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1972 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election
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1972 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election India parliamentary no 1978 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election 1978 All 60 seats in the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly 31 9 March 1972 All Party Hill Leaders Conference 80 80 All Party Hill Leaders Conference 73,851 35.67 32 Indian National Congress (R) 80 80 Indian National Congress (R) 20,474 9.89 9 Chief Minister Chief Minister Office established Williamson A. Sangma All Party Hill Leaders Conference
The 1972 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election was held on 9 March 1972. These were Meghalaya's first Legislative Assembly elections, following the creation of the state on 21 January 1972. 59 men and one woman, Percylina Marak, were elected.Joshi Hargovind https://books.google.com/books?id=6Ug-LSwx5OsC Meghalaya: Past and Present 2004 Mittal Publications 978-81-7099-980-5 292 enhttps://www.thequint.com/voices/opinion/opinion-meghalaya-assembly-elections-northeast-few-women-politicians-bjp-cong ‘Matrilineal’ Meghalaya Goes to Polls With Only 32 Women in Fray Mukhim Patricia 15 February 2018 The Quint en 12 April 2020
Results
File:1972 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election.svgPartyVotes%SeatsAll Party Hill Leaders Conference (AHL)73,85135.6732 Indian National Congress (INC) 20,474 9.89 9Communist Party of India (CPI)1,1820.570Independents (IND) 111,506 53.86 19alpha a Total 207,013 100.00 60Source: Election Commission of Indiahttps://old.eci.gov.in/files/file/3669-meghalaya-1972/ Meghalaya 1972 Election Commission of India 6 March 2020
alpha aThe Hill State People's Democratic Party won 8 seats, but the party's representatives were recorded as independents in the official statistical report of the election.
Elected members
Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituencyeci.gov.in Election Commission of India Statistical Report on General Election, 1972 to the Legislative Assembly of Meghalaya http://eci.nic.in/eci_main/StatisticalReports/SE_1972/StatReport_MG_72.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20180324143519/http://eci.nic.in/eci_main/StatisticalReports/SE_1972/StatReport_MG_72.pdf 24 March 2018 15 February 2024 pdfAssembly ConstituencyTurnout WinnerRunner UpMargin #k Names% Candidate Party Votes% Candidate Party Votes%1Jowai73.3%B. B. ShallamAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,90749.14%Gordon D. PaeIndian National Congress1,74229.45%1,1652Nongtalang66.%Enowell PohshnaIndependent politician2,42638.1%Johndeng PohrmenAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,32836.56%983Rymbai73.97%Lewis BarehIndependent politician3,55556.6%Nihon KsihAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,72643.4%8294Sutnga71.72%Onward Leyswell NongtduIndependent politician2,41139.55%Beryl SutngaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,86230.54%5495Nartiang75.54%Edwingson BarehAll Party Hill Leaders Conference3,89050.76%Olbin LamareIndependent politician2,93738.32%9536Mynsoraliang75.25%Humphrey HademIndependent politician3,63653.18%Jerueyliwin GarodAll Party Hill Leaders Conference3,20146.82%4357Mawlai64.66%Stanlington David KhongwirIndependent politician2,83056.1%E. Bremly LyngdohAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,21543.9%6158Mawkhar59.93%Alexander WarjriAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,47433.11%Ajra KhongphaiIndependent politician1,27928.73%1959Jaiaw58.6%P. Ripple KyndiahAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,48950.7%GanoldmassarIndependent politician2,03141.37%45810Mawprem64.56%Maham SinghIndian National Congress3,20269.67%Jokendro LanongIndependent politician1,39430.33%1,80811Shillong Cantt72.93%Dhrubanath JoshiIndian National Congress1,26369.78%Dringson E. ShalamIndependent politician35319.5%91012Laban56.26%Parsvanath ChoudhuryIndian National Congress1,70841.39%Muriel Selma DunnIndependent politician1,18328.66%52513Malki66.77%Upstar KharbuliIndependent politician2,34658.04%Binoy LahiriCommunist Party of India71517.69%1,63114Laitumkhrah63.69%Peter G. MareaniangAll Party Hill Leaders Conference3,05967.9%Pranesh Chandra BiswasIndependent politician1,44632.1%1,61315Nongthymmai50.4%Brington Buhai LyngdohAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,26931.03%Goilas MarbaniangIndependent politician1,07026.16%19916Nongkhlaw39.24%Hoover HynniewtaIndependent politician1,07740.98%Snomick KalwingAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,04739.84%3017Nongpoh50.76%Dr. D. D. LapangIndependent politician1,16630.75%A. AlleyIndependent politician77220.36%39418Mawhati52.82%Martin Narayan MajawIndependent politician1,52134.4%S. R. MokshaIndependent politician87619.81%64519Sohryngkham56.97%G. NilliemncapIndependent politician1,41237.88%Dlein KharumnuidIndependent politician82122.02%59120Nongkrem54.22%Radhon S. LyngdohAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,91682.14%Resida SohtunIndependent politician53214.99%2,38421Dienglieng46.38%Beterson KharkongorAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,15340.54%Jungai KhongjohIndependent politician1,03336.32%12022Umroi54.72%Dlosingh LyngdohIndian National Congress90823.97%E. K. MawlongIndependent politician85822.65%5023Mylliem57.32%Jor Manik SyiemAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,92143.97%Francis SyiemIndependent politician1,42132.52%50024Sohiong61.84%Edward KurbahIndependent politician1,49633.73%S. Lonaik MarbaniangIndependent politician97321.94%52325Nongspung46.66%Winstone SyiemiongIndependent politician1,75159.6%Kwing Drolin ShangdiarAll Party Hill Leaders Conference48816.61%1,26326Mairang57.35%Fuller Lyngdoh MawnaiIndependent politician2,00958.22%Irad Manik SyiemAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,20734.98%80227Pariong64.82%Hopingstone LyngdohIndependent politician2,89070.82%Mak UhongniIndependent politician69517.03%2,19528Nongstoin60.73%Francis K. MawlotIndependent politician3,63082.71%Ledishon NongsiangAll Party Hill Leaders Conference75917.29%2,87129Mawthengkut53.62%Raisen MawsorIndependent politician2,24864.23%Maysalin WarAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,21634.74%1,03230Langrin50.6%Humdhrey NongrumAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,59748.59%Balkstar WanniangIndependent politician1,48045.03%11731Mawkyrwat59.33%Rowell LyngdohIndependent politician2,10763.62%Garland RoyalAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,02731.01%1,08032Mawsynram65.89%Kisto M Roy MarabaniangAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,73133.%Mestonnath KharchandyIndependent politician1,40726.83%32433Shella58.25%Stanely D D Nochols RoyAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,79857.97%Pros Erly Chandra ChyneIndependent politician1,51631.41%1,28234Sohra63.31%S. Phaindrojen SwerAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,21049.06%A Blingstodar DiengdohIndependent politician1,88041.73%33035Nongshken51.77%Darwin D PughAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,11051.05%Luisa Brosila LaminIndependent politician1,46335.4%64736Langkyrdem45.66%Galynstone LalooAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,39642.32%Herington MulliemIndependent politician1,28538.95%11137Mahendraganj69.72%Shamsul HoqueIndependent politician2,01244.35%Khelaram BarmanIndian National Congress1,43431.61%57838Dalu52.01%Nimosh SangmaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,85367.24%Lamberth K. SangmaIndependent politician90332.76%95039Dambuk Aga36.22%Brojendra SangmaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,87185.59%Vitus SangmaIndependent politician2189.97%1,65340Chokpot41.36%Jackman MarakAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,58371.08%Greendash R, MarakIndependent politician64428.92%93941Siju-Williamson SangmaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference Elected Unopposed42Rongrenggiri18.23%Choronsing SangmaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference97378.91%Metrona MarakIndependent politician19715.98%77643Rongjeng33.24%Pleander G. MominIndependent politician1,08574.06%Gornel MarakAll Party Hill Leaders Conference38025.94%70544Kharkutta29.93%Pretting Tone SangmaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference76053.98%Wetherson MoninIndependent politician28620.31%47445Songsak23.56%Elwin SangmaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference81974.93%Projengton MominIndependent politician17616.1%64346Resubelpara26.35%Salseng C. MarakAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,35481.81%Polycarp James MarakIndependent politician30118.19%1,05347Mendipathar48.63%Sibendra Narayan KochIndian National Congress1,08747.28%Josendra ChravaIndependent politician74632.45%34148Tikrikilla69.38%Monindra RavaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference2,80159.12%Nurali SlamIndependent politician1,93740.88%86449Phulbari69.17%AkramozzamanIndian National Congress2,07653.78%Majibhur RahmanIndependent politician1,78446.22%29250Rongchugiri27.12%Medison A. SangmaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference72953.52%Arthur MominIndependent politician33124.3%39851Bajengdoba34.22%Grohonsing MarakAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,53184.21%Broson MominIndependent politician28715.79%1,24452Dadenggre26.55%Reidson MominAll Party Hill Leaders Conference92865.58%Bronson W. MominIndependent politician48734.42%44153Rongram33.37%Percylina R. MarakAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,19753.77%Miriam D ShiraIndependent politician84237.83%35554Selsella46.97%William Cecil R MarakIndian National Congress2,55076.55%Rosendra HajongCommunist Party of India46714.02%2,08355Ampatigiri47.8%Jagabandhu BarmanIndian National Congress1,23037.51%Lakhindra HajongIndependent politician1,12434.28%10656Rangsakona47.36%Sanford MarakAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,53461.14%Jenden Ch. MarakIndependent politician97538.86%55957Tura44.25%Singjan SangmaIndian National Congress1,45151.34%Jangsan K. SangmaIndependent politician96934.29%48258Kherapara28.28%Plansing MarakAll Party Hill Leaders Conference1,25081.65%Janathon SangmaIndependent politician28118.35%96959Dalamgiri-Ira MarakAll Party Hill Leaders Conference Elected Unopposed60Salmanpara-Samarendra SangmaAll Party Hill Leaders Conference Elected Unopposed
Bypolls
YearConstituencyReason for by-pollWinning candidateParty1973MawthengkutRaison MawsorBye-Election to MeghalayaLegislative Assembly : May 1973 https://ceomeghalaya.nic.in/election-history/bye-election-to-meghalaya-legislative-assembly/1973-29-mawthengkut-bye-elections.pdf CEO Meghalaya Shillong 13 September 2017Independent (politician)
References
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