Assembly: 60 seats· Lok Sabha: 1
MLAs and MPs of Nagaland
All 60 MLAs and 1 Lok Sabha MPs of Nagaland — every seat's winner, all candidates' votes, margin and history. Official Election Commission of India data; last assembly general election 2023.
Nagaland Assembly
- NDPP25
- BJP12
- NCP7
- NPP5
- LJP(RV)2
- NPF2
- Republican Party Of India (athawale)2
- JD(U)1
- IND4
Assembly — party position
General election and later bye-elections
All 60 assembly seats
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- 1Dimapur-IH. Tovihoto AyemiBJPMargin: 6,959 votes
- 2Dimapur-IIMoatoshi LongkumerNDPPMargin: 5,147 votes
- 3Dimapur-IIIHekani JakhaluNDPPMargin: 1,536 votes
- 4Ghaspani-IN. Jacob ZhimomiBJPMargin: 20,096 votes
- 5Ghaspani-IIZhaleo RioNDPPMargin: 4,175 votes
- 6TenningNamri NchangNCPMargin: 337 votes
- 7PerenTaditui Rangkau ZeliangNDPPMargin: 9,915 votes
- 8Western AngamiSalhoutuonuo KruseNDPPMargin: 7 votes
- 9Kohima TownDr. Tseilhoutuo Rhutso (Dr. Ato)NPPMargin: 1,342 votes
- 10Northern Angami-IDr.Kekhrielhoulie YhomeNDPPMargin: 1,690 votes
- 11Northern Angami-IINeiphiu RioNDPPMargin: 15,824 votes
- 12TseminyuJwenga SebJD(U)Margin: 2,563 votes
- 13PughobotoDr. Sukhato A. SemaLJP(RV)Margin: 850 votes
- 14Southern Angami-IKevipodi SophieINDMargin: 177 votes
- 15Southern Angami-IIKropol VitsuBJPMargin: 450 votes
- 16PfutseroDr.Neisatuo MeroINDMargin: 104 votes
- 17ChizamiK. G KenyeNDPPMargin: 1,279 votes
- 18ChazoubaKudecho KhamoNDPPMargin: 2,238 votes
- 19PhekKuzholuzo NienuNPFMargin: 48 votes
- 20MeluriZ.Nyusietho NyutheNDPPMargin: 3,580 votes
- 21TuliA. Pangjung JamirBJPMargin: 3,029 votes
- 22ArkakongNuklutoshiNPPMargin: 1,203 votes
- 23ImpurT. N. MannenNDPPMargin: 1,095 votes
- 24AngetyongpangTongpang OzukumNDPPMargin: 2,220 votes
- 25MongoyaImkongmarNDPPMargin: 1,042 votes
- 26AonglendenSharingain LongkumerNDPPMargin: 4,520 votes
- 27Mokokchung TownMetsubo JamirNDPPMargin: 3,911 votes
- 28KoridangDaochier I ImchenBJPMargin: 3,123 votes
- 29JangpetkongTemjenmenbaNDPPMargin: 2,001 votes
- 30AlongtakiTemjen Imna AlongBJPMargin: 3,748 votes
- 31AkulutoKazhetoBJP
- 32AtoizuPictoNCPMargin: 602 votes
- 33SuruhutoS. Toiho YepthoNCPMargin: 69 votes
- 34AghunatoG. Ikuto ZhimomiNDPPMargin: 592 votes
- 35ZunhebotoK. Tokugha SukhaluNDPPMargin: 12,028 votes
- 36SatakhaG. Kaito AyeNDPPMargin: 1,351 votes
- 37TyuiYanthungo PattonBJPMargin: 8,841 votes
- 38WokhaY. Mhonbemo HumtsoeNCPMargin: 3,061 votes
- 39SanisMhathung YanthanNDPPMargin: 9,513 votes
- 40BhandariAchumbemo KikonNPFMargin: 3,589 votes
- 41TizitP. Paiwang KonyakBJPMargin: 4,603 votes
- 42WakchingW. Chingang KonyakNDPPMargin: 2,733 votes
- 43TapiWangpang KonyakNDPPMargin: 5,333 votes
- 44PhomchingK Konngam KonyakBJPMargin: 2,877 votes
- 45TehokC.L. JohnNDPPMargin: 7,070 votes
- 46Mon TownY Mankhao KonyakNCPMargin: 2,611 votes
- 47AboiC. Manpon KonyakINDMargin: 3,524 votes
- 48MokaA Nyamnyei KonyakNPPMargin: 556 votes
- 49TamluB. Bangtick PhomINDMargin: 694 votes
- 50LonglengA Pongshi PhomNCPMargin: 5,270 votes
- 51NoksenY. Lima Onen ChangRepublican Party Of India (athawale)Margin: 188 votes
- 52Longkhim ChareSethrongkyuBJPMargin: 1,623 votes
- 53Tuensang Sadar-IP. Bashangmongba ChangBJPMargin: 5,644 votes
- 54Tuensang Sadar-IIImtichobaRepublican Party Of India (athawale)Margin: 400 votes
- 55TobuNaiba KonyakLJP(RV)Margin: 506 votes
- 56NoklakP. LongonNCPMargin: 734 votes
- 57ThonoknyuBenei M LamthiuNPPMargin: 2,328 votes
- 58Shamator ChessoreS. Keoshu YimchungerNDPPMargin: 2,295 votes
- 59Seyochung SitimiC. Kipili SangtamNPPMargin: 732 votes
- 60Pungro KiphireS. Kiusumew YimchungerNDPPMargin: 2,291 votes
Lok Sabha — 1 MPs
- INC1
Frequently asked questions
How many assembly seats does Nagaland have?
The Nagaland assembly has 60 elected seats. Per the 2023 general election and later bye-elections the largest party is NDPP (25 seats). Party-wise: NDPP 25, BJP 12, NCP 7, NPP 5, LJP(RV) 2, NPF 2, Republican Party Of India (athawale) 2, JD(U) 1, IND 4.
How many Lok Sabha MPs does Nagaland have?
1 — by party: INC 1 (2024 Lok Sabha election and later bye-elections).
When is the next Nagaland assembly election?
The last general election was completed in March 2023. An assembly's term is five years, so the next general election is due in 2028; the Election Commission of India announces the dates.
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