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Meghalaya Election Results 2023 Live Updates: Hello and welcome to ABP Live on the Assembly Election 2023 Counting Day. Follow this space to get all the latest updates, news, and reactions from the Meghalaya assembly election 2023 results. Vote counting is to be held for 59 assembly seats on Thursday, March 2, at 13 centres across the state, according to Meghalaya Chief Electoral Officer F R Kharkongor.Meghalaya has a 60-member assembly, but polling in the Sohiong constituency was adjourned following the death of one of the candidates. The Congress and the BJP contested in 59 seats, while the NPP had put up nominees in 56 constituencies, the TMC in 57 and the UDP in 46.After polling on February 27, F R Kharkongor said that 85.25 per cent of the state’s 21.6 lakh voters exercised their franchise during the assembly election held. The tenure of the 10th Meghalaya Assembly is scheduled to end on March 15, 2023. In the 2018 Meghalaya Assembly election, a coalition led by the National People's Party (NPP) formed the state government, with Conrad Sangma becoming Chief Minister.The Election Commission (EC) has deployed 119 companies of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) in Meghalaya to ensure a smooth polling process. According to EC, 375 candidates are contesting for the 60 Assembly seats.The ruling National People's Party (NPP) is striving to retain power in the northeastern state, while the BJP, Trinamool Congress, and other regional parties hope to bring about a change in the government.Meghalaya Results 2023 Live Streaming: Where And How To Watch Meghalaya Assembly Election Results 2023 LIVE On ABPMeghalaya Exit Poll Predictions:Times Now-ETG, India Today-My Axis and Zee News-Matrize predicted a hung house in the state, even though Meghalaya’s Chief Minister Conrad Sangma remained confident of victory. The majority mark to form government in the state is 31. India Today-My Axis NPP 18-24BJP 4-8TMC 5-9UDP 8-12Congress 6-12ETG-Times NowNPP 18-26BJP 3-6TMC 8-14UDP 8-14Cong 2-5ZEE NEWS-MATRIZENPP 21-26BJP 6-11TMC 8-13Cong 3-6 

03/03/2023 15:45:37

Meghalaya New Government Swearing In Ceremony To Be Held On March 7

Meghalaya new government swearing in ceremony on 7th March. 

03/03/2023 12:48:31

Meghalaya Result Live: Violence Is Not The Way Forward, CM Conrad Sangma Urges People To Maintain Peace

"It's unfortunate. This shouldn't have happened. Violence took place at different places but situation is under control. I urge to people and all political parties that elections are over & violence is not the way forward & should not indulge in any kind of violence," Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma.

03/03/2023 11:53:10

Meghalaya Result Live: Meghalaya CM Conrad Sagma arrives at Raj Bhavan

Meghalaya CM and National People’s Party (NPP) chief Conrad Sagma arrives at Raj Bhavan to meet Governor Phagu Chauhan and to stake claim to form the government.

03/03/2023 11:33:30

'We will meet Governor and request him to call us,' CM Conrad Sangma says after accepting BJP's support to form govt

BJP has given us its formal support. We will meet the Governor and request him to call us and invite the National People’s Party (NPP) to form the government. BJP and other political parties have given their support. We have numbers to form government: Meghalaya CM Conrad K Sangma

03/03/2023 07:14:54

Meghalaya Result Live: Curfew in Sahsniang village due to post-vote counting violence

Meghalaya | The district administration of West Jaintia Hills has imposed curfew in Sahsniang village till further orders, following post-vote counting violence

