1995 Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election

1995 Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election
All 60 seats in the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly
31 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party
 
Gegong Apang.jpg
Janata Dal symbol.svg
Leader Gegong Apang
Party INC JD
Seats before 37 11
Seats won 43 3
Seat change Increase 6 Decrease 8
CM before election

Gegong Apang
INC

Elected CM

Gegong Apang
INC

The 5th Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election was held in 1995. [1] The Indian National Congress won the popular vote and a majority of seats and Gegong Apang was re-elected as Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh.[2]

Voting was staged at 1,728 polling stations. The average number of electors per polling station was 309.

Election Results

Party CONTESTED WON FD VOTES % SEATS
1 . BJP 15 0 11 14335 3.37% 11.45%
2 . INC 60 43 0 214543 50.50% 50.50%
3 . JD 34 3 8 73248 17.24% 29.65%
4 . JP 5 2 1 10743 2.53% 28.49%
INDEPENDENTS
5 . IND 59 12 19 111958 26.35% 39.11%
Grand Total : 173 60 39 424827

Results by constituency

  • 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 94.64% T. G. Rinpoche Independent 3,031 55.69% Jambey Wangdi INC 1,834 34.39% 1,197
2 Tawang 87.5% Thupten Tempa INC 3,024 51.79% Theg Tse Rinpoche Independent 2,815 48.21% 209
3 Mukto 90.37% Dorjee Khandu INC 3,532 74.4% Rinchen Dorjee JD 1,215 25.6% 2,317
4 Dirang 84.59% Tsering Gyurme INC 4,054 50.51% Lobsang Tsering Independent 2,791 34.77% 1,263
5 Kalaktang 79.49% Rinchin Khandu Khrimey INC 4,071 61.16% Nima Tsering Khrime BJP 2,585 38.84% 1,486
6 Thrizino-Buragaon 81.5% Naresh Glow Independent 2,493 42.04% Sinam Dususow INC 1,563 26.36% 930
7 Bomdila 77.54% Japu Deru INC 3,358 56.96% R. T. Khunjuju Independent 2,537 43.04% 821
8 Bameng 64.29% Medhi Dodum INC 4,525 73.18% Donglo Sonam JD 1,658 26.82% 2,867
9 Chayangtajo 78.32% Kameng Dolo INC 3,849 54.84% Tame Phassang JD 3,170 45.16% 679
10 Seppa East 76.49% Bida Tako JP 3,193 45.73% Atum Welly JD 2,062 29.53% 1,131
11 Seppa West 85.87% Hari Notung INC 1,620 36.15% Rachob Taba JD 1,326 29.59% 294
12 Pakke-Kessang 84.1% Dera Natung INC 2,838 56.34% Techi Hemu Independent 1,715 34.05% 1,123
13 Itanagar 63.53% Lichi Legi INC 11,740 52.27% Nabum Rebia JD 6,717 29.9% 5,023
14 Doimukh 79.61% T.C. Teli JD 4,814 55.02% Ngurang Tazap INC 3,936 44.98% 878
15 Sagalee 81.94% Nabam Tuki INC 4,579 62.73% Taba Haniya Independent 2,472 33.86% 2,107
16 Yachuli 79.37% Neelam Taram INC 5,933 79.03% Bida Taba Goyee JD 1,574 20.97% 4,359
17 Ziro–Hapoli 68.24% Tapi Batt JP 3,894 36.01% Kuru Hasang INC 3,681 34.04% 213
18 Palin 72.01% Takam Sanjoy JD 4,072 57.92% Dugi Tajik INC 2,805 39.9% 1,267
19 Nyapin 71.59% Tadar Taniang INC 3,062 41.05% Tatar Kipa JD 2,538 34.03% 524
20 Tali 63.23% Zara Tata INC 2,182 53.34% Rigio Tache Independent 1,752 42.83% 430
21 Koloriang 75.52% Kahfa Bengia Independent 3,286 50.22% Chera Talo INC 3,197 48.86% 89
22 Nacho 87.36% Tarik Rava INC 1,940 42.86% Tanga Byaling JD 1,624 35.88% 316
23 Taliha 82.37% Punji Mara Independent 1,677 40.33% Tara Payeng INC 1,031 24.8% 646
24 Daporijo 74.34% Daklo Nidak Independent 3,911 51.37% Tadak Dulom INC 3,702 48.63% 209
25 Raga 81.68% Talo Mugli INC 5,147 71.31% Lonku Tania JD 2,071 28.69% 3,076
26 Dumporijo 89.13% Takar Doni INC 3,405 56.31% Tadam Lida JD 2,642 43.69% 763
