Selsella Assembly constituency

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Selsella
Constituency No. 48 for the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly
Selsella Assembly constituency map.svg
Constituency details
Country India
Region Northeast India
State Meghalaya
District West Garo Hills
LS constituency Tura
Established1972
Total electors36,217 [1]
Reservation ST
Member of Legislative Assembly
11th Meghalaya Legislative Assembly
Incumbent
Party National People's Party (India)
Elected year 2023

Selsella is one of the 60 Legislative Assembly constituencies of Meghalaya state in India. [2] It is part of West Garo Hills district and is reserved for candidates belonging to the Scheduled Tribes. It falls under Tura Lok Sabha constituency [3] and its current MLA is Arbinstone B. Marak of National People's Party. [4] [5] [6]

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Members of the Legislative Assembly

ElectionMemberParty
1978 Girash Marak All Party Hill Leaders Conference
1983 Atul C. Marak Indian National Congress
1988
1993
1998 Cyprian R. Sangma People's Democratic Movement
2003 Nationalist Congress Party
2005 By-election Clement Marak Indian National Congress
2008 Conrad Sangma Nationalist Congress Party
2013 Clement Marak Indian National Congress
2018
2019 By-election Ferlin C. A. Sangma National People's Party
2023 Arbinstone Marak

Election results

Assembly Election 2023

2023 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
NPP Arbinstone Marak 16,595 50.13% Decrease2.svg4.77
AITC Agassi R. Marak7,85423.72%New
BJP Ferlin C. A. Sangma 6,95421.01%Increase2.svg17.47
INC Reynold M Sangma1,1843.58%Decrease2.svg36.10
Independent Tengsrang Marak2060.62%New
NOTA None of the Above1790.54%Increase2.svg0.11
Margin of victory8,74126.40%Increase2.svg11.18
Turnout 33,10691.41%Increase2.svg0.34
Registered electors 36,217Increase2.svg14.19
NPP hold Swing Decrease2.svg4.77

Assembly By-election 2019

2019 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly by-election  : Selsella [8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
NPP Ferlin C. A. Sangma 15,857 54.90% Increase2.svg23.04
INC June Eliana R. Marak11,46139.68%Decrease2.svg4.88
BJP Adorsho Sangma1,0213.53%Decrease2.svg4.82
UDP Sayeedullah Nongrum5471.89%Increase2.svg1.46
NOTA None of the Above1240.43%Increase2.svg0.03
Margin of victory4,39615.22%Increase2.svg2.52
Turnout 28,88691.05%Decrease2.svg2.11
Registered electors 31,717Increase2.svg4.35
NPP gain from INC Swing Increase2.svg10.34

Assembly Election 2018

2018 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [9]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Clement Marak 12,619 44.56% Decrease2.svg5.40
NPP Ferlin C. A. Sangma 9,02231.86%Decrease2.svg9.33
Independent Dilliram G. Marak3,29611.64%New
BJP Promod Koch2,3678.36%New
AITC Biplab A. Marak2760.97%New
Independent Droming Ch. Marak2760.97%New
UDP Chris Kabul A. Sangma1240.44%New
NOTA None of the Above1130.40%New
Margin of victory3,59712.70%Increase2.svg3.93
Turnout 28,32193.18%Increase2.svg0.56
Registered electors 30,394Increase2.svg17.14
INC hold Swing Decrease2.svg5.40

Assembly Election 2013

2013 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [10]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Clement Marak 12,004 49.95% Increase2.svg17.82
NPP Conrad Sangma 9,89741.19%New
SP Promod Koch1,0154.22%New
NCP Lalthantluanga D. Shira5712.38%Decrease2.svg40.29
Independent Atul C. Marak5432.26%New
Margin of victory2,1078.77%Decrease2.svg1.76
Turnout 24,03092.62%Decrease2.svg0.06
Registered electors 25,946Increase2.svg81.63
INC gain from NCP Swing Increase2.svg7.29

Assembly Election 2008

2008 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
NCP Conrad Sangma 5,648 42.66% Increase2.svg19.62
INC Clement Marak4,25432.13%Increase2.svg7.45
UDP Moses Ch Sangma1,33310.07%Decrease2.svg7.53
Independent Atul C. Marak1,1018.32%New
Independent Crebilson Marak7215.45%New
BJP Arjun Kr. Hajong1821.37%Decrease2.svg5.94
Margin of victory1,39410.53%Increase2.svg8.89
Turnout 13,23992.68%Increase2.svg20.85
Registered electors 14,285Decrease2.svg7.76
NCP gain from INC Swing Increase2.svg17.98

