Nagaland election result 2023

Nagaland political stalwart and its longest serving chief minister Neiphiu Rio is set to assume office as chief minister for a fifth consecutive term after a convincing win for his party and its ally, the BJP. With results of 58 out of 60 seats declared so far, the NDPP-BJP alliance have already crossed the halfway mark and are poised to form the government in Nagaland. The NDPP has won 23 seats and the BJP 12, giving them a joint tally of 35 seats in the 60-member Nagaland assembly. After Hekani Jakhalu becomes first woman MLA in Nagaland after winning with a margin of 1536 votes representing Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party in Dimapur-III constituency, NDPP’s second woman candidate, Salhoutuonuo Kruse has won the Western Angami seat by just seven votes. She will join Hekani Jakhalu as MLA in the 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly, which is set to be the state’s first ever assembly to have women MLAs. One Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Kazheto Kinimi won uncontested from Akuluto. The composition of the candidates who fought elections includes 40 from Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP), Congress (23), Naga People's Front (NPF) (22), Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) (12), NPP (12), RPP (1), JD (U) (7), LJP (Ram Vilas) (15), RPI (Athawale) (9), RJD (3), and Independents (19). As many as 6,61,489 voters out of 13,17,632 came out to exercise their franchise in Nagaland Assembly elections. In the 2018 elections, NPF emerged as the single largest par...

State Constituency MP Party Gender Age Wealth Cases Profession Nagaland Dimapur I H. Tovihoto Ayemi BJP M 44 Graduate Rs. 9.3 crore No Social Worker, Business Nagaland Dimapur Ii Moatoshi Longkumer NDPP M 65 Post Graduate Rs. 6.1 crore No Politician, Mla In 13th Nla Nagaland Dimapur Iii Hekani Jakhalu NDPP F 48 Post Graduate Rs. 5.6 crore No Social Activist Nagaland Ghaspani I N Jacob Zhimomi BJP M 42 Graduate Rs. 10.1 crore No Politician, Social Worker Nagaland Ghaspani Ii Zhaleo Rio NDPP M 69 Graduate Rs. 9.3 crore No Politician Nagaland Tenning Namri Nchang NCP M 56 Graduate Rs. 2.2 crore No Social Worker & Politician Nagaland Peren T R Zeliang NDPP M 70 Class XII Rs. 7.1 crore No Politician And Social Worker Nagaland Western Angami Salhoutuonuo Kruse NDPP F 56 Class XII Rs. 13.1 crore No Proprietor Of A School (north Town Higher Secondary School) Nagaland Kohima Town Tseilhoutuo Rhutso NPP M 49 Post Graduate Rs. 22.2 crore No Surgeon Nagaland Northern Angami I Kekhrielhoulie Yhome NDPP M 46 Doctorate Rs. 14.1 crore No Social Worker / Academician Nagaland Northern Angami Ii Neiphiu Rio NDPP M 72 Graduate Rs. 47 crore No Member Of Nagaland Legislative Assembly & Agriculturist Nagaland Tseminyu Jwenga Seb JDU M 45 Graduate Professional Rs. 7.9 crore No Architect Nagaland Pughoboto Sukhato A Sema LJPRV M 65 Post Graduate Rs. 160.2 crore No Doctor Nagaland Southern Angami I Kevipodi Sophie IND M 59 Post Graduate Rs. 6.6 crore No Retired Government Employee Nagaland Southern...

