Mla election 2023 meghalaya

State Constituency MP Party Gender Age Wealth Cases Profession Meghalaya Nartiang Sniawbhalang Dhar NPP M 41 Class XII Rs. 45.4 crore No Public Representative / Social Worker Meghalaya Jowai Wailadmiki Shylla NPP M 31 Class XII Rs. 1.1 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembly Meghalaya Raliang Coming One Ymbon NPP M 51 Class X Rs. 23.9 crore No Social Service, Member Of Legislative Assembly Meghalaya Mowkaiaw Nujorki Sungoh UDP M 34 Graduate Rs. 18.7 lakh No Politician/social Service Meghalaya Sutnga-saipung Santa Mary Shylla NPP F 39 Graduate Rs. 3.3 crore No Businesswomen Meghalaya Khliehriat Kyrmen Shylla UDP M 34 Class X Rs. 2 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembly Meghalaya Amlarem Lahkmen Rymbui UDP M 54 Graduate Rs. 19.2 crore No Social Service & Business Meghalaya Mawhati Charles Marngar Cong M 38 Class VIII Rs. 17.7 crore No Businessman Meghalaya Nongpoh Mayralborn Syiem UDP M 42 Post Graduate Rs. 2.9 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembly Meghalaya Jirang Sosthenes Sohtun NPP M 48 Class XII Rs. 19.7 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembaly Meghalaya Umsning Dr. Celestine Lyngdoh Cong M 51 Graduate Professional Rs. 8.1 crore No Physician Medical Practitioner Meghalaya Umroi Damanbait Lamare NPP M 26 Class X Rs. 5.2 crore No Businessman Meghalaya Mawryngkneng Heavingstone Kharpran VOPP M 60 Graduate Rs. 1.1 crore No Retired Govt. Servant Meghalaya Pynthorumkhrah Alexander Laloo Hek BJP M 56 Class XII Rs. 17 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembly & Businessman Meg...

The unicameral legislature of the Meghalaya Assembly held its last elections in 2018. Conrad Kongkal Sangma took oath as the 12th Chief Minister of Meghalaya. He assumed the presidency of the ruling National People’s Party in 2016 following the death of his father, former chief minister, and former speaker of the Lok Sabha, P.A. Sanghma. The chief electoral officers of all states and union territories have developed websites with statistics and local interest material. On these websites, you can also find the most recent electoral rolls using a search function. The respective states’ list can be accessed by visiting the website https://eci.gov.in/ A ‘Please select State/Ut’ option appears at the bottom of the homepage, and clicking it pops up a dialogue box with a list of the states and union territories in alphabetical order. Selecting the state will redirect to a narrowed-down state list’s page. For instance, selecting Meghalaya will redirect to https://ceomeghalaya.nic.in/, which has comprehensive details of the Meghalaya Assembly elections of 2023. Clicking on the ‘GENERAL ELECTION TO THE MEGHALAYA LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, 2023’ will redirect to https://ceomeghalaya.nic.in/electionconducted/mla2023/mla-election-2023.html which has a list of:

• Meghalaya was formed on January 21 in the year 1972. • It was carved out of the northeastern state of Assam. • Congress had a stronghold in the state for decades. Meghalaya Assembly Election 2023: The northeastern state of Meghalaya, predominantly populated by tribal groups, is all set to conduct the Legislative Assembly Election by February or March 2023. The Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced the schedule of the Assembly elections in Meghalaya. People in Meghalaya will vote on February 27. The current term of the Assembly which commenced on March 16, 2018, will come to an end on March 15, 2023. The last Assembly Elections in the state were held in the month of February 2018. Following this, the state government was formed by a coalition led by the National People’s Party (NPP), with Conrad Sangma as Chief Minister. In the 2023 Meghalaya Assembly Election, all 12 districts in the state will vote to elect 60 members of the state Assembly. Of all the constituencies, the state has a total of 55 seats reserved for Scheduled Tribes or STs, and the rest of the five seats are reserved for general candidates. Meghalaya Assembly Election 2018 A total of 361 candidates contested the polls across the 60 constituencies in 2018. Out of these, only 32 were female candidates, despite the state’s distinction of being a matrilineal society. The Congress was the largest party in the 2018 Meghalaya Assembly Election, but its tally of 21 seats fell short of the halfway point ...

