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1999 Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election

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1999 Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election
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All 60 seats in the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly
31 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party
 
Mukut Mithi.jpg
Leader Mukut Mithi
Party INC NCP
Leader's seat Roing
Last election 43 new
Seats won 53 4
Seat change Increase 10 Increase 4
Chief Minister before election

Gegong Apang
Indian National Congress

Elected Chief Minister

Mukut Mithi
Arunachal Congress (Mithi)

The 6th Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election was held in October 1999.[1] The Indian National Congress won 53 out of 60 seats and Mukut Mithi became the new Chief Minister, replacing Gegong Apang.[2]

Results

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PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Indian National Congress213,09751.7853Increase10
Arunachal Congress68,64516.681–
Bharatiya Janata Party44,55610.830–
Nationalist Congress Party35,9678.744–
Ajeya Bharat Party4250.100–
Independents48,84211.872–
Total411,532100.00600
Valid votes411,53296.99
Invalid/blank votes12,7703.01
Total votes424,302100.00
Registered voters/turnout611,48169.39
Source: ECI[1]

Results by constituency

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  • Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency[3]
Assembly Constituency Turnout Winner Runner Up Margin
#k Names % Candidate Party Votes % Candidate Party Votes %
1 Lumla 91.54% T. G. Rinpoche INC 3,282 56.03% Sange Nawang AC 2,576 43.97% 706
2 Tawang - Thupten Tempa INC Elected Unopposed
3 Mukto 88.9% Dorjee Khandu INC 2,777 56.88% Theg Tse Rinpoche NCP 2,105 43.12% 672
4 Dirang 77.49% Tsering Gyurme INC 4,472 58.% Tongchen Jomba Khrimey BJP 2,949 38.25% 1,523
5 Kalaktang 69.28% D. K. Thongdok INC 2,630 43.68% Rinchin Khandu Khrimey BJP 2,359 39.18% 271
6 Thrizino-Buragaon 74.44% Naresh Glow INC 3,334 50.57% Govardhon Nimasow AC 3,259 49.43% 75
7 Bomdila 66.54% Japu Deru INC 2,515 44.68% R. T. Khunjuju Independent 2,155 38.28% 360
8 Bameng 64.89% Mekup Dolo Independent 2,916 43.86% Medi Ram Dodum INC 2,032 30.57% 884
9 Chayangtajo 65.% Kameng Dolo INC 3,569 59.94% Sama Yangfo AC 2,322 39.% 1,247
10 Seppa East 60.53% Atum Welly NCP 3,491 53.24% Bida Tako INC 3,066 46.76% 425
11 Seppa West 78.64% Hari Notung INC 2,594 57.49% Tani Loffa AC 1,918 42.51% 676
12 Pakke-Kessang 72.% Dera Natung INC 2,421 53.57% Techi Hemu AC 2,098 46.43% 323
13 Itanagar 51.26% Lichi Legi INC 6,766 35.83% Mallo Tarin BJP 4,612 24.42% 2,154
14 Doimukh 72.17% T.C. Teli INC 3,864 40.97% Ngurang Pinch AC 2,630 27.89% 1,234
15 Sagalee 79.31% Nabam Tuki INC 5,699 79.53% Nabam Nikia AC 1,467 20.47% 4,232
16 Yachuli 79.75% Jotom Toko Takam NCP 3,816 43.58% Neelam Taram INC 3,358 38.35% 458
17 Ziro–Hapoli 70.66% Padi Richo INC 5,536 49.79% Nani Ribia BJP 2,595 23.34% 2,941
18 Palin 71.41% Takam Sanjoy INC 6,471 82.93% Charu Tuglo NCP 1,266 16.22% 5,205
19 Nyapin 69.37% Tatar Kipa INC 5,231 68.87% Tako Changriang AC 2,365 31.13% 2,866
20 Tali 66.35% Takam Sorang INC 2,919 64.67% Tarang Tagru AC 1,547 34.27% 1,372
21 Koloriang 68.18% Kahfa Bengia INC 6,658 97.67% Lokam Tassar AC 159 2.33% 6,499
22 Nacho 77.13% Tanga Byaling INC 2,646 47.86% Taring Dui BJP 1,835 33.19% 811
23 Taliha 72.96% Nyato Rigia INC 1,829 38.36% Punji Mara AC 1,386 29.07% 443
24 Daporijo 62.11% Tadak Dulom INC 4,116 46.09% Daklo Nidak AC 2,439 27.31% 1,677
