Telangana: no government lasts long
3 Assembly elections · 2014–2023 · every seat count and share is read from the official record.
Telangana has voted in 3 Assembly elections between 2014 and 2023. Bharat Rashtra Samithi (formerly TRS) has been the largest party in 2 of them — a long grip on the state.
Power has changed hands 1 time. The steadiest run was Bharat Rashtra Samithi (formerly TRS)'s — the top party from 2014 to 2018 across 2 elections.
In 2023, Indian National Congress broke through — 64 of 119 seats — ending Bharat Rashtra Samithi (formerly TRS)'s hold, which fell from 88 to 39.
The sharpest single swing was 2023: Indian National Congress went from 19 to 64 seats, a gain of 45.
Most recently, in 2023, Indian National Congress holds 64 of 119 seats on 39.4% of the vote — a clear majority (60).
Pivotal elections
who held the house, seat by seatParty identity
renames, splits and mergers along the way- Bharat Rashtra Samithi (formerly TRS) was formerly TRS (renamed 2022).
- Indian National Congress saw All India Trinamool Congress break away in 1998; saw Nationalist Congress Party break away in 1999; saw YSR Congress Party break away in 2011; saw NCO break away in 1969; saw INCU break away in 1979; saw ICS break away in 1978; saw BAC break away in 1966; saw UTC break away in 1969; saw HVP break away in 1996; saw AINRC break away in 2011; took in MSCP in 2014; took in ICS in 1986; took in NNO in 1976; took in HVP in 2004; took in VHP in 1978.