Mizoram Assembly Election Results in 1989

In 1989 was the sixth general election for the legislative assembly of Mizoram?. There were 40 constituencies at that time, and the number of voters in each constituency ranged from 5,328 to 13,993. In total, there were about 333,733 registered voters in 1989, out of which 168,570 were male electors and 165,163 were female. The electorate of 1989 registered a marginal increase from 321,557 voters during the 1987 elections, when 72.63% polling was recorded. 35,000 new voters were enlisted in the last elections, out of which 90% were underage. A total of 162 candidates contested in the assembly elections. The Indian National Congress (INC) bagged 23 seats, while the People's Conference secured 1, the Mizoram National Front gained 14 and the MNF (Democratic) got 2. The ministry was headed by Shri Lalthanhawla, who was sworn in on January 24, 1989. General K. V. Krishna Rao became the then governor, but was soon replaced by Capt. W. A. Sangma.

List of Successful Candidates in Mizoram Assembly Election in 1989

See Also: Mizoram Assembly Election Results 2013

A. C. No.	Assembly Constituency Name	Winner Candidates Name	Gender	Party
1	Tuipang (ST)	Hiphei	M	INC
2	Saiha (ST)	S. Hiato	M	INC
3	Sangau (ST)	H. Rammawi	M	MNF
4	Lawngtlai (ST)	F. Manghnuna	M	INC
5	Chawngte (ST)	Nirupam	M	INC
6	Tlabung (ST)	Hari Kristo Chakma	M	INC
7	Buarpui (ST)	P. Lalbiaka	M	INC
8	Lunglei South	F. Sapa	M	INC
9	Lunglei North (ST)	R. Thangliana	M	MNF
10	Tawipui (ST)	P. Siamliana	M	IND
11	Vanva (ST)	R. Romawia	M	MNF
12	Hnahthial (ST)	Vanlalanghaka	M	INC
13	North Vanlaiphai (ST)	C. L. Ruala	M	INC
14	Khawbung (ST)	K. Vanlalauva	M	MNF
15	Champhai (ST)	Zoramthanga	M	MNF
16	Khawhai (ST)	J. H. Rothuama	M	MNF
17	Saitual (ST)	Andrew Lalherliana	M	IND
18	Khawzawl (ST)	Tawnluia	M	MNF
19	Ngopa (ST)	Zosiama Pachuau	M	PPC
20	Suangpuilawn (ST)	Vanlalngena	M	INC
21	Ratu (ST)	Lalrinchhana	M	MNF
22	Kawnpui (ST)	Vaivenga	M	INC
23	Kolasib (ST)	Aichhinga	M	MNF
24	Bilkhawthlir (ST)	Zalawma	M	INC
25	Lokicherra (ST)	Lalthanhawla	M	INC
26	Kawrthah (ST)	Saikapthianga	M	INC
27	Mamit (ST)	Lalhuthanga	M	INC
28	Phuldungsei (ST)	Liansuama	M	INC
29	Sateek (ST)	Lalrawnliana	M	MNF
30	Serchhip (ST)	Lalthanhawla	M	INC
31	Lungpho (ST)	P. C. Bawihtluanga	M	INC
32	Tlungvel (ST)	P. C. Zoramsangliana	M	INC
33	Aizawl North-I (ST)	Rosangliana	M	INC
34	Aizawl North II (ST)	H. Thansanga	M	INC
35	Aizawl East-I (ST)	Ohn Lalsangzuala	M	INC
36	Aizawl East-II (ST)	Rokamlova	M	INC
37	Aizawl West I (ST)	J. Tahnghuama	M	MNF
38	Aizawl West-II (ST)	Rualchhina	M	MNF
39	Aizawl South - I (ST)	R. Tlagghmingthanga	M	MNF
40	Aizawl South - II (ST)	Laldenga	M	MNF

List of Participating Political Parties in Mizoram Assembly Election in 1989

S.No.	Party Abbreviation	Party
National Parties
1	INC	Indian National Congress
State Parties
2	MNF	Mizo National Front
3	PPC	PEOPLES CONFERENCE
Independents
4	IND	Independent

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