Bally comes under which state?

Bally constituency is located in West Bengal, India. It is a Vidhan Sabha (assembly) constituency.

What type of constituency is Bally?

Bally is a Vidhan Sabha constituency in West Bengal. Reservation status: None.

Who won the Bally assembly election in 2026?

Sanjay Kumar Singh (Bharatiya Janata Party) won the Bally assembly seat in 2026 with a margin of 11,997 votes.

What is the election history of Bally constituency?

Bally (West Bengal) has held 3 elections tracked on India Elections. Recent winners: Sanjay Kumar Singh (BJP) in 2026, Rana Chatterjee (AITC) in 2021, Baishali Dalmiya (AITC) in 2016.

Bally Vidhan Sabha (Assembly Constituency) Election Results, Past Winners & Stats

Historical Election Winners Timeline for Bally

2026

Bally 2026 Election Winner

Winner

Sanjay Kumar Singh

Bharatiya Janata Party

Margin11,997 votes

Contesting Candidates in Bally (2026)

Candidate	Party	Assets	Votes Polled	Details
Sanjay Kumar Singh	BJP	₹6.60 Cr	57,639	View →
Kailash Kumar Mishra	AITC	₹4.30 Cr	N/A	View →
Sankar Maitra	CPM	₹0.90 Cr	N/A	View →
Priyanka Choudhury	INC	₹0.13 Cr	N/A	View →
Rupali Sarkar	IND	₹0.01 Cr	N/A	View →
P Putul Chowdhury	SUCI	₹0.06 Cr	N/A	View →
Abdul Qadir Khan	AJUP	₹0.00 Cr	N/A	View →
Pratap Goswami	IND	₹0.02 Cr	N/A	View →
Indranath Das	INF	₹0.17 Cr	N/A	View →
Nishu Kurmi	IND	₹0.00 Cr	N/A	View →
Kanchan Sonkar	NRPOI	₹0.01 Cr	N/A	View →
Alok Pakhira	IND	₹0.00 Cr	N/A	View →
NOTA	NOTA	—	N/A	—
Sanjay Singh	IND	₹0.43 Cr	N/A	View →

Bally Election History & Overview

The Bally (West Bengal) Vidhan Sabha constituency has been a key electoral battleground over the years. In the most recent election held in 2026, candidate Sanjay Kumar Singh representing the Bharatiya Janata Party won this seat. Prior to that, representatives included Rana Chatterjee (AITC) in 2021, Baishali Dalmiya (AITC) in 2016. This website provides extensive voter intelligence and profiles for all contesting candidates, including net worth, education details, criminal records, and historic victory margins in the Bally election cycle.