2015 Garo Hills Autonomous District Council election

2015 Garo Hills Autonomous District Council election
12 October 2015
29 out of 30 seats in the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council
15 seats needed for a majority
Turnout65%
  First party Second party Third party
 
Party NPP INC BJP
Seats won 10 7 1
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
Party GNC NCP UDP
Seats won 3 1 0
Chief Executive Member

Dipul Marak
NPP

Elections to the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC) were held on 12 October 2021. The NPP emerged as the largest party with 10 seats after the counting of the election results.[1][2]

Party Candidates

Constituency NPP[3] INC BJP GNC UDP NCP
1 Siju Albinush R Marak Alphonse A Sangma Pedindro M Sangma
2 Wagesik Sengnal N Sangma Freedarson N Sangma Plebirth M Sangma
3 Silkigre Nilath R Marak Jeswell Ch Marak Augustine R Marak
4 Rongrikimgre Pangrak Ch Marak Willy D Shira Wennison Ch Marak
5 Gasuapara Sengchim N Sangma Olendro R Marak Panseng Marak
6 Barengapara Nasser R. Marak Silgra Marak
7 Babelapara Mckensson Ch Marak Christilla Marak Mose Sangma Rightious Sangma
8 Amongpara Stiner R. Marak Minggen Ch Marak Jinbirth Marak Butther N Marak Bilsan N Momin
9 Tura H Jimmy M Momin Dulal Ch Sangma Tinash Ch Momin
10 Dengnakpara Learmildfor A Sangma Sadhiya Rani M Sangma Cryster Ch Marak
11 Boldamgre Larson N Sangma Stevie M Marak
12 Nogorpara Boston Marak Moppish R Marak
13 Zikzak Jogdish Ch Hajong Bhupender Hajong
14 Betasing Nripendra Koch Mahiran Hajong
15 Rochonpara Dipul R. Marak Malcolm M Sangma Minthu Sangma
16 Asanang Mibharsan P Sangma Ismail R Sangma Kredithson Ch Marak
17 Balachanda Carry Marak Monirul Islam Biplab A Marak
18 Batabari Roynath D. Sangma Septerwin R Sangma
19 Shyamnagar E S Estamur Momin Sader Hossain Iqbal Ch Marak Sorojith Ch Momin
20 Raksamgre Benedic R Marak Joyson R. Marak Rongban R Marak
21 Naguapara Dhormonath Ch Sangma Ranjit Rabha
22 Jengjal Grahambell A Sangma Purno K Sangma
23 Rongrong Sukharam K Sangma Thomson Balnash Marak
24 Bolsong Rakman Ch Marak Jogonsing Sangma Tengsil Momin
25 Damas Dolly K Sangma Jingje Shira
26 Kharkutta Edbirth D. Shira Smith Momin Anand M Marak
27 Samandagre Brilliant R Sangma Lahitson M Sangma Silman M Marak
28 Darugre Mettrinson G Momin Builthon Ch Sangma Henen R Sangma Marconi S Mankhin
29 Williamnagar Denang T Sangma Sengbath Marak Mahamsing M Sangma
Total 26 29 6 5 14 3

Results

By Party

Party Popular vote Seats
Vote % +/- Contested Won +/-
National People's Party(NPP) 26 10
Indian National Congress(INC) 29 7
Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) 6 1
United Democratic Party(UDP) 14 0
Garo National Council(GNC) 5 3
Nationalist Congress Party(NCP) 3 1
Independent(IND) 7
None of the above (NOTA) N/A
Total

By Constituency

No. Constituency Winner Party Margin
1 Siju Kenadik S Marak Independent 3475
2 Wagesik Sengnal N Sangma NPP 2291
3 Silkigre Augustine R Marak GNC 3296
4 Rongrikimgre Wenison Ch Marak GNC 2772
5 Gasuapara Devier M Sangma Independent 3745
6 Barengapara Kurosh R Marak Independent 3774
7 Babelapara Righteous N Sangma NCP 3308
8 Amongpara Jimbirth Marak GNC 2923
9 Tura Rupert M Sangma Independent 3126
10 Dengnakpara Sadhiarani M Sangma INC 6366
11 Boldamgre Stevie M Marak INC 6536
12 Nogorpara Boston Marak NPP 5523
13 Zikzak Bhupendra B Hajong BJP 9427
14 Betasing Nipendra Koch INC 6078
15 Rochonpara Dipul R Marak NPP 4858
16 Asanang Ismael R Marak INC 2995
17 Balachanda Sofiur Rahman Independent 8971
18 Batabari Mark Geora B Marak Independent 4724
19 Shyamnagar S G Esmatur Momin NPP 9483
20 Raksamgre Benedict R Marak NPP 7448
21 Naguapara Dhormonath Sangma INC 5054
22 Jengjal Libastone T Sangma Independent 4135
23 Rongrong Sukharam K Sangma NPP 7507
24 Bolsong Jogonsing D Sangma INC 3459
25 Damas Doly K Sangma NPP 9061
26 Kharkutta Smith M Momin INC 5531
27 Samandagre Brilliant R Sangma NPP 5680
28 Darugre Mettrinson G Momin NPP 5685
29 Williamnagar Denang T Sangma NPP 3503

References

  1. ↑ "NPP wins Garo Hills polls". The Times of India. 16 October 2015. Retrieved 15 April 2021.
  2. ↑ "Winners of the GHADC election". Shillong Times. 16 October 2015. Retrieved 15 April 2021.
  3. ↑ "List of Contesting Candidates" (PDF). 2015-09-28.
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