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Tripura Assembly Election, 1972

60 seats · vs 1967 (30-seat house — comparison approximate)

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Party standings

Tripura Assembly Election, 1972 · 4 parties won seats

Derived
Indian National Congress — 41 seatsCommunist Party of India (Marxist) — 16 seatsIndependent — 2 seatsCommunist Party of India — 1 seat3160of 60 seats
  • INC41
  • CPM16
  • IND2
  • CPI1

Ring and figures are seats won.

PartySeatsVotesVote shareContested
INCIndian National Congress4168%2,24,82144.8%59
CPMCommunist Party of India (Marxist)1627%1,89,66737.8%57
INDIndependent23%59,79211.9%85
CPICommunist Party of India12%15,2263.0%11
TUSTUS00%5,8831.2%10
FBLFBL00%5,7391.1%9

+ 1 smaller parties / independents with under 1% of the vote.

Constituency map

Tripura Assembly Election, 1972 · winner by seat

60 constituencies · tap for the winner, again for the full result

House composition

Majority line at 31

1972 · selected
Majority 31
INC41CPM16IND2CPI1
1967 · previous
Majority 16

Vote share by party

Share of valid votes · 1967 → 1972

1967 1972· by party
60%45%30%15%0%
58.0
44.8
21.6
37.8
12.1
11.9
8.0
3.0
INCCPMINDCPI

Seat change

1972 seats minus 1967 seats

seats lostseats gained
INC
27 → 41
+14
CPM
2 → 16
+14
IND
0 → 2
+2
CPI
1 → 1
0

Vote-share movement

Statewide, 1967 → 1972

share lostshare gained
CPM
21.6% → 37.8%
+16.2%
TUS
0.0% → 1.2%
+1.2%
FBL
0.0% → 1.1%
+1.1%
CPI
8.0% → 3.0%
−4.9%
INC
58.0% → 44.8%
−13.1%

Biggest INC–CPM swings

Seats where the INC-vs-CPM vote gap moved most, 1967 → 1972. Bold = the seat changed hands.

Swing = (INC share − CPM share) this year, minus the same gap last time. A bar to the right means the seat moved toward INC; to the left, toward CPM.

toward CPMtoward INC
Takarjala
−59.8%
Radhakishorepur
−54.2%
Bishalgarh
−54.0%
Charilam
−53.7%
Kailashahar
+53.3%
Muhuripur
−53.2%
Teliamura
−49.3%
Fatikroy
−45.8%
Dumburnagar
−43.0%
Khowai
−39.9%
Salgarh
−38.4%
Sabroom
−37.3%