machines.

The exit polls released on Wednesday evening suggest a clear majority for the BJP, with most pollsters backing the party to win a third consecutive term. However, the actual outcome may vary, and the high voter turnout could influence the election results.

The election's outcome will have significant implications for the state's governance, economy, and the national political landscape. A third term for the BJP could consolidate the party's position in the state, while a Congress victory could mark a significant shift in the state's politics.

As the counting process begins on May 4, all eyes will be on the election results, which will provide insights into the state's political landscape and the implications for the national politics. The outcome will also set the stage for future elections in the state and the country, making it a crucial event to watch.