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Parliamentary Election - 2020 Parliamentary Election - 2020 Name of each Recognized Political party/Independent Group Names of Candidates as setout in the Nomination Paper Source: Sri Lankan Election Commission Sabaragamuwa Province: Electoral District - 21 - Rathnapura Our Power of People Party 1. Nivithigala Vijitha Thero 2. Dela Samaradiwakara Gunathilaka Wanigasekara Wanasingha Basnayaka Mudali Upul Nandasiri Dela Bandara 3. Weerakoon Suneth Rangana 4. Minminda Arachchige Shiran Pradeep Kumara 5. Amila Pradeep Rajapaksha 6. Manjula Prabhath Keergala 7. Gamaralalage Chaminda Ruwan Gamage 8. Kanakka Hewage Tharanga Sampath 9. Priyantha Kumara Senarath Vitharana 10. Pelawa Watagoda Gedara Dhammika Geethasara Rajapaksha 11. Denepitiya Withanalage Don Nishantha Chathuranga Kumara 12. Millawitiye Gamaladdalage Nisantha Millawitiya 13. Galle Abesekara Pathiranage Uchitha Sankha Abesekara 14. Kolonne Siri Shanthavijaya Thero United National Party 1. Thapassara Muhandiramlage Hasitha Samantha 2. Nirosh Nalaka Jayathunga Nindawaththa 3. Godella Kiriellage Siripala Kiriella 4. Munasingha Arachchilage Lakshman 5. Riyal Kapur Mohammad Rafi 6. Molligoda Liyanage Shyanaka Molligoda 7. Chandrasiri Padmalal Palliyaguruge 8. Malith Kulathilaka 9. Mannage Ruwini Thakshila Abemanna 10. Munaweera Thanthirige Udayanga Asela Munaweera 11. Jayasingha Arachchige Samitha Nilanga Jayasingha 12. Suppaiah Ananda Kumar 13. Mohamad Rusdi Habeebu 14. Gane Arachchillage Kamalawansha United Left Front 1. Uru Liyanage Don Chaminda Gunasinghe 2. Ganegama Guruge Shantha Priyankara 3. Serasingha Pathiranage Sunil Serasingha 4. Baba Mohaji Haarim 5. Bothunga Arachchilage Rathna Kumar 6. Nagoda Manannalage Ashoka Ruwan Piyasena 7. Imayalage Amila Samantha Abayawardhana 8. Pelendagama Shiromith Harindra Sugathadasa 9. Sahan Udesh Bopitiya 10. Pestheruwe Liyanaralalage Anton Lasantha Udayaruwan Cooray 11. Liyanage Ariyarathna 12. Dankoluwage Don Asanka Buddhimal Gunasekara 13. Galathure Gedara Gunathilaka 14. Galathure Gedara Chandima Madhusanka Okkoma Wasiyo Okkoma Rajawaru Sanvidhanaya 1. Athukoralage Lalith Aberathna Bandara 2. Godellalaya Wimalasuriya 3. Muruththettuwe Gamaethiralalage Lowrence Rajapaksha 4. Dombagahawaththage Dayarathna 5. Hingurala Mudiyanselage Yeshmi Randika Samarasekara 6. Pallewaththe Gamaralalage Lahiru Rohan Ariyapala 7. Udakada Upasakage Percy Kumara Jayawardhana 8. Hapugoda Arachchige Dhammika Wimalasena 9. Dona Indika Dilrukshi Weerakoon 10. Siribaddanage Suranga Siribaddana 11. Lulbadda Waduge Tharaka Sandaruwan 12. Wannakuralalage Manjula Priyanka Gunawardhana 13. Alahakoon Appuhamilage Saminda 14. Pahala Gamaralalage Upali Jayarathna Jana Setha Peramuna 1. Kolonne Siri Shanthavijaya Himi 2. Rohitha Pushpa Kumara Thisera 3. Nilanga Sampath 4. Udaya Pushpa Kumara 5. Janaka Sanjaya 6. Pradeep Kumara 7. Harshana Jayaruwan Rupasinghe 8. Madhusha Lakmali 9. Pradeep Chathuranga 10. Chanaka Prasanga 11. Nalin Pradeep Kumara 12. Stanley Fernando 13. Nishantha Kumara Bandara 14. Ranuka Kumara Jathika Jana Balawegaya 1. S. Shantha Padma Kumara 2. D. M. Pushpa Kumara Dissanayake 3. Pallegedarayalage Dilshan Karunathilaka 4. Gamlakshage Upul Kithsiri 5. Rajamanikkam