02/03/2023 20:59:55

Meghalaya Results 2022: Complete Winners' List

1. Nartiang — Sniawbhalang Dhar (NPP)


2. Raliang — Coming One Ymbon (NPP)


3. Rangsakona — Subir Marak (NPP)


4. Jowai — Wailadmiki Shylla (NPP)


5. Mowkaiaw — Nujorki Sungoh (UDP)


6. Gambegre — Saleng A. Sangma (Congress)


7. Mairang — Metbah Lyngdoh (UDP)


8. Rajabala — Mizanur Rahman Kazi (TMC)


9. Rongara Siju — Rakkam A Sangma (NPP)


10. Mawthadraishan — Shakliar Warjri (HSPDP)


11. North Shillong — Adelbert Nongrum (VOTPP)


12. Rambrai Jyrngam — Remington Gabil Momin (Independent)


13. West Shillong — Paul Lyngdoh (UDP)


14. Amlarem — Lahkmen Rymbui (UDP)


15. Baghmara — Kartush R. Marak (Independent)


16. Chokpot — Sengchim N. Sangma (NPP) 


17. Kharkutta — Rupert Momin (NPP)


18. Khliehriat — Kyrmen Shylla (UDP)


19. Mawhati — Charles Marngar (Congress)


20. Mawphlang — Matthew Beyondstar Kurbah (UDP)


21. Mawshynrut — Methodius Dkhar (Hill State People's Democratic Party)


22. Mawsynram — Olan Singh Suin (UDP)


23. Nongstoin — Gabriel Wahlang (Congress)


24. Salmanpara — Ian Botham K. Sangma (NPP)


25. Umsning — Dr. Celestine Lyngdoh (Congress)


26. Ampati — Miani D Shira (TMC)


27. Umroi — Damanbait Lamare (NPP)


28. Bajengdoba — Pongseng Marak (NPP)


29. Dadenggre — Rupa Marak (TMC)


30. East Shillong — Dr. Mazel Ampareen Lyngdoh (NPP)


31. Jirang — Sosthenes Sohtun (NPP)


32. Mahendraganj — Sanjay A. Sangma (NPP)


33. Mawlai — Brightstarwell Marbaniang (VPP)


34. Mawryngkneng — Heaving Stone (VPP)


35. Mendipathar — Marthon Sangma (NPP)


36. Nongkrem — Ardent Miller Basaiawmoit (VPP)


37. Nongpoh — Mayralborn Syiem (UDP)


38. Nongthymmai — Charles Pyngrope (TMC)


39. Pynursla — Prestone Tynsong (NPP)


40. Resubelpara — Timothy Shira (NPP)


41. Shella — Balajied Kupar Synrem (UDP)


42. Sohra — Gavin Miguel Mylliem (PDF)


43. South Shillong — Sanbor Shullai (BJP) 


44. Tikrikilla — Jimmy D Sangma (NPP)


45. Dalu — Brening Sangma (NPP)


46. Mawkynrew — Banteidor Lyngdoh (PDF)


47. Mawkyrwat — Renikton Lyngdoh Tongkhar (UDP)


48. Mylliem — Ronnie V. Lyngdoh (Congress)


49. North Tura — Thomas A. Sangma (NPP)


50. Phulbari — Abu Taher Mondal (NPP)


51. Pynthorumkhrah — Alexander Laloo Hek (BJP)   


52. Raksamgre — Limison D. Sangma (NPP)


53. Ranikor — Pius Marwein (UDP) 


54. Rongjeng — Jim M Sangma (NPP)


55. Selsella — Arbinstone B Marak (NPP)


56. Songsak — Mukul Manda Sangma (TMC)


57. South Tura — Conrad Sangma (NPP)


58. Sutnga Saipung — Santa Mary Shylla (NPP)


59. William Nagar — Marcuise N. Marak (NPP)

02/03/2023 20:59:12

Conrad Sangma's NPP Falls Short Of Majority, State Faces Hung Assembly

As per the exit poll predictions, Meghalaya on Thursday witnessed a fractured mandate, with the Conrad Sangma's National People's Party emerging as the single largest party in the state assembly elections. 

As per the official trends of the Election Commission of India (ECI), NPP has won 26 seats, BJP secured two seats, and the United Democratic Party took the second lead with 11 seats.

In the state assembly, a party has to win at least 31 seats to go past the majority mark. However, even after a post-poll alliance with the BJP, NPP seems to trail behind the mark by two seats. With this, the predictions of a hung assembly in Meghalaya seems to come to reality. 

02/03/2023 17:10:24

Meghalaya Deputy CM Wins From Pynursla

Prestone Tynsong, deputy chief minister of Meghalaya, won the Pynursla constituency in the assembly election results declared by the Election Commission of India on Thursday.

