List of constituencies of the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly explained

Meghalaya Legislative Assembly consistencies
Legislature:	11th Meghalaya Assembly
Coa Pic:	Seal_of_Meghalaya.svg
House Type:	Unicameral
Term Limits:	5 years
Voting System1:	First past the post
Last Election1:	27 February 2023 and 10 May 2023
Meeting Place:	Vidhana Bhavan, Shillong, Meghalaya, India

The Meghalaya Legislative Assembly is the unicameral legislature of the Indian state of Meghalaya. The seat of the Legislative Assembly is at Shillong, the capital of the state. The term of the Legislative Assembly is five years, unless it is dissolved earlier. Presently, it comprises 60 members who are directly elected from single-seat constituencies.

Constituencies

The following is a list of the constituencies of the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly.^[1]

!No.!Name!Reserved for
(SC/ST/None)!Electors
(2023)^[2] !District!Lok Sabha
Constituency^[3]

1	Nartiang	ST		West Jaintia Hill	Shillong
2	Jowai
3	Raliang
4	Mowkaiaw
5	Sutnga Saipung			East Jaintia Hill
6	Khliehriat
7	Amlarem			West Jaintia Hill
8	Mawhati			Ri Bhoi
9	Nongpoh
10	Jirang
11	Umsning
12	Umroi
13	Mawrengkneng			East Khasi Hills
14	Pynthorumkhrah	None
15	Mawlai	ST
16	East Shillong
17	North Shillong
18	West Shillong	None
19	South Shillong
20	Mylliem	ST
21	Nongthymmai
22	Nongkrem
23	Sohiong		^[4]
24	Mawphlang
25	Mawsynram
26	Shella
27	Pynursla
28	Sohra
29
30	Mairang			Eastern West Khasi Hills
31	Mawthadraishan
32	Nongstoin			West Khasi Hills
33	Rambrai-Jyrngam
34	Mawshynrut
35	Ranikor			South West Khasi Hills
36	Mawkyrwat
37	Kharkutta			North Garo Hills	Tura
38	Mendipathar
39	Resubelpara
40	Bajengdoba
41	Songsak			East Garo Hills
42	Rongjeng
43	Williamnagar
44	Raksamgre			West Garo Hills
45	Tikrikilla
46	Phulbari	None
47	Rajabala
48	Selsella	ST
49	Dadenggre
50	North Tura
51	South Tura
52	Rangsakona
53	Ampati			South West Garo Hills
54	Mahendraganj
55	Salmanpara
56	Gambegre			West Garo Hills
57	Dalu
58	Rongara Siju			South Garo Hills
59	Chokpot
60	Baghmara

Notes and References

1. Web site: MLA Profiles - Meghalaya State Portal . meghalaya.gov.in . 2019-08-24.
2. Web site: Meghalaya General Legislative Election 2023 . . eci.gov.in. 11 April 2023.
3. Web site: Map of Meghalaya Parliamentary Constituencies . ceomeghalaya.nic.in . 30 January 2021.
4. Web site: Meghalaya: UDP candidate wins Sohiong constituency by over 3,400 votes . . 13 May 2023 . David Laitphlang . 1 June 2023. Voting for the Sohiong constituency adjourned poll ... of the total 34,783 voters ... .