Ashok Kumar 6. M. Wikasitha Pushpasooriya 7. Kankanam Gamage Premadasa 8. Gama Ethige Ariyadasa 9. Dunuvilage Bandulasena 10. Indurugam Hewage Ranaweera 11. Ariyadasa Panawala 12. Wahumpurage Ananda Jayarathna 13. Ranawaka Arachchige Wasantha 14. Baladara Arachchige Gayan Madushanka National Peoples Party 1. Sakiyalage Indika Nuwan Sanjeewa 2. Wadumethrige Amal Pradeep Navinda 3. Doloswala Ranasinhalage Rashika Indunil Rathnathilaka 4. Kosmullage Nipun Dilshan Sampath 5. Rathnagala Koralalage Shanika Kumari 6. Dona Pavithra Kanchani wittachchi 7. Tunkinda Durage Iresha Madushani Rukantha 8. Samarasingha Vidana Pathiranage Gihan Sachinthaka 9. Kahanda Koralege Pinidu Saminda Sandaruwan 10. Sudesh Nalinda Dahanayake 11. Ananda Pulle Suresh Navaratna 12. Abdul Hameed Mohamad Inham 13. Daluwattalage Chalana Lakshan Premathilaka 14. Alutha Manage Mahesika Neranjani Jathika Sanwardhena Peramuna 1. Ilandara Pedige Somarathna 2. Mathota Arachchilage Rajiv Gunasekara 3. Guruluwana Hapugahawaththege Wasantha Pradeepkumara 4. Mohamed Jamaldeen 5. Wadiwel Kirithi 6. Haldola Yamanlaya Sunil 7. Purahinnalage Wijitha Samantha Kumara 8. Welahinda Liyanage Sujeewa Jayasena 9. Weerawarna Kurukulasooriya Sajith Jeewantha Fernando 10. Ranasingha Arachchilage Stanley Kothalawala 11. Balithiyannalage Ajith Sisira Kumara 12. Saundraraja Sasindra Prabhath 13. Tharindu Darshana Munasingha 14. Ela Ihala Yamannalage Lakshman Pradeep Kumara New Democratic Front 1. Konara Mudiyanselage Rohana Rathnakumara Konara 2. Welikanna Appuhamilage Justin Ananda 3. Kaluarachchige Ajantha 4. Pankandurugama Rathuappulage Susantha Piyal Weerasooriya 5. Mallawa Arachchilage Sunil Gamini Senevirathna 6. Egoda Hettiarachchige Don Dudley Amarapala Hettiarachchi 7. Nawarathnage Siril Nawarathna 8. Ginthota Manawaduge Lasantha Anoj 9. Mohomed Haridu Haneef Mohomed 10. Wijesundara Arachchilage Prasanga Niroshanee Aberathna 11. Lechchuman Selvarajasingham 12. Nimal Edirisinghe 13. Kirilla Vidanelage Mahinda Abewickrama 14. Ukkindalaya Wilson Nawa Sihala Urumaya 1. Hingurala Mudiyanselage Dumindu Anuranga Samarasekara 2. Hathnapitiya Gamaethiralalage Sugath Nishantha Priyadarshana 3. Kulasinghe Arachchige Gayan Chathuranga 4. Weerasooriya Wedaralalage Anil Ranjana Weerasooriya 5. Usliyanage Chamara Wasantha Perera 6. Niyangama Maddumalage Lalani 7. Hetti Weerasinghage Pubudu Prabhath Bandara 8. Hiramada Gamage Chamila Pushpa Kumara 9. Subhasingha Vitharanage Gamini Susantha Karunarathna 10. Nilantha Roshan Sandunpriya Ranasinghe 11. Ederawasam Gamage Sudesh Chandana Kumara 12. Wakkumbura Kankanamalage Nimal Wakkumbura 13. Weerasingha Arachchige Don Wasantha Kumara 14. Wilegodage Don Nilantha Kulasingha Frontline Socialist Party 1. Alankarage Chaminda Pradeep Kumara 2. Balapatabendi Weerakoon Mudiyanselage Lasantha Chamara Weerakoon 3. Kasthuri Arachchige Chathuranga Priyantha 4. Wijesooriya Patabendige Sarath 5. Ranhaluge Chinthaka Melani Silva 6. Medagedara Waruna Lakmal Gunarathna 7. Moramudali Arachchilage Nalani Menike 8. Payagala Baddage Dinusha Lakmina Kumara 9. Balahamillage Mahindalal Siriwardhana 10. Karawitage Nimal Gunarathna 11. Gardiye Hewawasan Revuge Bandula 12. Galahitiyalage Lahiru Prabhath Rathnasekara 13. Sellaiah Ramar 