02/03/2023 16:50:46

Winners List So Far

1. Nartiang — Sniawbhalang Dhar (NPP)


2. Raliang — Coming One Ymbon (NPP)


3. Rangsakona — Subir Marak (NPP)


4. Jowai — Wailadmiki Shylla (NPP)


5. Mowkaiaw — Nujorki Sungoh (UDP)


6. Gambegre — Saleng A. Sangma (Congress)


7. Mairang — Metbah Lyngdoh (UDP)


8. Rajabala — Mizanur Rahman Kazi (TMC)


9. Rongara Siju — Rakkam A Sangma (NPP)


10. Mawthadraishan — Shakliar Warjri (HSPDP)


11. North Shillong — Adelbert Nongrum (VOTPP)


12. Rambrai Jyrngam — Remington Gabil Momin (Independent)


13. West Shilling — Paul Lyngdoh (UDP)


14. Amlarem — Lahkmen Rymbui (UDP)


15. Baghmara — Kartush R. Marak (Independent)


16. Chokpot — Sengchim N. Sangma (NPP) 


17. Kharkutta — Rupert Momin (NPP)


18. Khliehriat — Kyrmen Shylla (UDP)


19. Mawhati — Charles Marngar (Congress)


20. Mawphlang — Matthew Beyondstar Kurbah (UDP)


21. Mawshynrut — Methodius Dkhar (Hill State People's Democratic Party)


22. Mawsynram — Olan Singh Suin (UDP)


23. Nongstoin — Gabriel Wahlang (Congress)


24. Salmanpara — Ian Botham K. Sangma (NPP)


25. Umsning — Dr. Celestine Lyngdoh (Congress)


26. Ampati — Miani D Shira (TMC)


27. Umroi — Damanbait Lamare (NPP)


28. Resubelpara — Timothy D. Shira (NPP)


29. Bajengdoba — Pongseng Marak (NPP)


30. Dadenggre — Rupa Marak (TMC)


31. East Shillong — Dr. Mazel Ampareen Lyngdoh (NPP)


32. Jirang — Sosthenes Sohtun (NPP)


33. Mahendraganj — Sanjay A. Sangma (NPP)


34. Mawlai — Brightstarwell Marbaniang (VPP)


35. Mawryngkneng — Heaving Stone (VPP)


36. Mawthadraishan — Shakliar Warjri (Hill State People's Democratic Party)


37. Mendipathar — Marthon Sangma (NPP)


38. Nongkrem — Ardent Miller Basaiawmoit (VPP)


39. Nongpoh — Mayralborn Syiem (UDP)


40. Nongthymmai — Charles Pyngrope (TMC)


41. Pynursla — Prestone Tynsong (NPP)


42. Rambrai Jyrngam — Remington Gabil Momin (Independent)


43. Resubelpara — Timothy Shira (NPP)


44. Rongara Siju — Rakkam A. Sangma (NPP)


45. Shella — Balajied Kupar Synrem (UDP)


46. Sohra — Gavin Miguel Mylliem (PDF)

02/03/2023 16:25:41

So Far NPP Bags 16 Assembly Seats, Cong 9, BJP 0

NPP has secured 16 assembly seats, leading in 9, while Congress has four and leads in one. Meanwhile, the BJP has won 0 seats and leads in 3.

02/03/2023 16:23:45

CM Sangma's Brother Loses Dadenggre Seat

NPP's James Sangma loses the Dadenggre seat to TMC's Rupa M. Marak by just 18 votes. James has ministries that include home, law, power, consumer affairs, and district council affairs. He is the brother of Chief Minister Conrad Sangma.

02/03/2023 15:49:14

Former Meghalaya CM's Daughter Miani D Shira Wins Ampati Seat

Former Meghalaya CM and TMC leader Mukul Sangma's daughter Miani D Shira wins Ampati seat.

02/03/2023 15:25:28

Winners List So Far

Nartiang — Sniawbhalang Dhar (NPP)

Raliang — Coming One Ymbon (NPP)

Rangsakona — Subir Marak (NPP)

Jowai — Wailadmiki Shylla (NPP)

Mowkaiaw — Nujorki Sungoh (UDP)

Gambegre — Saleng A. Sangma (Congress)

Mairang — Metbah Lyngdoh (UDP)

Rajabala — Mizanur Rahman Kazi (TMC)

Rongara Siju — Rakkam A Sangma (NPP)

Mawthadraishan — Shakliar Warjri (HSPDP)

North Shillong — Adelbert Nongrum (VOTPP)

Rambrai Jyrngam — Remington Gabil Momin (Independent)

West Shilling — Paul Lyngdoh (UDP)

Amlarem — Lahkmen Rymbui (UDP)

Baghmara — Kartush R. Marak (Independent)

Chokpot — Sengchim N. Sangma (NPP) 

Kharkutta — Rupert Momin (NPP)

Khliehriat — Kyrmen Shylla (UDP)