Assembly By-election 2005

2005 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly by-election  : Selsella [12]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Clement Marak 2,745 24.68% Increase2.svg0.90
NCP Connad Kongkal Sangma2,56323.04%Decrease2.svg2.23
UDP Moses Ch. Sangma1,95717.59%Increase2.svg7.17
Independent Atul C. Marak1,79816.16%New
BJP Ananda Koch8147.32%Decrease2.svg1.99
Independent Susantho R. Sangma6285.65%New
Independent Simon George S. Marak4133.71%New
Margin of victory1821.64%Increase2.svg0.14
Turnout 11,12371.83%Decrease2.svg3.25
Registered electors 15,486Increase2.svg2.18
INC gain from NCP Swing Decrease2.svg0.59

Assembly Election 2003

2003 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [13]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
NCP Cyprian R. Sangma 2,875 25.27% New
INC Atul C. Marak2,70523.77%Decrease2.svg10.41
Independent Moses Sangma1,64414.45%New
UDP Crebilson Marak1,18610.42%Increase2.svg1.38
Independent Tairipson A. Sangma1,15310.13%New
BJP Irengsing A. Sangma1,0599.31%New
Independent Bhubani Hajong6125.38%New
Margin of victory1701.49%Decrease2.svg6.17
Turnout 11,37875.07%Decrease2.svg0.07
Registered electors 15,156Increase2.svg9.99
NCP gain from PDM Swing Decrease2.svg16.58

Assembly Election 1998

1998 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [14]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
PDM Cyprian R. Sangma 4,333 41.85% New
INC Atul C. Marak3,53934.18%Decrease2.svg13.80
Independent Dilip Sangma1,38213.35%New
UDP Crebilson Marak9369.04%New
GNC Predingson Marak1641.58%New
Margin of victory7947.67%Increase2.svg3.62
Turnout 10,35477.68%Decrease2.svg8.75
Registered electors 13,779Increase2.svg15.00
PDM gain from INC Swing Decrease2.svg6.13

Assembly Election 1993

1993 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [15]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Atul C. Marak 4,823 47.98% Decrease2.svg1.10
HPU Barthar Marak4,41643.93%Increase2.svg2.71
BJP Jarnas Bangshal8138.09%New
Margin of victory4074.05%Decrease2.svg3.81
Turnout 10,05285.78%Increase2.svg5.24
Registered electors 11,982Increase2.svg12.41
INC hold Swing

Assembly Election 1988

1988 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [16]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Atul C. Marak 4,115 49.08% Increase2.svg6.18
HPU Jarnas Bangshall3,45641.22%New
Independent Ponditram Koch5816.93%New
Independent Pijen Marak861.03%New
Margin of victory6597.86%Decrease2.svg10.58
Turnout 8,38481.84%Increase2.svg5.33
Registered electors 10,659Increase2.svg40.34
INC hold Swing Increase2.svg6.18

Assembly Election 1983

1983 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [17]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Atul C. Marak 2,389 42.90% Decrease2.svg6.14
AHL Predingson Marak1,36224.46%Decrease2.svg26.51
HSPDP Marquish Marak1,03318.55%New
Independent Nityanarayan Smchang68212.25%New
Independent Robert Clive Marak1031.85%New
Margin of victory1,02718.44%Increase2.svg16.52
Turnout 5,56977.17%Increase2.svg12.87
Registered electors 7,595Increase2.svg7.84
INC gain from AHL Swing Decrease2.svg8.06

Assembly Election 1978

1978 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [18]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
AHL Girash Marak 2,170 50.96% New
INC William Cecil R. Marak2,08849.04%Decrease2.svg27.52
Margin of victory821.93%Decrease2.svg60.61
Turnout 4,25866.73%Increase2.svg18.86
Registered electors 7,043Decrease2.svg12.04
AHL gain from INC Swing Decrease2.svg25.59

Assembly Election 1972

1972 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Selsella [19]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC William Cecil R Marak 2,550 76.55% New
CPI Rosendra Hajong46714.02%New
Independent Dol Ch Bai Snab3149.43%New
Margin of victory2,08362.53%
Turnout 3,33146.97%
Registered electors 8,007
INC win (new seat)

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