Election results
Tripura Vidhan Sabha election result 2023
Winners, parties and margins for all 60 seats, plus the party position — official Election Commission data.
Party position 2023
- BJP32
- Tipra Motha13
- CPI(M)11
- INC3
- Indigenous People's Front Of Tripura1
Vidhan Sabha 2023 — seat-wise results list
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- 1SimnaBrishaketu DebbarmaTipra MothaMargin: 16,946 votes
- 2MohanpurRatan Lal NathBJPMargin: 7,385 votes
- 3BamutiaNayan SarkarCPI(M)Margin: 2,026 votes
- 4BarjalaSudip SarkarCPI(M)Margin: 1,789 votes
- 5KhayerpurRatan ChakrabortyBJPMargin: 4,110 votes
- 6AgartalaSudip Roy BarmanINCMargin: 8,162 votes
- 7RamnagarSurajit DattaBJPMargin: 897 votes
- 8Town BardowaliManik SahaBJPMargin: 1,257 votes
- 9BanamalipurGopal Chandra RoyINCMargin: 1,369 votes
- 10MajlishpurSushanta ChowdhuryBJPMargin: 5,172 votes
- 11MandaibazarSwapna DebbarmaTipra MothaMargin: 21,649 votes
- 12TakarjalaBiswajit KalaiTipra MothaMargin: 32,455 votes
- 13PratapgarhRamu DasCPI(M)Margin: 2,086 votes
- 14BadharghatMina Rani SarkarBJPMargin: 1,289 votes
- 15KamalasagarAntara Sarkar DebBJPMargin: 1,744 votes
- 16BishalgarhSushanta DebBJPMargin: 1,326 votes
- 17GolaghatiManab DebbarmaTipra MothaMargin: 9,198 votes
- 18SuryamaninagarRam Prasad PaulBJPMargin: 1,908 votes
- 19CharilamSubodh Deb BarmaTipra MothaMargin: 858 votes
- 20BoxanagarSamsul HaqueCPI(M)Margin: 4,849 votes
- 21NalcharKishor BarmanBJPMargin: 2,384 votes
- 22SonamuraShyamal ChakrabortyCPI(M)Margin: 2,415 votes
- 23DhanpurPratima BhoumikBJPMargin: 3,500 votes
- 24RamchandraghatRanjit DebbarmaTipra MothaMargin: 16,202 votes
- 25KhowaiNirmal BiswasCPI(M)Margin: 1,040 votes
- 26AsharambariAnimesh DebbarmaTipra MothaMargin: 18,328 votes
- 27Kalyanpur-PramodnagarPinaki Das ChowdhuryBJPMargin: 6,613 votes
- 28TeliamuraKalyani Saha RoyBJPMargin: 4,152 votes
- 29KrishnapurBikash DebbarmaBJPMargin: 2,638 votes
- 30BagmaRam Pada JamatiaBJPMargin: 2,083 votes
- 31RadhakishorpurPranajit Singha RoyBJPMargin: 7,414 votes
- 32MatarbariAbhishek DebroyBJPMargin: 9,041 votes
- 33Kakraban-ShalgaraJitendra MajumderBJPMargin: 5,051 votes
- 34RajnagarSwapna MajumderBJPMargin: 1,335 votes
- 35BeloniaDipankar SenCPI(M)Margin: 403 votes
- 36SantirbazarPramod ReangBJPMargin: 4,094 votes
- 37HrishyamukhAsoke Ch. MitraCPI(M)Margin: 1,418 votes
- 38JolaibariSukla Charan NoatiaIndigenous People's Front Of TripuraMargin: 375 votes
- 39ManuMailafru MogBJPMargin: 547 votes
- 40SabroomJitendra ChaudhuryCPI(M)Margin: 396 votes
- 41AmpinagarPathan Lal JamatiaTipra MothaMargin: 12,186 votes
- 42AmarpurRanjit DasBJPMargin: 4,594 votes
- 43KarbookSanjoy Manik TripuraTipra MothaMargin: 4,447 votes
- 44Raima ValleyNandita Debbarma(Reang)Tipra MothaMargin: 3,442 votes
- 45KamalpurManoj Kanti DebBJPMargin: 5,260 votes
- 46SurmaSwapna Das PaulBJPMargin: 4,838 votes
- 47AmbassaChitta Ranjan DebbarmaTipra MothaMargin: 493 votes
- 48KaramcharaPaul DangshuTipra MothaMargin: 10,595 votes
- 49ChawmanuSambhu Lal ChakmaBJPMargin: 2,899 votes
- 50PabiacharaBhagaban Chandra DasBJPMargin: 408 votes
- 51FatikroySudhangshu DasBJPMargin: 5,112 votes
- 52ChandipurTinku RoyBJPMargin: 577 votes
- 53KailashaharBirajit SinhaINCMargin: 9,686 votes
- 54Kadamtala-KurtiIslam UddinCPI(M)Margin: 1,892 votes
- 55BagbassaJadab Lal DebnathBJPMargin: 1,461 votes
- 56DharmanagarBiswa Bandhu SenBJPMargin: 1,098 votes
- 57JubarajnagarSailendra Chandra NathCPI(M)Margin: 296 votes
- 58PanisagarBinay Bhushan DasBJPMargin: 2,498 votes
- 59PecharthalSantana ChakmaBJPMargin: 7,973 votes
- 60KanchanpurPhilip Kumar ReangTipra MothaMargin: 4,891 votes
Frequently asked questions
Which party won the most seats in Tripura Vidhan Sabha 2023?
BJP won 32 of 60 seats. Party position: BJP 32, Tipra Motha 13, CPI(M) 11, INC 3, Indigenous People's Front Of Tripura 1.
Who won by the smallest margin in 2023?
Sailendra Chandra Nath (CPI(M)) won Jubarajnagar by just 296 votes.
When is the next Tripura 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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