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Malwa Region Holds 69 of Punjab’s 117 Assembly Seats, Key to Election Outcome
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Malwa Region Holds 69 of Punjab’s 117 Assembly Seats, Key to Election Outcome

✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab 🗓 17 Sep 2026, 07:31 AM 👁 10
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Out of Punjab’s 117 legislative seats, 69 belong to the Malwa region, a factor that historically influences the state’s ruling party.

The upcoming Punjab Legislative Assembly election features a total of 117 seats, with political parties vying for a majority to form the state government. Among these, the Malwa region accounts for 69 constituencies, making it the single largest geographic bloc in the state.

Analysts note that the voting pattern in Malwa often sets the tone for the overall election result. Historically, a strong wave of support for a particular party in this region has translated into that party securing the chief ministerial post.

Political outfits are therefore concentrating campaign resources, candidate selection, and issue framing on the Malwa belt. Their strategies aim to capture the decisive swing of voters in this area, recognizing that success here is likely to tip the balance of power across Punjab.

The focus on Malwa underscores the strategic importance of regional dynamics in Indian state elections, where a concentrated cluster of seats can outweigh broader statewide trends.
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