Arunachal Pradesh Election Results 2024: Here is the full winner list

Arunachal Pradesh Assembly elections 2024: The BJP secured its third consecutive victory in Arunachal Pradesh on Sunday, as the party won 46 seats in the 60-member assembly and secured majority. The BJP won 10 seats unopposed in Arunachal. The counting of votes for the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly elections began at 6 am today (June 2). The northeastern state voted in the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections simultaneously on April 19. The majority mark in the 60-seat Assembly in 31 seats.

Here is the full winner list of the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Elections Result 2024:

Constituency	Lead/Won	Runner-up Party	Margin
Along East (ST)	BJP	PPA	3158
Along West (ST)	BJP	NPP	1951
Anini (ST)	BJP	IND	1173
Bameng (ST)	CONG	BJP	635
Basar (ST)	BJP	NPP	1791
Bomdila (ST)	BJP	Nota	0
Bordumsa-Diyun	NCP	BJP	1352
Borduria-Bogapani (ST)	BJP	NCP	1452
Changlang North (ST)	BJP	NPP	2002
Changlang South (ST)	BJP	NPP	1482
Chayangtajo (ST)	BJP	CONG	6685
Chowkham (ST)	BJP	Nota	0
Dambuk (ST)	BJP	PPA	222
Damporijo (ST)	BJP	NPP	1591
Daporijo (ST)	BJP	NPP	228
Dirang (ST)	BJP	NPP	1202
Doimukh (ST)	PPA	BJP	2530
Hayuliang (ST)	BJP	Nota	0
Itanagar (ST)	BJP	Nota	0
Kalaktang (ST)	BJP	NCP	2869
Kanubari (ST)	BJP	NPP	2059
Khonsa East (ST)	IND	BJP	2216
Khonsa West (ST)	BJP	NCP	804
Koloriang (ST)	BJP	PPA	10550
Lekang (ST)	NCP	BJP	654
Likabali (ST)	BJP	IND	2605
Liromoba (ST)	NPP	BJP	1698
Longding-Pumao (ST)	NPP	BJP	169
Lumla (ST)	BJP	CONG	1531
Mariyang-Geku (ST)	NPP	BJP	673
Mebo (ST)	PPA	BJP	1017
Mechuka (ST)	BJP	NCP	2558
Miao (ST)	BJP	CONG	3127
Mukto (ST)	BJP	Nota	0
Nacho (ST)	BJP	CONG	1373
Nampong (ST)	IND	BJP	68
Namsai (ST)	BJP	NCP	8556
Namsang (ST)	BJP	NCP	56
Nari-Koyu (ST)	BJP	ADCP	1649
Nyapin (ST)	BJP	PPA	1182
Pakke - Kessang (ST)	BJP	NCP	813
Palin (ST)	BJP	NPP	5040
Pangin (ST)	BJP	NCP	2594
Pasighat East (ST)	NPP	BJP	321
Pasighat West (ST)	BJP	NCP	2871
Pongchau-Wakka (ST)	BJP	IND	4662
Raga (ST)	BJP	NPP	2934
Roing (ST)	BJP	Nota	0
Rumgong (ST)	BJP	NPP	1182
Sagalee (ST)	BJP	Nota	0
Seppa East (ST)	BJP	CONG	5600
Seppa West (ST)	BJP	NPP	1249
Tali (ST)	BJP	Nota	0
Taliha (ST)	BJP	Nota	0
Tawang (ST)	NPP	BJP	996
Tezu (ST)	BJP	NPP	2805
Thrizino-Buragaon (ST)	IND	BJP	400
Tuting-Yingkiong (ST)	BJP	PPA	915
Yachuli (ST)	NCP	BJP	228
Ziro-Hapoli (ST)	BJP	Nota	0

The counting of votes for 50 assembly seats (out of 60 in total) started at 24 centres. For counting Lok Sabha votes on June 4, 25 centres will be used.


Early trends showed that BJP was leading in nine seats in addition to the 10 seats that they have already won unopposed, while National People's Party (NPP) was leading in one seat out of 60 seats.

As per an earlier statement, more than 2,000 officials were scheduled to be deployed across two counting days (June 2 Assembly election and June 4 Lok Sabha). The Arunachal Chief Electoral Officer had announced earlier that the counting of votes for assembly elections will start from 6 am on June 2 while that for Lok Sabha polls would start from 8 am on June 4.

Media centres have been put up in all counting centres to provide important live information related to counting.

A multi-level security system has been set up at all the counting centres. Barricades have been formed of personnel of central paramilitary forces, state armed police and state civil police.

As many as 133 candidates are in fray for the assembly seats. In the two Lok Sabha seats, a total of 14 candidates are in contention.

Union Earth Sciences Minister Kiren Rijiju and state Congress president Nabam Tuki are in the fight in Arunachal West Parliamentary seat, among a total of eight candidates.

Sitting BJP MP Tapir Gao and state Congress vice-president Bosiram Siram are among the six candidates who contested from Arunachal East Lok Sabha seat.

BJP had emerged victorious in both the Lok Sabha seats in Arunachal in the 2019 elections. At the assembly polls, on the other hand, BJP had bagged 41 seats. The JD (U) had got seven seats, NPP in five, Congress in four while the PPA had secured one seat and Independent candidates won two.