2025 Sri Lankan local elections

2025 Sri Lankan local elections
6 May 2025
Registered17,156,338
Turnout61.88% (Decrease 18.06 pp)
  First party Second party Third party
 
Leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake Sajith Premadasa Mahinda Rajapaksa
Party NPP SJB SLPP
Last election 5.75%,
0 councils[a]		 DNC[b] 40.47%,
231 councils
Seats before 434 DNC 3,436
Seats won 3,927 1,767 742
Seat change Increase 3,493 Increase 1,767 Decrease 2,694
Popular vote 4,503,930 2,258,480 954,517
Percentage 43.26% 21.69% 9.17%
Swing Increase 37.51 pp Increase 21.69 pp Decrease 31.30 pp
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
ITAK
Leader Ranil Wickremesinghe S. Shritharan Anura Priyadarshana Yapa
Party UNP ITAK PA
Last election 29.42%,
34 councils[c]		 2.73%,
41 councils[d]		 12.10%,
9 councils[e]
Seats before 2,433 417 1,048
Seats won 381 377 300
Seat change Decrease 2,052 Decrease 40 Decrease 748
Popular vote 488,406 307,657 387,098
Percentage 4.69% 2.96% 3.72%
Swing Decrease 24.73 pp Increase 0.23 pp Decrease 8.38 pp

Local elections were held in Sri Lanka on 6 May 2025[1][2][3][4] According to the Election Commission of Sri Lanka, of the 17,296,330 registered voters nationwide, 17,156,338 were eligible to vote in this election. Voters elected 8,793 members for a four-year term to 339 of the 341 local authorities in the country, comprising 28 municipal councils, 36 urban councils, and 275 pradeshiya sabhas.[5][6][7][8]

The ruling National People's Power (NPP) emerged as the largest party, winning 3,927 council seats and securing 43.26% of the vote, a notable decline from their result in the parliamentary elections the previous year.[9][10] Voter turnout was relatively low, recorded at 61.88%,[11] compared to 79.46% in the recent presidential election and 68.93% in the parliamentary election.

Background

Sri Lanka's last local government elections in 2018 resulted in the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) securing a majority with 40% of the vote.[12][13][14]

Gotabaya Rajapaksa, contesting under the SLPP, subsequently won the 2019 Sri Lankan presidential election, while Mahinda Rajapaksa led the SLPP to victory in the 2020 Sri Lankan parliamentary election.[15][16]

During their tenure, the SLPP government, faced numerous challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic and a severe economic crisis. These issues culminated in widespread protests and the 2022 Sri Lankan political crisis.[17]

As a result, Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled the country and resigned as president, while Mahinda Rajapaksa also stepped down as prime minister.[18][19] Ranil Wickremesinghe was first appointed prime minister and later became acting president following Gotabaya Rajapaksa's resignation. On 20 July 2022, Wickremesinghe was elected by parliament as the 9th President of Sri Lanka, tasked with completing the remainder of Rajapaksa's term.[20]

In the 2024 Sri Lankan presidential election held on 21 September 2024, Anura Kumara Dissanayake of the National People's Power (NPP) defeated Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa and incumbent President Ranil Wickremesinghe to become the 10th President of Sri Lanka. In the subsequent 2024 Sri Lankan parliamentary election, the NPP emerged as the largest party, winning a supermajority with 159 elected members and 61.56% of the votes. The NPP subsequently formed the government of Sri Lanka.[21][22]

Postponing of polls

The term of office for 340 out of 341 local government authorities expired at midnight on 19 March 2023. Elections, originally scheduled for 2022, were indefinitely postponed by President Rajapaksa due to the economic crisis, extending the term by one year.[23][24]

The Election Commission set 9 March 2023 as the new election date, with the SLPP being the first to submit deposits.[25][26]

On 14 February 2023, postal voting was delayed when the government printer refused to supply ballots without payment, raising concerns about further postponements. By late February, doubts over the election's feasibility grew amid funding disputes. President Wickremesinghe argued elections should not be held during the crisis due to financial constraints. On 24 February, the Election Commission officially postponed the elections again, initially rescheduling them for 25 April.[27][28][29][30][31]

Opposition parties, including the Samagi Jana Balawegaya, criticised Wickremesinghe's position. Sajith Premadasa noted that the UNP had submitted nominations despite no confirmed election date.[32]

Court ruling and subsequent proceedings

On 22 August 2024, the Supreme Court ruled that the election delay violated voters' rights and ordered the Election Commission to hold elections immediately.[33]

On 3 December 2024, the cabinet approved drafting the Local Authorities Elections (Special Provisions) Bill to annul the 2023 nominations for the postponed elections and call for new nominations. The bill was published in The Sri Lanka Gazette on 1 January and presented to Parliament on 9 January 2025.[34][35]

Nizam Kariapper and three other parties petitioned the Supreme Court, challenging the constitutionality of certain clauses.[36] Following hearings, the Court ruled that some clauses were inconsistent with the Constitution and required a special majority for enactment.[37][38][39][40] Despite this, on 17 February 2025, Parliament passed the bill by special majority without amendments. It was endorsed by the Speaker the same day, becoming the Local Authorities Elections (Special Provisions) Act No. 01 of 2025.[41][42][43]

A Gazette Extraordinary issued on 17 February 2025 stated that the term of 339 out of 341 local government authorities would commence on 2 June 2025. This includes 28 municipal councils, 36 urban councils and 275 pradeshiya sabhas.[5][44] The Kalmunai Municipal Council was excluded due to ongoing legal proceedings, while the Elpitiya Pradeshiya Sabha was excluded as its election had been held on 26 October 2024.[45][46]

On 3 March 2025, the Election Commission announced nominations for 336 local authorities would be accepted from 17 to 20 March 2025. The Kalmunai Municipal Council and the pradeshiya sabhas of Dehiattakandiya, Elpitiya, Mannar and Poonakari were excluded.[47][48][49][50] On 10 March, the Commission announced nominations for Dehiattakandiya, Mannar and Poonakari would be accepted from 24 to 27 March.[51][52][53]

On 20 March 2025, the Election Commission set the election date for 6 May 2025.[1][54][2] The elections for the three pradeshiya sabhas—Dehiattakandiya, Mannar and Poonakari—which finalised nominations on 27 March 2025, will also be also held on the same date.[55][56][57]

Timeline

Key events and dates
DateDayEventRef.
21 September 2024 Saturday 2024 Sri Lankan presidential election: Anura Kumara Dissanayake is elected as president. [21]
14 November 2024 Thursday 2024 Sri Lankan parliamentary election: The National People's Power emerged as the largest party, securing a supermajority with 159 elected members and 61.56% of the vote. [22]
17–20 March 2025 Monday to Thursday The nomination period for 336 local authorities (28 municipal councils, 36 urban councils and 272 pradeshiya sabhas). [47][48]
[49][50]
24–27 March 2025 Monday to Thursday The nomination period for Dehiattakandiya, Mannar and Poonakari Pradeshiya Sabhas. [45][51]
[52][53]
24, 25, 28 and 29 April 2025 Thursday, Friday, Monday and Tuesday Revised postal voting dates for pre-approved applicants. Originally scheduled for 22 to 24 April, with 28 and 29 allocated as supplementary dates. [58][59]
[60][61]
6 May 2025 Tuesday Election day. Polling commenced at 07:00 and concluded at 16:00. [1][54]
[2][56]
[57]
[3][62]
[4][63]
2 June 2025 Monday The commencement date of the new term for 339 local government authorities (28 municipal councils, 36 urban councils and 275 pradeshiya sabhas). [5][44]
[64]
[65][66]
The formation and activities of 161 out of 339 local councils commenced. This applies only to councils in which a political party or an independent group has secured a clear majority. [67][68]

