Manipur Outer Lok Sabha Constituency - Know Your Candidates, Population, Polling Percentage, Last Election Results - Manipur Outer Lok Sabha Constituency Know Your Candidates, Population, Polling Percentage, Last Election Results -

Manipur Outer Lok Sabha Constituency - Know Your Candidates, Population, Polling Percentage, Last Election Results

Like other parts of India, strife-torn state Manipur has also gears up for the ensuing 18th Lok Sabha Election.

Manipur Outer Lok Sabha Constituency

Like other parts of India, strife-torn state Manipur has also gears up for the ensuing 18th Lok Sabha Election.

Altogether 10 candidates will be contesting for two Member of Parliament (MP) seats in Lok Sabha allotted to the state. The Outer Manipur Parliamentary Constituency consist of 13 assembly segments.

Outer Manipur Parliamentary constituency is in the state of Manipur. It is made up of 28 assembly constituency segments. These assemblies are in THOUBAL (7), SENAPATI (6), CHURACHANDPUR (6), UKHRUL (3), TAMENGLONG (3), CHANDEL (2), IMPHAL EAST (1) districts.

In the Loksabha elections 2019, Lorho S. Pfoze of the NPF party won with 3,62,707 votes.
The runner up was Houlim Shokhopao Mate of BJP party . The margin of victory was: 75,649 votes.

In the Loksabha elections in 2014, Thangso Baite of INC party won with 2,96,618 votes.
The runner up was Soso Lorho of NPF party. The margin of victory was: 15,497 votes.

Candidate-wise votes in Lok Sabha election 2019 in Outer Manipur Parliamentary Constituency

Position	Candidate Name	Party	Total Votes	Percentage Share
1	Lorho S. Pfoze	NPF	3,62,707	42.71%
2	Houlim Shokhopao Mate	BJP	2,87,058	33.80%
3	K. James	INC	1,51,103	17.79%
4	Thangminlien Kipgen	NPEP	30,261	3.56%
5	Ashang Kasar	NEINDP	12,081	1.42%

Breakup of margin by Assembly segment in Lok Sabha election 2019 in Outer Manipur Parliamentary Constituency

#	Assembly	Winner Votes	Runner Up Votes	Margin
1	Heirok	9,994	10,328	-334
2	Wangjing Tentha	6,670	11,947	-5,277
3	Khangabok	8,449	20,279	-11,830
4	Wabgai	5,573	13,334	-7,761
5	Kakching	7,803	8,433	-630
6	Hiyanglam	7,482	7,999	-517
7	Sugnu	8,250	9,025	-775
8	Jiribam	7,545	8,070	-525
9	Chandel	20,040	18,470	1,570
10	Tengnoupal	20,112	18,012	2,100
11	Phungyar	24,793	2,074	22,719
12	Ukhrul	33,897	3,297	30,600
13	Chingai	38,037	770	37,267
14	Saikul	6,347	21,629	-15,282
15	Karong	46,088	2,482	43,606
16	Mao	50,013	453	49,560
17	Tadubi	37,370	6,154	31,216
18	Kangpokpi	5,768	15,378	-9,610
19	Saitu	9,717	25,337	-15,620
20	Tamei	27,360	4,254	23,106
21	Tamenglong	15,889	8,739	7,150
22	Nungba	8,807	7,562	1,245
23	Tipaimukh	3,383	6,894	-3,511
24	Thanlon	2,504	12,729	-10,225
25	Henglep	3,373	17,743	-14,370
26	Churachandpur	8,704	12,453	-3,749
27	Saikot	9,926	30,456	-20,530
28	Singhat	1,796	21,083	-19,287
	Totals	4,35,690	3,25,384	1,10,306

As per 2011 census report, total population is 28,55,794. Out of it, number of electors is 2029601. Out of it, male voters is 980989, female is 1048364 and transgender is 248.

No.	District	No. of Polling Sttion	No. of Special PS	No. of Critical & Vulnerable PS	Male Elector	Female Elector	Third Gender	Total Elector
1	Ukhrul	141	4	32	45509	48360	0	93869
2	Senapati	228	0	170	71433	71410	0	142843
3	Tamenglong	157	0	59	36636	38782	0	75418
4	Jiribam	40	1	24	15660	15148	1	30809
5	Tengnoupal	74	4	74	20963	21814	1	42778
6	Kamjong	78	0	10	17217	17713	0	34930
7	Noney	52	0	19	14284	15161	0	29445
8	Pherzawl	78	0	13	17438	17419	0	34857
Total of Phase-II		848	9	401	239140	245807	2	484949
State Total		2955	94	1058	980989	1048364	248	2029601

The election will be held in two phases. The number of voters to cast the election on first phase which falls on April 19 is 1544652. Out of it male voters is 741849, female is 802557 and third gender of 246. For second phase which scheduled on April 26, the number of voters is 484949. The number of male voter is 239140, female elector is 245807 and third gender is 2.

For Outer Manipur Parliamentary Constituency, four candidates are vying for election. They are Congress’ Alfred Kanngam S Arthur, NPF’s Kachui Timothy Zimik and Alyson Abonmai, S Kho John as independent candidate.

Edited By: Atiqul Habib

Published On: Apr 03, 2024