The recent developments in Assam's assembly elections, following the controversial delimitation in 2023, have raised significant concerns regarding voter confusion and political strategy. As highlighted in Qaumi Awaz Stories, 'this time's assembly election will be the first after the disputed delimitation in 2023,' affecting approximately 40 out of 126 constituencies. The renaming and merging of constituencies have left many voters unsure of their electoral representation. For instance, the constituency Hajou has been renamed to Sualkuchi, and Bhabanipur to Sorbhag, complicating the electoral landscape. The final list of voters was released by the Election Commission on February 10, 2026, after a special revision, further emphasizing the challenges political parties face in identifying suitable candidates based on the altered demographic structure. The BJP has strategically utilized the delimitation and special revision to consolidate its power, with the previous elections yielding 75 seats for the BJP-led alliance against 50 for the Congress-led coalition. The article notes that 'the number of constituencies where Muslim voters were dominant has significantly decreased,' raising concerns about minority representation in the assembly.