Most of the exit polls have predicted a sweeping mandate for the BJP-NDPP alliance in the Nagaland assembly election 2023. Out of 60 seats, the BJP-NDPP combine is expected to win about 50 seats. Nagaland deputy CM Y Patton (left) and state BJP chief Temjen Imna Along (right) with BJP president JP Nadda.(PTI) Here are the key candidates and their constituencies Neiphiu Rio (NDPP) - Northern Angami-II Chief minister Neiphio Rio' contested from Northen Angami. According to India Today-Axis My India survey of over 6,000 people, 25% want Neiphiu to continue as the chief minister. Rio has been the chief minister for four terms and is already the longest-serving head of government in the state. He is likely to continue as the CM for another term. Yanthungo Patton (BJP) - Tyui Nagaland deputy chief minister Yanthungo Patton recently said BJP or any other national party can interfere in the matter of Nagaland's staple food beef. "Eating beef is no issue in Nagaland or in the entire northeast," he said. He is contesting from Tuyi. Temjen Imna Along (BJP) - Alongtaki Nagaland BJP chief Temjen Imma Along is a famous social media personality for his humour. He is the minister of higher education and tribal affairs. Prime minister Narendra Modi recently praised Temjen Imna Along and said he represents the northeast to the world. "He represents Nagaland and the entire Northeast beautifully on digital platform. I too always try to look at all his posts," PM Modi said. TR Zeliang (NDPP) -...

• Meghalaya was heading for a hung house when Conrad Sangma dialled the BJP's chief strategist Amit Shah for a renewal of their alliance. The state's ruling allies had decided to contest solo ahead of the election, following a rift over corruption allegations against the NPP. • Mr Sangma's National People's Party was the single largest party with 26 seats while the BJP won two in the 60-member assembly. The United Democratic Party, which was NPP's ally, emerged as the second-largest party, winning 11 seats – up from six in 2018. New entrant Trinamool Congress and the Congress won five seats each. • In Tripura, the BJP won 32 seats and its ally, the Indigenous People's Front of Tripura or IPFT, one, cruising past the half-way mark of 30 to retain power. The victory, though, was well short of the "tsunami" predicted by Chief Minister Manik Saha and below the BJP's 2018 score of 36. • The big headline was erstwhile royal Pradyot Manikya Debburma's Tipra Motha, which won 13 seats on its debut election and emerged as the second largest party in the state. The rise of tribal-backed Tipra Motha appeared to be at the cost of the BJP local partner IPFT, whose numbers slid from eight to one. • In Nagaland, the BJP retained 12 seats, its ally Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party or NDPP won 25 to gain a second term with a huge mandate. The alliance had won 30 seats in the last election. The state also had its first women MLAs since Independence, with the victory of both women can...

Nagaland Election Results 2023: The ruling Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party-Bharatiya Janata Party (NDPP-BJP) alliance has retained power in the state with 37 seats. Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio won the Northern Angami-II constituency by defeating Congress candidate Seyievilie Sachu. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to Twitter to thank the voters of Nagaland for the BJP-NDPP alliance's win and said, "I thank the people of Nagaland for blessing the NDPP-BJP alliance with yet another mandate to serve the state. The double engine government will keep working for the state's progress. I laud our party workers for their hardwork which ensured this result." I thank the people of Nagaland for blessing the — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) Following the announcement of the results of the assembly elections in Tripura, Nagaland, and Meghalaya on Thursday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated thanked the people of Nagaland for choosing "peace and progress" and called the party's re-election in Tripura a "victory of pro-development politics." In Nagaland, the majority was won by the BJP and its ally, the Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP). He also expressed gratitude to the people of Meghalaya for their support and blessings for the BJP and stated that the party led by Prime Minister Modi will do everything in its power to serve the people and ensure that they have a bright future. Shah wrote, "A historic day for the Northeast. I thank Tripura for placing...

