In the recent elections held on November 7 in Mizoram, four significant contenders are vying for the 40 seats in the legislative assembly. These contenders include the ruling Mizo National Front (MNF), the Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM), the Congress, and the BJP. Vote counting for the 40 assembly seats in the state commenced at 8 am across 13 designated centers.The initial focus was on the counting of postal ballots, which started promptly. Subsequently, at 8.30 am, the process extended to include the counting of votes cast through Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs).
Mizoram Assembly Elections Results 2023: Check here how your contestants are performing
Constituency
Leading Candidate
Leading Party
Serlui
Lalrinsanga Ralte
Mizo National Front
Tuivawl
Lalchhandama Ralte
Mizo National Front
Kolasib
Lalfamkima
Zoram People’s Movement
Hachhek
Robert Romawia Royte
Mizo National Front
Tuirial
K. Laldawngliana
Mizo National Front
Chalfilh
Lalbiakzama
Zoram People’s Movement
Mamit
H Lalzirliana
Mizo National Front
Lengteng
F. Rodingliana
Zoram People’s Movement
Champhai North
H. Ginzalala
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl East – I
Lalthansanga
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl West – I
Tbc Lalvenchhunga
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl North – I
Vanlalhlana
Zoram People’s Movement
Dampa
Lalrintluanga Sailo
Mizo National Front
Aizawl North – III
K Sapdanga
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl North – II
Vanlalthlana
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl West – II
Lalnghinglova Hmar
Zoram People’s Movement
Tawi
Lalnilawma
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl East – II
B Lalchhanzova
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl South – I
C. Lalsawivunga
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl West – III
V. L. Zaithanzama
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl South – III
Baryl Vanneihsangi
Zoram People’s Movement
Aizawl South – II
Lalchhuanthanga
Zoram People’s Movement
Tuikum
P.C. Vanlalruata
Zoram People’s Movement
Champhai South
Clement Lalhmingthanga
Zoram People’s Movement
Tuichang
W. Chhuanawma
Zoram People’s Movement
East Tuipui
Ramthanmawia
Mizo National Front
Thorang
R. Rohmingliana
Mizo National Front
Serchhip
Lalduhoma
Zoram People’s Movement
Lunglei West
T. Lalhlimpuia
Zoram People’s Movement
Hrangturzo
Lalmuanpuia Punte
Zoram People’s Movement
Lunglei North
V. Malsawmtluanga
Zoram People’s Movement
West Tuipui
Prova Chakma
Mizo National Front
South Tuipui
Jeje Lalpekhlua
Zoram People’s Movement
Lunglei East
Lalrinpuii
Zoram People’s Movement
Lunglei South
Lalramliana Papuia
Zoram People’s Movement
Lawngtlai East
Lorrain Lalpekliana Chinzah
Zoram People’s Movement
Tuichawng
Rasik Mohan Chakma
Mizo National Front
Siaha
K. Beichhua
Bharatiya Janata Party
Lawngtlai West
C. Ngunlianchunga
Indian National Congress
Palak
K. Hrahmo
Bharatiya Janata Party
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which contested the assembly polls here for the first time, fought in four seats. Also, there were 17 Independent candidates. Since achieving full statehood in 1987, Mizoram’s political landscape has been primarily shaped by the Congress and the Mizo National Front (MNF). Zoramthanga, the President of the MNF and the Chief Minister, has emerged as a prominent figure in this election. However, urban voters express heightened enthusiasm for the Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM) and anticipate Lalduhoma as their new Chief Minister. Lalduhoma, president of Zoram People’s Movement, which is the main contender of the ruling Mizo National Front, said his party will form a stable government in Mizoram for the next five years.