SHILLONG: The ruling NPP in Meghalaya on Thursday announced a list of 58 candidates for elections to the 60-member assembly in the state. Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma will be fighting the elections from South Tura in West Garo Hills district, while his deputy Prestone Tynsong will contest from Pynursla in East Khasi Hills district. Industries Minister Sniawbhalang Dhar is the candidate from Nartiang in West Jaintia Hills district and Transport Minister Dasakhiatbha Lamare will fight the elections from Nongkrem in East Khasi Hills district. Addressing a rally at the Polo Grounds here, the chief minister said that several MLAs from different parties have joined the NPP over the last five years, which demonstrates that the it "is growing stronger". The NPP has given nomination to at least 10 MLAs who have switched sides ahead of the elections. Among them are former Congress MLAs Ampareen Lyngdoh (Laitumkhrah) and Mohindro Rapsang (West Shillong), former PDF MLA Hamletson Dohling (Mylliem) and former HSPDP MLA Samlin Malngiang (Sohiong). "These MLAs have not joined NPP for political gains but for the greater cause of serving the people of the state," Sangma asserted. The party has not announced any candidate for the Mairan seat in Eastern West Khasi Hills district and the South Shillong constituency. At the rally, the chief minister also released a booklet, titled 'Promises Delivered', outlining the promises his party made ahead of the 2018 elections and the work it has done...

Sl. No Constituency Name Candidate's Name Party Votes Margin Vote Rate % 1 Sniawbhalang Dhar NPEP 16,969 2,123 41.56 % 2 Wailadmi Shylla NPEP 14,079 2,667 38.35 % 3 Comingone Ymbon NPEP 13,626 5,337 38.43 % 4 Nujorki Sungoh UDP 14,508 3,901 39.48 % 5 Santa Mary Shylla NPEP 16,974 1,828 39.10 % 6 Kyrmen Shylla UDP 23,514 5,606 54.95 % 7 Lahkmen Rymbui UDP 17,803 57 49.15 % 8 Charles Marngar INC 13,273 5,244 37.38 % 9 Mayralborn Syiem UDP 14,940 6,686 45.44 % 10 Sosthenes Sohtun NPEP 12,690 1,623 36.41 % 11 Dr Celestine Lyndoh INC 9,907 1,164 29.31 % 12 Damanbait Lamare NPEP 14,213 1,686 49.80 % 13 Heaving Stone Kharpran VTPP 11,424 1,242 33.09 % 14 Alexander Laloo Hek BJP 9,321 2,538 35.70 % 15 Brightstarwell Marbaniang VTPP 24,262 15,648 59.54 % 16 Ampareen Lyngdoh NPEP 6,637 1,711 38.96 % 17 Adelbert Nongrum VTPP 5,583 1,033 29.45 % 18 Paul Lyngdoh UDP 7,917 3,485 42.14 % 19 Sanbor Shullai BJP 14,213 11,609 65.74 % 20 Rv Lyngdoh INC 8,904 38 28.69 % 21 Charles Pyngrope AITC 7,452 1,199 29.78 % 22 Ardent Miller Basaiawmoit VTPP 13,286 4,187 40.77 % 23 Synshar Kupar Roy Lyngdoh Thabah UDP 16,679 3,422 51.86 % 24 Matthew Beyondstar Kurbah UDP 6,690 104 21.40 % 25 Olan Singh Suin UDP 10,987 955 33.23 % 26 Balajied Kupar Synrem UDP 13,274 434 43.36 % 27 Prestone Tynsong NPEP 13,745 8,140 39.54 % 28 Gavin Miguel Mylliem PDF 11,358 15 42.31 % 29 Banteidor Lyngdoh PDF 11,789 4,137 35.24 % 30 Metbah Lyngdoh UDP 19,066 155 48.54 % 31 Shakliar Warjri HSPDP 17,366 2,353 42.63 % 32 Ga...

This article needs additional citations for Please help Find sources: · · · · ( March 2023) ( The 2023 elections in India are expected to include those to the Lok Sabha by-elections [ ] S.No Date Constituency State/UT MP before election Party before election Elected MP Party after election Remarks 1 10 May 2023 Death of 2 TBD TBD TBD 3 TBD TBD Death of 4. TBD TBD Disqualification of 5. TBD TBD Death of 6. TBD TBD Death of State legislative assembly elections [ ] Date(s) State Government before Chief Minister before Government after Elected Chief Minister Maps 16 February 2023 27 February 2023 10 May 2023 November 2023* TBD November 2023* TBD November 2023* TBD December 2023* TBD December 2023* TBD TBD^ Presidents Rule TBD * Tentative schedule as per assembly tenure ^ Speculated Legislative Assembly by-elections [ ] [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 27 February 2023 1 TBD 45 TBD [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 27 February 2023 23 TBD 33 TBD [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election TBD 88 TBD [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 26 February 2023 205 215 [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 10 May 2023 7 [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Pa...