27 Liromoba 84.42% Lijum Ronya INC 3,566 63.38% Libi Yomgam Independent 1,995 35.46% 1,571
28 Likabali 81.03% Kardu Taipodia INC 3,774 66.16% Rima Taipodia Independent 1,820 31.91% 1,954
29 Basar 82.71% Tomo Riba Independent 5,138 52.72% Gojen Gadi INC 4,360 44.74% 778
30 Along West 88.77% Kento Ete INC 3,086 47.39% Kirge Eshi JD 2,110 32.4% 976
31 Along East 77.82% Doi Ado INC 2,815 37.33% Gumli Lollen Independent 2,462 32.65% 353
32 Rumgong 88.62% Dibang Tatak INC 2,901 46.34% Tamiyo Taga JD 2,709 43.27% 192
33 Mechuka 91.35% Pasang Wangchuk Sona INC 1,843 39.81% Tadik Chije JD 1,632 35.26% 211
34 Tuting–Yingkiong 85.26% Gegong Apang INC 6,189 80.3% Oteng Jongkey JD 1,518 19.7% 4,671
35 Pangin 88.74% Tahung Tatak INC 3,358 43.53% Tanyong Tatak BJP 2,337 30.29% 1,021
36 Nari-Koyu 86.92% Tako Dabi INC 1,947 49.86% Tanya Dabi Independent 1,726 44.2% 221
37 Pasighat West 88.33% Yadap Apang INC 4,165 51.39% Tatong Padung Independent 3,861 47.64% 304
38 Pasighat East 77.17% Tobar Jamoh INC 5,410 54.2% Ninong Ering Independent 3,907 39.14% 1,503
39 Mebo 85.54% Lombo Tayeng INC 2,772 48.08% Bakin Pertin JD 1,872 32.47% 900
40 Mariyang-Geku 86.18% Kabang Borang INC 3,684 49.44% J. K. Panggeng Independent 2,501 33.56% 1,183
41 Anini 82.34% Tade Tacho INC 1,274 42.13% Rajesh Tacho JD 1,215 40.18% 59
42 Dambuk 85.37% Roding Pertin Independent 3,513 51.81% Bidi Lego INC 3,267 48.19% 246
43 Roing 79.35% Mutchu Mithi INC 4,258 58.55% Akane Linggi Independent 2,421 33.29% 1,837
44 Tezu 80.59% Sobeng Tayang INC 4,694 55.13% Sotai Kri BJP 2,769 32.52% 1,925
45 Hayuliang 87.% Kalikho Pul INC 5,261 67.24% Khapriso Krong JD 2,563 32.76% 2,698
46 Chowkham 82.34% Chow Tewa Mein INC 3,793 47.56% Indrajit Namchoom JD 2,949 36.97% 844
47 Namsai 86.61% Chow Rajingda Namshum INC 6,791 52.84% Chow Pingthika Namchoom JD 6,061 47.16% 730
48 Lekang 91.88% Chowna Mein JD 5,913 60.12% Omem Moyong Deori INC 3,923 39.88% 1,990
49 Bordumsa-Diyun 87.62% C. C. Singpho INC 3,811 51.03% Singdu Nong Singpho Independent 2,544 34.07% 1,267
50 Miao 87.72% Samchom Ngemu INC 6,140 59.32% Kamlung Mossang Independent 4,210 40.68% 1,930
51 Nampong 81.94% Setong Sena Independent 4,054 61.% Komoli Mosang INC 2,592 39.% 1,462
52 Changlang South 89.74% Tengam Ngemu INC 1,774 55.94% Ngungtim Changmi Independent 1,397 44.06% 377
53 Changlang North 87.24% Thinghaap Taiju Independent 3,373 50.62% Wangnia Pongte INC 3,291 49.38% 82
54 Namsang 84.7% Wangcha Rajkumar Independent 3,842 60.56% Wangpha Lowang INC 2,502 39.44% 1,340
55 Khonsa East 82.81% T. L. Rajkumar INC 3,062 49.93% Kamthok Lowang Independent 3,033 49.45% 29
56 Khonsa West 89.68% Sijen Kongkang INC 3,506 59.% Wangdi Hakhun Independent 2,436 41.% 1,070
57 Borduria–Bagapani 87.37% Lowangcha Wanglat INC 3,653 71.53% Dinwang Lowang Independent 1,454 28.47% 2,199
58 Kanubari 91.65% Noksong Boham INC 2,351 40.64% Hejam Ponglaham Independent 1,858 32.12% 493
59 Longding–Pumao 90.06% Tingpong Wangham Independent 4,256 63.13% Langfu Lukham INC 2,486 36.87% 1,770
60 Pongchau-Wakka 90.58% Honchun Ngandam Independent 4,136 40.94% Anok Wangsa INC 3,908 38.68% 228

References

  1. ^ "Arunachal Pradesh Election results, 1995". Archived from the original on 2019-05-15.
  2. ^ "Apang returns to head Arunachal Govt for 21st year". PTI. 16 October 2004. Retrieved 23 February 2022.
  3. ^ "Statistical Report on General Election, 1995 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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