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Nagaland Legislative Assembly Elections 2018 NAGALAND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2018 - RESULT WINNING 2nd 2013 Election S.NO DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY MLA Votes Votes PARTY PLACE Winner 1 DIMAPUR Ghaspani I Shri.N.Jacob Zhimomi BJP 23,391 IND 20,796 IND 2 DIMAPUR Dimapur I Shri.H.Tovihoto Ayemi BJP 11,721 NPF 5,121 NPF 3 DIMAPUR Ghaspani II Shri.Zhaleo Rio NDPP 10,939 NPF 6,023 NPF 4 DIMAPUR Dimapur II Shri.MoatoshiLongkumer NPF 21,942 AAP 15,003 Cong 5 DIMAPUR Dimapur III Shri.AzhetoZhimom i NPF 13,162 INC 11,024 Cong 6 kIPHIRE SEYOCHUNG SITIMI Shri.V.Kashiho BJP 9,830 NPF 8,668 NPF 7 KIPHIRE Pungro Kiphire Shri. T Torechu NPF 8,056 JDU 7,583 NPF 8 KOHIMA Northern Angami II Neiphiu Rio NDPP 1 — — NPF 9 KOHIMA Northern Angami I Shri.Khriehu Liezietsu NPF 7,782 NDPP 5,266 NPF 10 KOHIMA Kohima Town Dr.Neikiesalie Kire NDPP 12,605 NPF 10,233 NPF 11 KOHIMA Southern Angami II Shri.Zale Neikha NDPP 7,563 NPF 6,792 NPF 12 KOHIMA Western Angami Shri.KeneizhakhoNakhro NPF 6,516 NPP 5,822 NPF 13 KOHIMA Southern Angami I Shri.Vikho-o-Yhoshli NDPP 5,771 NPP 3,173 NPF 14 KOHIMA Tseminyu Shri.R.Khing NDPP 7,925 NPP 7,062 IND 15 LONGLENG Tamlu Shri.B.S Nganlang Phom NPF 6,582 NDPP 5,624 JDU 16 LONGLENG Longleng Shri.S.Pangyu Phom BJP 9,987 NPP 8,981 NPF 17 MOKOKCHUNG Impur Dr. Imtiwapang Aier NPF 4,852 NDPP 4,790 Cong 18 MOKOKCHUNG Alongtaki Shri.Temjen lmna Along BJP 5,981 NPF 5,895 NPF 19 MOKOKCHUNG Aonglenden Shri. lmtikumzuk NDPP 5,206 NPF 5,118 Cong 20 MOKOKCHUNG Mokokchung Town Shri. Metsubo Jamir NDPP 2,964 NPF 1,960 Cong 21 MOKOKCHUNG Arkakong Shri. lmnatiba NPP 6,251 NPF 4,100 NPF 22 MOKOKCHUNG Koridang Shri. I mkong L.l mchen NPF 7,525 NPP 7,397 NPF 23 MOKOKCHUNG Tuli Shri. Amenba Yaden NPF 3,865 JDU 2,979 IND 24 MOKOKCHUNG Angetyongpang Shri Tongpang Ozukum IND 4,607 NDPP 3,657 IND 25 MOKOKCHUNG Jangpetkong Shri. Longrineken BJP 3,615 NPF 3,339 NPF 26 MOKOKCHUNG Monguya Shri.Ngangshi K Ao NPF 6,883 NDPP 6,535 NPF 27 MON Wakching Shri. Y.M Yollow Konyak NPF 7,809 NDPP 6,043 IND 28 MON Aboi Shri. Eshak Konyak NPF 6,036 NDPP 5,131 Cong 29 MON Moka E.E Pangteang NPF 7,684 NDPP 7,536 NPF 30 MON Tobu Shri. N.Bongkhao