Congress candidate KT Rokhaw has won from Palak constituency.
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The counting of votes for the 40-seat legislative assembly of Mizoram will begin today at 8 am. The Election Commission (EC) will declare results on the same day by evening.
11 Dec, 15:29 (IST)
11 Dec, 15:27 (IST)
Dr K Beichhua of the MNF has won from Siaha.
11 Dec, 15:25 (IST)
MNF candidate H Biakzaua has won from Lawngtlai East.
11 Dec, 15:23 (IST)
Congress candidate C Ngunlianchunga has won from Lawngtlai West.
11 Dec, 12:32 (IST)
Dr K Beichhua of the MNF is leading from Saiha with 222 votes
11 Dec, 12:30 (IST)
KT Rokhaw of the Congres is leading from Palak folowed by M Chakhu of the MNF
11 Dec, 12:20 (IST)
C. Ngunlianchunga of the Congress is leading from Lawngtlai West
11 Dec, 12:18 (IST)
H. Biakzaua of the MNF is leading from Lawngtlai East.
11 Dec, 10:45 (IST)
Exit polls predicted a fractured mandate in Mizoram with the MNF in lead. The BJP who has not even won a single seat in last five assembly elections. as per exit polls, the ZPM is also likely to win 8-12 seats.
Aizwal, December 11: The counting of votes for the 40-seat legislative assembly of Mizoram has begun today. The Election Commission (EC) will declare results on the same day by evening. The assembly elections in the state were held on November 28 on 1,164 polling booths across the state. The Model Code of Conduct (MCC) was implemented in Mizoram as the EC declared the polling date. The elections in the state were conducted in a single phase. Mizoram Assembly Elections 2018 Results: Exit Poll Predictions, Counting Schedule, All You Need to Know About Mizoram Vidhan Sabha Polls.
The main contest will be between the ruling Congress and the Mizo National Front (MNF). The grand old party is in power in Mizoram since 2008, and incumbent Chief Minister Lal Thanhawala will be eyeing the third consecutive term as the CM. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will also try to make inroads in the north-eastern state. The saffron party till now have not won a single seat in Mizoram since last five assembly elections.
Check here for the live election results for the following constituencies:
1) Lawngtlai West (ST): The constituency of Lawngtlai West is a part of Mizoram’s Lawngtlai district and is reserved for Scheduled Tribes (ST) candidates. The Congress candidate C. Ngunlianchunga won the seat in the 2013 assembly elections beating C Ramhluna of the MNF. In 2018 election, C. Ngunlianchunga again contested on the Congress ticket against MNF’s Ramhluna and BJP’s J B Rualchhinga. Check here for live results for Lawngtlai West .
2) Lawngtlai East (ST): The constituency of Lawngtlai East is a part of Mizoram’s Lawngtlai district. H. Zothangliana of the Congress won the seat in the 2013 assembly elections. The Congress again fielded Zothangliana in 2018 assembly elections against H Biakzaua of the MNF and Vanupa Zathang of the BJP. Check here for live results for Lawngtlai East.
3) Saiha (ST): MNF’s Dr K. Beichhua is the sitting MLA from the constituency. Meanwhile, S. Hiato of the Congress won the 2008 assembly elections from Saiha. The constituency is a part of Mizoram’s Saiha district. Beichhua again contested 2018 assembly election on the MNF ticket, while, the Congress fielded Hiato from Saiha. BJP’s Vadyu is also in the fray. Check here for live results for Saiha .
4) Palak (ST): The constituency of Palak is a part of Mizoram’s Saiha district and is reserved for Scheduled Tribes (ST) candidates. Hiphei won the seat in the 2013 assembly elections on the Congress ticket beating PP Thawla of the MNF. In 2018 elections, Hiphei contested on the BJP ticket, while, the Congress fielded KT Rokhaw from Palak. M Chakhu of the MNF also contested from the constituency. Check here for live results for Palak (ST).
Various exit polls predicted a fractured mandate in the state. The MNF is expected to gain the lead in the elections. In 2013, the ruling Congress won 34 seats with 44.6 percent vote share, while the MNF managed to bag only five seats with 28.7 percent vote share, whereas the Mizoram People’s Conference (MPC) remained victorious only on one seat.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Dec 11, 2018 08:13 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
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11 Dec, 08:39 (IST)Counting is underway in Mizoram.
Aizwal, December 11: The counting of votes for the 40-seat legislative assembly of Mizoram has begun today. The Election Commission (EC) will declare results on the same day by evening. The assembly elections in the state were held on November 28 on 1,164 polling booths across the state. The Model Code of Conduct (MCC) was implemented in Mizoram as the EC declared the polling date. The elections in the state were conducted in a single phase. Mizoram Assembly Elections 2018 Results: Exit Poll Predictions, Counting Schedule, All You Need to Know About Mizoram Vidhan Sabha Polls.
The main contest will be between the ruling Congress and the Mizo National Front (MNF). The grand old party is in power in Mizoram since 2008, and incumbent Chief Minister Lal Thanhawala will be eyeing the third consecutive term as the CM. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will also try to make inroads in the north-eastern state. The saffron party till now have not won a single seat in Mizoram since last five assembly elections.
Check here for the live election results for the following constituencies:
1) Lawngtlai West (ST): The constituency of Lawngtlai West is a part of Mizoram’s Lawngtlai district and is reserved for Scheduled Tribes (ST) candidates. The Congress candidate C. Ngunlianchunga won the seat in the 2013 assembly elections beating C Ramhluna of the MNF. In 2018 election, C. Ngunlianchunga again contested on the Congress ticket against MNF’s Ramhluna and BJP’s J B Rualchhinga. Check here for live results for Lawngtlai West .
2) Lawngtlai East (ST): The constituency of Lawngtlai East is a part of Mizoram’s Lawngtlai district. H. Zothangliana of the Congress won the seat in the 2013 assembly elections. The Congress again fielded Zothangliana in 2018 assembly elections against H Biakzaua of the MNF and Vanupa Zathang of the BJP. Check here for live results for Lawngtlai East.
3) Saiha (ST): MNF’s Dr K. Beichhua is the sitting MLA from the constituency. Meanwhile, S. Hiato of the Congress won the 2008 assembly elections from Saiha. The constituency is a part of Mizoram’s Saiha district. Beichhua again contested 2018 assembly election on the MNF ticket, while, the Congress fielded Hiato from Saiha. BJP’s Vadyu is also in the fray. Check here for live results for Saiha .
4) Palak (ST): The constituency of Palak is a part of Mizoram’s Saiha district and is reserved for Scheduled Tribes (ST) candidates. Hiphei won the seat in the 2013 assembly elections on the Congress ticket beating PP Thawla of the MNF. In 2018 elections, Hiphei contested on the BJP ticket, while, the Congress fielded KT Rokhaw from Palak. M Chakhu of the MNF also contested from the constituency. Check here for live results for Palak (ST).
Various exit polls predicted a fractured mandate in the state. The MNF is expected to gain the lead in the elections. In 2013, the ruling Congress won 34 seats with 44.6 percent vote share, while the MNF managed to bag only five seats with 28.7 percent vote share, whereas the Mizoram People’s Conference (MPC) remained victorious only on one seat.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Dec 11, 2018 08:13 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).