Labpur Vidhan Sabha — MLA & election results
MLA · 2026
Debasis Ojha (Haku Da)
West Bengal Assembly Election 2026 — results
Winner
Debasis Ojha (Haku Da)
votes
1,06,402
Margin
3,550(1.6%)
Winner vs Runner-up
- 1Debasis Ojha (Haku Da)✓ WinnerBJP1,06,40247.71%
- 2Abhijit Sinha (Rana)AITC1,02,85246.12%
- 3Manasa HansdaCPI(M)Deposit lost6,1562.76%
- 4NOTA3,1451.41%
- 5Debabrata BalaINDDeposit lost1,7030.76%
- 6Ratna SenINCDeposit lost1,2630.57%
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- 7Samad SeikhAam Janata Unnayan PartyDeposit lost4420.2%
- 8Kabita MondalINDDeposit lost4030.18%
- 9Murmu SunilBSPDeposit lost4000.18%
- 10Sk Sirajul HoqueMulnibasi Party Of IndiaDeposit lost2360.11%
Deposit lost: 7 of 9 candidates — those not elected who polled no more than one-sixth of the valid votes of all candidates, NOTA excluded (Representation of the People Act 1951, s.158).
Electors & turnout — Assembly election 2026
From the Election Commission of India's statistical report
- Electors
- 2,35,224
- Votes cast
- 2,23,392
- Turnout
- 94.97%
- Polling stations
- 272
incl. service voters
incl. 2,043 postal
Turnout of men and women
Women94.7%
1,08,327 of 1,14,339 voted on EVMs
Men93.5%
1,13,022 of 1,20,883 voted on EVMs
Third-gender electors: 2; 0 voted.
- Candidates9 (2 women)
- Lost deposit7
- NOTA3,145
- Valid votes2,19,857
Women candidates: Ratna Sen, Kabita Mondal
Frequently asked questions
Who is the MLA of Labpur?
Debasis Ojha (Haku Da) (BJP) won Labpur in the West Bengal Assembly Election 2026 with 1,06,402 votes.
What was the winning margin in Labpur?
Debasis Ojha (Haku Da) defeated Abhijit Sinha (Rana) (AITC) by 3,550 votes.
What was the turnout in Labpur in 2026?
94.97% — 2,23,392 of 2,35,224 electors voted (postal votes included). Women's turnout was 94.7%, men's 93.5%.
How many voters does Labpur have?
2,35,224 electors at the 2026 election — 1,20,883 men, 1,14,339 women, 2 third gender (service voters included), and 272 polling stations.
When is the next assembly election in Labpur?
The last general election was completed in May 2026. An assembly's term is five years, so the next general election is due in 2031; the Election Commission of India announces the dates.
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