West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 | List of 142 constituencies voting on April 29

The second phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections is set to begin on April 29, tomorrow, in 142 assembly constituencies across eight major districts in the state, including key seats from Kolkata, Hooghly and Howrah.

After the first phase of voting in 152 constituencies, concluding with a 92 per cent turnout, the upcoming phase will determine the results for 1,448 candidates, with about 3.21 crore electors expected to participate.

Earlier today, the Election Commission of India published an additional voter list, in which 1,468 new voters were included while six names were removed.

The voting will be held across eight districts of the states, including Kolkata, Kolkata North 24 Parganas, South 24 Parganas, Howrah, Hooghly, Nadia, Purba Bardhaman and Birbhum.

Following are the constituencies were polling will take place on April 29.

1. Karimpur

2. Tehatta

3. Palashipara

4. Kaliganj

5. Nakashipara

6. Chapra

7. Krishnanagar Uttar

8. Nabadwip

9. Krishnanagar Dakshin

10. Santipur

11. Ranaghat Uttar Paschim

12. Krishnaganj (SC)

13. Ranaghat Uttar Purba (SC)

14. Ranaghat Dakshin (SC)

15. Chakdaha

16. Kalyani (SC)

17. Haringhata (SC)

18. Bagda (SC)

19. Bangaon Uttar (SC)

20. Bangaon Dakshin (SC)

21. Gaighata (SC)

22. Swarupnagar (SC)

23. Baduria

24. Habra

25. Ashoknagar

26. Amdanga

27. Bijpur

28. Naihati

29. Bhatpara

30. Jagatdal

31. Noapara

32. Barrackpur

33. Khardaha

34. Dum Dum Uttar

35. Panihati

36. Kamarhati

37. Baranagar

38. Dum Dum

39. Rajarhat New Town

40. Bidhannagar

41. Rajarhat Gopalpur

42. Madhyamgram

43. Barasat

44. Deganga

45. Haroa

46. Minakhan (SC)

47. Sandeshkhali (ST)

48. Basirhat Dakshin

49. Basirhat Uttar

50. Hingalganj (SC)

51. Gosaba (SC)

52. Basanti (SC)

53. Kultali (SC)

54. Patharpratima

55. Kakdwip

56. Sagar

57. Kulpi

58. Raidighi

59. Mandirbazar (SC)

60. Jaynagar (SC)

61. Baruipur Purba (SC)

62. Canning Paschim (SC)

63. Canning Purba

64. Baruipur Paschim

65. Magrahat Purba (SC)

66. Magrahat Paschim

67. Diamond Harbour

68. Falta

69. Satgachhia

70. Bishnupur (SC)

71. Sonarpur Dakshin

72. Bhangar

73. Kasba

74. Jadavpur

75. Sonarpur Uttar

76. Tollyganj

77. Behala Purba

78. Behala Paschim

79. Maheshtala

80. Budge Budge

81. Metiaburuz

82. Kolkata Port

83. Bhabanipur

84. Rashbehari

85. Ballygunge

86. Chowrangee

87. Entally

88. Beleghata

89. Jorasanko

90. Shyampukur

91. Maniktala

92. Kashipur -Belgachhia

93. Bally

94. Howrah Uttar

95. Howrah Madhya

96. Shibpur

97. Howrah Dakshin

98. Sankrail (SC)

99. Panchla

100. Uluberia Purba

101. Uluberia Uttar (SC)

102. Uluberia Dakshin

103. Shyampur

104. Bagnan

105. Amta

106. Udaynarayanpur

107. Jagatballavpur

108. Domjur

109. Uttarpara

110. Sreerampur

111. Champdani

112. Singur

113. Chandannagar

114. Chunchura

115. Balagarh (SC)

116. Pandua

117. Saptagram

118. Chanditala

119. Jangipara

120. Haripal

121. Dhanekhali (SC)

122. Tarakeswar

123. Pursurah

124. Arambag (SC)

125. Goghat (SC)

126. Khanakul

127. Khandaghosh (SC)

128. Bardhaman Dakshin

129. Raina (SC)

130. Jamalpur (SC)

131. Monteswar

132. Kalna (SC)

133. Memari

134. Bardhaman Uttar (SC)

135. Bhatar

136. Purbasthali Dakshin

137. Purbasthali Uttar

138. Katwa

139. Ketugram

140. Mangalkot

141. Ausgram (SC)

142. Galsi (SC)

The crucial second phase of voting in West Bengal is set to determine the state’s political direction, with counting scheduled for May 4.