2026 Assembly Elections: Guide to Accessing Complete Candidate Listings, Affidavits, and Additional Information

2026 Assembly Elections: Guide to Accessing Complete Candidate Listings, Affidavits, and Additional Information
As Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and Puducherry prepare for the 2026 Assembly Elections this month, the emphasis has shifted from announcements to verification.

Voters looking to confirm which candidates are running in the 2026 Assembly elections can now find official records online. This information is dynamic and continually updates as new affidavits are submitted.

Where to find the Assembly Election 2026 candidate list 
The main access point is the Election Commission’s affidavit portal. It contains nomination details for candidates running in Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and Puducherry.

Click the link below for direct access: 

https://affidavit.eci.gov.in/

The list is also available through mobile apps. The Voter Helpline App, accessible on both Android and iOS, offers much of the same information. As new filings occur, updates are implemented in stages, meaning entries may appear in batches.

The portal provides more than just names; it includes supporting documents, affidavits in PDF format, and basic candidate profiles.

Step-by-step: How to check the Assembly Elections 2026 candidate list

  • Visit the official affidavit portal – https://affidavit.eci.gov.in/
  • Select “Assembly GEN-BYE Election MAR-MAY 2026”
  • Opt for “AC – General” or “AC – Bye”
  • Select the state
  • Indicate the phase
  • Choose the constituency

Users can then access individual entries, which include details such as age, address, and family information. Uploaded affidavits are available for separate download.
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What information is included

Search filters are integrated. Names can be searched using:

  • Candidate’s personal details

What voters should verify

The affidavits serve not just as formal submissions; they contain declared information submitted by candidates, including personal background and other disclosures mandated by election regulations.

The accuracy of the data depends on the filings. If a candidate has not submitted or updated their documents, the records could appear incomplete.

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Final days before voting: Important for voters

The database is consistently updated, with candidate filings collected in phases followed by verification. Consequently, voters who check early might need to revisit the platform later to access the complete list.

With only two days left, retrieving candidate information becomes increasingly important. Voters can cross-verify names on ballots or review details before heading to polling stations.

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