Electoral system

As of the 2025 elections, there are 341 local councils, comprising 29 municipal councils, 36 urban councils and 276 pradeshiya sabhas. Local authority elections are conducted using a mixed-member proportional representation (MMPR) system, as outlined in the Local Authorities Election (Amendment) Acts No. 22 of 2012, No. 1 of 2016 and No. 16 of 2017.[69][70]

Under this system, 60% of seats are allocated through the first-past-the-post (FPTP) method, where the candidate with the most votes wins in a designated single or multi-member ward. The remaining 40% are distributed proportionally (PR) based on the votes received by each political party or independent group.[70] The first election conducted under this system was the 2018 Sri Lankan local elections.[71][72][73]

The Delimitation Commission has defined the number of wards for all local authorities, with the details published in Gazette Extraordinary No. 1928/26 of 21 August 2015 and No. 2006/44 of 17 February 2017.[74]

To allocate seats proportionally, the district returning officer first calculates the average votes per seat (X) by dividing the total valid votes by the total available seats. Each party's or independent group's seat entitlement (Y) is then determined by dividing its total valid votes by X. Finally, the number of seats won through first-past-the-post (FPTP) is subtracted from Y, determining the additional seats (Z) awarded under proportional representation.[72][73]

Under the mixed-member proportional representation (MMPR) system, a party's seats are allocated based on its share of the total vote. If entitled to ten seats but winning seven constituencies, it receives three list seats to meet its entitlement. However, if a party wins more constituencies than its entitlement, the extra seat is an overhang seat. Overhang seats arise from the winner-takes-all nature of electoral districts or the geographic distribution of party support, allowing a party to win many seats with relatively few votes.[75][73][64]

Election of local council leadership

The law governing elections to local councils stipulates that a political party or an independent group holding 50% or more of the total membership in a local authority is entitled to nominate two of its members as mayor and deputy mayor in municipal and urban councils, or as chairman and vice chairman in pradeshiya sabhas. In instances where no single party has achieved a majority, the leadership of the council must be elected by secret or public ballot on the first sitting day of the newly constituted local authority.[64][65][66]

Recent Sri Lankan election results

Election Results
National People's Power Samagi Jana Balawegaya New Democratic Front[f] Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi Others Turnout Map
Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes %
2024 presidential election[g] 5,634,915 42.31% 4,363,035 32.76% 2,299,767 17.27% 342,781 2.57% N/a N/a 407,473 3.06% 79.46%
2024 Elpitiya PS election 17,295 47.64% 7,924 21.83% N/a N/a 3,597 9.91% N/a N/a 7,489 20.62% 66.18% N/a
2024 parliamentary election 6,863,186 61.56% 1,968,716 17.66% 500,835 4.49% 350,429 3.14% 257,813 2.31% 1,207,027 10.22% 68.93%

Contesting parties

A list of recognised political parties was published in a Gazette Extraordinary on 3 March 2025 by the Election Commission.[76]

Contesting parties
Party name Symbol 2018 Sri Lankan local elections
Votes % Seats won Local authorities
won
Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna
40.74%
3,436 / 8,708
231 / 340
United National Party[c]
29.42%
2,433 / 8,708
34 / 340
People's Alliance[e]
12.10%
1,048 / 8,708
9 / 340
National People's Power[a]
5.75%
434 / 8,708
0 / 340
Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi[d]
2.73%
417 / 8,708
41 / 340
Samagi Jana Balawegaya[b]
N/aN/aN/a

Campaign

Campaign finances

On 27 March 2025, the Election Commission announced expenditure limits for each local authority under the Election Expenditure Act, No. 3 of 2023.[77] The minimum expenditure per voter is set at SL Rs. 74, while the maximum is capped at Rs. 160. 50% of the funds will be allocated for candidates contesting at the electoral level. 30% for those at the local government institution level and 20% for candidates on the second list.[78][79]

Opinion polls

Date Polling firm NPP SJB UNP SLPP Others Lead Margin
of error		 Sample
size
4 May 2025 Numbers.lk[80] 65% 11% 7% 5% 12% 54 ±5 1,256

Voting

Of the 17,296,330 registered voters nationwide, 17,156,338 were eligible to vote in this election, as elections for the Kalmunai Municipal Council and the Elpitiya Pradeshiya Sabha will not be held. Voting took place at 13,759 polling centres across the country, with 75,589 candidates representing 49 recognised political parties and 257 independent groups.[45][6][7][8]

Postal voting

Postal voting was originally scheduled to take place from 22 to 24 April 2025, with 28 and 29 April allocated for voters who were unable to cast their votes on the earlier dates.[58][59] However, on 17 April, the Election Commission rescheduled the postal voting to 24, 25, 28 and 29 April.[60][61] It is limited to pre-approved applicants, primarily government employees whose election duties prevent them from voting on election day.

Postal voting commenced on 24 April[81] and concluded on 29 April as scheduled.[82]

Election day

Voting commenced at 07:00 on 6 May 2025[3][62] and concluded at 16:00.[4][63]

Controversies and violence

On 21 March 2025, the Election Commission reported the rejection of over 400 nomination lists for failing to meet the criteria set out in election laws. Reasons include failure to achieve the mandated percentages for female and youth representation, as well as missing supporting documents for candidates.[83][84][85]

On 4 April 2025, the Court of Appeal ordered the acceptance of 37 previously rejected nomination lists, while the Supreme Court dismissed more than 50 petitions concerning the same issue.[86][87] On 10 April 2025, the Court of Appeal ordered the acceptance of a further 35 previously rejected nomination papers.[88]

On 7 April 2025, the Court of Appeal issued a stay order halting any further action related to the conduct of elections for several local government authorities, including the Colombo Municipal Council (CMC) and the pradeshiya sabhas of Harispaththuwa, Kuliyapitiya, Panwila, Pathadumbara and Udapalatha. The stay order was scheduled to remain in effect until 16 May, the date on which the Court had scheduled the hearing of the petitions.[89][90] However, on 11 April 2025, the Court of Appeal lifted the injunction and permitted the conduct of elections for 18 local authorities, including the CMC. The Court also issued an order to accept the previously rejected nomination papers for these local authorities.[91][92][93]

Assassination

On 22 April 2025, Dan Priyasad, a Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) candidate for the Kolonnawa Urban Council, was shot and killed by two individuals.[94][95][96]

Results

National

PartyVotes%Seats
Total+/-
National People's Power4,503,93043.263927+3493
Samagi Jana Balawegaya2,258,48021.691767New
Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna954,5179.17742-2694
United National Party488,4064.69381-2052
People's Alliance387,0983.72300-748
Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi307,6572.96377New
Sarvajana Balaya294,6812.83226New
Sri Lanka Muslim Congress139,8581.34116+43
Democratic Tamil National Alliance89,1770.86106New
Others987,0069.48851–
Total10,410,810100.0087930
Valid votes10,410,81098.07
Invalid/blank votes205,2771.93
Total votes10,616,087100.00
Registered voters/turnout17,156,33861.88
Source: Election Commission of Sri Lanka,[ER 1][ER 2] Ada Derana,[ER 3] Newswire[ER 4]

