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Preferential Votes Preferential votes Sunday April COLOMBO POLONNARUWA UPFA (10) UPFA Wimal Weerawansa . 280,672 Maithreepala Sirisena . 90,118 Duminda Silva . 146,336 Anuruddha Ranasinghe Arachchige Roshan 56,223 Champika Ranawaka . 120,333 Gamalath Siripala . 53,973 Dinesh Gunawardena . 116, 860 Ariyawansa Chandrasiri Suriyarachchi 44,356 Bandula Gunewardena . 64,654 Thilanga Sumithipala . 60,848 UNP Susil Premajayanth . 54,702 Earl Gunasekara . 26,925 A H M Fowzie . 51,641 Jeevan Kumaratunga . 51,080 BADULLA Gamini Lokuge . 49,750 UPFA: UNP (7) Nimal Siripala de Silva . 141,990 Ranil Wickramasinghe . 232,957 Dilan Perera . 69,610 Ravi Karunanayake . 70,328 Chamika Buddhadasa . 42,856 Mohan Lal Grego . 68,008 Udith Lokubandara . 38,124 Rosie Senanayake . 66,357 Rohana Pushpakumara . 36,080 Wijeyadasa Rajapaksa . 60,030 Amith Thenuka Vidanagamage . 34,742 Sujeewa Senasinghe . 52,559 Praba Ganeshan . 42,851 UNP: DNA Harin Fernando . 49073 Lakshman Seneviratne . 31,560 Sarath Fonseka . 98,458 Sunil Handunneththi . 78,126 MONERAGALA GAMPAHA UPFA: UPFA Jagath Pushpakumara . 67,903 Gamaini Vijith Wijithamuni Soysa . 54,516 Basil Rajapaksa . 425, 861 Sumedha Jayasena . 45,837 Sudarshani Fernandopulle . 186,140 Vijitha Berugoda . 43,001 Mervin Silva . 151,085 GALLE ------------------------------ Ven. Athuraliye Rathana Thero . 112,010 UPFA UNP Felix Perera . 69,938 Nishantha Muthuhettigama . .125,777 TRINCOMALEE Ranjith Maddumabandara . 15,105 Ruwan Ranatunga . 66,488 Dr. Ramesh Pathirana . .95,313 Results withheld Lasantha Alagiyawanna . 65,939 Gunaratne Weerakoon . .68,629 RATNAPURA Sarana Gunawardene . 61,150 Chandima Weerakkodi . .67,231 Dulip Wijeysekara . 51,469 Piyasena Gamage . .67,033 ------------------------------ UPFA Wasantha Senanayake . 51,124 Sajin Vaas Gunawardene . .53,989 John Senevirathne . .125,816 Pandu Bandaranaike . 49,613 Mohan Priyadarshana Silva . .49,456 KURUNEGALA Pavithra Wanniarachchi . .110,220 Sarath Kumara Gunaratne . 46,040 UNP UPFA Premalal Jayasekara . .73,175 UNP Janaka Wathkumbura . .70,473 Gayantha Karunatilleke . 49,945 Johnston Fernando . 136,943 Wasudeva Nanayakkara . .56,493 Ruwan Wijewardene . 88,850 Manusha Nanayakkara . .49,690 T. B. Ekanayake . 112,420 Ranjith de Soysa . .47,147 Upeksha Swarnamali . 81,350 Anura Priyadarshana Yapa . 98,880 Sunny Rohana . .37,902 Karu Jayasuriya . 60,310 DNA K. W. Shantha Bandara . 86,353 Jayalath Jayawardene . 58,302 Ajith Kumara Galbokka Hewage . 15,872 S. B. Nawinna . 74,976 UNP John Amaratunga . 52,331 Jayaratne Herath . 64,645 Thalatha Athukorala . .64,592 MATARA Salinda Dissanayake . 56,842 Ranjan Ramanayake . .59,318 KALUTARA Neranjan Wickramasinghe . 54,572 Dunesh Gankanda . 34,219 UPFA Indika Bandaranaike . 48,665 UPFA Sanath Jayasuriya . 74,352 Tharanath Basnayake . .46,079 KEGALLE Kumara Welgama . 124,766 Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena . 70,439 UNP Mahinda Samarasinghe . 97,778 Lakshman Yapa Abeywardena . .67,510 UPFA Dayasiri Jayasekara . 132,949 Nirmala Kothalawala . 82044 Chandrasiri Gajadeera . .51,742 Ranjith Siyambalapitiya . 141,935 Akila Viraj Kariyawasam . 66,477 Rohitha Abeygunawardene . 77,205 Hemal Gunasekara . .51,013 Athauda Seneviratne . 67,719 Gamini Jayawickrema Perera . 44,131 Rajitha Senarathne . 66,710 Wijaya Dahanayaka . 44,463 Kanaka Herath . 63,136 Ashoka Abeysinghe . 32,990 Reginald Cooray . 60,196 Y. G. Padmasiri . 61,582 UNP Nimal Senarath Wijesinghe . 30,687 Vidura Wickremenayake . 50,114 Lalith Dissanayake . 49,224 UNP Buddhika Pathirana . 62, 499 Jagath Balasuriya . 47,294 Mangala Samaraweera . 59, 836 M. R. Mithrapala . 37,745 Palitha Thewarapperuma . 51,153 PUTTALAM Ajith Perera . 48,588 HAMBANTOTA UPFA UNP DNA Piyankara Jayaratne . 56,098 Kabir Hashim . 48,344 UPFA Arundika Fernando . 55,889 A. D. Champika Premadasa . 40,914 Arjuna Ranatunga . 27,796 Namal Rajapaksa . 147,566 Dayashritha Thisera . 38,704 Mahinda Amaraweera . 105,414 Victor Anthony Perera . 35,259 ------------------------------ Chamal Rajapaksa . 79,648 Niyomal Perera . 32,781 Nirupama Rajapaksa . 39,025 Milroy Fernando . 31,509 KANDY P. K. Indika . 37,626 UNP Results withheld UNP Palitha Range Bandara . 36,861 Sajith Premadasa . 74,467 Niroshan Perera . 28,077 Dileep Wedaarachchi . 47,160 ------------------------------ ANURADHAPURA MATALE JAFFNA UPFA UPFA ITAK (TNA) S. M. Chandrasena . 112,644 Mavai Senadhiraja . 20,501 Duminda Dissanayake . 101,384 Lakshman Perera . 65,077 Suresh Premachandran . .16,425 Tissa Karaliyadda . 55,017 Janaka Bandara Tennakoon . 47, 133 A.Vinayagamoorthy . .15,311 Asanka Shehan Semasinghe . 46,115 Nandamithra Ekanayake . 35,754 S.Saravanabhawan . .14,961 Sarath Chandrasiri Muthukumarana . 44,645 Rohana Dissanayake . 32,803 S.Shridharan . .10,057 Ekanayake Wilfred Bandara . 40,634 Weerakumara Dissanayake . 27,102 UNP UPFA Wasantha Aluvihare . 31,529 Douglas Devananda . 28,585 UNP S.Udayan . 13,128 Chandrani Bandara . 29,884 NUWARA ELIYA M. Chandrakumar . .8,105 P. Harrison . 24,675 UPFA UNP Arumugam Thondaman . 60,997 Vijayakala Maheshwari . 7,160 Velusami Radhakrishnan . 54,083 Perumal Rajadore . 49,228 Navin Dissanayake . 43,514 VANNI C. B. Ratnayake . 41,345 ITAK UNP Selvam Adekkalanaadan . 17,366 S. Noharaada Lingam . 12,120 Palani Digambaran . 39,490 Annamale Nadesu Sivashakthi . 11,674 Sri Ranga Jeyaratnam . 33,948 UPFA Rishard Badurdeen . 27,461 Unais Farook . 10,851 UNP Nurdeen Mashur . 9518 BATTICALOA ITAK S. Logeswaran . 20,569 P. Selvarasa . 18,485 P. Ariyanathiran . 16,504 UPFA A. M. Hisbullah . 22,256 UNP Bazirceegu Dhawood . 11,678 DIGAMADULLA UPFA Sarath Piyananda Wijesekara . 54,373 A. L. M. Athaulla . 36,943 Shriyani Wijewickreme . 33,810 P. Dayaratne . 32,915 UNP H. Mohamed Mohamed Hariz . 44,755 Mohamed Cassim Mohamed Faizal . 41,852 ITAK P. M. P. Piyasena . 11,139.
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