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Tripura Assembly Elections

Historical results, trends and insights from 1967 to 2023.

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Lok Sabha16Vidhan Sabha12
20232018201320082003
More years
1998199319881983197719721967

Current government

Who governs Tripura today

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Manik Saha
Chief Minister of Tripura
Manik SahaBJP

In office since 15 May 2022 · 4 years, 3 months

Manik Saha (born 8 January 1953) is an Indian politician serving as the Chief Minister of Tripura and leader of the house in the Tripura Legislative Assembly. He has represented the Town Bordowali Assembly constituency in the Tripura Legislative Assembly since 26 June 2022. He was also a member of the Rajya Sabha from Tripura in 2022 until he became Chief Minister, and the President of Bharatiya Janata Party, Tripura from 2020 to 2022.

Current seats
60
in the present Tripura assembly
Elections contested
12
Leading party, 2023
BJP
32 of 60 seats

Compare elections

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

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 Tripura

Party202320182013200820031998199319881983197719721967
CPM0164946383844263751162
INC301010131310251204127
BJP32360000000000
TUS000000076400
Others2581499625531
Total seats606060606060606060606030

Seats won over time

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

014294357196719721977198319881993199820032008201320182023CPMINCBJPTUS
  • CPM
  • INC
  • BJP
  • TUS

Vote share trend

How each party's Vidhan Sabha vote share has moved over time in Tripura

0%16%32%49%65%196719721977198319881993199820032008201320182023CPMINCBJPTUS
  • CPM
  • INC
  • BJP
  • TUS

Constituency performance

From the 60 results in Tripura, 2023

Best performance
TAKARJALA
Biswajit Kalai, 86.81% share
Closest contest
JUBARAJNAGAR
won by 296 (0.75%)
Biggest victory
TAKARJALA
won by 32,455 (81.15%)
Lowest turnout
TOWN BORDOWALI
79.94%

Seat change & vote share

Tripura, 2023

60SEATS
  • Retained24 (40%)
  • Changed hands36 (60%)

24 constituencies were won by the same party as 2018; 36 changed hands.

Vote share by party
BJP38.97%
INC8.56%
IND2.25%
AIFB1.03%

Result by election

2023Full result →60 seats
BJP 32TIPRAMOTHA… 13COMMUNISTP… 11
  • BJP32
  • TIPRAMOTHAPARTY13
  • COMMUNISTPARTYOFINDIAMARXIST11
  • INC3
  • INDIGENOUSPEOPLESFRONTOFTRIPURA1
2018Full result →60 seats
BJP 36CPM 16IPFT 8
  • BJP36
  • CPM16
  • IPFT8
2013Full result →60 seats
CPM 49INC 10
  • CPM49
  • INC10
  • CPI1
2008Full result →60 seats
CPM 46INC 10
  • CPM46
  • INC10
  • RSP2
  • INPT1
  • CPI1
2003Full result →60 seats
CPM 38INC 13INPT 6
  • CPM38
  • INC13
  • INPT6
  • RSP2
  • CPI1
1998Full result →60 seats
CPM 38INC 13TUJS 4
  • CPM38
  • INC13
  • TUJS4
  • RSP2
  • IND2
  • CPI1
1993Full result →60 seats
CPM 44INC 10
  • CPM44
  • INC10
  • RSP2
  • FBL1
  • TJS1
  • IND1
  • JDB1
1988Full result →60 seats
CPM 26INC 25TUS 7
  • CPM26
  • INC25
  • TUS7
  • RSP2
1983Full result →60 seats
CPM 37INC 12TUS 6
  • CPM37
  • INC12
  • TUS6
  • IND3
  • RSP2
1977Full result →60 seats
CPM 51TUS 4
  • CPM51
  • TUS4
  • IND2
  • RSP2
  • FBL1
1972Full result →60 seats
INC 41CPM 16
  • INC41
  • CPM16
  • IND2
  • CPI1
1967Full result →30 seats
INC 27CPM 2
  • INC27
  • CPM2
  • CPI1

Top leaders

Chief Ministers of Tripura, most recent first

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Manik Saha
BJPIncumbent
2022–present
Biplab Kumar Deb
BJP
2018–2022
Manik Sarkar
CPM
1998–2018
Dasarath Deb
CPM
1993–1998

Assembly constituencies

60 current, 132 under former boundaries · showing 151–192 of 192

No.Assembly seatReservationElectionsLast contested
40MOHAR CHHERAformer boundaryST11972
40SABROOMformer boundaryST72008
41AMPINAGARformer boundaryGEN72008
41KALYANPURformer boundaryST21972
42AMARPURformer boundaryST72008
42PRAMODNAGARformer boundaryST11972
43KARBOOKformer boundaryGEN72008
43KHOWAIformer boundaryGEN21972
44ASHARAMBARIformer boundaryGEN11972
44RAIMA VALLEYformer boundaryST72008
45KAMALPURformer boundaryGEN21972
45KAMALPURformer boundaryGEN72008
46SUDMAformer boundarySC11972
46SURMAformer boundarySC72008
47AMBASSAformer boundaryST72008
47KULAIHOWERformer boundaryST11972
48CHHAWMANUformer boundaryST11972
48KARAMCHHARAformer boundaryST72008
49CHHAWMANUformer boundaryST72008
49FATIKROYformer boundaryGEN21972
50PABIACHHARAformer boundarySC72008
50PABIACHHERRAformer boundaryST11972
51CHANDIPURformer boundaryGEN11972
51FATIKROYformer boundaryGEN72008
52CHANDIPURformer boundaryGEN72008
52KAILASHAHARformer boundaryGEN21972
53BILASPURformer boundarySC11972
53KAILASAHARformer boundaryGEN72008
54JUBARAJ NAGARformer boundaryGEN11972
54KADAMTALA - KURTIformer boundaryGEN72008
55BAGBASSAformer boundaryGEN72008
55LONGAIformer boundaryST11972
56DHARMANAGARformer boundaryGEN72008
56KANCHANPURformer boundaryST21972
57DEOCHHERAformer boundaryGEN11972
57JUBARAJNAGARformer boundaryGEN72008
58DHARMANAGARformer boundaryGEN11972
58PANISAGARformer boundaryST72008
59KADAMTALAformer boundaryGEN21972
59PENCHARTHALformer boundaryGEN72008
60KANCHANPURformer boundaryST72008
60SONICHERAformer boundaryGEN11972

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.