District

Districts won by NPP
Districts won by ITAK
District results for the 2025 Sri Lankan local elections
Prov. Dist. NPP SJB ITAK Others Total Turnout
Votes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsPolledRegistered
Electors		Seats
WESCOL476,18247.80%297195,38019.61%161–––324,66432.59%1751,016,6111,773,46058157.32%
GAM599,90654.48%402225,04320.44%141–––276,24525.08%1741,122,1061,896,30471759.17%
KAL269,37741.56%207151,80023.42%109–––226,93135.02%160660,6631,033,20647663.94%
CENKAN323,95744.58%307189,24626.04%166–––213,41129.38%181746,8331,202,55865462.10%
MAL117,56543.61%13964,91724.08%68–––87,10032.31%87276,015434,24629463.56%
NUW133,39135.59%131101,08526.97%82–––140,27737.44%113386,232610,11732663.30%
SOUGAL233,12945.85%222122,35323.01%97–––176,17031.14%138541,435856,35545763.23%
MTR203,40048.87%20793,54322.48%82–––119,26228.74%105424,993693,54939461.28%
HAM161,65548.55%14667,20720.18%55–––104,13131.27%83338,234526,59928464.23%
NORJAF56,61520.45%814,1031.48%488,44331.95%135127,63646.12%189281,744498,14040956.56%
KIL10,55217.65%122,6834.49%229,17348.80%3617,37729.06%2061,185102,3877059.76%
MAN14,13321.09%1913,92820.78%1811,05616.50%1827,89741.63%3767,73291,3739274.13%
VAV17,98422.24%2610,59613.10%1513,38516.55%1638,90048.11%4982,512129,29310663.81%
MUL9,53417.96%124,5838.63%720,08037.83%2618,88835.58%2454,09887,8006961.62%
EASBAT53,00218.62%4420,5057.20%2091,81832.25%85119,35141.93%104287,739455,52025363.17%
AMP92,57929.24%11441,85113.22%5122,3087.05%25159,89250.49%161320,160478,66935166.89%
TRI52,56924.34%6834,32815.89%3631,39414.53%3697,71945.24%90218,853319,39923068.52%
NWKUR414,94447.83%331225,39525.98%163–––227,12326.19%163880,1511,430,28665761.54%
PUT159,24242.31%14488,99123.65%72–––128,10734.04%106381,746668,52532257.10%
NCANU245,30750.12%212111,91022.86%86–––132,23927.02%98497,365750,10139666.31%
POL115,29653.84%9751,04023.83%40–––47,81922.33%38217,863354,11117561.52%
UVABAD188,26942.36%203107,89124.27%93–––148,32733.37%133458,890712,40142964.41%
MON120,05845.56%10871,89727.28%53–––71,55127.16%53268,915403,51921466.64%
SABRAT235,84142.12%210144,99025.89%109–––179,10231.99%134571,277932,85545361.24%
KEG199,44344.99%188113,21525.54%89–––130,62429.47%107452,735715,56538463.27%
Total4,503,93043.26%3,9272,258,48021.69%1,767307,6572.96%3773,340,74332.09%2,72210,616,08717,156,3388,79361.88%

Political control of local councils

On 2 June 2025, the formation and activities of 161 out of 339 local councils commenced, as stipulated in Gazette Extraordinary No. 2402/02 dated 17 February 2025.[5] This applies only to councils in which a political party or an independent group has secured a clear majority.[67] In instances where no single party has achieved a majority, the leadership of the council must be elected by secret or public ballot on the first sitting day of the newly constituted local authority.[68]

Municipal councils

Municipal councils of Sri Lanka
Municipal councils of Sri Lanka
ProvinceDistrictMunicipal
council		Municipal
area		No. of
seats		Party with
most votes		Seat
distribution
WesternColomboColomboColombo117 National People's Power
  • NPP 48
  • SJB 29
  • UNP 13
  • SLPP 5
  • SLMC 4
  • Ind-3 3
  • Ind-5 2
  • UPA 2
  • SB 2
  • Ind-4 2
  • PA 1
  • NFF 1
  • URF 1
  • Ind-1 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • DNA 1
  • NPPT 1
Dehiwala-Mount LaviniaDehiwala-Mount Lavinia54 National People's Power
  • NPP 29
  • SJB 10
  • UNP 5
  • SLPP 4
  • SB 3
  • PA 2
  • Ind 1
KaduwelaKaduwela47 National People's Power
  • NPP 26
  • Ind 8
  • SJB 5
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
  • NFF 1
  • PA 1
MoratuwaMoratuwa52 National People's Power
  • NPP 26
  • SJB 11
  • SLPP 6
  • UNP 3
  • SB 2
  • PA 2
  • Ind 1
  • NFF 1
Sri Jayawardenepura KotteSri Jayawardenepura Kotte39 National People's Power
  • NPP 21
  • SJB 7
  • PA 3
  • SB 2
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 2
  • URF 1
  • UNA 1
GampahaGampahaGampaha28 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 4
  • PA 2
  • UNP 1
NegomboNegombo49 National People's Power
  • NPP 27
  • SJB 9
  • Ind-10 2
  • Ind-4 2
  • SLPP 1
  • Ind-5 1
  • SLMC 1
  • Ind-8 1
  • Ind-9 1
  • Ind-7 1
  • PA 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • Ind-1 1
KalutaraKalutaraKalutara31 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 8
  • SLMC 3
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 1
  • PA 1
  • NFF 1
  • Ind 1
  • SB 1
CentralKandyKandyKandy46 National People's Power
  • NPP 24
  • SJB 11
  • UNP 6
  • SB 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNA 1
  • Ind 1
MataleDambullaDambulla22 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • Ind 4
  • SLPP 3
  • SJB 2
MataleMatale22 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 6
  • CWC 2
  • SB 1
  • SLPP 1
  • UNA 1
  • UNP 1
Nuwara EliyaNuwara EliyaNuwara Eliya25 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 4
  • UNP 3
  • Ind 3
  • CWC 2
  • SLPP 1
SouthernGalleGalleGalle36 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 9
  • UNP 5
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 2
MataraMataraMatara30 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 4
  • Ind 3
  • SLPP 2
  • SLCP 2
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
HambantotaHambantotaHambantota21 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 7
  • PA 3
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
NorthernJaffnaJaffnaJaffna45 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 13
  • ACTC 12
  • NPP 10
  • EPDP 4
  • DTNA 4
  • UNP 1
  • SJB 1
VavuniyaVavuniyaVavuniya21 Democratic Tamil National Alliance
  • DTNA 4
  • NPP 4
  • SLLP 4
  • ITAK 3
  • SJB 2
  • ACTC 1
  • DNA 1
  • Ind-1 1
  • Ind-2 1
EasternBatticaloaBatticaloaBatticaloa34 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 16
  • NPP 9
  • Ind 4
  • TMVP 3
  • SJB 2
AmparaAkkaraipattuAkkaraipattu22 National Congress
  • NC 11
  • NPP 4
  • SLMC 3
  • ACMC 2
  • SJB 1
  • Ind 1
KalmunaiKalmunaiNo election due to ongoing legal proceedings
TrincomaleeTrincomaleeTrincomalee25 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 9
  • NPP 6
  • DTNA 4
  • SLMC 3
  • Ind-2 1
  • Ind-3 1
  • UNP 1
North WesternKurunegalaKurunegalaKurunegala22 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 5
  • SLMP 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNA 1
  • UNP 1
  • ACMC 1
  • PA 1
PuttalamPuttalamPuttalam19 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 4
  • SLMC 3
  • NFGG 3
  • UNP 1
  • Ind 1
North CentralAnuradhapuraAnuradhapuraAnuradhapura26 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 5
  • UNP 2
  • SLPP 1
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
  • Ind 1
PolonnaruwaPolonnaruwaPolonnaruwa10 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 2
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
UvaBadullaBadullaBadulla27 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 6
  • PA 3
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
BandarawelaBandarawela16 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • Ind-1 5
  • SJB 3
  • Ind-2 1
  • SLPP 1
SabaragamuwaRatnapuraRatnapuraRatnapura27 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 5
  • UNP 2
  • Ind 1
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
KegalleKegalleKegalle21 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
  • PSA 1

