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Elected and Not Elected Candidate ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 Gewog wise Result of Candidates of Samdrup Jongkhar Dzongkhag by Post. List of Candidates of Dewathang Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11107000973 Karma Phuntsho Bangtsho Gup 215 25 240 Not Elected 2 11107002283 Leki Wangchuk Domphoog_Dungkarchhoeling Gup 46 13 59 Not Elected 3 11107003615 Sangay Pelzang Martang Gup 252 11 263 Elected 4 11107006382 Pema Yudon Rikhey Gup 89 9 98 Not Elected 5 11107001669 Ngawang Gyeltshen Chhenangri-Rishor Mangmi 261 41 302 Not Elected 6 11107002371 Tshering Choejay Domphoog_Dungkarchhoeling Mangmi 341 17 358 Elected List of Candidates of Gomdar Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11102002226 Lungten Wangdi Denchhi Gup 601 106 707 Elected 2 11102001013 Gyeltshen Gomdar_Richhanglu Gup 342 53 395 Not Elected 3 11102000410 Pema Khoyar Pangthang_Palroong Gup 124 28 152 Not Elected 4 11102002475 Nima Denchhi Mangmi 576 62 638 Elected 5 11102003392 Lobzang Wangdi Gomdar_Richhanglu Mangmi 491 120 611 Not Elected List of Candidates of Langchenphu Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11103000483 Lhadup Dorji Jampani Gup 264 54 318 Elected 2 11103000729 Sherista Gurung Jangsa Gup 196 12 208 Not Elected 3 11103001057 Chitra Thapa Langchhenphug Gup 73 7 80 Not Elected 4 11103000318 Phurpa Dorji Agoorthang Mangmi 129 21 150 Not Elected 5 11103000350 Jigme Tshewang Jampani Mangmi 62 11 73 Not Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 1 of 5 ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 6 11103001320 Ram Kafley Jangsa Mangmi 144 1 145 Not Elected 7 11103000939 Ambar Mongar Langchhenphug Mangmi 198 40 238 Elected 8 11103000958 Nitra Khatiwara Langchhenphug Tshogpa 66 17 83 Not Elected 9 11104001906 Tenzin Lungten Langchhenphug Tshogpa 85 14 99 Elected List of Candidates of Lauri Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11104000737 Phurpa Dorji Betseling_Doongmanma Gup 140 36 176 Not Elected 2 11104001885 Tandin Lauri Gup 244 40 284 Not Elected 3 11104002289 Sonam Thinley Momring_Rolnang Gup 223 48 271 Not Elected 4 11104004157 Pema Dendup Tshothang Gup 348 104 452 Elected 5 11104000787 Sonam Rinchen Betseling_Doongmanma Mangmi 246 27 273 Not Elected 6 11104003665 Tenzin Gonong_Zangthig Mangmi 322 130 452 Elected 7 11104001823 Pema Wangdi Lauri Mangmi 243 34 277 Not Elected 8 11104003320 Tshering Tenzin Momring_Rolnang Mangmi 144 36 180 Not Elected List of Candidates of Martshala Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11105001450 Samten Wangchuk Chhoedoong_Kakani Gup 116 27 143 Not Elected 2 11105004369 Sangay Wangchuk Kaeptang_Tsholingkhar Gup 123 15 138 Not Elected 3 11105001646 Yenten Dorji Martshala Gup 398 50 448 Elected 4 11105004724 Karma Jamtsho Suzor_Tshotsalu Gup 390 36 426 Not Elected 5 11105004216 Tshewang Tashi Kaeptang_Tsholingkhar Mangmi 181 17 198 Not Elected 6 11105003848 Yeshi Wangdi Martshala Mangmi 500 36 536 Elected 7 11105003250 Passang Tobgay Sarjoong Mangmi 270 40 310 Not Elected 8 11105004030 Tenzin Chogay Suzor_Tshotsalu Mangmi 76 34 110 Not Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 2 of 5 ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 List of Candidates of Orong Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11107001321 Tashi Wangdi Bilam_Orong_Suzoong Gup 331 104 435 Not Elected 2 11107007137 Khawjay Nagzor_Wooling Gup 583 170 753 Elected 3 11107006903 Tshendu Tharchen Rimoong Gup 314 43 357 Not Elected 4 11107006787 Pema Tshering Bilam_Orong_Suzoong Mangmi 533 117 650 