1984 Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election|
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| Registered | 311,220 |
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| Turnout | 76.34% |
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Majority party
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Minority party
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PPA
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| Leader
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Gegong Apang
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| Party
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INC
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PPA
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| Last election
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13
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13
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| Seats won
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21
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4
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| Seat change
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8
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9
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The third Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election was held in 1984. [1] Indian National Congress (INC) won 21 seats out of 30 seats, while the People's Party of Arunachal (PPA) won four seats and independent candidates won four seats. Gegong Apang was sworn in as Chief Minister.[2]
The election was held in 1,127 different polling stations and the average number of electors per polling station was 283. 28 men and 2 women were successful candidates.
Electors
| Number of valid votes
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2,24,717
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| Number of rejected votes
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12,868 ( 5.42% of Total Votes Polled)
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Results
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| PArty [1]
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Contested
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Won
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FD
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Votes
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%
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Seats%
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| BJP
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6
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1
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0
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17,283
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7.69%
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29.45%
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| INC
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30
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21
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1
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96791
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43.07%
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43.07%
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| JNP
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3
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0
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3
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845
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0.38%
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3.03%
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| PPA
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13
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4
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1
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34910
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15.54%
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36.74%
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| Independents
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63
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4
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40
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74888
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33.33%
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42.15%
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| Total
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115
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30
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45
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224717
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Results by constituency
- Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency[3]
| Assembly Constituency
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Turnout
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Winner
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Runner Up
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Margin
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| #k
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Names
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%
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Candidate
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Party
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Votes
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%
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Candidate
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Party
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Votes
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%
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| 1 |
Tawang-I |
80.62% |
Karma Wangchu |
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INC |
2,992 |
65.16% |
Tashi Norbu |
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PPA |
1,600 |
34.84% |
1,392
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| 2 |
Tawang-II |
80.13% |
Tsering Tashi |
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INC |
3,139 |
64.35% |
Tsering Chuki |
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PPA |
1,739 |
35.65% |
1,400
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| 3 |
Dirang–Kalaktang |
81.64% |
R. K. Khrimey |
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Independent |
3,925 |
49.05% |
Nima Tsering Khrime |
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INC |
3,444 |
43.04% |
481
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| 4 |
Bomdila |
77.05% |
Japu Deru |
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PPA |
1,894 |
36.03% |
Sinam Dususow |
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INC |
1,737 |
33.04% |
157
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| 5 |
Seppa |
76.19% |
Nyari Welly |
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INC |
3,419 |
35.35% |
Mape Dada |
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Independent |
3,376 |
34.9% |
43