Urban councils

Urban councils of Sri Lanka
Urban councils of Sri Lanka
ProvinceDistrictUrban
council		Urban
area		No. of
seats		Party with
most votes		Seat
distribution
WesternColomboBoralesgamuwaBoralesgamuwa17 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 2
  • PA 1
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
  • Ind-1 1
  • UNP 1
KesbewaKesbewa34 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind-2 2
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
  • NFF 1
KolonnawaKolonnawa19 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 6
  • UNP 2
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
MaharagamaMaharagama43 National People's Power
  • NPP 24
  • SJB 6
  • Ind-1 3
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 2
  • Ind-4 2
  • UNP 1
  • Ind-3 1
  • Ind-2 1
SeethawakapuraAvissawella25 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 6
  • Ind-2 4
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
  • Ind-1 1
GampahaJa-ElaJa-Ela17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
  • PA 1
Katunayake–SeeduwaKatunayake–Seeduwa19 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
MinuwangodaMinuwangoda17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • SB 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
PeliyagodaPeliyagoda17 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 4
  • UNP 2
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
Wattala – MabolaWattala–Mabola16 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 6
  • UNP 4
KalutaraBeruwalaBeruwala16Independent Group
  • Ind 7
  • SJB 6
  • NPP 3
HoranaHorana13 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • Ind 2
  • SJB 2
  • UNP 2
  • SLPP 1
PanaduraPanadura18 National People's Power
  • SLPP 10
  • SJB 2
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • NLNP 1
  • NFF 1
  • SB 1
CentralKandyGampolaGampola29 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 11
  • NPP 10
  • UNP 4
  • PA 2
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
KadugannawaKadugannawa15 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 4
  • Ind-2 1
  • SLPP 1
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • Ind-1 1
NawalapitiyaNawalapitiya15 National People's Power
  • NPP 5
  • Ind-2 5
  • SJB 2
  • Ind-1 2
  • UNA 1
WattegamaWattegama16 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 4
  • PA 2
  • SB 1
  • SLPP 1
Nuwara EliyaHatton–DickoyaHatton–Dickoya15 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 5
  • CWC 2
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
Talawakelle–LindulaTalawakelle–Lindula12 Up-Country People's Front
  • UCPF 3
  • NPP 4
  • SJB 2
  • CWC 2
  • SLPP 1
  • [h]
SouthernGalleAmbalangodaAmbalangoda22 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
  • Ind 1
  • SB 1
HikkaduwaHikkaduwa19 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 2
  • NFF 1
  • UNP 1
MataraWeligamaWeligama19 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 3
  • Ind-1 3
  • Ind-2 2
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
HambantotaTangalleTangalle19 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
NorthernJaffnaChavakachcheriChavakachcheri 18 All Ceylon Tamil Congress
  • ACTC 6
  • ITAK 6
  • NPP 3
  • DTNA 2
  • EPDP 1
Point PedroPoint Pedro15 All Ceylon Tamil Congress
  • ACTC 5
  • ITAK 4
  • NPP 2
  • DTNA 2
  • Ind 1
  • EPDP 1
ValvettithuraiValvettithurai16 All Ceylon Tamil Congress
  • ACTC 7
  • ITAK 5
  • NPP 3
  • EPDP 1
MannarMannarMannar16 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 4
  • NPP 3
  • SJB 3
  • DTNA 2
  • TMK 2
  • SLLP 1
  • UNA 1
EasternBatticaloaEravurEravur17 Sri Lanka Muslim Congress
  • SLMC 7
  • UNP 4
  • TMVP 2
  • SJB 1
  • NPP 1
  • ITAK 1
  • DTNA 1
KattankudyKattankudy18 Sri Lanka Muslim Congress
  • SLMC 10
  • NPP 3
  • NFGG 2
  • Ind 1
  • SLLP 1
  • SJB 1
AmparaAmparaAmpara17 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 3
  • Ind 2
  • SLPP 1
  • PA 1
TrincomaleeTrincomaleeTrincomalee25 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 9
  • NPP 6
  • DTNA 4
  • SLMC 3
  • Ind-2 1
  • Ind-3 1
  • UNP 1
North WesternKurunegalaKuliyapitiyaKuliyapitiya16 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 5
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 1
  • PA 1
PuttalamChilawChilaw20 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • Ind 6
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 1
UvaBadullaHaputaleHaputale11Independent Group
  • Ind 5
  • NPP 4
  • SJB 2
SabaragamuwaRatnapuraBalangodaBalangoda16 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 2
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
EmbilipitiyaEmbilipitiya14 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1