14. P.K. Nayanakantha Nenadheera Democratic United National Front 1. S.M. Kithsiri 2. R.M.N. Rathnayaka 3. A.M.S.M. Gunasingha 4. S.B.G. Uvinda Maithreepala 5. J.A. Luvis 6. S.A. Indrapala 7. K.G.S.C. Fernando 8. Karagasthalawe Dhammadassi Thero 9. S.M.D. Sanjeewana Samarakoon 10. H.D.T.S. Udaya Kumara 11. L.K. Nuwan Dhanushka 12. H.W. Dharmadasa 13. M. Dayani Sisira Kanthi 14. J.M.D. Jayalath Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna 1. Wasudewa Nanayakkara 2. Wanniarachchi Pavithra Devi 3. Janaka Wakkumbura 4. Jhon Senewirathna 5. Halkandaliya Lekamalage Premalal Jayasekara 6. Dunesh Gankanda 7. Akila Ellawala 8. Sanee Rohana Kodithuwakku 9. Ranjith Bandara 10. Gamini Waleboda 11. Muditha Prishanthi 12. Hettiarachchige Laxman Premarathna 13. Athula Kumara Rahubadda 14. Miyuru Bhashitha Liyanage Socialist Party of Sri Lanka 1. Wathawana Withana Wasam Pemachandra 2. Bothalegama Ranawaka Arachillage Karunarathna 3. Kaluthanthri Arachchige Premalal Jayawikrama 4. M.J.M. Riswan 5. D.G. Asheela Niroshani 6. L. Karunathilaka 7. D.G. Shaman Dinesh Kumara 8. K.D. Jayasena 9. B.R.M. Anula Rathnayaka 10. Ramasami Ranjani 11. U. Selwanadan 12. W.Y. Dilrukshika 13. Nawaneedan Raja 14. SiwaSooriyan Udaya Prasad Samagi Jana Balawegaya 1. Thalatha Athukorala 2. A.A. Wijethunga 3. Ankumbura Arachchige Heshan Vijaya Withanage 4. Karunarathna Paranawithanage 5. Udagama Liyanage Waruna Priyantha Liyanage 6. Panawalage Nimal Pathmasiri Wijenayaka 7. Sarathchandra Ramanayaka 8. Rathnayaka Arachchige Shantha Alex Rathnayaka 9. Samitha Kalyana Atigala 10. Basuriyage Ariyawansha 11. Abdul Salam Mohamad Kiyas 12. Mukan Chandra Kumar 13. Wanniarachchige Ajith Nishantha Kumara Perera 14. E.M.N.S. Ekanayaka Sinhaladeepa Jathika Peramuna 1. Sameera Dilshan Ranasinghe 2. Waduge Pingedara Chamara Wishwamal 3. Kodithuwakku Arachchige Sumudu Ashanka Dinesara 4. Indurugallage Don Samudura Wijesena 5. Hapugala Gamaralalage Weerasinghe 6. Keerawella Arachchilage Thilak Induka Keerawella 7. Wickramasinghage Dhanushka Lakmal 8. Lekamlage Dharmadasa 9. Guruge Nimesh Malaka Guruge 10. Egoda Kanda Gedara Manjula Kumara 11. Kapuge Anura Weerasekara 12. Deshakara Muhamdiramalage Indika Ruwan Kumar Ariyarathna 13. Ranasinghe Arachchilage Kaveesha Lakthilaka Ranasinghe 14. Borellalage Anura Prema Jayantha Indipendent Group - 1 1. Nekath Gamlath Ralalage Sures Ruwan Samarasekara 2. Galarawe Arachchilage Saman Priyantha Premarathne 3. Peraketiye Wijesena 4. Walebada Heethagalage Jamith Jalantha Wijesingha 5. Walagedara Jayasingha Arachchige wimal Pemasiri 6. Walebada Alankarage Wimalasiri Alankara 7. Peraketiye Waruna Lakruwan Amara Buddhika 8. Merigng nage Sanjeewan Sandaruwan Jayawardhana 9. Pituwala Kankanamlage Don Nalika Wasantha Alahakoon 10. Heeralu Arachchillage Sugathasena 11. Marakkala Manage Lakshitha Dhananjaya de Silva 12. Pelawaththa Kirihamilage Samantha Udayakumara 13. Thalduweliyanage Padmasiri Gunapala 14. Asanga Pradeep Singhabahu Indipendent Group - 2 1. Jayasundara Mudiyanselage Wijesingha 2. Abekoon Mudiyanselage Kasun Dimuthu Bandara 3. Wanni Arachchige Prasanna Devi 4. Herath Mudiyanselage Rathnakumar Rathnayaka 5. Gammedda Waththe Pathirannehelage Ananda
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