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Who governs Meghalaya today

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Conrad Sangma
Chief Minister of Meghalaya
Conrad SangmaNPEP

In office since 6 Mar 2018 · 8 years, 6 months

Conrad Kongkal Sangma (born 27 January 1978) is an Indian politician and Chief Minister of Meghalaya since 2018. He is the national president of the National People's Party. His father, P. A. Sangma, was former Chief Minister and former Speaker of the Lok Sabha.

Current seats
60
in the present Meghalaya assembly
Elections contested
11
Leading party, 2023
NPP
26 of 59 seats

Compare elections

See what changed between any two Vidhan Sabha elections in Meghalaya.

2023vs

Seat swings, vote share shifts and constituency-level changes, side by side.

Seat share over the years

Seats and vote share by election for the parties that have won the most Vidhan Sabha seats in Meghalaya

Party20232018201320082003199819931988198319781972
INC52129252225242225209
IND231355510931019
AHL00000000151632
UDP0681192000000
Others523010192410262917140
Total seats5960606060606060606060

Seats won over time

The four parties that have won the most Vidhan Sabha seats in Meghalaya

0918273619721978198319881993199820032008201320182023INCINDAHLUDP
  • INC
  • IND
  • AHL
  • UDP

Constituency performance

From the 59 results in Meghalaya, 2023

Best performance
SOUTH SHILLONG
SANBOR SHULLAI, 65.74% share
Closest contest
RAJABALA
won by 10 (0.03%)
Biggest victory
SOUTH SHILLONG
won by 11,609 (53.69%)
Lowest turnout
SOUTH SHILLONG
62.10%

Seat change & vote share

Meghalaya, 2023

59SEATS
  • Retained4 (7%)
  • Changed hands55 (93%)

4 constituencies were won by the same party as 2018; 55 changed hands.

Vote share by party
NPP31.49%
AITC13.78%
INC13.14%
BJP9.33%
IND3.59%

Result by election

NPP 26UNITEDDEMO… 11INC 5AITC 5VOICEOFTHE… 4
  • NPP26
  • UNITEDDEMOCRATICPARTY11
  • INC5
  • AITC5
  • VOICEOFTHEPEOPLEPARTY4
  • PEOPLESDEMOCRATICFRONT2
  • HILLSTATEPEOPLESDEMOCRATICPARTY2
  • BJP2
  • IND2
INC 21NPEP 19UDP 6PDF 4
  • INC21
  • NPEP19
  • UDP6
  • PDF4
  • IND3
  • BJP2
  • HSPDP2
  • KHNAM1
  • NPP1
  • NCP1
INC 29IND 13UDP 8HSPDP 4
  • INC29
  • IND13
  • UDP8
  • HSPDP4
  • NPP2
  • NCP2
  • GNC1
  • NESDP1
INC 25NCP 15UDP 11IND 5
  • INC25
  • NCP15
  • UDP11
  • IND5
  • HSPDP2
  • KHNAM1
  • BJP1
INC 22NCP 14UDP 9IND 5MDP 4
  • INC22
  • NCP14
  • UDP9
  • IND5
  • MDP4
  • HPDP2
  • KHNAM2
  • BJP2
INC 25UDP 20IND 5
  • INC25
  • UDP20
  • IND5
  • BJP3
  • PDM3
  • HPDP3
  • GNC1
INC 24HPU 11IND 10HPSD 8
  • INC24
  • HPU11
  • IND10
  • HPSD8
  • AHLCAM3
  • PDI2
  • MPP2
INC 22HPU 19IND 9HPD 6
  • INC22
  • HPU19
  • IND9
  • HPD6
  • AHLA2
  • PDC2
INC 25HPD 15AHL 15
  • INC25
  • HPD15
  • AHL15
  • IND3
  • PDC2
INC 20AHL 16HPD 14IND 10
  • INC20
  • AHL16
  • HPD14
  • IND10
AHL 32IND 19INC 9
  • AHL32
  • IND19
  • INC9

Top leaders

Chief Ministers of Meghalaya, most recent first

Full history →
Conrad Sangma
NPEPIncumbent
2018present
Mukul Sangma
INC
20102018
Donkupar Roy
UDP
20082009
J. D. Rymbai
INC
20062007

Assembly constituencies

60 current, 121 under former boundaries · showing 51–100 of 181

No.Assembly seatReservationElectionsLast contested
51SOUTH TURAST32023
52RANGSAKONAST32023
53AMPATIST32023
54MAHENDRAGANJST32023
55SALMANPARAST32023
56GAMBEGREST32023
57DALUST32023
58RONGARA SIJUST32023
59CHOKPOTST32023
60BAGHMARAST32023
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4RALIANGformer boundaryST72008
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5NARTIANGformer boundaryST11972
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14SOHIONGformer boundaryST72008
15MYLLIEMformer boundaryST72008
15NONGTHYMMAIformer boundaryST11972
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18MAWHATIformer boundaryST11972
18PYNTHORUMKHRAHformer boundaryGEN72008
19JAIAWformer boundaryST72008
19SOHRYNGKHAMformer boundaryST11972
20MAWKHARformer boundaryST72008

Seats marked “former boundary” were redrawn by a later delimitation order. A name that survives a redrawing keeps its own page, with each boundary era labelled on the result.

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