New Delhi: Bouncing back to power after nearly a decade, Zoramthanga-lead MNF secured 26 constituencies while Congress won 5 seats. The BJP has won only one seat.
This year, Mizoram witnessed a prestige battle between the Mizo National Front (MNF), a constituent of BJP-led Northeast Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the Indian National Congress.
Following is the full list of winning candidates from Mizoram and their parties:
| Constituency | Winner | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Hachhek | Lalrindika Ralte | CONG |
| Dampa | Lalrintluanga Sailo | MNF |
| Mamit | H. Lalzirliana | MNF |
| Tuirial | Andrew H. Thangliana | IND |
| Kolasib | K. Lalrinliana | MNF |
| Serlui |
Lalrinsanga Ralte |
MNF |
| Tuivawl | Lalchhandama Ralte | MNF |
| Chalfilh | Lalrinliana Sailo | MNF |
| Tawi | R.Lalzirliana | MNF |
| Aizawl North - i | Vanlalhlana | IND |
| Aizawl North - ii | Vanlalthlana | IND |
| Aizawl North-iii | F. Lalnunmawia | MNF |
| Aizawl East - i | Zoramthanga | MNF |
| Aizawl East ii | Robert Romawia Royte | MNF |
| Aizawl West i | Lalduhoma | IND |
| Aizawl West ii | Lalruatkima | MNF |
| Aizawl West iii |
V.L. Zaithanzama |
IND |
| Aizawl South i | C. Lalsawivunga | IND |
| Aizawl South ii | Lalchhuanthanga | IND |
| Aizawl South-iii | F. Lalnunmawia | MNF |
| Lengteng | L.Thangmawia | MNF |
| Tuichang | Tawnluia | MNF |
| Champhai North | Dr Zr.Thiamsanga | MNF |
| Champhai South | TJ Lalnuntluanga | MNF |
| East tuipui | Ramthanmawia | MNF |
| Serchhip | Lalduhoma | IND |
| Tuikum | Er. Lalrinawma | MNF |
| Hrangturzo | Lalchamliana | MNF |
| South tuipui | Dr R Lalthangliana | MNF |
| Lunglei North | Vanlaltanpuia | MNF |
| Lunglei East | Lawmawma Tochhawng | MNF |
| Lunglei West | C.Lalrinsanga | Won |
| Lunglei South | K Pachhunga | MNF |
| Thorang | Zodintluanga Ralte | CONG |
| West tuipui | Nihar Kanti Chakma | CONG |
| Tuichawng | Buddha Dhan Chakma | BJP |
| Lawngtlai West | C. Ngunlianchunga | CONG |
| Lawngtlai East | H. Biakzaua | MNF |
| Siaha | Dr. K. Beichhua | MNF |
| Palak | K.T. Rokhaw | CONG |
The EC said that polling was completely peaceful and barring sporadic incidents of VVPAT machines malfunctioning, there was no impediment. Interestingly, Deputy Additional Chief Electoral Officer CC Lalchhuangkina said that 25% of the 7.68 lakh voters here had already cast their vote by 10 am.
