Meghalaya Assembly Election Results 2023: CHECK Full List Of Winners, Constituency-Wise Winning Candidates Of BJP, Congress, NPP, TMC

Meghalaya Assembly Election Results 2023: In Meghalaya, vote counting has begun under tight security at 13 sites (12 district headquarters and 1 sub-division). Out of 59 assembly constituencies, 25 have been secured by the National People's Party (NPP) and it is also leading in 1 seats. BJP has won 2 seats while Congress has won 5 seats.

Meghalaya Assembly Election Results 2023: The ruling National People's Party (NPP) in Meghalaya emerged as the single-largest party in the state on Thursday, clinching 26 seats out of the 59 constituencies that went to polls on February 27, the Election Commission said.
However, it fell short of gaining a majority in the 60-member assembly, even as Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said his Meghalaya counterpart Conrad K Sangma sought the support of Union Home Minister Amit Shah in forming the new government.

The BJP, which had brought star campaigners, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, party chief J P Nadda and Shah, managed to win only two seats. The United Democratic Party (UDP), which was NPP's ally in the Sangma government, emerged the second-largest party, winning 11 constituencies. It had won only six seats in the 2018 polls.

The Congress and the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC won five seats each. The newly formed Voice of the People Party (VPP) won four seats, while the Hill State People's Democratic Party (HSPDP), the People's Democratic Front won two seats each. Two Independent candidates also emerged victorious.

Performance of Top Contenders

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conard K Sangma is leading from the South Tura assembly constituency.

NPP has won 26 seats out of 59 in Meghalaya.

Meghalaya CM Conard Sangma won from the South Tura assembly constituency.

Exit Poll Survey

As per the exit poll trends 27% of voters cast their franchise for NPP while BJP has got nearly 18% of votes. Congress's vote share is 7%, TMC- 19%, PDF- 4% and UDP-9%.

Exit polls predicted- 21-26 seats for NPP, 8-13 TMC, BJP- 6-12 seats, and for Congress 3-6 seats.

Full List Of Winners, Seat-Wise Winning Candidates Of BJP, Congress, NPP, TMC

S.NO	Constituency Name	Winning Candidate’s Name and Party Name
1	Nartiang (ST)	Sniawbhalang Dhar- NPP-Won
2	Jowai (ST)	Walmiki Shylla- NPP- Won
3	Raliang (ST)	Coming One Ymbon- NPP-Won
4	Mowkaiaw (ST)	Nujorki Sungoh- UDP- Won
5	Sutnga Saipung(ST)	Santa Mary Shylla-NPP-Won
6	Khliehriat (ST)	Kyrmen Shylla- UDP-Won
7	Amlarem (ST)	Lakhmen Rembuyi- UDP-Won
8	Mawhati (ST)	Charles Marangar-INC-Won
9	Nongpoh (ST)	Mayralborn Syiem -UDP-Won
10	Jirang (ST)	Sosthenes Southun- NPP-Won
11	Umsning (ST)	Celestine Lyngdoh- INC-Won
12	Umroi (ST)	Damanbait lamare- NPP-Won
13	Mawrengkneng(ST)	Heaving Stone Kharpran-VPP-Won
14	Pynthorumkhrah	Alexander Laloo Hek-BJP-Won
15	Mawlai (ST)	Brightstarwell Marbaniang- VPP-Won
16	East Shillong(ST)	Mazel A Lyngdoh -NPP-Won
17	North Shillong(ST)	Aodelbert Nongrum-VPP-Won
18	West Shillong	Paul Lyndoh-UDP-Won
19	South Shillong	Shanbor Sullai -BJP-Won
20	Mylliem (ST)	Ronnie V Lyndoh- INC-Won
21	Nongthymmai(ST)	Charles Pyngrope- TMC-Won
22	Nongkrem (ST)	Ardent Miller Basaiawmoit- VPP-Won
23	Sohiong (ST)	Elections to be held.
24	Mawphlang (ST)	Matthew Beyondstar Kurbah- UDP-Won
25	Mawsynram(ST)	Ollan Singh Suin- UDP-Won
26	Shella (ST)	Balajied Kupar Synrem-UDP-Won
27	Pynursla (ST)	Prestone Tynsong- NPP-Won
28	Sohra (ST)	Gavin Miguel Mylliem-PDF-Won
29	Mawkynrew(ST)	Banteidor Lyngdoh- PDF-Won
30	Mairang (ST)	Maitbah Lyngdoh -UDP-Won
31	Mawthadraishan(ST)	Shakliar Warjri- HSPDP-Won
32	Nongstoin (ST)	Gabriel Wahlang -INC-Won
33	Rambrai-Jyrngam (ST)	Remington G Momin- Independent-Won
34	Mawshynrut(ST)	Methodius Dkhar- HSPDP-Won
35	Ranikor (ST)	Pisu Marwien -UDP-Won
36	Mawkyrwat (ST)	Reninkton Lyngdoh Tonghkhar- UDP-Won
37	Kharkutta (ST)	Rupert Momin- NPP-Won
38	Mendipathar(ST)	Marthon J Sangma- NPP-Won
39	Resubelpara(ST)	Timothy D Shira- NPP-Won
40	Bajengdoba(ST)	Pongseng Marak- NPP-Won
41	Songsak (ST)	Mikul Sangma- TMC-Won
42	Rongjeng (ST)	Jim M Sangma- NPP-Won
43	Williamnagar(ST)	Marcuise N Marak- NPP-Won
44	Raksamgre (ST)	Lymson D Sangma -NPP-Won
45	Tikrikilla (ST)	Jimmy D Sangma- NPP-Won
46	Phulbari	Abu Thaher Mondal-NPP-Won
47	Rajabala	Mizanur Rehman- TMC-Won
48	Selsella (ST)	Arbinstone B Marak-NPP-Won
49	Dadenggre (ST)	Rupa M Marek- TMC-Won
50	North Tura (ST)	Thomas A Sangma- NPP-Won
51	South Tura (ST)	Conard K Sangma-NPP-Won
52	Rangsakona(ST)	Subir Marak- NPP-Won
53	Ampati (ST)	Miani D Shira- AITC-Won
54	Mahendraganj(ST)	Sanjay A Sangama- NPP-Won
55	Salmanpara(ST)	Ian BK Sangma- NPP-Won
56	Gambegre (ST)	Saleng Sangma - INC-Won
57	Dalu (ST)	Akki Sangma-BJP-Won
58	Rongara Siju(ST)	Rakkam A Sangma- NPP-Won
59	Chokpot (ST)	Sengchim N Sangma- NPP-Won
60	Baghmara (ST)	Kartush Marak- Independent-Won

13 locations were put up by the Indian Election Commission to count the votes for Meghalaya. Security has been given for all counting centres in accordance with the protocols. The ECI protocols have been followed in providing three layers of protection.