2004 Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election

The Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election, 2004 took place in 2004 to elect 60 seats in the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly.[1] The results were declared on 10 October 2004. The Indian National Congress won the popular vote and a majority of seats and Gegong Apang was re-elected as Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh.[2]

Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election, 2004
2004
All 60 seats in the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly
31 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Gegong Apang Kiren Rijiju
Party INC BJP
Alliance UPA NDA
Leader's seat Tuting-Yingkiong Did not contest
Last election 53 0
Seats won 34 9
Seat change 19 9
Percentage 44.41% 19%
  Third party Fourth party
 
Party NCP Arunachal Congress
Alliance NDA
Last election 4 1
Seats won 2 2
Seat change 2 1
Percentage 4.28% 3.88%
2004 Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly election results
CM before election

Gegong Apang
INC

 Elected CM

Gegong Apang
INC

Result
Party Candidates Seats Votes  %
Bharatiya Janata Party 39 9 87312 19%
Indian National Congress 60 34 204102 44.41%
Nationalist Congress Party 10 2 19673 4.28%
Arunachal Congress 11 2 17817 3.88%
Independents 48 13 130654 28.43%
Total: 168 60 459558

Elected Members
Constituency Reserved for
(SC/ST/None)		 Member Party
LumlaSTT.g.rinpocheIndian National Congress
TawangSTTsewang DhondupIndian National Congress
MuktoSTDorjee KhanduIndian National Congress
DirangSTShri Tsering GyurmeIndian National Congress
KalaktangSTShri Rinchin Khandu KhrimeyIndependent
Thrizino-buragaonSTShri Naresh GlowIndian National Congress
BomdilaSTR.t. KhunjujuBharatiya Janata Party
BamengSTKumar WaiiIndian National Congress
ChayangtajoSTKameng DoloBharatiya Janata Party
Seppa EastSTAtum WellyIndian National Congress
Seppa WestSTTani LoffaBharatiya Janata Party
Pakke-kasangSTTechi HemuBharatiya Janata Party
ItanagarSTShri Kipa BabuBharatiya Janata Party
DoimukhSTShri Ngurang PinchIndependent
SagaleeSTShri Nabam TukiIndian National Congress
YachuliSTNikh KaminNationalist Congress Party
Ziro-hapoliSTNani RibiaIndependent
PalinSTBalo RajaBharatiya Janata Party
NyapinSTTatar KipaIndian National Congress
TaliSTTakam SorangIndian National Congress
KoloriangSTLokam TasarIndependent
NachoSTTanga ByalingIndian National Congress
TalihaSTNyato RigiaIndian National Congress
DaporijoSTDaklo NidakArunachal Congress
RagaSTNido PavitraIndependent
DumporijoSTTakar MardeIndian National Congress
LiromobaSTJarbom GamlinIndian National Congress
LikabaliSTJomde KenaIndependent
BasarSTSri Gojen GadiIndependent
Along WestSTGadam EteIndian National Congress
Along EastSTKito SoraIndian National Congress
RumgongSTDibang TatakIndian National Congress
MechukaSTTadik ChijeIndian National Congress
Tuting-yingkiongSTGegong ApangIndian National Congress
PanginSTTapang TalohBharatiya Janata Party
Nari-koyuSTTako DabiIndian National Congress
Pasighat WestSTOmak ApangIndian National Congress
Pasighat EastSTBosiram SiramBharatiya Janata Party
MeboSTLombo TayengIndian National Congress
Mariyang-gekuSTJ.k. PanggengArunachal Congress
AniniSTRajesh TachoIndian National Congress
DambukSTRoding PertinIndependent
RoingSTMukut MithiIndian National Congress
TezuSTKarikho KriIndependent
HayuliangSTKalikho PulIndian National Congress
ChowkhamSTChow Tewa MeinBharatiya Janata Party
NamsaiSTChow Pingthika NamchoomIndependent
LekangSTChowna MeinIndian National Congress
Bordumsa-diyumNoneC.c. SingphoIndian National Congress
MiaoSTKamlung MossangIndian National Congress
NampongSTSetong SenaIndian National Congress
Changlang SouthSTPhosum KhimhunIndependent
Changlang NorthSTWangnia PongteIndian National Congress
NamsangSTWangki LowangIndian National Congress
Khonsa EastSTKamthok LowangIndependent
Khonsa WestSTThajam AbohIndian National Congress
Borduria- BogapaniSTWanglin LowangdongIndependent
KanubariSTNewlai TingkhatraIndian National Congress
Longding-pumaoSTThanwang WanghamNationalist Congress Party
Pongchao-wakkaSTHonchun NgandamIndian National Congress

References
  1. "Assembly Elections 2004 - Arunachal Pradesh". Rediff Portal.
  2. "Apang returns to head Arunachal Govt for 21st year". PTI. 16 October 2004. Retrieved 23 February 2022.
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