Not Elected 5 11107002908 Cheki Dorji Jangchhubling Mangmi 695 199 894 Elected List of Candidates of Pemathang Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11108001894 Madhukar Subba Kathoobdang_Shilinge Gye Gup 352 40 392 Elected 2 11108000522 Parsuram Dungyel Pemathang Gup 65 18 83 Not Elected 3 11104001163 Tshering Darjay Uesarna_Warong Gup 310 48 358 Not Elected 4 11108000759 Khem Timsina Kathoobdang_Shilinge Gye Mangmi 139 31 170 Not Elected 5 11108000249 Tashi Zangmo Pemathang Mangmi 413 45 458 Elected 6 11108001347 Karma Gyeltshen Uesarna_Warong Mangmi 175 33 208 Not Elected 7 11108000111 Chejay Norbu Pemathang Tshogpa 84 19 103 Not Elected 8 11108000226 Tendel Wangchuk Pemathang Tshogpa 166 20 186 Elected 9 11108001307 Dawa Gyeltshen Uesarna_Warong Tshogpa 65 3 68 Not Elected 10 11108001370 Tashi Norbu Uesarna_Warong Tshogpa 72 8 80 Elected List of Candidates of Phuentshogthang Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11109000379 Jamayang Gyeltshen Doongkarling Gup 363 17 380 Not Elected 2 11109000895 Krishna Adhikari Minjigang Gup 203 22 225 Not Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 3 of 5 ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 3 11109003024 Sangay Wangdi Phuentshogthang Gup 606 46 652 Elected 4 12003002123 Leki Drakpa Samdrupchhoeling Gup 110 12 122 Not Elected 5 11109000594 Tshering Dorji Doongkarling Mangmi 322 20 342 Not Elected 6 21109000249 Bishnu Rai Minjigang Mangmi 227 12 239 Not Elected 7 11109002895 Chandra Darjee Phuentshogthang Mangmi 489 25 514 Elected 8 11109002214 Norbu Jamtsho Samdrupchhoeling Mangmi 244 40 284 Not Elected 9 11109000220 Sonam Dorji Doongkarling Tshogpa 147 5 152 Not Elected 10 11109000313 Tshechu Doongkarling Tshogpa 175 13 188 Elected 11 11109001512 Man Tamang Minjigang Tshogpa 62 2 64 Not Elected 12 21109000209 Birkha Tamang Minjigang Tshogpa 101 1 102 Elected 13 11109002815 Kedar Adhikari Phuentshogthang Tshogpa 90 17 107 Not Elected 14 11109002946 Lungten Tshering Phuentshogthang Tshogpa 172 6 178 Elected List of Candidates of Samrang Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 10706003218 Tobgay Damsagang Maed Gup 33 9 42 Not Elected 2 11110000068 Mon Gurung Ngangtshothang Toed Gup 65 9 74 Elected List of Candidates of Serthig Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11111002148 Tashi Phuntsho Dangtsho_Serthig Gup 344 61 405 Not Elected 2 11111002315 Kencho Chophel Monmola_Tashithangyed Gup 347 67 414 Elected 3 11111000406 Neychen Drenphoog Mangmi 310 44 354 Not Elected 4 11111000237 Kelzang Dorji Khandophoong_Maenjiwoong Mangmi 297 72 369 Elected 5 11111000155 Ten Dorji Monmola_Tashithangyed Mangmi 84 14 98 Not Elected 6 11111001093 Sonam Delma Dangtsho_Serthig Tshogpa 86 24 112 Not Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 4 of 5 ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 7 11111001041 Kinzang Dorji Khandophoong_Maenjiwoong Tshogpa 69 24 93 Not Elected 8 11111001719 Ngawang Chejay Khandophoong_Maenjiwoong Tshogpa 97 34 131 Elected 9 11111000146 Ten Tshering Monmola_Tashithangyed Tshogpa 37 19 56 Elected 10 11111000851 Tashi Wangdi Monmola_Tashithangyed Tshogpa 32 7 39 Not Elected List of Candidates of Wangphoog Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11102007449 Sangay Tenzin Benporong_Yarphoog Gup 418 56 474 Elected 2 11102005826 Sayra Serchhenmo_Wangphoog Gup 377 27 404 Not Elected 3 11102006715 Tashi Wangchuk Bayuel_Pangthang Mangmi 406 43 449 Elected 4 11102003563 Lekden Shogshi Mangmi 389 35 424 Not Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 5 of 5.
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