Nongstoin by poll records 81.96 pc turn out despite harvest season

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NONGSTOIN: Despite the harvesting season being in progress, the Nongstoin by poll on Saturday managed to score a high turnout of voters in every polling station, with the final turnout recorded at 81.96%, official figures released on Sunday said.
Most of the polling stations recorded above 80% turnout with Mawduh polling station recording the highest turnout at 88.83%.
As many as 334 of the 376 voters cast their votes in Mawduh on Saturday. The lowest turnout was recorded in Upper New Nongstoin at 76.25%, with 1053 votes being cast out of 1381.
Meanwhile, the results of the by election, to be announced on Tuesday, will be crucial for the Congress which is eyeing a win for its candidate Gabriel Wahlang to achieve a comfortable position in the State Assembly with 31 MLAs in the 60-member House.
A win for the Congress in the Nongstoin by election would do wonders to improve the party morale as the seat has been an HSPDP bastion for over 40 years now.
Things are no different for the HSPDP which is also expecting a win for its candidate Diosstarness Jyndiang. A new MLA in Nongstoin will rejuvenate the party which currently has only three legislators – Ardent Basaiawmoit, Witting Mawsor and K.P. Pangniang – in the Assembly.
For Independent candidate Fenela L Nonglait and UDP’s Mosklandar Marngar too, the result will be significant as it would either make or mar their bid for the 2018 Assembly polls.

Nongstoin voters’ turnout polling booth wise in percentage

Mawlangniang    81.49
Pyndengrei (A)    80.73
Pyndengrei (B)                                      82.78
Ladweitang     77.49
Tiehsaw    77.34
Umsaw     82.99
Shohphria    83.27
Mawlangkhar      87.87
Nongspung      83.29
Upper New Nongstoin     76.25
New Nongstoin (A)       77.58
New Nongstoin (B)        77.94
Siejlieh         82.73
Mawlangdep     80.98
Mawkadiang       82.07
Mawkhlam        83.26
Nongpyndeng      79.51
Nongstoin         80.25
Mawkawah     80.86
Mawrok Porsohsat      81.52
Mawkynbat      83.41
Mynnimawbri     83.73
Mawkaton             86.48
Laitkseh               83.30
Marngor           83.74
Langlew     83.65
Marskuin     82.35
Jaidoh      84.12
Sangriang     81.18
Mawduh      88.83
Nongkhlaw     87.67
Nonglwai     83.29
Byrki     81.61
Mawliehbah Mawnar      88.01
Nongrangoi     83.21
Mawthawniaw     85.52
Pyndenglawar     85.96
Lawse      82.91
Tiehsaw (Khyllem)     85.00
Total                      81.96

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