1969 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election

1969 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election
6 February 1969
All 40 seats in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly
21 seats needed for a majority
Registered176,931
Turnout78.37%
  Majority party Minority party
 
NNO
UDF
Leader Hokishe Sema
Party NNO UDF
Leader's seat Impur
Seats won 22 10
Seat change New New
Popular vote 38.66% 21.76%
CM before election

T. N. Angami

 Elected CM

Hokishe Sema
NNO

Elections to the Nagaland Legislative Assembly were held in February 1969 to elect members of the 40 constituencies in Nagaland, India. Nagaland Nationalist Organisation won a majority of the seats and Hokishe Sema was appointed as the Chief Minister of Nagaland.

Nagaland was converted to a state by the State of Nagaland Act, 1962[1] and the first elections were called for in 1964. The five-year term for that assembly came to an end in January 1969.

Result

PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Nagaland Nationalist Organisation53,50738.6622New
United Front of Nagaland30,10921.7610New
Independents54,78339.588Decrease32
Total138,399100.00400
Valid votes138,39999.81
Invalid/blank votes2590.19
Total votes138,658100.00
Registered voters/turnout176,93178.37
Source: ECI[2]

Results by constituency

  • Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency
Assembly Constituency Turnout Winner Runner Up Margin
#k Names % Candidate Party Votes % Candidate Party Votes %
1 Dimapur III 57.31% Gobinda Ch. Paira NNO 2,672 58.89% A. Kevichüsa UDF 1,864 41.08% 808
2 Dimapur III 70.11% Debalal Mech NNO 3,186 81.86% A. Kevichüsa UDF 706 18.14% 2,480
3 Ghaspani II 69.28% Langkam Kuki NNO 1,691 41.63% Vikhalte Independent 923 22.72% 768
4 Tening 79.44% N. Azu Mewmai Independent 992 32.62% Kaikholal UDF 643 21.14% 349
5 Peren 79.04% T. Haralu UDF 1,103 36.25% Kielu Independent 810 26.62% 293
6 Western Angami 68.24% T. N. Angami NNO 1,933 67.40% Ravole U UDF 935 32.60% 998
7 Kohima Town 55.54% John Bosco Jasokie NNO 2,253 65.32% Khyomo Lotha Independent 769 22.30% 1,484
8 Northern Angami I 72.48% Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu UDF 1,738 56.69% Mezhuvilie NNO 724 23.61% 1,014
9 Northern Angami II 79.52% K. V. Keditsu NNO 1,115 29.51% Lho-Usao Independent 881 23.31% 234
10 Tseminyü 85.83% Riga Thong NNO 2,217 53.19% Vivekha UDF 1,951 46.81% 266
11 Pughoboto 78.71% Hosheto Sema Independent 1,724 41.13% Kiyelho Sema NNO 1,400 33.40% 324
12 Southern Angami I 83.08% Vitsonie UDF 1,610 53.94% Kehozhol Khieya NNO 854 28.61% 756
13 Southern Angami II 80.71% Hosal Kin NNO 1,575 51.64% Niza UDF 1,475 48.36% 100
14 Pfütsero 79.56% Weprenyi Kapfo Independent 1,489 48.05% Wezulhi Krome NNO 1,002 32.33% 487
15 Chozuba I 94.18% Vamuzo UDF 1,575 63.15% Pudenu Demo NNO 919 36.85% 656
16 Chozuba II 80.64% Punuhu Independent 860 24.20% Zhovepra Rosetso Independent 842 23.69% 18
17 Phek 80.20% Yevehu Lohe Independent 911 22.22% Lhuthipru Independent 901 21.98% 10
18 Chizami 85.79% Wetezulo Naro Independent 1,022 36.57% Soyie Independent 618 22.11% 404
19 Meluri 86.04% Marhutho UDF 1,072 35.06% Moses Independent 808 26.42% 264
20 Tuli 99.41% Merachiba NNO 1,409 49.30% Lakato UDF 1,146 40.10% 263
21 Arkakong 83.31% R. C. Chiten Jamir NNO 1,267 31.66% Noklen Jamir UDF 1,225 30.61% 42
22 Yisemyong 80.21% Sentichuba UDF 1,342 40.00% Kariba Independent 1,262 37.62% 80
23 Mongoya 90.70% Takomeren UDF 984 36.81% Imtimeren NNO 961 35.95% 23
24 Mokokchung Town 55.09% Assamwati NNO 1,492 55.65% Kilensuwa Independent 751 28.01% 741
25 Aonglenden 89.37% Bendangangshi UDF 1,003 26.63% Kilangmeren Independent 995 26.42% 8
26 Koridang 82.11% Tajen Ao UDF 1,084 34.74% Subongmeren Independent 766 24.55% 318
27 Impur 88.74% Koramoa Jamir NNO 2,231 51.82% Shilokaba Independent 2,069 48.06% 162
28 Jangpetkong 75.65% I. Arienba Independent 1,513 40.85% Imchalemba Ao NNO 1,423 38.42% 90
29 Alongtaki 84.00% Zulutemba Jamit NNO 1,185 33.59% Yimsentsulak Independent 856 24.26% 329
30 Akuluto 82.68% Hokishe Sema NNO 1,647 47.08% I. Khehoto Sema Independent 1,059 30.27% 588
31 Atoizu 80.85% Kiyekhu Shikhu NNO 1,666 36.64% Rev. Ilhoshe Khala UDF 1,210 26.61% 456
32 Suruhoto 72.93% Nihovi Sema NNO 1,881 49.99% A. I. Pukhahe Sema Independent 1,318 35.03% 563
33 Aghunato 74.08% Iheze Sema NNO 2,544 69.66% K. Hukato Yepdihomi Independent 876 23.99% 1,668
34 Zünheboto 79.94% Tokheho Sema Independent 2,151 47.03% C. Zhenito Sema Independent 1,379 30.15% 772
35 Satakha 74.03% Yeshito NNO 1,650 41.81% Avito Kibami Independent 1,576 39.94% 74
36 Tyüi 95.70% T. A. Ngullie NNO 1,853 53.74% Santsurhomo Ezung Independent 1,595 46.26% 258
37 Wokha 86.21% N. L. Odyuo NNO 1,517 41.83% Wopansao Independent 1,485 40.94% 32
38 Moilan Wozhuro 86.59% Nsemo Ovung UDF 1,175 51.83% M. Wopemo Lotha Independent 438 19.32% 737
39 Sanis 87.21% Mhondamo Kithan NNO 1,199 41.26% T. Nchibemo Ngullie UDF 1,147 39.47% 52
40 Bhandari 86.54% Tsenlamo Kikon NNO 2,015 62.83% R. L. Kinghen Independent 1,185 36.95% 830

See also

References

  1. ^ "State of Nagaland Act, 1962" (PDF). 4 September 1962. Retrieved 22 July 2021.
  2. ^ "Statistical Report on General Election, 1969 to the Legislative Assembly of Nagaland". Election Commission of India. Retrieved 15 August 2021.
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