The unicameral legislature of the Meghalaya Assembly held its last elections in 2018. Conrad Kongkal Sangma took oath as the 12th Chief Minister of Meghalaya. He assumed the presidency of the ruling National People’s Party in 2016 following the death of his father, former chief minister, and former speaker of the Lok Sabha, P.A. Sanghma. The chief electoral officers of all states and union territories have developed websites with statistics and local interest material. On these websites, you can also find the most recent electoral rolls using a search function. The respective states’ list can be accessed by visiting the website https://eci.gov.in/ A ‘Please select State/Ut’ option appears at the bottom of the homepage, and clicking it pops up a dialogue box with a list of the states and union territories in alphabetical order. Selecting the state will redirect to a narrowed-down state list’s page. For instance, selecting Meghalaya will redirect to https://ceomeghalaya.nic.in/, which has comprehensive details of the Meghalaya Assembly elections of 2023. Clicking on the ‘GENERAL ELECTION TO THE MEGHALAYA LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, 2023’ will redirect to https://ceomeghalaya.nic.in/electionconducted/mla2023/mla-election-2023.html which has a list of:

SHILLONG: The ruling NPP in Meghalaya on Thursday announced a list of 58 candidates for elections to the 60-member assembly in the state. Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma will be fighting the elections from South Tura in West Garo Hills district, while his deputy Prestone Tynsong will contest from Pynursla in East Khasi Hills district. Industries Minister Sniawbhalang Dhar is the candidate from Nartiang in West Jaintia Hills district and Transport Minister Dasakhiatbha Lamare will fight the elections from Nongkrem in East Khasi Hills district. Addressing a rally at the Polo Grounds here, the chief minister said that several MLAs from different parties have joined the NPP over the last five years, which demonstrates that the it "is growing stronger". The NPP has given nomination to at least 10 MLAs who have switched sides ahead of the elections. Among them are former Congress MLAs Ampareen Lyngdoh (Laitumkhrah) and Mohindro Rapsang (West Shillong), former PDF MLA Hamletson Dohling (Mylliem) and former HSPDP MLA Samlin Malngiang (Sohiong). "These MLAs have not joined NPP for political gains but for the greater cause of serving the people of the state," Sangma asserted. The party has not announced any candidate for the Mairan seat in Eastern West Khasi Hills district and the South Shillong constituency. At the rally, the chief minister also released a booklet, titled 'Promises Delivered', outlining the promises his party made ahead of the 2018 elections and the work it has done...

• Meghalaya was formed on January 21 in the year 1972. • It was carved out of the northeastern state of Assam. • Congress had a stronghold in the state for decades. Meghalaya Assembly Election 2023: The northeastern state of Meghalaya, predominantly populated by tribal groups, is all set to conduct the Legislative Assembly Election by February or March 2023. The Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced the schedule of the Assembly elections in Meghalaya. People in Meghalaya will vote on February 27. The current term of the Assembly which commenced on March 16, 2018, will come to an end on March 15, 2023. The last Assembly Elections in the state were held in the month of February 2018. Following this, the state government was formed by a coalition led by the National People’s Party (NPP), with Conrad Sangma as Chief Minister. In the 2023 Meghalaya Assembly Election, all 12 districts in the state will vote to elect 60 members of the state Assembly. Of all the constituencies, the state has a total of 55 seats reserved for Scheduled Tribes or STs, and the rest of the five seats are reserved for general candidates. Meghalaya Assembly Election 2018 A total of 361 candidates contested the polls across the 60 constituencies in 2018. Out of these, only 32 were female candidates, despite the state’s distinction of being a matrilineal society. The Congress was the largest party in the 2018 Meghalaya Assembly Election, but its tally of 21 seats fell short of the halfway point ...

State Constituency MP Party Gender Age Wealth Cases Profession Meghalaya Nartiang Sniawbhalang Dhar NPP M 41 Class XII Rs. 45.4 crore No Public Representative / Social Worker Meghalaya Jowai Wailadmiki Shylla NPP M 31 Class XII Rs. 1.1 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembly Meghalaya Raliang Coming One Ymbon NPP M 51 Class X Rs. 23.9 crore No Social Service, Member Of Legislative Assembly Meghalaya Mowkaiaw Nujorki Sungoh UDP M 34 Graduate Rs. 18.7 lakh No Politician/social Service Meghalaya Sutnga-saipung Santa Mary Shylla NPP F 39 Graduate Rs. 3.3 crore No Businesswomen Meghalaya Khliehriat Kyrmen Shylla UDP M 34 Class X Rs. 2 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembly Meghalaya Amlarem Lahkmen Rymbui UDP M 54 Graduate Rs. 19.2 crore No Social Service & Business Meghalaya Mawhati Charles Marngar Cong M 38 Class VIII Rs. 17.7 crore No Businessman Meghalaya Nongpoh Mayralborn Syiem UDP M 42 Post Graduate Rs. 2.9 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembly Meghalaya Jirang Sosthenes Sohtun NPP M 48 Class XII Rs. 19.7 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembaly Meghalaya Umsning Dr. Celestine Lyngdoh Cong M 51 Graduate Professional Rs. 8.1 crore No Physician Medical Practitioner Meghalaya Umroi Damanbait Lamare NPP M 26 Class X Rs. 5.2 crore No Businessman Meghalaya Mawryngkneng Heavingstone Kharpran VOPP M 60 Graduate Rs. 1.1 crore No Retired Govt. Servant Meghalaya Pynthorumkhrah Alexander Laloo Hek BJP M 56 Class XII Rs. 17 crore No Member Of Legislative Assembly & Businessman Meg...