Assembly Constituencies of Pondicherry are located in various significant parts of this Union Territory of India. There are 30 Assembly Constituencies in Pondicherry all of which are strategically situated in different corners of the Union Territory.
The names of the places where the assembly constituencies of Pondicherry are located include Bussy, Muthialpet, Oupalam, Cassicade, Nellithope, Raj Bhavan, Ariankuppam, Orleampeth, Embalom (SC), Modeliarpeth, Nettapakkam, Lawspet, Kuruvinatham, Reddiapalayam, Ozhukarai, Ossudu (SC), Bahour (SC), Villenour, Thattanchavady, Mannadipeth, Yanam, Cotchery, Palloor, Karaikal, Mahe, Tirunallar, Karaikal South, Neduncadu (SC), Thiruvubanai (SC) and Neravy-Grand'Aldee.
During the election of 2004, the assembly constituency at Yanam in Pondicherry possessed 15 polling stations whereas in Mahe the number of polling centres was 11. Also, both Karaikal and Karaikal South in the Union Territory of Pondicherry had 14 polling units in the 2004 election. As per one government estimate the total number of voters who casted their votes in the election of 2004 was 636667 including 304 numbers of service voters.
Every constituency in Pondicherry provides affiliation to various political parties. Members belonging to different national and state-level parties can contest the election by representing their own political preference. In the year 2006, the state assembly elections in Pondicherry had been contested by the following political groups:
- Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam
- Indian National Congress
- Pudhucherry Munnetra congress
- Communist Party of India
- All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam
- Bharatiya Janata Party
- Pattali Makkal Katchi
- Lok Jan Shakti Party
- Independent
- Communist Party of India ( Marxist)
- Buddhiviveki Vikas Party
- Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam
