Mizoram Assembly Election 2018
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Mizo National Front leader Zoramthanga sworn in as Mizoram chief minister

Mizoram assembly election 2018: Mizoram Assembly will have no woman MLA

Mizoram assembly elections 2018: How the Congress lost its last bastion in the North-east

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Zoramthanga: Second coming for the former rebel turned politician

Achieved target of making northeast ‘Congress-free’, says BJP’s Sarma

Assembly election results 2018: After 5 unsuccessful attempts, BJP tastes first victory in Mizoram

Mizoram election result: Zoramthanga set to return as CM after decade, lists prohibition as topmost priority

Mizoram assembly polls: MNF returns to power as Congress loses last bastion in northeast

Mizoram election result: Mizoram doesn’t need BJP, says MNF’s CM candidate Zoramthanga

Mizoram election results 2018: MNF won due to negative voting against govt, says ZPM leader Lalduhoma

Mizoram election results 2018: Mizoram chief minister Lal Thanhawla loses both seats, MNF all set to return to power after 10 years

Mizoram election results: Mizo National Front (MNF) all set to return to power after 10-year gap

Mizoram election result 2018: MNF extends early edge, Congress way behind in last northeast bastion

Mizoram election results Highlights: Zoramthanga meets Mizoram Governor, stakes claim to form government
The Mizo National Front (MNF) returned to power in Mizoram after a gap of 10 years on Tuesday, beating the Congress comprehensively in its last state it was ruling in the northeast.In the state’s 40-member assembly, the MNF bagged 26, securing absolute majority on its own. Congress, which had been in power since 2008, came third with just 5 seats.Catch all the live updates of assembly elections, click here.Mizoram, the last Congress-ruled state in the northeast has seen direct contests between the Congress and the Zoramthanga-led Mizo National Front with smaller parties such as the National People’s Party (NPP) and the Zoram Peoples Movement (ZPM) also contesting the elections. This time, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) looked to expand its footprint in the northeast and had fielded 39 candidates for the 40 assembly seats of Mizoram.Outgoing chief minister Lal Thanhawla who had contested from two seats—Serchhip and Champhai South—lost both. In Serchhip he was defeated by ZPM leader Lalduhoma while he lost Champhai South to MNF’s Lalnuntluanga.Catch all the live updates of Mizoram election results, click hereExit polls have predicted a hung assembly in the northeastern state. In case the counting of votes in Mizoram does throw up a hung assembly today, parties such as the BJP, ZPM and the NPP are likely to play a crucial role in the formation of the government in the state.
Here are the highlights:

Mizoram election results 2018: State looks at first possible hung assembly result

Assembly elections 2018: Congress hopes to hold on to its last northeastern bastion in Mizoram

Mizoram elections 2018: MNF confident of forming govt in Mizoram alone; Congress aims for simple majority

Mizoram election results 2018: All you need to know

Mizoram exit poll predicts hung house in Cong’s last bastion in north east

Mizoram exit polls 2018: All you need to know

Mizoram elections 2018: 21 yrs on, Bru refugees cast vote for ‘change’

80% turnout in Mizoram, slight dip compared to 83.41% in 2013

Mizoram elections 2018: CM Thanhawla among 9 candidates facing criminal charges

Mizoram election 2018: A political group banks on ‘godliness’ to win polls

Mizoram assembly elections 2018 Highlights: 80% turnout in Mizoram, slight dip from 83.41 % in 2013
Mizoram went to polls on Wednesday with 209 candidates in the fray for the 40-member legislative assembly. Voting began at 7 am and ended at 4 pm. The state recorded 80% voter turnout in a peaceful poll.Congress, which has been in power in Mizoram since 2008, is eyeing a third consecutive term in the state. While the direct contest is between the Congress and Mizo National Front, BJP, National People’s Party and Zoram People’s Movement could play crucial roles in the formation of the next government.Chief minister Lal Thanhawla is contesting from two seats — Serchhip and Champhai South. Here are the highlights:

Will Congress hold on to its last northeast state as Mizoram votes today

Mizoram polls: BJP looks to uproot Congress from last bastion in northeast

In a first, all Mizoram polling booths to be covered by wireless technology