konyak NDPP 8,552 NPF 7,900 NPF 31 MON Tapi Shri. Noke NDPP 4,284 JDU 3,047 NPF 32 MON Tizit Shri.Paiwang Konyak BJP 6,981 IND 4,335 BJP 33 MON Phomching Shri.Pohwang Konyak NDPP 6,611 NPF 5,979 NPF 34 MON Mon Town Shri. N.ThongwangKonyak NPF 5,429 NDPP 5,401 NPF 35 MON Tehok Shri. C.L John NPF 7,463 BJP 2,907 NPF 36 PEREN Peren T R Zeliang NPF 14,064 NDPP 8,632 NPF 37 PEREN Tenning Shri. Namduadi Rangkau Zel iangNPF 7,050 NDPP 7,018 NPF 38 PHEK Chazouba Shri Chotisuh Sazo NPF 11,432 NDPP 10,490 NPF 39 PHEK Phek Shri Kuzholuzo Nienu NPF 11,127 NDPP 6,196 NPF 40 PHEK Pfutsero Shri. Nei ba Kronu NDPP 6,228 NPF 4,914 NPF 41 PHEK Meluri Shri. Yitachu NPF 7,928 NDPP 7,854 NPF 42 PHEK Chizami Shri. Kezhienyi Khalo NPF 6,563 BJP 6,160 NPF 43 TUENSANG Tuensang Sadar I Shri Toyang Chang NPF 10,087 NDPP 6,828 IND 44 TUENSANG Tuensang Sadar II Shri Keiong Chang NPF 6,204 NCP 4,405 NPF 45 TUENSANG Noksen Shri C.M Chang NDPP 4,436 NPF 3,860 NPF 46 TUENSANG Shamator Chessore Shri Toshi Wungtung NDPP 4,311 NPF 4,004 NPF 47 TUENSANG Noklak Shri H.Haiying BJP 5,643 NPF 5,638 NPF 48 TUENSANG Thonoknyu Shri L.Khumo Khiamniungan NPP 8,389 NPF 4,345 NCP 49 TUENSANG Longkhim Chare Shri Muthingnyuba Sangtam NPF 9,316 BJP 7,468 NCP 50 WOKHA Wokha Town Dr.Chumben Murry NPF 14,870 JDU 6,315 NCP 51 WOKHA Bhandari Shri.Mmhonlumo Kikon BJP 11,205 NPF 10,893 NCP 52 WOKHA Tyui Y Patton BJP 11,709 NPF 8,617 NPF 53 WOKHA Sanis Shri.Mhathung Yanthan NDPP 10,548 JDU 7,556 IND 54 ZUNHEBOTO Suruhuto Shri H. Khehovi BJP — — — NPF 55 ZUNHEBOTO Atoizu Shri. Picto NPF 7,643 BJP 6,805 IND 56 ZUNHEBOTO Akuluto Shri Kazheto Ki nimi BJP 4,844 NPF 4,109 Cong 57 ZUNHEBOTO Aghunato Shri Pukhayi NDPP 6,399 NPF 4,983 NPF 58 ZUNHEBOTO Zunheboto Shri. K. Tokugha Sukhalu NDPP 9,450 NPF 6,902 Cong 59 ZUNHEBOTO Satakha Shri. G. Kaito Aye JDU 6,431 NPF 3,888 NPF 60 PUGHOBOTO Pughoboto Shri.Y.Vikheho Swu NPF 6,258 BJP 6,188 NPF S.No DISTRICT No. of Constituencies SEATS WON PARTYWISE WON 1 DIMAPUR 5 NDPP 17 2 KIPHIRE 2 BJP 12 3 KOHIMA 7 NPF 27 4 LONGLENG 2 NPP 2 5 MOKOKCHUNG 10 JDU 1 6 MON 9 IND 1 7 PEREN 2 NCP 0 8 PHEK 5 AAP 0 9 TUENSANG 7 INC 0 10 WOKHA 4 TOTAL 60 11 ZUNHEBOTO 6 12 PUGHOBOTO 1 Total 60.
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