ELECTION HISTORY
Three elections. A changing record.
Read seats and votes as separate measures, with incomplete coverage kept visible.
2017
The Assembly result.
58 / 60 candidate contests reconciled.
Election-day party results are separate from current Assembly membership. Candidate totals are published only for complete reconciled contests.
↗ Source: CEO Manipur · Statistical report 2017. Election-day results; subsequent changes are separate.
Party trajectory explorer
| Metric | 2012 | 2022 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seats | 42 | 5 | -37 |
| Candidate-vote share | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable |
↗ Party vote shares require candidate coverage across all 60 constituencies. Partial data are never extrapolated statewide.
The parliamentary
election of 2024.
Inner Manipur and Outer Manipur are different parliamentary constituencies. The official 2024 CEO report has been located and archived by the research workflow. All ten candidate totals have been reviewed against the report and reconcile with its party aggregate. Assembly-segment tables remain under review.
2024 LOK SABHA · Inner Manipur
Angomcha Bimol Akoijam
1,09,801 vote winning margin · 7,93,100 candidate votes
↗ Share of candidate votes, excluding NOTA. Turnout and NOTA totals: not yet reconciled.
2024 LOK SABHA · Outer Manipur
Alfred Kanngam S Arthur
85,418 vote winning margin · 7,89,510 candidate votes
↗ Share of candidate votes, excluding NOTA. Turnout and NOTA totals: not yet reconciled.
↗ Page 34 labels Kachui Timothy Zimik’s party Naga Peoples Party. Page 32 identifies the 299,536 votes as Naga People’s Front; NPF is used with this discrepancy disclosed.
The 2022 Assembly and 2024 parliamentary contests differ in candidates, alliances, issues and voter participation. Their differences cannot be interpreted as a clean measure of voter movement or party conversion.
↗ CEO Manipur · 2024 Lok Sabha statistical report ↗
Data coverage and outstanding records ↗