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Elected and Not Elected Candidate ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 Gewog wise Result of Candidates of Punakha Dzongkhag by Post. List of Candidates of Barp Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11401001054 Rinchen Dorji Gamakha_Septokha Gup 184 20 204 Not Elected 2 11401001316 Wangchuk Tshogkorna Gup 295 8 303 Elected 3 11401000824 Tempa Rinchen Usakha Gup 204 13 217 Not Elected 4 11401000262 Kinga Penjor Gamakha_Septokha Mangmi 290 19 309 Elected 5 11401001136 Thinley Dorji Sobsokha_Yuwakha_Zhikha Mangmi 198 5 203 Not Elected 6 11401001943 Gomchen Usakha Mangmi 195 17 212 Not Elected List of Candidates of Chhuboog Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11001001314 Tshering Bumtakha_Tenpakha Gup 191 24 215 Not Elected 2 11009000855 Tsagay Jangwakha_Sewala Gup 194 7 201 Not Elected 3 11001001746 Sonam Tobgay Yebisa Gup 292 20 412 Elected 4 11001001556 Dophu Bumtakha_Tenpakha Mangmi 189 18 207 Not Elected 5 11001001470 Jimba Gyeltshen Jangwakha_Sewala Mangmi 416 25 441 Elected 6 11001001872 Sonam Dorji Yebisa Mangmi 172 8 180 Not Elected 7 11001000045 Namgyel Tshering Bali Tshogpa 31 1 32 Not Elected 8 11001000079 Draw Bali Tshogpa 47 1 48 Elected List of Candidates of Dzomi Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11002001334 Dawa Tashi Dzomisa_Mendagang Gup 235 12 247 Not Elected 2 11002001878 Phuntsho Namgay Gubji_Tseykakha Gup 534 48 582 Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 1 of 5 ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 3 11002000483 Tshechu Gubji_Tseykakha Mangmi 576 53 629 Elected 4 11002001658 Tshering Norbu Tanag_Uesa Mangmi 193 5 198 Not Elected List of Candidates of Goenshari Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11003000106 Gembo Dorji Goomgang Gup 77 2 79 Not Elected 2 11003000302 Kinley Wangchuk Sechaed-nang Gup 78 7 85 Not Elected T 3 11003000373 Sangay Penjor Yorbo Gup 70 4 74 Not Elected 4 11001001402 Kinley Dorji Zhelngoesa Gup 79 6 85 Not Elected T 5 11003000006 Phub Tshering Draagchhukha Mangmi 76 6 82 Not Elected 6 11003000143 Dawa Penjor Goomgang Mangmi 71 3 74 Not Elected 7 11003000279 Tshering Dhendup Sechaed-nang Mangmi 82 5 87 Elected 8 11003000583 Namgay Tenzin Zhelngoesa Mangmi 75 5 80 Not Elected 9 11003000012 Namgay Tenzin Draagchhukha Tshogpa 21 1 22 Not Elected 10 11003000097 Tshering Zangmo Draagchhukha Tshogpa 37 2 39 Elected 11 11003000448 Nim Pelzang Yorbo Tshogpa 19 0 19 Not Elected 12 11003000469 Ugyen Dorji Yorbo Tshogpa 36 3 39 Elected 13 11003000574 Rinchen Penjor Zhelngoesa Tshogpa 41 3 44 Elected 14 11009000749 Lhap Tshering Zhelngoesa Tshogpa 35 2 37 Not Elected List of Candidates of Guma Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11008001099 Tshering Wangmo Baymenang_Phulingsoom_Wangwa Gup 129 8 137 Not Elected 2 11004001558 Rinzin Wangdi Changyuel_Loongsilgang_Tashijong Gup 121 7 128 Not Elected 3 11004000401 Namgay Tshering Dochhukha_Dzomlingthang_Ritsa Gup 406 25 431 Elected 4 11004001200 Ugyen Khandu Lakhu_Tshowogm Gup 173 2 175 Not Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 2 of 5 ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 5 11008001131 Jamtsho Baymenang_Phulingsoom_Wangwa Mangmi 107 11 118 Not Elected 6 11005000965 Tandin Gyeltshen Changyuel_Loongsilgang_Tashijong Mangmi 95 7 102 Not Elected 7 11004000381 Bagu Dorji Dochhukha_Dzomlingthang_Ritsa Mangmi 349 19 368 Elected 8 11004000725 Peki Guma_Wolakha Mangmi 176 4 180 Not Elected 9 11004001238 Kuenzang Wangdi Lakhu_Tshowogm Mangmi 102 1 103 Not Elected List of Candidates of