Assembly elections in Nagaland state, Northeast India 2023 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election ← 27 February 2023 Next→ 59 out of 60 seats (1 won unopposed 31 seats needed for a majority Turnout 86.72% ( 1.10) Majority party Minority party Third party Leader Vanthungo Odyuo Party Alliance Lastelection 25.2%, 18 seats 15.3%, 12 seats 1.06%, 0 seats Seatswon 25 12 7 Seatchange 7 7 Percentage 32.22% 18.81% 9.56% Swing 7.00 3.51 8.50 Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party Leader Andrew Ahoto Richard Humtsoe Party Alliance Lastelection 7.12%, 2 seats Did not exist 26 seats, 38.8% Seatswon 5 2 2 Seatchange 3 New 24 Percentage 5.78% 8.65% 7.09% Swing 1.34 New 31.71 Structure of the Elected Legislative Assembly elections were held in Background [ ] The tenure of Defections [ ] On April 2022, 21 On November 2022, three Schedule [ ] The election schedule was announced by the Poll Event Schedule Notification Date 31 January 2023 Last Date for filing nomination 7 February 2023 Scrutiny of nomination 8 February 2023 Last Date for Withdrawal of nomination 10 February 2023 Date of Poll 27 February 2023 Date of Counting of Votes 2 March 2023 Parties and alliances [ ] [ ] BJP and NDPP announced their alliance for the election in July 2022 No. Party Flag Symbol Leader Seats contested 1. 40 2. 20 Total 60 [ ] No. Party Flag Symbol Leader Seats contested 1. 22 [ ] No. Party Flag Symbol Leader Seats contested 1. Kewekhape Therie 23 Others [ ] In a press release issued on 22 January 2023, No. ...

Nagaland is going to the polls on February 27, to elect all 60 members of the its legislative assembly. The tenure of the state's 13th legislative assembly, constituted after the 2018 elections, will end on March 12. The results will be announced on March 2. Altogether, 183 candidates are in the fray. A total of 13 political parties are contesting the polls. Nagaland chief electoral officer (CEO) V Shashank Shekhar said 200 nominations, out of 225, were found valid after scrutiny on February 8. However, 16 candidates withdrew their nominations on the last day of withdrawal on February 10. BJP candidate Kazheto Kinimi was declared winner uncontested from Akuluto constituency in Zunheboto district after his only opponent from the Congress N Khekashe Sumi withdrew his candidature on the last day of withdrawal of nominations on February 10. Kinimi was re-elected from the constituency for the second successive time. The ruling coalition of the BJP and the Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) has entered into a pre-poll seat-sharing agreement for the 60-seat assembly. The NDPP is contesting 40 seats and the BJP fielding candidates in 20 seats. Janata Dal (United) declared that it will not participate in any pre-poll, seat-sharing alliance with any political party. However, it would be open to post-poll alliance with "like-minded parties", it said. Though LJP(RV) has decided no to contest with any other party, it will also contest against the saffon party. The Nagaland...

By India Today Web Desk: Nagaland Election Result 2023: The NDPP-BJP alliance looks set to retain power in Nagaland, trends at 12 noon highlighted. The NDPP-BJP has maintained a strong lead in Nagaland with the NDPP-BJP alliance surging ahead on 36 seats while the NPF and Congress are leading on 3 and 2 seats respectively. The results for the Nagaland Assembly elections will be declared today as counting of votes in 59 out of the 60-seat Assembly is underway. Nagaland went to the polls on Monday (February 27). Follow Nagaland Election Result 2023 Live Updates for detailed coverage The ruling Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) is contesting in alliance with the BJP. The NDPP is contesting on 40 seats and the BJP on 20 seats. The opposition Congress and the Naga People's Front are contesting in 23 and 22 seats. According to the India Today-Axis My India exit poll, the NDPP-BJP alliance looks set to retain power in Nagaland, and may win 38 to 48 seats in the assembly election. Nagaland election results 2023: Full list of constituency wise winners Constituency Name Party Aboi C. MANPON KONYAK Independent Aghunato G IKUTO ZHIMOMI NDPP Akuluto Kazheto BJP Alongtaki Temjen Imna Along BJP Angetyongpang TONGPANG OZUKUM NDPP Aonglenden SHARINGAIN LONGKUMER NDPP Arkakong Nuklutoshi NPP Atoizu PICTO NCP Bhandari ACHUMBEMO KIKON NPF Chazouba KUDECHO KHAMO NDPP Chizami K. G Kenye NDPP Dimapur-I H. TOVIHOTO AYEMI BJP Dimapur-II MOATOSHI LONGKUMER NDPP Dimapur-III Hekani Jakh...

