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1999 Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election
All 60 seats in the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly; 31 seats needed for a majority
Chief Minister before election; Gegong Apang; Indian National Congress	Elected Chief Minister ; Mukut Mithi; Arunachal Congress (Mithi)

The 6th Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election was held in October 1999.^[1] The Indian National Congress won 53 out of 60 seats and Mukut Mithi became the new Chief Minister, replacing Gegong Apang.^[2]

Results edit



Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Indian National Congress	213,097	51.78	53	10
	Arunachal Congress	68,645	16.68	1	–
	Bharatiya Janata Party	44,556	10.83	0	–
	Nationalist Congress Party	35,967	8.74	4	–
	Ajeya Bharat Party	425	0.10	0	–
	Independents	48,842	11.87	2	–
Total		411,532	100.00	60	0

Valid votes		411,532	96.99
Invalid/blank votes		12,770	3.01
Total votes		424,302	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		611,481	69.39
Source: ECI^[1]

Results by constituency edit

No	Constituency	Winner
1	Lumla	T.G. Rinpoche	Indian National Congress
2	Tawang	Thupten Tempa	Indian National Congress
3	Mukto	Dorjee Khandu	Indian National Congress
4	Dirang	Tsering Gyurme	Indian National Congress
5	Kalaktang	D.K. Thongdok	Indian National Congress
6	Thrizino-Buragaon	Naresh Glow	Indian National Congress
7	Bomdila	Japu Deru	Indian National Congress
8	Bameng	Mekup Dolo	Independent
9	Chayangtajo	Kameng Dolo	Indian National Congress
10	Seppa East	Atum Velly	Nationalist Congress Party
11	Seppa West	Hari Notung	Indian National Congress
12	Pakke-Kasang	Dera Natung	Indian National Congress
13	Itanagar	Lichi Legi	Indian National Congress
14	Doimukh	T.C. Teli	Indian National Congress
15	Sagalee	Nabam Tuki	Indian National Congress
16	Yachuli	Jotom Toko Takam	Nationalist Congress Party
17	Ziro-Hapoli	Padi Richo	Indian National Congress
18	Palin	Takam Sanjoy	Indian National Congress
19	Nyapin	Tatar Kipa	Indian National Congress
20	Tali	Takam Sorang	Indian National Congress
21	Koloriang	Kahfa Bengia	Indian National Congress
22	Nacho	Tanga Byaling	Indian National Congress
23	Taliha	Nyato Rigia	Indian National Congress
24	Daporijo	Tadak Dulom	Indian National Congress
25	Raga	Talo Mugli	Indian National Congress
26	Damporijo	Takar Marde	Indian National Congress
27	Liromoba	Lijum Ronya	Indian National Congress
28	Likabali	Rima Taipodia	Indian National Congress
29	Basar	Eken Riba	Indian National Congress
30	Along West	Kento Ete	Indian National Congress
31	Along East	Kito Sora	Indian National Congress
32	Rumgong	Tamiyo Taga	Indian National Congress
33	Mechuka	Tadik Chije	Indian National Congress
34	Tuting-Yingkiong	Gegong Apang	Arunachal Congress
35	Pangin	Tanyong Tatak	Indian National Congress
36	Nari-Koyu	Tako Dabi	Indian National Congress
37	Pasighat West	Tangor Tapak	Indian National Congress
38	Pasighat East	Ninong Ering	Indian National Congress
39	Mebo	Lombo Tayeng	Indian National Congress
40	Mariyang-Geku	Kabang Borang	Indian National Congress
41	Anini	Rajesh Tacho	Indian National Congress
42	Dambuk	Roding Pertin	Indian National Congress
43	Roing	Mukut Mithi	Indian National Congress
44	Tezu	Nakul Chai	Indian National Congress
45	Hayuliang	Kalikho Pul	Indian National Congress
46	Chowkham	Indrajit Namchoom	Independent
47	Namsai	C.P. Namchoom	Indian National Congress
48	Lekang	Chow Na Mein	Indian National Congress
49	Bordumsa-Diyun	C.C. Singpho	Indian National Congress
50	Miao	Samchom Ngemu	Indian National Congress
51	Nampong	Setong Sena	Indian National Congress
52	Changlang South	Phosum Khimhun	Indian National Congress
53	Changlang North	Thinghap Taiju	Indian National Congress
54	Namsang	Wangki Lowang	Nationalist Congress Party
55	Khonsa East	T.L. Rajkumar	Indian National Congress
56	Khonsa West	Thajam Aboh	Indian National Congress
57	Borduria-Bagapani	Lowangcha Wanglat	Indian National Congress
58	Kanubari	Newlai Tingkhatra	Indian National Congress
59	Longding-Pumao	Tingpong Wangham	Indian National Congress
60	Pongchau-Wakka	Anok Wangsa	Nationalist Congress Party
Source: ECI^[1]

References edit

^ ^a ^b ^c "Arunachal Pradesh Election results, 1999". Archived from the original on 2019-05-15.
^ Jarpum Gamlin (1 November 2015). "Congress collapsing in Arunachal?". Retrieved 25 August 2021.

[:0-1] "Arunachal Pradesh Election results, 1999". Archived from the original on 2019-05-15.

[2] Jarpum Gamlin (1 November 2015). "Congress collapsing in Arunachal?". Retrieved 25 August 2021.

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