Results/Analysis
Results/Analysis
ECI results
Analysis · candidate churn
Who contests, who returns, who wins
Manipur Lok Sabha elections, 1962–2019
Contestants
19
2019 · 2 seats
Women elected
0.0%
Share of elected members
MPs re-elected
0.0%
0 of 0 who stood again
Turncoats
0
Switched party since the last poll
First-time winners
50.0%
1 of 2 seats
Lok Sabha
#17
Elected 2019
[01]Seats won by party
NPF
150.0%
BJP
150.0%
[02]Women elected, election by election
2019
0.0%
2014
0.0%
2009
0.0%
2004
0.0%
1999
0.0%
1998
50.0%
1996
0.0%
1991
0.0%
1989
0.0%
1984
0.0%
1980
0.0%
1977
0.0%
1971
0.0%
1967
0.0%
1962
0.0%
[03]Incumbent MP re-election strike rate
2014
100.0%2/2
2009
50.0%1/2
2004
0.0%0/1
1999
50.0%1/2
1998
50.0%1/2
1996
50.0%1/2
1991
100.0%1/1
1989
100.0%2/2
1984
0.0%0/1
1980
0.0%0/2
1977
100.0%1/1
1971
50.0%1/2
1967
0.0%0/1
[04]Turncoats — candidates who switched party
2014
20 won
2009
10 won
2004
10 won
1999
31 won
1998
21 won
1996
20 won
1991
20 won
1984
11 won
1980
30 won
1977
10 won
1971
20 won
1967
10 won
[05]Winners by education
Doctorate
1
Graduate Professional
1
[06]Winners by profession
Business
1
Small Business or Self-employed
1
[07]Computed insights
Arithmetic · working shown-
The most party-switching came in 1980: 3 turncoats stood, of whom 0 won.
max(turncoats) over 15 elections = 3 -
Sitting MPs fared best in 1977 (100.0%) and worst in 1967 (0.0%).
max / min strike rate over 13 elections with incumbents -
The most new blood arrived in 1967: 100.0% of winners had never won the seat before.
max(first-time-winner share), elections with a prior term = 100.0%
Each line is arithmetic over the figures on this page.
SourceTrivedi Centre for Political Data (TCPD) / Lok Dhaba, candidate-level election data; women, incumbency and turncoat figures are LokDhaba's own derived aggregates, one row per election for this state
NoteIncumbency and turncoat status require a previous election, so the first year on record carries none. Candidate age is not part of this dataset