By India Today Web Desk: Nagaland Election Result 2023: The NDPP-BJP alliance looks set to retain power in Nagaland, trends at 12 noon highlighted. The NDPP-BJP has maintained a strong lead in Nagaland with the NDPP-BJP alliance surging ahead on 36 seats while the NPF and Congress are leading on 3 and 2 seats respectively. The results for the Nagaland Assembly elections will be declared today as counting of votes in 59 out of the 60-seat Assembly is underway. Nagaland went to the polls on Monday (February 27). Follow Nagaland Election Result 2023 Live Updates for detailed coverage The ruling Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) is contesting in alliance with the BJP. The NDPP is contesting on 40 seats and the BJP on 20 seats. The opposition Congress and the Naga People's Front are contesting in 23 and 22 seats. According to the India Today-Axis My India exit poll, the NDPP-BJP alliance looks set to retain power in Nagaland, and may win 38 to 48 seats in the assembly election. Nagaland election results 2023: Full list of constituency wise winners Constituency Name Party Aboi C. MANPON KONYAK Independent Aghunato G IKUTO ZHIMOMI NDPP Akuluto Kazheto BJP Alongtaki Temjen Imna Along BJP Angetyongpang TONGPANG OZUKUM NDPP Aonglenden SHARINGAIN LONGKUMER NDPP Arkakong Nuklutoshi NPP Atoizu PICTO NCP Bhandari ACHUMBEMO KIKON NPF Chazouba KUDECHO KHAMO NDPP Chizami K. G Kenye NDPP Dimapur-I H. TOVIHOTO AYEMI BJP Dimapur-II MOATOSHI LONGKUMER NDPP Dimapur-III Hekani Jakh...

State Constituency MP Party Gender Age Wealth Cases Profession Nagaland Dimapur I H. Tovihoto Ayemi BJP M 44 Graduate Rs. 9.3 crore No Social Worker, Business Nagaland Dimapur Ii Moatoshi Longkumer NDPP M 65 Post Graduate Rs. 6.1 crore No Politician, Mla In 13th Nla Nagaland Dimapur Iii Hekani Jakhalu NDPP F 48 Post Graduate Rs. 5.6 crore No Social Activist Nagaland Ghaspani I N Jacob Zhimomi BJP M 42 Graduate Rs. 10.1 crore No Politician, Social Worker Nagaland Ghaspani Ii Zhaleo Rio NDPP M 69 Graduate Rs. 9.3 crore No Politician Nagaland Tenning Namri Nchang NCP M 56 Graduate Rs. 2.2 crore No Social Worker & Politician Nagaland Peren T R Zeliang NDPP M 70 Class XII Rs. 7.1 crore No Politician And Social Worker Nagaland Western Angami Salhoutuonuo Kruse NDPP F 56 Class XII Rs. 13.1 crore No Proprietor Of A School (north Town Higher Secondary School) Nagaland Kohima Town Tseilhoutuo Rhutso NPP M 49 Post Graduate Rs. 22.2 crore No Surgeon Nagaland Northern Angami I Kekhrielhoulie Yhome NDPP M 46 Doctorate Rs. 14.1 crore No Social Worker / Academician Nagaland Northern Angami Ii Neiphiu Rio NDPP M 72 Graduate Rs. 47 crore No Member Of Nagaland Legislative Assembly & Agriculturist Nagaland Tseminyu Jwenga Seb JDU M 45 Graduate Professional Rs. 7.9 crore No Architect Nagaland Pughoboto Sukhato A Sema LJPRV M 65 Post Graduate Rs. 160.2 crore No Doctor Nagaland Southern Angami I Kevipodi Sophie IND M 59 Post Graduate Rs. 6.6 crore No Retired Government Employee Nagaland Southern...