Sutnga-shangpung Assembly Constituency Election Result

Sutnga-shangpung is a legislative assembly constituency in Meghalaya. Election results of Sutnga-shangpung assembly constituency seat is given below in a table that also lists all MLAs from this seat. Click election year in the table, for more detailed result.

List of all MLA from Sutnga-shangpung Assembly Constituency Seat (Meghalaya) Click on Year to View Detailed Result
Year	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
2008	Shitlang Pale	INC	9814
2003	Shitlang Pale	INC	8182
1998	Oliverneat Chyrmang	UDP	7282
1993	Oliverneat Shyrmang	HPU	7059
1988	Onward Leyswell Nongtdu	INC	5536
1983	Barrister Pakem	HPD	3695
1978	Barrister Pakem	HPD	2675

2008 Legislative Assembly Constituency Election
S N	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Shitlang Pale Male 40 yr ST	INC Indian National Congress	9814 50.99%
2	Richard Singh Lyngdoh Male 44 yr ST	UDP United Democratic Party	7938 41.24%
3	Bison Paslein Male 38 yr ST	KHNAM Khun Hynniewtrep National Awakening Movement	1496 7.77%
	Total		19248 92.13%

In 2008, Sutnga-shangpung legislative assembly constituency had total 20892 electors. Total number of valid vote was 19248. Indian National Congress candidate Shitlang Pale won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 9814 votes. United Democratic Party candidate Richard Singh Lyngdoh stood second with total 7938 votes. He lost by 1876 votes.

2003 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Shitlang Pale Male	INC Indian National Congress	8182 45.8%
2	Shri Oliverneat Chyrmang Male	UDP United Democratic Party	5722 32.03%
3	Thianga Ngamlai Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	1738 9.73%
4	Shri E C Boniface Bamon Male	NCP Nationalist Congress Party	1500 8.4%
5	Shngainlang Bamon Male	IND Independent	722 4.04%
	Total		17864 78.99%

In 2003, Sutnga-shangpung legislative assembly constituency had total 22616 electors. Total number of valid vote was 17864. Indian National Congress candidate Shitlang Pale won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 8182 votes. United Democratic Party candidate Shri Oliverneat Chyrmang stood second with total 5722 votes. He lost by 2460 votes.

1998 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Oliverneat Chyrmang Male	UDP United Democratic Party	7282 43.48%
2	Shitlang Pale Male	INC Indian National Congress	5452 32.55%
3	E C Boniface Bamon Male	IND Independent	2617 15.63%
4	Richard Singh Lyngdoh Male	PDM People's Democratic Movement	1336 7.98%
5	Ionis Dkhar Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	61 0.36%
	Total		16748 82.96%

In 1998, Sutnga-shangpung legislative assembly constituency had total 20672 electors. Total number of valid vote was 16748. United Democratic Party candidate Oliverneat Chyrmang won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 7282 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Shitlang Pale stood second with total 5452 votes. He lost by 1830 votes.

1993 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Oliverneat Shyrmang Male	HPU Hill People Union	7059 45.71%
2	Onwardleyswel Nangtdu Male	INC Indian National Congress	5990 38.79%
3	Beryl Sutnga Male	IND Independents	2393 15.5%
	Total		15442 82.16%

In 1993, Sutnga-shangpung legislative assembly constituency had total 19128 electors. Total number of valid vote was 15442. Hill People Union candidate Oliverneat Shyrmang won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 7059 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Onwardleyswel Nangtdu stood second with total 5990 votes. He lost by 1069 votes.

1988 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Onward Leyswell Nongtdu Male	INC Indian National Congress	5536 49.78%
2	Barrister Pakem Male	HPU Hill People Union	5484 49.32%
3	Haring Pala Male	HPD Hill State People's Democratic Party	100 0.9%
	Total		11120 88.67%

In 1988, Sutnga-shangpung legislative assembly constituency had total 12830 electors. Total number of valid vote was 11120. Indian National Congress candidate Onward Leyswell Nongtdu won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 5536 votes. Hill People Union candidate Barrister Pakem stood second with total 5484 votes. He lost by 52 votes.

1983 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Barrister Pakem Male	HPD Hill State Peoples Democratic Party	3695 40.78%
2	Onwardleyswell Nongtdu Male	INC Indian National Congress	2982 32.91%
3	Beryl Sutnga Male	AHL All Party Hill Leader's Confernce	2383 26.3%
	Total		9060 73.8%

In 1983, Sutnga-shangpung legislative assembly constituency had total 12661 electors. Total number of valid vote was 9060. Hill State Peoples Democratic Party candidate Barrister Pakem won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 3695 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Onwardleyswell Nongtdu stood second with total 2982 votes. He lost by 713 votes.

1978 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Barrister Pakem Male	HPD Hill State People's Democratic Party	2675 33.96%
2	Beryle Sutnga Male	AHL All Party Hill-leader's Conference	2577 32.72%
3	Onward Leyswell Nongtdue Male	INC Indian National Congress	2015 25.58%
4	Kom Rease Nongtdue Male	IND Independent	609 7.73%
	Total		7876 79.59%

In 1978, Sutnga-shangpung legislative assembly constituency had total 10092 electors. Total number of valid vote was 7876. Hill State People's Democratic Party candidate Barrister Pakem won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 2675 votes. All Party Hill-leader's Conference candidate Beryle Sutnga stood second with total 2577 votes. He lost by 98 votes.

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