25 Raga 73.71% Talo Mugli INC 4,939 61.47% Kabak Tacho Independent 2,744 34.15% 2,195
26 Dumporijo 83.07% Takar Marde INC 5,006 61.65% Takar Doni AC 3,114 38.35% 1,892
27 Liromoba 81.78% Lijum Ronya INC 4,316 60.4% Gegong Apang AC 2,830 39.6% 1,486
28 Likabali 78.46% Rima Taipodia INC 1,920 33.79% Jomde Kena Independent 1,775 31.24% 145
29 Basar 74.41% Eken Riba INC 3,760 36.68% Gojen Gadi Independent 3,372 32.89% 388
30 Along West 82.14% Kento Ete INC 4,647 65.37% Kirge Eshi AC 2,462 34.63% 2,185
31 Along East 72.53% Kito Sora INC 3,009 41.07% Gumli Lollen NCP 2,457 33.54% 552
32 Rumgong 81.89% Tamiyo Taga INC 4,031 55.6% Dibang Tatak AC 2,673 36.87% 1,358
33 Mechuka 86.47% Tadik Chije INC 3,791 63.58% Pasang Wangchuk Sona AC 2,172 36.42% 1,619
34 Tuting–Yingkiong 72.87% Gegong Apang AC 4,591 60.66% Anong Jongkey INC 2,978 39.34% 1,613
35 Pangin 82.92% Tanyong Tatak INC 4,173 48.89% Tapang Taloh BJP 3,204 37.54% 969
36 Nari-Koyu 81.26% Tako Dabi INC 2,994 68.% Tajum Ringu AC 1,403 31.86% 1,591
37 Pasighat West 74.17% Dr. Tangor Tapak INC 3,759 48.84% Yadap Apang AC 2,296 29.83% 1,463
38 Pasighat East 68.28% Ninong Ering INC 6,302 58.17% Bosiram Siram BJP 4,350 40.15% 1,952
39 Mebo 75.64% Lombo Tayeng INC 3,612 56.32% Katon Borang AC 2,392 37.3% 1,220
40 Mariyang-Geku 82.75% Kabang Borang INC 3,178 43.14% J. K. Panggeng AC 2,813 38.19% 365
41 Anini - Rajesh Tacho INC Elected Unopposed
42 Dambuk 73.59% Roding Pertin INC 4,064 60.31% Tony Pertin AC 2,675 39.69% 1,389
43 Roing - Mutchu Mithi INC Elected Unopposed
44 Tezu 67.58% Nakul Chai INC 3,313 37.58% Karikho Kri Independent 3,089 35.04% 224
45 Hayuliang 81.26% Kalikho Pul INC 6,778 86.18% Khuje Drai BJP 566 7.2% 6,212
46 Chowkham 67.81% Indrajit Namchoom Independent 4,429 54.68% Chowna Mein INC 3,200 39.51% 1,229
47 Namsai 73.42% Chow Pingthika Namchoom INC 6,609 58.49% Chow Empu Chowpoo BJP 2,219 19.64% 4,390
48 Lekang 82.4% Chowna Mein INC 5,482 53.68% Sotai Kri BJP 4,730 46.32% 752
49 Bordumsa-Diyun 79.92% C. C. Singpho INC 2,604 33.64% Khumral Lungphi Independent 2,152 27.8% 452
50 Miao 71.96% Samchom Ngemu INC 5,334 51.75% Kamlung Mossang Independent 4,973 48.25% 361
51 Nampong 70.82% Setong Sena INC 3,024 50.13% Komoli Mosang BJP 3,008 49.87% 16
52 Changlang South 86.% Phosum Khimhun INC 2,122 60.05% Ngungtim Changmi BJP 1,412 39.95% 710
53 Changlang North 71.58% Thinghaap Taiju INC 3,516 48.16% Wangnia Pongte Independent 2,522 34.55% 994
54 Namsang 61.61% Wangki Lowang NCP 2,623 52.2% Changkom Hondik INC 2,402 47.8% 221
55 Khonsa East - T. L. Rajkumar INC Elected Unopposed
56 Khonsa West 88.63% Thajam Aboh INC 2,754 45.2% Hangliam Sumnyan NCP 2,208 36.24% 546
57 Borduria–Bagapani 71.42% Lowangcha Wanglat INC 2,289 50.14% Wanglin Lowangdong Independent 2,276 49.86% 13
58 Kanubari 85.62% Newlai Tingkhatra INC 2,386 39.51% Laichoi Wangpan Independent 1,123 18.6% 1,263
59 Longding–Pumao 82.67% Tingpong Wangham INC 2,567 38.81% Thangwang Wangham NCP 1,892 28.6% 675
60 Pongchau-Wakka 81.1% Anok Wangsa NCP 4,902 52.4% Honchun Ngandam INC 4,453 47.6% 449

References

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  1. ^ a b "Arunachal Pradesh Election results, 1999". Archived from the original on 2019-05-15.
  2. ^ Jarpum Gamlin (1 November 2015). "Congress collapsing in Arunachal?". Retrieved 25 August 2021.
  3. ^ "Statistical Report on General Election, 1999 to the Legislative Assembly of Arunachal Pradesh" (PDF). Election Commission of India. Archived from the original (pdf) on 24 March 2018. Retrieved 15 February 2024.
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