Election results
Manipur Vidhan Sabha election result 2022
Winners, parties and margins for all 60 seats, plus the party position — official Election Commission data.
Party position 2022
- BJP32
- NPP7
- JD(U)6
- INC5
- NPF5
- Kuki People’s Alliance2
- IND3
Vidhan Sabha 2022 — seat-wise results list
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- 1KhundrakpamThokchom Lokeshwar SinghINCMargin: 215 votes
- 2HeingangNongthombam Biren SinghBJPMargin: 18,271 votes
- 3KhuraiLeishangthem Susindro MeiteiBJPMargin: 2,237 votes
- 4KhetrigaoSheikh Noorul HassanNPPMargin: 742 votes
- 5ThongjuThongam Biswajit SinghBJPMargin: 6,689 votes
- 6KeiraoLourembam Rameshwor MeeteiBJPMargin: 8,209 votes
- 7AndroThounaojam ShyamkumarBJPMargin: 1,457 votes
- 8LamlaiKhongbantabam IbomchaBJPMargin: 121 votes
- 9ThangmeibandKhumukcham Joykisan SinghJD(U)Margin: 3,773 votes
- 10UripokKhwairakpam Raghumani SinghBJPMargin: 909 votes
- 11SagolbandRajkumar Imo SinghBJPMargin: 2,656 votes
- 12KeisamthongNishikant SapamINDMargin: 187 votes
- 13SingjameiYumnam Khemchand SinghBJPMargin: 2,295 votes
- 14YaiskulThokchom Satyabrata SinghBJPMargin: 632 votes
- 15WangkheiThangjam ArunkumarJD(U)Margin: 753 votes
- 16SekmaiHeikham Dingo SinghBJPMargin: 3,333 votes
- 17LamsangSorokhaibam Rajen SinghBJPMargin: 400 votes
- 18KonthoujamDr. Sapam Ranjan SinghBJPMargin: 394 votes
- 19PatsoiSapam Kunjakeswor (Keba) SinghBJPMargin: 687 votes
- 20LangthabalKaram ShyamBJPMargin: 2,053 votes
- 21Naoriya PakhanglakpaSagolshem Kebi DeviBJPMargin: 531 votes
- 22WangoiKhuraijam Loken SinghNPPMargin: 3,266 votes
- 23Mayang ImphalKongkham Robindro SinghBJPMargin: 6,129 votes
- 24NambolThounaojam Basanta Kumar SinghBJPMargin: 3,060 votes
- 25OinamIrengbam Nalini DeviNPPMargin: 442 votes
- 26BishenpurKonthoujam Govindas SinghBJPMargin: 1,409 votes
- 27MoirangThongam Shanti SinghNPPMargin: 2,222 votes
- 28ThangaTongbram Robindro SinghBJPMargin: 5,251 votes
- 29KumbiSanasam Premchandra SinghBJPMargin: 372 votes
- 30LilongMohd Abdul NasirJD(U)Margin: 570 votes
- 31ThoubalOkram Ibobi SinghINCMargin: 2,543 votes
- 32WangkhemKeisham Meghachandra SinghINCMargin: 1,292 votes
- 33HeirokThokchom Radheshyam SinghBJPMargin: 403 votes
- 34Wangjing TenthaPaonam Brojen SinghBJPMargin: 1,913 votes
- 35KhangaboSurjakumar OkramINCMargin: 7,803 votes
- 36WabgaiDr.USHAM DEBEN SINGHBJPMargin: 50 votes
- 37KakchingMayanglambam Rameshwar SinghNPPMargin: 1,205 votes
- 38HiyanglamDr. Yumnam Radheshyam SinghBJPMargin: 2,129 votes
- 39SugnooKangujam Ranjit SinghINCMargin: 1,016 votes
- 40JiribamMd. Achab UddinJD(U)Margin: 416 votes
- 41ChandelSS. OlishBJPMargin: 27,341 votes
- 42TengnoupalLetpao HaokipBJPMargin: 6,411 votes
- 43PhungyarLeishiyo KeishingNPFMargin: 779 votes
- 44UkhrulRam MuivahNPFMargin: 942 votes
- 45ChingaiKhashim VashumNPFMargin: 2,336 votes
- 46SaikulKimneo Haokip HangshingKuki People’s AllianceMargin: 1,249 votes
- 47KarongJ Kumo ShaINDMargin: 3,542 votes
- 48MaoLosii DikhoNPFMargin: 8,513 votes
- 49TadubiN. KayisiiNPPMargin: 549 votes
- 50KangpokpiNemcha KipgenBJPMargin: 5,396 votes
- 51SaituHaokholet KipgenINDMargin: 2,694 votes
- 52TameiAwangbow NewmaiNPFMargin: 1,698 votes
- 53TamenglongJanghemlung PanmeiNPPMargin: 1,309 votes
- 54NungbaDinganglung GangmeiBJPMargin: 3,786 votes
- 55TipaimukhNgursanglur SanateJD(U)Margin: 1,249 votes
- 56ThanlonVungzagin ValteBJPMargin: 751 votes
- 57HenglepLetzamang HaokipBJPMargin: 7,848 votes
- 58ChurachandpurL.M. KhauteJD(U)Margin: 624 votes
- 59SaikotPaolienlal HaokipBJPMargin: 5,871 votes
- 60SinghatChinlunthangKuki People’s AllianceMargin: 2,019 votes
Frequently asked questions
Which party won the most seats in Manipur Vidhan Sabha 2022?
BJP won 32 of 60 seats. Party position: BJP 32, NPP 7, JD(U) 6, INC 5, NPF 5, Kuki People’s Alliance 2, IND 3.
Who won by the smallest margin in 2022?
Dr.USHAM DEBEN SINGH (BJP) won Wabgai by just 50 votes.
When is the next Manipur assembly election?
The last general election was completed in March 2022. An assembly's term is five years, so the next general election is due in 2027; the Election Commission of India announces the dates.
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