Mawhati — Charles Marngar (Congress)

Mawphlang — Matthew Beyondstar Kurbah (UDP)

Mawshynrut — Methodius Dkhar (Hill State People's Democratic Party)

Mawsynram — Olan Singh Suin (UDP)

Nongstoin — Gabriel Wahlang (Congress)

Salmanpara — Ian Botham K. Sangma (NPP)

Umsning — Dr. Celestine Lyngdoh (Congress)

02/03/2023 15:03:46

NPP Supporters Welcome CM Sangma And Dance As Party Leads In 20 Seats

02/03/2023 14:22:40

Winners List So Far

NPP's Wailadmiki Shylla Wins Jowai against Congress

United Democratic Party's Metbah Lyngdog wins from Mairang against Congress

Hill State People’s Democratic Party's Shakliar Warjri wins Mawthadraishan against UDP

United Democratic Party's Nujorki Sungoh wins Mowkaiaw against NPP

Voice of the People Party's Adelbert Nongrum wins North Shillong against BJP 

TMC's Mizanur Rahman Kazi wins Rajabala against NPP

Independent candidate Remington Gabil Momim wins Rambrai Jyrngam against Hill State People’s Democratic Party 

NPP's Rakkam A Sangmawins Rangara Siju against Congress

UDP's Paul Lyngdohwins West Shilling against Congress

02/03/2023 14:01:57

Next Steps To Be Decided After Final Results, Says CM Sangma As NPP Maintains Good Lead

"We'd like to thank the people of the state for having voted for us. We are short on a few numbers, so we'll wait for the final results to come out. We will see what next steps are to be taken based on the final results," says Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma as his party NPP maintains good lead in the Meghalaya election.

02/03/2023 13:45:53

NPP Wins 2 Seats, Leads in 26

The ruling National People's Party (NPP) in Meghalaya won two seats and was leading in 26. NPP candidates Coming One Ymbon and Sniawbhalang Dhar won from Raliang and Nartiang seats respectively by margins of 5,337 and 2,123 votes.

02/03/2023 12:01:57

NPP's Sniawbhalang Dhar Wins Nartiang Seat by 2,123 Votes

NPP's Sniawbhalang Dhar has won the Nartiang seat by 2,123 votes, defeating Congress candidate Emlang Laloo.

 

02/03/2023 11:45:22

TMC's Mukul Sangma leading from Songsak

TMC's Mukul Sangma is leading from the Songsak seat as NPP leads in Meghalaya.

02/03/2023 11:37:32

NPP Inches Towards Majority Mark After Initial Fight From TMC

The Conrad Sangma led-NPP is inching closer to the majority mark in Meghalaya at 24 seats after initial competition from the TMC. The BJP and Congress is trailing as the counting get closer to the third hour.

02/03/2023 09:12:24

TMC Overtakes NPP With 20 Seats. BJP, Congress Trail In Early Trends

In a twist hinting at a hung assembly, the TMC has taken a lead over the NPP with 20 seats in Meghalaya. While the BJP and the Congress are trailing.

02/03/2023 09:02:40

NPP Leads On 24 Seats, TMC, BJP On 12. Congress Trails In Early Trends

One hour into counting, the NPP is leading on 24 Seats while the TMC and the BJP are leading on 12 each, the Congress is trailing in 10 seats, as per early trends.

02/03/2023 08:12:46

NPP Ahead In 5 Seats In Early Trends, BJP Opens Account With 2 Seats

The Conrad Sangma-led NPP is ahead in five seats in Meghalaya as per early trends, the BJP has also opened Account with two seats.

02/03/2023 08:03:07

Counting Of Votes Begins Amid Fears Of Hung Assembly

Counting of votes has begun for the Meghalaya Assembly Elections amid tight security as NPP exudes confidence in victory as the BJP also looks to come back to power.

02/03/2023 07:24:34

Visuals From Counting Centre At Extension Training Centre In Tura

he counting of votes for the Meghalaya Assembly elections will begin at 8 am. Visuals from counting centre at Extension Training Centre in Tura.

02/03/2023 07:09:17

Counting To Begin At 8 AM, Conrad Sangma Confident Of NPP Win

The counting for the Meghalaya Assembly Election 2023 will begin at 8 am amid fears of a hung assembly even as Chief Minister and NPP leader Conrad Sangma Exudes confidence of absolute victory of his party.