Nagaland Election Results 2023, Winners’ List: The Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP)-BJP alliance won the Nagaland Assembly elections bagging 37 seats together. Five seats were won by the National People’s party (NPP) and six seats were bagged by the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP). Four Independent contestants also won, while once formidable force the Naga People’s Front (NPF) was reduced to just two seats in the 2023 Nagaland elections. Counting of votes for Nagaland took place in 16 centres and as many as 183 candidates – 164 from 12 political parties, including four women nominees and 19 Independent aspirants were in the fray.

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Elections were held for 59 Assembly seats on February 27. The Akuluto seat has been won uncontested by BJP nominee Kazheto Kinimi. Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio, who contested from the Northern Angami – II seat, won defeating his nearest rival Congress’ Seyievilie Sachu by 15,824 votes.

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Nagaland winners list and constituencies:

Dimapur-I – H. TOVIHOTO AYEMI (BJP)

Dimapur-II – MOATOSHI LONGKUMER (NDPP)

Dimapur-III – Hekhani Jakhalu (NDPP)

Tenning – Namri Nchang (NCP)

Peren – Taditui Rangkau Zeliang (NDPP)

Western Angami – Salhoutuonuo Kruse (NDPP)

Kohima Town – Dr Tseilhoutuo Rhutso (Dr Ato) (NPP)

Northern Angami-I – Dr.Kekhrielhoulie Yhome (NDPP)

Northern Angami-II – Neiphiu Rio (NDPP)

Southern Angami-I – Kevipodi Sophie (Independent)

Southern Angami-II – Kropol Vitsu (BJP)

Pughoboto – DR SUKHATO A SEMA (Lok Janshakti Party(Ram Vilas))

Pfutsero – Dr Neisatuo Mero (Independent)

Chizami – K. G Kenye (NDPP)

Chazouba – Kudecho Khamo (NDPP)

Phek – Kuzholuzo Nienu (NPF)

Meluri – Z.NYUSIETHO NYUTHE (NDPP)

Tuli – A. Pangjung Jamir (BJP)

Arkakong – Nuklutoshi (NPP)

Impur – T N MANNEN (NDPP)

Angetyongpang – TONGPANG OZUKUM (NDPP)

Mongoya – IMKONGMAR (NDPP)

Aonglenden – SHARINGAIN LONGKUMER (NDPP)

Mokokchung – Metsubo Jamir (NDPP)

Koridang – Imkong L Imchen (BJP)

Jangpetkong – Temjenmenba (NDPP)

Alongtaki – Temjen Imna Along (BJP)

Atoizu – PICTO (Congress)

Suruhuto – S. TOIHO YEPTHO (NCP)

Aghunato – G IKUTO ZHIMOMI (NDPP)

Zunheboto – K TOKUGHA SUKHALU (NDPP)

Satakha – G. KAITO AYE (NDPP)

Tyui – YANTHUNGO PATTON (BJP)

Wokha – Y MHONBEMO HUMTSOE (NCP)

Sanis – Mhathung Yanthan (NDPP)

Bhandari – ACHUMBEMO KIKON (NPF)

Tizit – P. PAIWANG KONYAK (BJP)

Wakching – W CHINGANG KONYAK (NDPP)

Tapi – NOKE WANGNAO (NDPP)

Phomching – K Konngam Konyak (BJP)

Tehok – C.L JOHN (NDPP)

Mon Town – Y Mankhao Konyak (NCP)

Aboi – C Manpon Konyak (Independent)

Moka – A Nyamnyei Konyak (NPP)

Tobu – Naiba Konyak (Lok Janshakti Party(Ram Vilas))

Tamlu – B. Bangtick Phom (Independent)

Longleng – A Pongshi Phom (Congress)

Noksen: Y. Lima Onen Chang (Republican Party of India (Athawale))

Longkhim Chare – Sethrongkyu (BJP)

Tuensang Sadar-I: P. Bashangmongba Chang (BJP)

Tuensang Sadar-II: Imtichoba (Republican Party of India (Athawale))

Seyochung Sitimi – C. Kipili Sangtam (NPP)

Pungro Kiphire – S. Kiusumew Yimchunger (NDPP)

Noklak – P Longon (NCP)

Tseminyu – JWENGA SEB (Janata Dal (United))

Ghaspani-I – N. JACOB ZHIMOMI (BJP)

Ghaspani-II – ZHALEO RIO (NDPP)

Shamator Chessore: S Keoshu Yimchunger (NDPP)