Pradeshiya Sabhas

Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Western Province
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Western Province
DistrictPradeshiya SabhaNo. of
seats		Party with most votesSeat distribution
ColomboHomagama48 National People's Power
  • NPP 28
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 6
  • UNP 2
  • SB 2
  • PA 1
  • Ind 1
  • NFF 1
Kotikawatta–Mulleriyawa39 National People's Power
  • NPP 22
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
  • UPA 1
  • SLMC 1
  • Ind 1
Seethawaka47 National People's Power
  • NPP 23
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 7
  • Ind 3
  • SB 2
  • UNP 2
  • NFF 1
  • PA 1
GampahaAttanagalla53 National People's Power
  • NPP 30
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 5
  • PA 3
  • SB 3
  • UNA 2
  • UNP 2
Biyagama57 National People's Power
  • NPP 32
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 7
  • UNP 5
  • SB 2
  • SLMC 1
  • NFF 1
  • SLLP 1
Divulapitiya49 National People's Power
  • NPP 26
  • SJB 10
  • SLPP 9
  • UNP 3
  • SB 1
Dompe43 National People's Power
  • NPP 25
  • SJB 10
  • SLPP 7
  • PA 1
Gampaha36 National People's Power
  • NPP 22
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 4
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
  • NFF 1
Ja-Ela43 National People's Power
  • NPP 27
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 4
  • PA 2
  • SB 2
Katana41 National People's Power
  • NPP 22
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 5
  • PA 2
  • Ind 2
  • SB 2
  • UNP 1
Kelaniya43 National People's Power
  • NPP 24
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 5
  • SB 4
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
Mahara55 National People's Power
  • NPP 33
  • SJB 10
  • PA 5
  • SB 4
  • UNP 3
Mirigama52 National People's Power
  • NPP 29
  • SJB 11
  • SLPP 4
  • NPPT 3
  • UNP 2
  • PA 2
  • SB 1
Minuwangoda46 National People's Power
  • NPP 27
  • SJB 10
  • SLPP 6
  • PA 2
  • SB 1
Wattala36 National People's Power
  • NPP 19
  • SJB 11
  • SB 2
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
KalutaraAgalawatta20 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 6
  • NPP 6
  • Ind 3
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Bandaragama34 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 7
  • PA 4
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • NFF 1
  • ACMC 1
Beruwala43 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • SJB 10
  • SLPP 5
  • PA 3
  • UNP 3
  • NLNP 1
  • NFF 1
Bulathsinhala25 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 6
  • Ind 6
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
Dodangoda25 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 5
  • Ind 3
  • SB 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • NFF 1
Horana55 National People's Power
  • NPP 30
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 5
  • UNP 4
  • SB 4
  • Ind 3
Kalutara32 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 6
  • PA 4
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • NFF 1
  • NLNP 1
  • PSA 1
  • SB 1
Madurawela15 National People's Power
  • NPP 5
  • SJB 3
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 2
  • Ind 1
  • PA 1
Mathugama33 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 10
  • Ind 4
  • SLPP 3
  • NFF 1
  • UNP 1
  • PSA 1
Millaniya21 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 5
  • PA 3
  • SLPP 3
  • NPPT 1
Palindanuwara23 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 9
  • NPP 7
  • Ind 3
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Panadura46 National People's Power
  • NPP 22
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 6
  • UNP 3
  • SB 3
  • Ind 1
  • PA 1
  • ACMC 1
Walallawita26 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
  • PSA 1
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Central Province
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Central Province
DistrictPradeshiya SabhaNo. of
seats		Party with most votesSeat distribution
KandyAkurana30 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 13
  • NPP 10
  • Ind-2 2
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
  • SLMC 1
  • UNA 1
  • Ind-1 1
Ganga Ihala Korale24 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 5
  • Ind-1 3
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
  • Ind-2 1
Harispattuwa37 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • SJB 8
  • SB 3
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 1
  • URF 1
  • UNA 1
Kandy Four Gravets and
Gangawata Korale		23 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 2
  • SB 1
Kundasale44 National People's Power
  • NPP 24
  • SJB 9
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 2
  • Ind 2
  • PA 2
  • SB 2
Medadumbara33 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 8
  • SB 2
  • SLPP 2
  • UNA 2
  • UNP 1
  • DLF 1
  • PA 1
Minipe23 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind 1
  • UNA 1
  • SB 1
Panwila16 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 6
  • NPP 5
  • CWC 2
  • SLPP 1
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Pasbage Korale21 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 3
  • Ind-1 3
  • Ind-2 2
  • UNA 1
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
Pathadumbara31 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 4
  • SLMC 1
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
Pathahewaheta43 National People's Power
  • NPP 18
  • SJB 12
  • PA 3
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 2
  • UNA 1
  • CWC 1
Poojapitiya29 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 2
  • Ind 1
  • UNA 1
Thumpane32 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 2
  • UNA 2
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
Udadumbara16 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 6
  • NPP 6
  • SB 1
  • SLPP 1
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
Udapalatha46 National People's Power
  • NPP 18
  • SJB 11
  • PA 6
  • UNP 4
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 2
  • Ind 1
  • CWC 1
Udunuwara38 National People's Power
  • NPP 18
  • SJB 10
  • UNA 3
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 2
  • Ind 2
Yatinuwara46 National People's Power
  • NPP 23
  • SJB 9
  • Ind 4
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • PA 2
  • UNA 1
  • SB 1
  • URF 1
MataleAmbanganga Korale18 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 8
  • NPP 5
  • SLPP 2
  • CWC 1
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Dambulla27 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 3
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Galewela29 National People's Power
  • NPP 14
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 3
  • SB 1
  • Ind 1
Laggala–Pallegama16 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 6
  • NPP 6
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 1
Matale34 National People's Power
  • NPP 18
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • NFF 1
  • CWC 1
  • SB 1
Naula18 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
  • URF 1
Pallepola17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Rattota27 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 5
  • UNP 4
  • SLPP 2
  • CWC 2
  • SB 1
  • DPF 1
  • PSA 1
Ukuwela27 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 7
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
  • PSA 1
  • UNA 1
Wilgamuwa19 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Yatawatta18 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Nuwara EliyaAgarapathana15 National People's Power
  • NPP 4
  • CWC 4
  • SJB 4
  • ERDF 1
  • DNF 1
  • UNP 1
Ambagamuwa21 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 6
  • CWC 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • Ind 1
  • SB 1
  • ERDF 1
Hanguranketha42 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 4
  • UNP 3
  • CWC 2
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
  • WNF 1
  • Ind 1
Kotagala16 Ceylon Workers' Congress
  • CWC 5
  • NPP 5
  • SJB 4
  • DNA 1
  • ERDF 1
Kothmale55 National People's Power
  • NPP 22
  • SJB 17
  • CWC 8
  • SLPP 4
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
Maskeliya17 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 6
  • Ind 2
  • UNP 2
Norwood20 Ceylon Workers' Congress
  • CWC 6
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 5
  • UNP 1
  • DNA 1
  • Ind 1
Nuwara Eliya24 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • CWC 6
  • SJB 5
  • Ind 2
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
  • DNA 1
  • PSA 1
Walapane64 National People's Power
  • NPP 30
  • SJB 15
  • SLPP 7
  • UNP 5
  • PA 4
  • SB 3
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Southern Province
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Southern Province
DistrictPradeshiya SabhaNo. of
seats		Party with most votesSeat distribution
GalleAkmeemana29 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind-2 2
  • UNP 1
  • Ind-3 1
  • SB 1
Ambalangoda22 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind 2
  • UNP 1
Baddegama35 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 4
  • UNP 2
  • SB 2
  • Ind 1
  • PSA 1
  • SLCP 1
Balapitiya34 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SLPP 6
  • SJB 5
  • UNP 4
  • SLCP 2
  • PA 1
Benthota23 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 5
  • Ind-2 2
  • Ind-1 2
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
Bope-Poddala21 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • Ind 1
Elpitiya30 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 2
  • Ind 2
  • PUFA 1
  • NPPa 1
  • [i]
Habaraduwa27 National People's Power
  • NPP 14
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 5
  • UNP 1
  • SP 1
Imaduwa18 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • SLCP 1
Karandeniya21 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
  • PSA 1
Nagoda26 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 5
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Neluwa16 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Niyagama18 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
Rajgama32 National People's Power
  • NPP 14
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 4
  • UNP 2
  • NLNP 2
  • SB 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • PA 1
  • Ind-1 1
Thawalama20 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 2
  • UNP 1
Welivitiya-Divithura15 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Yakkalamulla23 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • SB 1
MataraAkuressa23 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 4
  • SLCP 1
Athuraliya17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PPP 2
Devinuwara11 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 5
  • PA 2
  • SLPP 2
  • PPP1
Dickwella27 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 8
  • PA 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
Hakmana19 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SLPP 3
  • SJB 3
  • PPP 2
  • PA 1
Kamburupitiya16 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PPP 2
Kirinda-Puhulwella11 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 3
  • PPP 1
  • SLPP 1
Kotapola25 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 2
  • URF 1
Malimbada18 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