Kabisa Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11005000314 Dodo Chhoeten Nyingpo_Uesarkha Gup 568 21 589 Not Elected 2 11005002208 Tshering Tobgay Serigang_Wakoo Damchhi Gup 655 28 683 Elected 3 11005003040 Phub Tshering Chhoeten Nyingpo_Uesarkha Mangmi 359 15 374 Not Elected 4 11005002859 Wangdi Serigang_Wakoo Damchhi Mangmi 854 34 898 Elected 5 11005000323 Jigme Penjor Chhoeten Nyingpo_Uesarkha Tshogpa 128 2 130 Not Elected 6 11005002528 Tandin Chhoeten Nyingpo_Uesarkha Tshogpa 223 12 235 Elected 7 11005000946 Phurba Serigang_Wakoo Damchhi Tshogpa 255 11 266 Elected 8 11005002877 Chencho Serigang_Wakoo Damchhi Tshogpa 170 4 174 Not Elected List of Candidates of Lingmukha Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11006000008 Nidup Wangdi Dompala Gup 167 14 181 Not Elected 2 11006000542 Sangay Rinchen Goomkarmo Gup 89 5 94 Not Elected 3 11910001931 Kado Lingmukha Gup 136 10 146 Not Elected 4 11006001052 Sonam Tobgay Nabchhed Gup 240 18 258 Elected 5 11006000068 Yangka Dompala Mangmi 230 21 251 Not Elected 6 11006000853 Namgay Wangchuk Lingmukha Mangmi 133 10 143 Not Elected 7 11006001242 Tshedu Oomtekha Mangmi 269 15 284 Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 3 of 5 ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 List of Candidates of Shelnga-Bjemi Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11007000814 Mindu Dorji Chongzhi_Jarigang_Jazhikha Gup 48 3 51 Not Elected 2 11007000973 Samten Phuntsho Khubji_Tshosa Gup 477 39 516 Elected 3 11007001673 Passang Dorji Thongbji Gup 200 31 231 Not Elected 4 11007000734 Dawa Penjor Chongzhi_Jarigang_Jazhikha Mangmi 392 37 492 Elected 5 11007000027 Chimi Namgyel Datong Mangmi 216 16 232 Not Elected 6 11007000413 Sangay Tenzin Gangkha Mangmi 117 19 136 Not Elected List of Candidates of Talog Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11008000399 Dorji Wangchuk Gangthramo_Labtsakha_Seodrangsa Gup 343 32 375 Not Elected 2 11008001923 Kinley Talog Gup 499 38 537 Elected 3 11008002334 Namgay Dongkokhar_Yong-gu Mangmi 189 21 210 Not Elected 4 11008000534 Tshultrim Zangmo Gangthramo_Labtsakha_Seodrangsa Mangmi 105 19 124 Not Elected 5 11005001006 Karma Yeshi Loongnangkha Mangmi 196 10 206 Not Elected 6 11008001912 Chogyel Talog Mangmi 352 21 373 Elected List of Candidates of Toedwang Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11009000012 Naphel Jibjo_Yuesakha Mangmi 493 30 523 Elected 2 11009000891 Phurba Rinzin Kewanang_Tshachhuphu Mangmi 183 8 191 Not Elected 3 11002000622 Namgay Lhamo Tsephug_Khawakha Tshogpa 46 2 48 Elected 4 11009001517 Namgay Lhamo Tsephug_Khawakha Tshogpa 44 2 46 Not Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 4 of 5 ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Local Government Election 2011 List of Candidates of Toepaisa Gewog by Post. SL No CID No / VPIC Full Name Demkhong Post EVM Postal Total Remarks 1 11411002851 Sangay Bichhekha_Yuel-hamo Gup 242 11 253 Not Elected 2 11411001672 Dorji Norbu Goenmkha_Mendrelgang Gup 512 29 541 Elected 3 11411001409 Norbu Lemjakha_Thinleygang Gup 264 19 283 Not Elected 4 11411000167 Chimi Dorji Bichhekha_Yuel-hamo Mangmi 197 12 209 Not Elected 5 11411003006 Kuenza Damkhyhi_Rinakha Mangmi 180 8 188 Not Elected 6 11411001831 Namgyel Dochogla_Maenchhuna Mangmi 278 13 291 Not Elected 7 11411000461 Gyem Tshering Goenmkha_Mendrelgang Mangmi 363 26 389 Elected 8 11411001173 Sangay Dorji Dochogla_Maenchhuna Tshogpa 118 5 123 Elected 9 11411001632 Kinley Gyeltshen Dochogla_Maenchhuna Tshogpa 96 5 101 Not Elected Date##################### ELECTION COMMISSION OF BHUTAN Page 5 of 5.
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