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| 6 |
Chayangtajo |
84.36% |
Kameng Dolo |
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INC |
4,744 |
54.05% |
Mai Sonam |
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Independent |
4,033 |
45.95% |
711
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| 7 |
Koloriang |
- |
Chera Talo |
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INC |
Elected Unopposed
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| 8 |
Nyapin-Palin |
80.08% |
Tadar Tang |
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INC |
3,265 |
41.05% |
Kamen Ringu |
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PPA |
2,836 |
35.66% |
429
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| 9 |
Doimukh–Sagalee |
70.93% |
Techi Takar |
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INC |
5,203 |
39.97% |
Nabam Atum |
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Independent |
3,075 |
23.62% |
2,128
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| 10 |
Ziro–Hapoli |
73.21% |
Gyati Takka |
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INC |
2,938 |
25.41% |
Padi Yubbe |
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Independent |
2,809 |
24.29% |
129
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| 11 |
Riga-Tali |
73.01% |
Boa Tamo |
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INC |
1,762 |
25.54% |
Mem Kabak |
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BJP |
1,686 |
24.44% |
76
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| 12 |
Daporijo |
82.14% |
Tadak Dulom |
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INC |
4,651 |
44.96% |
Larbin Nachi |
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BJP |
4,629 |
44.75% |
22
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| 13 |
Daksing-Taliha |
77.79% |
Punji Mara |
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INC |
3,504 |
43.06% |
Tara Payeng |
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BJP |
2,844 |
34.95% |
660
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| 14 |
Mechuka |
80.76% |
Tadik Chije |
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Independent |
1,492 |
35.63% |
Pasang Wangchuk Sona |
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INC |
1,310 |
31.29% |
182
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| 15 |
Along North |
82.79% |
Lijum Ronya |
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BJP |
2,811 |
32.21% |
Talong Taggu |
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INC |
2,763 |
31.66% |
48
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| 16 |
Along South |
78.09% |
Doi Ado |
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PPA |
4,523 |
52.51% |
Boken Ette |
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Independent |
3,270 |
37.96% |
1,253
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| 17 |
Basar |
84.26% |
Todak Basar |
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INC |
5,701 |
63.97% |
Tamar Karlo |
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PPA |
3,211 |
36.03% |
2,490
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| 18 |
Pasighat |
77.43% |
Tapum Jamoh |
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PPA |
5,231 |
51.39% |
Tarung Pabin |
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INC |
4,948 |
48.61% |
283
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| 19 |
Yingkiong–Pangin |
79.86% |
Geogong Apang |
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INC |
6,880 |
66.22% |
Tanung Mize |
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PPA |
3,510 |
33.78% |
3,370
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| 20 |
Meriang-Mebo |
80.46% |
Bakin Pertin |
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PPA |
4,167 |
51.42% |
Kabang Borang |
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INC |
3,937 |
48.58% |
230
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| 21 |
Anini |
61.45% |
Tade Tacho |
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INC |
1,303 |
52.46% |
Maru Mili |
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Independent |
773 |
31.12% |
530
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| 22 |
Roing |
75.69% |
Mutchu Mithi |
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INC |
3,023 |
46.89% |
Abom Bornag |
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PPA |
2,228 |
34.56% |
795
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| 23 |
Nomsai–Chowkham |
75.67% |
C. P. Namshoom |
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Independent |
5,816 |
43.71% |
Chau Khouk Manpoong |
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INC |
5,634 |
42.34% |
182
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| 24 |
Tezu Hayuliang |
76.23% |
Khapriso Krong |
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INC |
5,297 |
53.21% |
Sobeng Tayang |
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Independent |
4,343 |
43.63% |
954
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| 25 |
Noadehing–Nampong |
74.21% |
Kamoli Mossang |
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Independent |
2,937 |
48.99% |
Samchom Ngemu |
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INC |
2,682 |
44.74% |
255
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| 26 |
Changlang |
80.99% |
Tengam Ngemu |
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INC |
3,055 |
53.05% |
Wangnia Pongte |
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Independent |
2,573 |
44.68% |
482
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| 27 |
Khonsa South |
79.92% |
T. L. Rajkumar |
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INC |
2,656 |
42.67% |
Sijen Kongkang |
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PPA |
1,478 |
23.75% |
1,178
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| 28 |
Khonsa North |
74.54% |
Kapchen Rajkumar |
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INC |
2,284 |
33.59% |
Wanglat Lowangcha |
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Independent |
1,786 |
26.26% |
498
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| 29 |
Niausa–Kanubari |
63.98% |
Noksong Boham |
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INC |
2,257 |
39.26% |
Rawang Wangham |
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Independent |
646 |
11.24% |
1,611
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| 30 |
Pongchau-Wakka |
45.71% |
Hejam Ponglaham |
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INC |
1,442 |
38.02% |
Anok |
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PPA |
1,081 |
28.5% |
361
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References
- ^ a b "Arunachal Pradesh Election results, 1984". Archived from the original on 2019-05-15.
- ^ Ranjana Arora; Verinder Grover, eds. (1996). Encyclopaedia of India and Her States: North-East India, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura. Deep & Deep. p. 101.
- ^ "Statistical Report on General Election, 1984 to the Legislative Assembly of Arunachal Pradesh" (PDF). Election Commission of India. Archived from the original (pdf) on 20 August 2018. Retrieved 15 February 2024.