Samaguri (Assam) Assembly Constituency Elections

About Samaguri Assembly Constituency

Samaguri is constituency No. 88 of Assam legislative assembly. It is situated in Nagaon district and comes under Kaliabor Lok Sabha constituency. It is an open constituency. According to the Election Commission of India, Samaguri has 1,28,659 registered voters comprising 66,220 male and 62,439 female registered voters.

In the 2011 Assembly elections, the Congress won this seat by a convincing margin of 19,860 votes. Assam Agriculture Minister Rockybul Hussain was the winning Congress candidate. Hussain got 61,332 votes. His nearest contender was Prafulla Kumar Mahanta from BJP. Mahanta got 41,472 votes. The voter turnout was 83.48 %.

Sitting and previous MLAs from Samaguri Assembly Constituency

Below is the list of winners and runners-up in the Samaguri assembly elections conducted so far.

Year	A C No.	Constituency Name	Category	Winner	Gender	Party	Votes	Runner Up	Gender	Party	Votes
2011	88	Samaguri	GEN	Rockybul Hussain	M	INC	61332	Prafulla Kumar Mahanta	M	AGP	41472
2006	88	Samaguri	GEN	Rockybul Hussain	M	INC	51607	Atul Kumar Sarmah	M	AGP	36475
2001	88	Samaguri	GEN	Rockybul Hussain	M	INC	38022	Atul Kumar Sarma	M	AGP	34636
1996	88	Samaguri	GEN	Atul Kumar Sharma	M	AGP	20770	Abedur Rahman	M	AIIC(T)	19532
1991	88	Samaguri	GEN	Nurul Hussain	M	INC	18825	A. Aziz	M	GGS	16777
1985	88	Samaguri	GEN	Abul Hussain Sarkar	M	IND	22631	Atul Kumar Sharma	M	IND	12691
1983	88	Samaguri	GEN	Nurul Hussain	M	ICS	15374	Deben Bora	M	INC	10824
1978	88	Samaguri	GEN	Bhabendra Kumar Saikia	M	JNP	14024	Hafizuddin Ahmed	M	IND	10295
1972	91	Samaguri	GEN	Bishnu Prasad	M	INC	15140	Nidhi Ram Prashan	M	IND	3765
1967	91	Samaguri	GEN	D.K. Barooah	M	INC	8659	C.C. Baruah	M	IND	5688
1962	74	Samaguri	GEN	Dev Kanta Borooah	M	INC	12257	Liladhar Borkakaty	M	PSP	7855
1957	68	Samaguri	GEN	Usha Barthakur	F	INC	16201	Bhabendra Kumar Saikia	M	IND	5863
1951	69	Samaguri	GEN	Barthakur Usha	M	INC	5808	Babendra Kumar Saikia	M	SP	5509

Last Updated on March 28, 2020

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