1977 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election explained

Election Name:1977 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election
Country:India
Type:legislative
Vote Type:Popular
Ongoing:no
Previous Election:1974 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election
Previous Year:1974
Election Date:18 November 1977
Next Election:1982 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election
Next Year:1982
Seats For Election:All 60 seats in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly
Majority Seats:31
Party2:Indian National Congress
Popular Vote2:20.19%
Seat Change2:New
Seats2:15
Leader1:Vizol Koso
Leaders Seat1:Southern Angami-II
Party1:United Democratic Alliance (Nagaland)
Seats Before1:25
Popular Vote1:39.21%
Seat Change1:New
Seats1:35
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Before Election:President's rule
After Party:United Democratic Front (Nagaland)
After Election:Vizol Koso

Elections to the Nagaland Legislative Assembly were held in November 1977 to elect members of the 60 constituencies in Nagaland, India. United Democratic Front won the majority of seats and Vizol Koso was appointed as the Chief Minister of Nagaland for his second term. The number of constituencies was set as 60 by the recommendation of the Delimitation Commission of India.[1]

These were the first elections held in Nagaland after the Shillong Accord of 1975.

Result

Results by constituency

  • Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency

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Assembly ConstituencyTurnout WinnerRunner UpMargin
  1. k
Names%CandidatePartydata-sort-type=number Votes%CandidatePartydata-sort-type=number Votes%
1 60.33% Md. Anwar Hussain 2,421 38.75% Chalie Kevichusa 1,939 31.03% 482
2 61.86% I. Vikheshe 3,406 45.90% Neisatuo Kiditsu 2,814 37.92% 592
3 87.87% Dabalal Mech 1,807 40.18% Satish Langtha 1,358 30.20% 449
4 66.25% K. Shikhu 2,928 36.20% Lhouvisier 2,680 33.14% 248
5 79.53% Rokonicha 2,245 30.47% Langkam 2,017 27.38% 228
6 89.82% N. C. Zeling 2,224 31.33% N. Azu Mewmai 2,207 31.09% 17
7 78.58% L. Lungalang 3,524 46.80% Imriet Dieing 2,004 26.61% 1,520
8 70.09% Setu 1,926 36.64% Tsolie 1,856 35.31% 70
9 63.63% 3,262 52.90% Peiezotuo Atuo 2,704 43.85% 558
10 69.03% 2,446 62.08% Neiteo 953 24.19% 1,493
11 75.66% Chupfuo 2,589 41.39% P. Sopu Angami 1,867 29.85% 722
12 82.64% R. S. Rengma 2,888 52.59% Riga Thong 2,494 45.41% 394
13 87.83% Huska Sumi 3,218 56.74% Atovi Sema 2,326 41.02% 892
14 75.74% Vitsonei K. Angami 1,885 41.14% N. Zao Angami 1,140 24.88% 745
15 - Elected Unopposed
16 80.65% Lhiweshelo Mero 1,568 38.54% Vepari 841 20.67% 727
17 93.71% Soyie 1,831 32.94% Yevehu Lohe 1,739 31.28% 92
18 91.03% Vamuzo Phesao 3,233 47.22% Zhovepra Rosetso 1,854 27.08% 1,379
19 85.87% Vejoyi 2,584 47.66% Zalhuzu Vasa 1,651 30.45% 933
20 90.43% Chekhutso 1,794 33.85% P. K. T. Marhutho 1,558 29.40% 236
21 93.37% T. Tali 2,845 62.97% I. Merachiba 1,496 33.11% 1,349
22 92.36% Tsukjemwati 1,806 35.31% R. C. Chiten Jamir 1,150 22.48% 656
23 95.61% Kariba 1,850 36.19% T. Chuba 1,741 34.06% 109
24 87.71% Sentichuba 2,783 57.11% Limasangwa 2,017 41.39% 766
25 85.19% T. Imtimeren Jamir 2,275 54.01% Aoshingang 1,894 44.97% 381
26 83.06% 2,688 61.89% I. Bendang 1,586 36.52% 1,102
27 84.27% Takuyaba 827 69.85% Koramoa Jamir 345 29.14% 482
28 83.43% Dalle Namo 2,102 42.43% Akangtemjan 1,808 36.50% 294
29 93.01% Imchalemba Ao 2,044 40.98% Arienba 1,735 34.78% 309
30 91.21% Bendangtoshi Ao 2,156 54.99% Tiameren 1,716 43.76% 440
31 89.28% Khehoto 1,774 43.76% Hotolu 1,296 31.97% 478
32 85.18% Kiyezhe L. Chishi 2,993 54.42% Khetoho 2,419 43.98% 574
33 87.18% Kanito 2,584 41.09% Pukhahe 2,126 33.81% 458
34 88.43% Kihoto 3,509 57.17% Shetovi 1,752 28.54% 1,757
35 80.85% Ghutoshe 2,514 46.15% Tokheho 1,633 29.97% 881
36 86.06% Kaito 2,824 49.12% Hokheto Sema 2,811 48.90% 13
37 85.45% T. A. Ngullie 2,304 35.73% Nsemo Ovung 2,170 33.65% 134
38 79.13% Rainbow Ezung 3,199 52.62% Mhao Lotha 2,742 45.10% 457
39 84.46% Mhonshan Murry 2,434 38.75% T. Nchibemo Ngullie 2,282 36.33% 152
40 86.66% Tsenlamo Kikon 2,951 49.41% Mhondamo Kithan 2,150 36.00% 801
41 86.32% P. K. Along 1,632 35.59% Mankho 1,416 30.88% 216
42 86.88% Chingwang Konyak 2,397 38.08% P. Enyei 2,240 35.58% 157
43 82.77% 2,600 49.21% Hoka Konyak 1,035 19.59% 1,565
44 87.05% Pohwang Konyak 2,170 43.97% Wanpen 1,732 35.10% 438
45 91.78% Manlem 1,782 27.87% Noklem 1,578 24.68% 204
46 77.27% L. Metna 2,386 40.85% Chaying 1,245 21.31% 1,141
47 86.67% A. Longngei Konyak 2,573 48.62% Nyeiwang Konyak 1,838 34.73% 735
48 89.45% Manwai Awang 2,304 46.24% Pangtiang 1,605 32.21% 699
49 94.51% Bangjak Phom 3,441 50.99% Ailong Phom 1,733 25.68% 1,708
50 93.00% Chenlom Phom 2,213 25.08% Chirgko 1,947 22.06% 266
51 92.84% C. Chongshen Chang 1,918 45.51% I. L. Chingmak 1,336 31.70% 582
52 90.97% Horangse Sangtam 2,843 39.24% C. Thrinimong 2,541 35.07% 302
53 78.88% H. Sao Chang 1,914 42.18% Chiten Sangtam 1,549 34.13% 365
54 89.06% Tochi Hanso 1,773 35.03% M. Yanchu Chang 1,743 34.43% 30
55 92.11% Nuklo 2,947 47.60% Sopen Konyak 2,078 33.56% 869
56 81.52% Thangpong 1,652 32.22% John 1,273 24.83% 379
57 89.95% Pongom 1,982 31.09% Pottu 1,284 20.14% 698
58 90.71% K. Zungkum Yimchunger 2,863 42.25% Yamakan Kichan 2,655 39.18% 208
59 87.04% Yopikyu Thongtsar 3,236 47.78% Kheshito 1,944 28.71% 1,292
60 81.27% Kichingse 1,620 27.33% T. Rothrong 1,542 26.02% 78

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: DPACO (1976) - Archive Delimitation Orders - Election Commission of India . December 9, 2020.