Mizoram Election Results 2023: ZPM wins with thumping majority, bags 27 of 40 seats

ZPM gets a majority, wins 27 of 40 seats, MNF bags 10 seats while BJP secures two. 

Mizoram Chief Minister and MNF candidate Zoramthanga lost to ZPM's Lalthansanga by 2,101 votes in the Aizawl East-1 seat, according to the Election Commission. Lalthansanga secured 10,727 votes, while Zoramthanga got 8,626 votes. Lalsanglura Ralte of the Congress managed 2,520 votes.

The Opposition - ZPM got a big majority in the state assembly election by winning 21 of 40 seats. The BJP secured two seats in the state.

The Election Commission till 1.15 pm declared the results of 28 seats in which ZPM won 19, MNF 07 and BJP 02.

Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) leader Lalduhoma won from Serchhip, defeats Mizo National Front (MNF) candidate J Malsawmzuala Vanchhawng by 2,982 votes.

 Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM) candidate Lalmuanpuia Punte defeated Mizo National Front (MNF) candidate Lalremruata Chhangte by 1,255 votes in Hrangturzo.

Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM) candidate Lalnghinglova Hmar defeated Mizo National Front (MNF) candidate Lalruatkima by 4,819 votes in Aizawl West-II.

Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM) candidate TBC Lalvenchhunga defeated Mizo National Front (MNF) candidate Zothantluanga by 4,667 votes in Aizawl West-I.

The vote share in Mizoram election results 2023 till 12 noon is ZPM: 38.81 per cent, MNF 34.93 per cent, Congress 20.54 per cent and BJP: 4.53 per cent.

The Election Commission declared the results of a total 8 constituencies in Mizoram so far. ZPM won 7 seats, while the BJP 1.

The tally is frequently changing as the counting of votes is underway in Mizoram. The early trends showed that Lalduhoma's ZPM is set to wrest power form government in Mizoram. ZPM is leading on 26 seas. The ruling MNF is leading on 10 seats. The BJP is ahead on 3 seats.

ZPM candidate W Chhuanawma defeated Deputy Chief Minister and Mizo National Front candidate Tawnluia in Tuichang seat.

The early trends of counting of votes showed that Lalduhoma's ZPM is set for a landslide victory as it is leading on 30 seats in the northeast state. The ruling MNF is leading on 6 seats and Congress on 3. 

Lalduhoma's ZPM is likely to form government in Mizoram as it is leading on 26 which is more than the majority mark (21), while the ruling MNF is on 9 seats. Congress is ahead on 3 seats.

Lalduhoma's ZPM crossed the majority mark in the early trends as it is leading on 21 seats, while MNF is on 12 seats. Congress is ahead on 5 seats.

Lalduhoma's ZPM crossed the majority mark in the early trends as the counting is underway. ZPM is leading on 21 seats, while MNF is on 10 seats. Congress is ahead on 7 seats.

Lalduhoma's ZPM is leading on 19 seats in the early trends, while Zoramthanga's MNF is on 11 seats. Congress is leading on 7 seats.

Lalduhoma's ZPM is leading on 15 seats, while Zoramthanga's MNF is on 10 seats in early trends

The early trends show- MNF is leading on 10 seats, while ZPM is on 9. Congress is ahead on 5 seats.

Mizoram Chief Minister and MNF leader Zoramthanga is leading in Aizawl East-1 constituency in the early trends.

According to early trends, MNF is leading on 4 seats, while ZPM is on 3 seats. The BJP is leading on one seat.

MNF and ZPM lead on one seat each in the early trends

More than 4,000 personnel involved in the counting process, a poll officer said. In all, there were 399 tables for the EVMs and 56 for the counting of postal ballots, he added.

The state's Additional Chief Electoral Officer H Lianzela said the counting began in all 13 centres at 8 am amid tight security. One counting hall has been set up for each of the 40 assembly seats at these 13 centres, he added.

In the 2018 polls, the MNF had bagged 26 seats and the ZPM won 8, relegating the Congress, which secured 5, to the third place. The BJP opened its account by winning one seat. The MNF won two more seats in the subsequent bypolls.

In the 2018 polls, the MNF had bagged 26 seats and the ZPM won 8, relegating the Congress, which secured 5, to the third place. The BJP opened its account by winning one seat. The MNF won two more seats in the subsequent bypolls.

Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga exuded confidence that the MNF will return to power by crossing the magic number of 21 in the 40-member assembly and said he will prioritise resource mobilisation to improve the financial condition of the northeastern state, if the party forms the government.

Counting of votes begins in Mizoram Assembly elections 2023. There is a direct fight between Zoramthanga's MNF and ZPM.

The counting for Mizoram elections 2023 will take place shortly. Visuals from a counting centre in Serchhip as boxes containing ballot papers being brought here.

The state's Additional Chief Electoral Officer H Lianzela said that the counting will begin in all 13 centres at 8 am amid tight security.

The counting was supposed to happen on Sunday along with Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Telangana. However, it was deferred by the Election Commission following appeals by political parties, NGOs, churches and students' bodies as Sunday holds a special significance for the people of Mizoram, a Christian-majority state.

Elaborate arrangements have been made for the counting of votes for the assembly elections in Mizoram, which saw a three-way fight between the ruling MNF, the ZPM and the Congress, on Monday.