Mizoram Assembly Election Results 2023: Full list of MNF winning candidates
Mizoram assembly election results 2023: Here is a full list of candidates from MNF contesting the elections, and if they are winning or trailing.
Mizoram assembly election results 2023: The counting of votes to decide the next government in Mizoram is currently underway, with the candidates of both the parties - Mizo National Front (MNF) and Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) - having their fate sealed over the 40 total constituencies in the state. As the vote counting is complete, ZNF has garnered a thumping majority and is set to form the new government.

MNF won the Mizoram assembly elections 2018 with a thumping majority, its MLAs winning 26 out of the total 40 seats. Meanwhile, ZPM won just eight seats, while the Congress party won five.
Here is a list of candidates contesting the Mizoram elections 2023 from the 40 constituencies, and if they are winning or losing from their seats.
Mizoram assembly election results 2023: List of winning/losing MNF candidates
| Constituency | MNF candidate name | Winning/losing |
|---|---|---|
| Hachhek | Robert Romawia Royte | Leading |
| Dampa | Lalrintluanga Sailo | Leading |
| Mamit | Er. H. Lalzirliana | Won |
| Tuirial | K. Laldawngliana | Won |
| Kolasib | K. Lalrinliana | Lost |
| Serlui | Lalrinsanga Ralte | Won |
| Tuivawl | Lalchhandama Ralte | Won |
| Chalfilh | K. Lalhmangaiha | Lost |
| Tawi | Lairinenga Sailo | Lost |
| Aizawl North 1 | R. Lalzirliana | Lost |
| Aizawl North 2 | Vanlalsawma | Lost |
| Aizawl North 3 | C. Lalmuanpuial | Lost |
| Aizawl East 1 | Zoramthanga | Lost |
| Aizawl East 2 | B. Lalawmpuii | Lost |
| Aizawl West 1 | Zothantluanga | Lost |
| Aizawl West 2 | Lalruatkima | Lost |
| Aizawl West 3 | Er. K. Lalsawmvela | Lost |
| Aizawl South 1 | K. Vanlalvena | Lost |
| Aizawl South 2 | Denghmingthanga | Lost |
| Aizawl South 3 | Dr. F. Lalnunmawia | Lost |
| Lengteng | Dr. L. Thangmawia | Lost |
| Tuichang | Tawnluia | Lost |
| Champhai North | Dr. ZR Thiamsanga | Lost |
| Champhai South | TJ Lalnuntluanga | Lost |
| East Tuipui | Ramthanmawia | Won |
| Serchhip | J. Malsawmzuala Vanchhawng | Lost |
| Tuikum | Er. Lalrinawma | Lost |
| Hrangturzo | Lalremruata Chhangte | Lost |
| South Tuipui | Dr. R Lalthangliana | Lost |
| Lunglei North | Dr. Vanlaltanpuia | Lost |
| Lunglei East | Lawmawma Tochhawng | Lost |
| Lunglei West | C Lalrinsanga | Lost |
| Lunglei South | Dr. K. Pachhunga | Lost |
| Thorang | Er. R. Rohmingliana | Won |
| West Tuipui | Prova Chakma | Won |
| Tuichawng | Rasik Mohan Chakma | Leading |
| Lawngtlai West | V. Zirsanga | Trailing |
| Lawngtlai East | H. Biakzaua | Lost |
| Saiha | HC Lalmalsawma Zasai | Lost |
| Palak | KT Rokhaw | Lost |
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