Matara29 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • SLCP 1
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
Mulatiyana23 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SLPP 5
  • SJB 4
  • SB 1
  • PPP 1
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
Pasgoda30 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 6
  • SB 1
Pitabeddara23 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 4
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 3
  • SLCP 1
Thihagoda17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 3
  • PPP 2
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
Weligama45 National People's Power
  • NPP 22
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 6
  • Ind 3
  • UNP 2
  • SB 2
  • PA 1
HambantotaAmbalantota31 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 5
  • PA 3
  • UNP 1
Angunakolapelessa20 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 2
  • SB 1
Beliatta29 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SLPP 7
  • SJB 4
  • PA 2
  • SB 1
Hambantota15 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
Katuwana33 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SLPP 6
  • SJB 5
  • PA 2
  • SB 2
  • UNP 1
  • URF 1
Lunugamvehera18 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Sooriyawewa11 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 2
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
Tangalle27 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 4
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Thissamaharama22 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
Weeraketiya38 National People's Power
  • NPP 19
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 6
  • PA 3
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
  • NFF 1
  • JSP 1
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Northern Province
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Northern Province
DistrictPradeshiya SabhaNo. of
seats		Party with most votesSeat distribution
JaffnaChavakachcheri28 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 8
  • ACTC 7
  • NPP 6
  • DTNA 5
  • TMK 1
  • EPDP 1
Delft13 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 6
  • EPDP 4
  • NPP 2
  • ACTC 1
Karainagar11Independent Group
  • Ind 2
  • NPP 2
  • TMK 2
  • ACTC 2
  • UNP 2
  • ITAK 1
Kayts13 Eelam People's Democratic Party
  • EPDP 4
  • ACTC 3
  • NPP 3
  • ITAK 2
  • DTNA 1
Nallur10 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 7
  • TMK 6
  • NPP 3
  • DTNA 3
  • EPDP 1
Point Pedro20 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 9
  • NPP 4
  • DTNA 4
  • Ind 2
  • EPDP 1
Vadamarachchi South West32 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 13
  • ACTC 7
  • NPP 6
  • DTNA 4
  • EPDP 2
Valikamam East36 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 11
  • NPP 9
  • ACTC 5
  • DTNA 5
  • Ind-1 2
  • TMK 2
  • EPDP 1
  • Ind-2 1
Valikamam North35 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 11
  • NPP 9
  • ACTC 6
  • DTNA 3
  • EPDP 3
  • SJB 2
  • TMK 1
Valikamam South31 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 13
  • DTNA 6
  • ACTC 6
  • NPP 5
  • EPDP 1
Valikamam South West28 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 8
  • NPP 6
  • DTNA 5
  • ACTC 4
  • TMK 2
  • EPDP 2
  • SJB 1
Valikamam West26 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 10
  • ACTC 6
  • NPP 4
  • DTNA 2
  • EPDP 2
  • UNP 1
  • Ind 1
Velanai22 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 8
  • NPP 4
  • EPDP 3
  • ACTC 2
  • Ind-1 1
  • TMK 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • UNP 1
  • Ind-3 1
KilinochchiKarachchi37 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 20
  • NPP 6
  • DTNA 4
  • ACTC 2
  • SJB 2
  • Ind 2
  • EPDP 1
Pachchilaipalli13 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 6
  • DTNA 3
  • NPP 3
  • ACTC 1
Poonakary20 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 10
  • DTNA 3
  • NPP 3
  • EPDP 1
  • Ind-1 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • ACTC 1
MannarMannar22 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 4
  • DTNA 4
  • NPP 3
  • ITAK 5
  • SLMC 2
  • SLLP 2
  • ACTC 1
  • Ind 1
  • [j]
Manthai West21 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 5
  • SJB 4
  • DTNA 4
  • NPP 4
  • SLLP 2
  • ACTC 1
  • SLMC 1
Musali16 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 5
  • SLLP 4
  • NPP 3
  • SLMC 2
  • Ind 1
  • DTNA 1
Nanaddan17 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • ITAK 4
  • SJB 2
  • Ind 2
  • DTNA 2
  • SLLP 1
VavuniyaVavuniya North23 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • ITAK 5
  • ACTC 4
  • DTNA 3
  • SLLP 2
  • SJB 2
  • SB 1
Vavuniya South Sinhala17 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 4
  • SB 1
  • SLLP 1
  • Ind 2
  • SLLP 1
  • UNP 1
Vavuniya South Tamil27 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • ITAK 5
  • DTNA 3
  • SJB 3
  • SLLP 2
  • DNA 2
  • ACTC 1
  • TMK 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • EPDP 1
  • SB 1
  • Ind-3 1
Venkalacheddikulam18 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 4
  • NPP 3
  • ITAK 3
  • DTNA 2
  • SLLP 2
  • DNA 2
  • SLMC 1
  • Ind 1
MullaitivuManthai East13 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 4
  • SJB 3
  • ACTC 2
  • NPP 2
  • DTNA 2
Maritime Pattu21 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 7
  • NPP 5
  • DTNA 4
  • SJB 2
  • Ind 1
  • SLLP 1
  • UNA 1
Puthukkudiyiruppu22 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 11
  • NPP 4
  • DTNA 2
  • Ind 2
  • ACTC 1
  • SJB 1
  • SLLP 1
Thunukkai13 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 4
  • ACTC 3
  • DTNA 2
  • SJB 1
  • NPP 1
  • Ind 1
  • SLLP 1
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Eastern Province
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Eastern Province
DistrictPradeshiya SabhaNo. of
seats		Party with most votesSeat distribution
BatticaloaEravur Pattu32 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 13
  • NPP 5
  • TMVP 4
  • UNP 2
  • SLMC 2
  • Ind-1 1
  • ACTC 1
  • DTNA 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • SJB 1
Koralaipattu26 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 10
  • NPP 4
  • TMVP 4
  • SLMC 4
  • SJB 3
  • DTNA 1
Koralaipattu North19 Tamil Makkal Viduthalai Pulikal
  • TMVP 7
  • ITAK 6
  • NPP 3
  • SLMC 2
  • SJB 1
Koralaipattu West19 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 8
  • SLMC 6
  • NPP 2
  • Ind 1
  • ITAK 1
  • UNP 1
Manmunai Pattu17 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 6
  • NPP 4
  • SJB 1
  • UNA 1
  • NFGG 1
  • DTNA 1
  • TMVP 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • Ind-3 1
Manmunai South and Eruvil Pattu20 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 8
  • NPP 6
  • TMVP 2
  • DTNA 1
  • SJB 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • Ind-1 1
Manmunai South West16 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 6
  • TMVP 6
  • Ind 3
  • NPP 1
Manmunai West19 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 10
  • TMVP 3
  • NPP 3
  • DTNA 1
  • ACTC 1
  • SJB 1
Porativu Pattu16 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 8
  • TMVP 5
  • NPP 3
AmparaAddalachchenai18 Sri Lanka Muslim Congress
  • SLMC 8
  • SCMC 4
  • NPP 3
  • NC 2
  • SJB 1
Akkaraipattu9 National Congress
  • NC 5
  • SLMC 1
  • NPP 1
  • Ind 1
  • ACMC 1
Alayadiwembu16 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 7
  • NPP 7
  • Ind 2
Damana18 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 2
Dehiattakandiya41 National People's Power
  • NPP 19
  • SJB 10
  • SLPP 5
  • SB 4
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
Irakkamam13 Sri Lanka Muslim Congress
  • SLMC 4
  • NPP 3
  • ACMC 2
  • Ind-2 1
  • PA 1
  • NC 1
  • Ind 1
Karaithivu11 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 4
  • NPP 3
  • SLMC 2
  • ACMC 1
  • Ind 1
Lahugala18 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 3
Mahaoya18 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 4
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 1
Namaloya16 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
Navithanveli13 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 5
  • Ind-4 2
  • Ind-1 2
  • Ind-3 1
  • SLMC 1
  • ACMC 1
  • NPP 1
Ninthavur13 All Ceylon Makkal Congress
  • ACMC 6
  • SLMC 4
  • NPP 2
  • SJB 1
Padiyathalawa20 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 2
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
Pothuvil20Independent Group
  • Ind-4 8
  • SLMC 5
  • ITAK 2
  • NPP 2
  • Ind-1 1
  • ACMC 1
  • PA 1
Samanthurai23 All Ceylon Makkal Congress
  • ACMC 9
  • SLMC 5
  • NPP 2
  • SJB 2
  • ITAK 1
  • NC 1
  • Ind-3 1
  • Ind-1 1
  • Ind-2 1
Thirukkovil16Independent Group
  • Ind-1 8
  • ITAK 6
  • NPP 1
  • Ind-2 1
Uhana29 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 5
  • UNP 1
TricomaleeGomarankadawala17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SLPP 3
  • SJB 3
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Kanthale21 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
  • SLMC 1
Kinniya14 All Ceylon Makkal Congress
  • ACMC 5
  • SJB 3
  • NPP 2
  • SLMC 2
  • NC 1
  • NFGG 1
Kuchchaveli17 Sri Lanka Muslim Congress
  • SLMC 5
  • ACMC 4
  • ITAK 4
  • SJB 2
  • NPP 1
  • Ind 1
Morawewa17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SLPP 3
  • SJB 3
  • ACMC 1
  • ITAK 1
Muttur22 Sri Lanka Muslim Congress
  • SLMC 4
  • ITAK 5
  • NPP 3
  • ACMC 3
  • SJB 2
  • DTNA 2
  • NC 1
  • NFGG 1
  • Ind 1
  • [k]
Padavi Sri Pura17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 2
  • SB 1
Seruvila16 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 3
  • ITAK 1
  • ACMC 1
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
  • SLMC 1
  • PSA 1
Thambalagamuwa16 National People's Power
  • NPP 3
  • SJB 3
  • SLMC 2
  • ACMC 2
  • ITAK 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • ACTC 1
  • PA 1
Tricomalee Town and Gravets20 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 6
  • NPP 4
  • DTNA 3
  • SJB 2
  • Ind-4 1
  • SLMC 1
  • Ind-5 1
  • Ind-1 1
  • ACMC 1
Verugal13 Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi
  • ITAK 8
  • NPP 3
  • SJB 2
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: North Western Province
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: North Western Province
DistrictPradeshiya SabhaNo. of
seats		Party with most votesSeat distribution
KurunegalaAlawwa26 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind 2
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
Bingiriya22 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 4
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Galgamuwa34 National People's Power
  • NPP 19
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 4
  • PA 2
  • UNP 2
Giribawa17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
Ibbagamuwa42 National People's Power
  • NPP 22
  • SJB 11
  • SLPP 4
  • Ind 2
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
  • PSA 1
Kobeigane17 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
Kuliyapitiya46 National People's Power
  • NPP 21
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 6
  • UNP 4
  • PA 2
  • ACMC 2
  • SLSP 1
  • SB 1
Kurunegala42 National People's Power
  • NPP 24
  • SJB 10
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind 3
