7 states go to the polls in 2027 — Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Goa, Manipur, Himachal Pradesh & Gujarat Goa's assembly term ends first, on 14 Feb 2027 Official dates will be announced by the Election Commission of India Join our Telegram & WhatsApp channels for live constituency alerts
Updated for 2027

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the 2027 state elections, answered in one place.

General

About the 2027 elections

Seven Indian states are scheduled for assembly elections in 2027 as their five-year terms conclude: Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Goa, Manipur, Himachal Pradesh, and Gujarat. Goa is expected to be the first to vote and Gujarat / Himachal Pradesh the last, based on when each assembly's term ends.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) typically announces the poll schedule for each state a few weeks before voting begins, once the assembly's term is close to expiry. This site will update the moment ECI issues an official notification.

Current-term seat counts are based on the 2022 assembly election results, sourced from official Election Commission data and major news agencies. 2027 result tables will be populated live, constituency by constituency, once official counting begins.

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State-wise

Questions by state

The current UP assembly's five-year term ends on 22 May 2027. Based on past cycles and the state's large size, polling is widely expected in a multi-phase format around February–March 2027, though the Election Commission has not yet announced official dates.

Yogi Adityanath of the Bharatiya Janata Party has been Chief Minister since 2017 and is serving his second consecutive term after the 2022 election.

Punjab's assembly term ends on 16 March 2027, and polling is expected in the February–March 2027 window, subject to official confirmation from the Election Commission.

Bhagwant Mann of the Aam Aadmi Party has been Chief Minister of Punjab since March 2022.

The current assembly's term ends on 28 March 2027. Polling is expected around February–March 2027, in line with the neighbouring states' schedule, pending official ECI confirmation.

Pushkar Singh Dhami of the BJP has been Chief Minister since 2021 and continued in office after the BJP's 2022 win.

Goa's assembly term ends on 14 February 2027, making it the first of the seven states expected to go to the polls in 2027, likely in January–February.

Pramod Sawant of the BJP has been Chief Minister since 2019 and continued after the BJP's 2022 win.

The Manipur assembly's term ends on 13 March 2027. A two-phase polling format, similar to 2022, is widely expected, though dates are yet to be officially announced.

Yumnam Khemchand Singh of the BJP was sworn in as Chief Minister in February 2026, after a year of President's Rule that followed the resignation of N. Biren Singh in February 2025.

Himachal Pradesh voted in December 2022, later than most of the other 2027 states, so its next election is expected towards the end of 2027 rather than in spring.

Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu of the Indian National Congress has been Chief Minister since December 2022.

Gujarat voted in December 2022, so its next election is likewise expected towards the end of 2027, later than most of the other six states on this list.

Bhupendra Patel of the BJP has been Chief Minister since September 2021 and continued after the BJP's record 2022 win.