North East Assembly Elections – APN News https://apnlive.com KHABAR HAI TO DEKHEGI Wed, 18 Jan 2023 11:12:32 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.4 https://d2r2ijn7njrktv.cloudfront.net/apnlive/uploads/2022/05/11182423/cropped-apn-logopng-32x32.png North East Assembly Elections – APN News https://apnlive.com 32 32 183212769 Assembly Election: Tripura to vote on February 16, Meghalaya, Nagaland on February 27, results on March 2 https://apnlive.com/politics/tripura-meghalaya-nagaland-election/ Wed, 18 Jan 2023 10:18:14 +0000 https://apnlive.com/?p=434749 Chief Election Commissioner Rajeev KumarThe Election Commission on Wednesday announced the dates for the Legislative Assemblies of Tripura, Meghalaya and Nagaland. Tripura will go to polls on February 16. Voting will be held in Meghalaya and Nagaland on February 27.

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The Election Commission on Wednesday announced the dates for the Legislative Assemblies of Tripura, Meghalaya and Nagaland. Tripura will go to polls on February 16. Voting will be held in Meghalaya and Nagaland on February 27. The results of all the states will be announced on March 2. An interesting feature of these elections is that the majority mark in all the three states is 31.

Chief Election Commissioner Rajeev Kumar said that the participation of women voters is high in all the three states and there is not much electoral violence here. We are committed to fair elections here.

Date of nominations:-

Tripura – January 21 to January 30

Meghalaya & Nagaland – January 31 to February 7

Last date for withdrawal of nominations:-

Tripura – February 2,

Meghalaya & Nagaland – February 10

Highlights on elections in these 3 states:-

• 9,125 polling stations have been set up in all the three states. In rural areas, 82 per cent more polling stations have been set up as compared to 2018. Women staffers will handle 376 polling stations in all the three states.

• There are 62.8 lakh voters in the three states. Of these, there are 31.47 lakh women voters and 97 thousand voters above the age of 80 years. There are 1.76 lakh first time voters.

Glance at seats in these 3 states

Meghalaya Legislative Assembly: Seats- 60, Majority- 31

Elections were held on 59 seats in Meghalaya in 2018. The Congress had won the maximum 21 seats. BJP could get only 2 seats here. The National People’s Party (NPEP) got 19 seats. It formed the government together with PDF and HSPDP and formed the Meghalaya Democratic Alliance (MDA).

The parties here are in election mode for the last three months. Congress has already released the list of 40 and NPP 58 candidates.

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Tripura Legislative Assembly: Seats- 60, Majority- 31

Elections were held on 59 seats in the state in 2018. BJP emerged as the single largest party and won 35 seats. The BJP had demolished the 25-year-old stronghold of the Left here. Earlier Biplab Dev was made the CM, but in May 2022 Manik Saha was made the Chief Minister.

CPM and Congress have joined hands to stop BJP in the upcoming elections. Mamta Banerjee’s TMC can also give competition to BJP.

Nagaland Legislative Assembly: Seats-60, Majority-31

Nagaland is governed by the National Democratic Progressive Party. Neiphiu Rio is the CM. NDPP came into existence in 2017. The NDPP then won 18 seats and the BJP 12. The two parties had forged an alliance before the elections. The government consists of NDPP, BJP NPP and JDU.

Last year, both the parties had said in a joint statement that the NDPP would contest 40 seats and the BJP together on 20 seats.

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