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Mahawa37 National People's Power
  • NPP 19
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 3
  • FPF 2
  • UNP 2
  • Ind 1
  • SLMP 1
  • SB 1
Mawathagama26 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 4
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
Narammala23 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • ACMC 1
Nikaweratiya39 National People's Power
  • NPP 21
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 6
  • UNP 2
  • SB 1
Panduwasnuwara38 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 12
  • SLPP 4
  • Ind 2
  • UNP 1
  • ACMC 1
  • SB 1
Pannala42 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • SJB 11
  • SLPP 5
  • PA 4
  • UNP 2
Polgahawela41 National People's Power
  • NPP 23
  • SJB 10
  • SLPP 4
  • PA 2
  • Ind 1
  • SB 1
Polpithigama30 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • PA 2
  • SB 1
Ridigama39 National People's Power
  • NPP 21
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 3
  • ACMC 1
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
  • Ind 1
Udubaddawa19 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
Wariyapola39 National People's Power
  • NPP 21
  • SJB 11
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 3
  • SB 1
PuttalamAnamaduwa31 National People's Power
  • NPP 14
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 4
  • PA 3
  • SB 2
  • UNP 1
Arachchikattuwa22 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 2
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
Chilaw33 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 4
  • Ind 3
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Kalpitiya32 Samagi Jana Balawegaya
  • SJB 10
  • NPP 10
  • SLPP 3
  • SLMC 2
  • SB 2
  • PA 2
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
  • NFGG 1
Karuwalagaswewa21 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • PA 3
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
  • PSA 1
Nattandiya41 National People's Power
  • NPP 22
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 4
  • PA 4
  • UNP 1
  • UNA 1
Nawagattegama16 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
Puttalam25 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 4
  • ACMC 3
  • SLMC 3
  • Ind-1 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
  • NFGG 1
  • Ind-2 1
Wanathawilluwa18 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 4
  • SLMC 1
  • NFF 1
  • NFGG 1
Wennappuwa44 National People's Power
  • NPP 25
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 8
  • UNP 2
  • SB 1
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: North Central Province
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: North Central Province
DistrictPradeshiya SabhaNo. of
seats		Party with most votesSeat distribution
AnuradhapuraGalenbindunuwewa20 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Galnewa17 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
Horowpothana21 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 5
  • Ind 2
  • SLPP 1
  • ACMC 1
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Ipalogama16 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 5
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
Kahatagasdigiliya18 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Kebithigollewa18 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 1
  • Ind 1
Kekirawa32 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 2
  • UNP 2
  • Ind-1 1
  • SB 1
  • SLMC 1
  • Ind-2 1
  • NFF 1
  • UNA 1
Medawachchiya21 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 2
  • PA 1
Mihinthale18 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 1
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • Ind 1
  • SB 1
Nochchiyagama22 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
Nuwaragam Palatha Central28 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Nuwaragam Palatha East18 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
Padaviya17 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
Palagala17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
Rajanganaya16 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 3
  • PA 2
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
Rambewa20 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
  • UNA 1
Thalawa34 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • SJB 6
  • PA 3
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 2
  • SB 1
Thirappane17 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
PolonnaruwaDimbulagala23 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 6
  • PA 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
Elahera18 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 1
  • Ind 1
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
Hingurakgoda34 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 3
  • PSP 1
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • PSA 1
Lankapura24 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 5
  • Ind 4
  • SB 2
  • SLPP 1
Medirigiriya33 National People's Power
  • NPP 19
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 2
  • PA 1
Polonnaruwa16 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
  • PA 1
Welikanda17 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 2
  • UNP 1
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Uva Province
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Uva Province
DistrictPradeshiya SabhaNo. of
seats		Party with most votesSeat distribution
BadullaBadulla18 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 3
  • PA 2
  • Ind 1
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
Bandarawela18 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 3
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
  • CWC 1
  • TPA 1
Ella26 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 5
  • PA 4
  • TPA 1
  • CWC 1
  • UNP 1
  • SLPP 1
Haldummulla21 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 6
  • PA 2
  • TPA 2
  • SLPP 1
  • UNA 1
Hali-Ela46 National People's Power
  • NPP 23
  • SJB 7
  • PA 6
  • UNP 4
  • SLPP 3
  • CWC 2
  • UCPF 1
Haputale20 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 6
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
  • SLPP 1
  • TPA 1
Kandaketiya16 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 2
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Lunugala20 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 5
  • PA 3
  • UNP 3
  • TPA 2
  • SLPP 1
Mahiyanganya26 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 2
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
Meegahakiuvla19 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • PA 2
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Passara26 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 5
  • PA 4
  • SLPP 1
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
  • TPA 1
Rideemaliyadda18 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
Soranathota16 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 4
  • PA 2
  • SLPP 2
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Uva-Paranagama41 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 5
  • UNP 3
  • PA 3
  • SB 1
  • PSA 1
Welimada44 National People's Power
  • NPP 22
  • SJB 10
  • PA 3
  • SLPP 3
  • SLMC 2
  • UNP 2
  • UNA 1
  • SB 1
MonaragalaBadalkumbura20 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
Bibila18 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 4
  • PA 1
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Buttala18 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
Kataragama16 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • NFF 1
Madulla21 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Medagama17 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 4
  • PA 2
  • SLPP 1
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Monaragala20 National People's Power
  • NPP 11
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 2
  • SB 1
Siyambalanduwa24 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Thanamalvila34 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 4
  • PA 3
  • UNP 2
Wellawaya26 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Sabaragamuwa Province
Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka: Sabaragamuwa Province
DistrictPradeshiya SabhaNo. of
seats		Party with most votesSeat distribution
RatnapuraAyagama16 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 5
  • SLCP 3
  • SLPP 1
  • UNP 1
Balangoda37 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • SJB 11
  • SLPP 5
  • DPF 1
Eheliyagoda36 National People's Power
  • NPP 18
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 3
  • UNP 2
  • SLMP 2
  • SB 1
  • Ind 1
  • DLF 1
Embilipitiya32 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 2
  • UNP 2
  • NFF 1
  • DLF 1
Godakawela32 National People's Power
  • NPP 15
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 3
  • PA 2
  • UNP 2
  • SB 1
Imbulpe25 National People's Power
  • NPP 14
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind 2
  • UNP 1
Kahawatta16 National People's Power
  • NPP 6
  • SJB 4
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • DPF 1
  • PA 1
  • CWC 1
Kalawana19 National People's Power
  • NPP 10
  • SJB 3
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
  • NFF 1
Kolonna19 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Kuruwita46 National People's Power
  • NPP 20
  • UNP 10
  • SLPP 6
  • PA 3
  • Ind-1 2
  • Ind-2 2
  • UNP 2
  • DLF 1
Nivithigala24 National People's Power
  • NPP 9
  • SJB 7
  • SLPP 4
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
  • NFF 1
Pelmadulla37 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 11
  • SLPP 5
  • UNP 2
  • DPF 1
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
Ratnapura39 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 6
  • PA 3
  • UNP 2
  • DPF 2
  • NFF 1
Weligepola18 National People's Power
  • NPP 7
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 2
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
  • UNP 1
KegalleAranayaka30 National People's Power
  • NPP 13
  • SJB 8
  • SB 3
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 2
  • PA 1
  • PSA 1
Bulathkohupitiya19 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 5
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 2
  • PA 1
Dehiowita36 National People's Power
  • NPP 16
  • SLB 9
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind 2
  • PA 2
  • UNP 1
  • SLCP 1
  • NFF 1
  • DPF 1
Deraniyagala21 National People's Power
  • NPP 8
  • SJB 7
  • PA 2
  • SLPP 2
  • UNP 1
  • SB 1
Galigamuwa36 National People's Power
  • NPP 18
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 3
  • UNP 2
  • PA 2
  • SB 2
Kegalle34 National People's Power
  • NPP 19
  • SJB 6
  • SLPP 4
  • SB 1
  • PA 1
  • UNP 1
  • Ind 1
  • PSA 1
Mawanella42 National People's Power
  • NPP 19
  • SJB 11
  • PA 3
  • UNP 3
  • SLPP 3
  • SB 2
  • UNFF 1
Rambukkana38 National People's Power
  • NPP 21
  • SLPP 5
  • SJB 5
  • UNP 4
  • SB 2
  • Ind 1
Ruwanwella32 National People's Power
  • NPP 17
  • SJB 8
  • SLPP 3
  • Ind 1
  • UNP 1
  • PA 1
  • SB 1
Warakapola45 National People's Power
  • NPP 25
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 5
  • PA 3
  • UNP 2
  • SB 1
Yatiyanthota30 National People's Power
  • NPP 12
  • SJB 9
  • SLPP 3
  • DPF 2
  • UNP 1
  • Ind 1
  • PA 1
  • SB 1

