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Arunachal Pradesh voted for the state Assembly Legislature on Oct 13, 2009. Although its a 60-member legislature, the polls were only to elect 57 members as three candidates were already declared elected unopposed including, CM Dorjee Kahndu, sitting MLA Tsewang Dhondup (Tawang) and debutant Jambey Tashi (Lumla).
Congress fielded candidates in all 60 seats, NCP fielded 30 contestants and the Trinamool Congress 28. Finally, Congress had won in 42 seats. Once again BJP was defected by Congress party.
Arunachal Pradesh Winning Candidates[New]
Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election Results 2009[New]
Arunachal Pradesh Parliamentary Election Results 2009
Arunachal Pradesh Map
Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election Results 2009
| Party |
Leads |
Wins |
Win + Lead |
| CONG |
- |
42 |
42 |
| BJP |
- |
3 |
3 |
| NCP |
- |
6 |
6 |
| TC |
- |
5 |
5 |
| OTHERS |
- |
4 |
4 |
| Total= 60 |
CONG = Congress | BJP = Bharatiya Janata Party | NCP = Nationalist Congress Party | TC = Trinamool Congress
Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election-2009 Winning Candidates
| S.No |
Constituency |
Winner |
Party |
| 1 |
Lumla |
JAMBEY TASHI |
INC |
| 2 |
Tawang |
TSEWANG DHONDUP |
INC |
| 3 |
Dirang |
PHURPA TSERING |
PPA |
| 4 |
Kalaktang |
TENZING NORBU THONGDOK |
INC |
| 5 |
Thrizino-buragaon |
KUMSI SIDISOW |
PPA |
| 6 |
Bomdila |
R. T. KHUNJUJU |
INC |
| 7 |
Bameng |
KUMAR WAII |
INC |
| 8 |
Chayang tajo |
KARYA BAGANG |
TC |
| 9 |
Seppa East |
TAPUK TAKU |
TC |
| 10 |
Seppa West |
TANI LOFFA |
TC |
| 11 |
Pakke kessang |
ATUM WELLY |
INC |
| 12 |
Itanagar |
SHRI TECHI KASO |
NCP |
| 13 |
Doimukh |
SHRI NABAM REBIA |
INC |
| 14 |
Sagalee |
SHRI NABAM TUKI |
INC |
| 15 |
Yachuli |
SHRI LIKHA SAAYA |
INC |
| 16 |
Ziro hapoli |
SHRI PADI RICHO |
INC |
| 17 |
Palin |
TAKAM TAGAR |
PPA |
| 18 |
Nyapin |
BAMANG FELIX |
NCP |
| 19 |
Tali |
MARKIO TADO |
NCP |
| 20 |
Koloriang |
LOKAM TASSAR |
INC |
| 21 |
Nacho |
SHRI TANGA BYALING |
INC |
| 22 |
Taliha |
SHRI PUNJI MARA |
INC |
| 23 |
Daporijo |
SHRI TAPEN SIGA |
BJP |
| 24 |
Raga |
SRI NIDO PAVITRA |
INC |
| 25 |
Dumporijo |
SHRI TAKAR MARDE |
INC |
| 26 |
Liromoba |
JARBOM GAMLIN |
INC |
| 27 |
Likabali |
JOMDE KENA |
INC |
| 28 |
Basar |
GOJEN GADI |
INC |
| 29 |
Along West |
GADAM ETE |
INC |
| 30 |
Along East |
JARKAR GAMLIN |
INC |
| 31 |
Rumgong |
TAMIYO TAGA |
BJP |
| 32 |
Mechukha |
PASANG DORJEE SONA |
INC |
| 33 |
Tuting Yingkiong |
ALO LIBANG |
NCP |
| 34 |
Pangin |
TAPANG TALOH |
INC |
| 35 |
Nari-Koyu |
TAKO DABI |
INC |
| 36 |
Pasighat West |
DR. TANGOR TAPAK |
BJP |
| 37 |
Pasighat East |
BOSIRAM SIRAM |
INC |
| 38 |
Mebo |
RALOM BORANG |
NCP |
| 39 |
Mariyang-Geku |
J K PANGGENG |
INC |
| 40 |
Anini |
RAJESH TACHO |
INC |
| 41 |
Dambuk |
JOMIN TAYENG |
NCP |
| 42 |
Roing |
SHRI LAETA UMBREY |
TC |
| 43 |
Tezu |
KARIKHO KRI |
INC |
| 44 |
Hayuliang |
SHRI KALIKHO PUL |
INC |
| 45 |
Chowkham |
CHOW TEWA MEIN |
INC |
| 46 |
Namsai |
NANG SATI MEIN |
IND |
| 47 |
Lekang |
CHOWNA MEIN |
INC |
| 48 |
Bordumsa - Diyum |
C.C SINGPHO |
INC |
| 49 |
Miao |
KAMLUNG MOSANG |
INC |
| 50 |
Nampong |
SETONG SENA |
INC |
| 51 |
Changlang South |
PHOSUM KHIMHUN |
INC |
| 52 |
Changlang North |
THINGHAAP TAIJU |
INC |
| 53 |
Namsang |
WANGKI LOWANG |
INC |
| 54 |
Khonsa East |
KAMTHOK LOWANG |
TC |
| 55 |
Khonsa West |
YUMSEM MATEY |
INC |
| 56 |
Borduria Bogapani |
WANGLIN LOWANGDONG |
INC |
| 57 |
Kanubari |
NEWLAI TINGKHATRA |
INC |
| 58 |
Longding Pumao |
THANGWANG WANGHAM |
INC |
| 59 |
Pongchao wakka |
HONCHUN NGANDAM |
INC |
| 60 |
Mukto |
DORJEE KHANDU |
INC |
Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Elections 2004
| Party Constituencies |
Contesting |
Won |
| BJP |
2 |
2 |
| INC |
1 |
0 |
| AC |
1 |
0 |
| AITC |
1 |
0 |
| SP |
1 |
0 |
| SAP |
1 |
0 |
| IND |
6 |
0 |
| TOTAL |
13 |
2 |
| Arunachal Pradesh Parliamentary Elections Results Tally |
| Parties |
Win |
| INC + |
2 |
| BJP |
- |
| AC |
- |
| Others |
- |
| Total Seats |
2 |
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INC = Indian National Congress,
BJP = Bharatiya Janata Party,
AC = Arunachal Congress
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Parliamentary Elections News in Arunachal Pradesh
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