Notes

  1. 1 2 Indicates the results achieved by the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna in the 2018 election.
  2. 1 2 The party was formed in 2020 and therefore did not contest the 2018 election.
  3. 1 2 Indicates the results achieved by the United National Front in the 2018 election.
  4. 1 2 Indicate the results achieved by the Tamil National Alliance in the 2018 election.
  5. 1 2 Indicates the results achieved by the United People's Freedom Alliance in the 2018 election.
  6. ↑ Ranil Wickremesinghe contested as an independent candidate in the 2024 presidential election. The NDF contested the 2024 parliamentary election as an alliance under the leadership of Wickremesinghe.
  7. ↑ Without preferences
  8. ↑ UCPF obtained 1,023 votes, winning one ward with a vote share of 32.26%. NPP received 866 votes, winning two wards with a vote share of 27.31%. According to the MMPR calculation, three seats were allocated to UCPF and four to NPP.
  9. ↑ 2024 Elpitiya Pradeshiya Sabha election was held on 26 October 2024.
  10. ↑ SJB obtained 3,520 votes, winning three wards with a vote share of 20.14%. DTNA received 3,400 votes, winning three wards with a vote share of 19.45%. ITAK received 2,577 votes, winning four wards with a vote share of 14.74%. According to the MMPR calculation, four seats each were allocated to SJB and DTNA. ITAK was allocated five seats.
  11. ↑ SLMC obtained 6,970 votes, winning three wards with a vote share of 19.9%. ITAK received 5,926 votes, winning five wards with a vote share of 16.92%. According to the MMPR calculation, four seats were allocated to SLMC and five to ITAK.
Election results
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  2. ↑ "Local Government Elections - 2025 Results". elections.gov.lk. 2025. Retrieved 20 May 2025.
  3. ↑ "Local Authorities Election 2025 Results - Sri Lanka". election.adaderana.lk. 6 May 2025. Retrieved 6 May 2025.
  4. ↑ "Sri Lanka Local Government Election Results 2025". election.newswire.lk. 7 May 2025. Retrieved 7 May 2025.

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