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Tripura Assembly Election, 2008

60 seats · 15 changed party since 2003

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Party standings

Tripura Assembly Election, 2008 · 5 parties won seats

Derived
Communist Party of India (Marxist) — 46 seatsIndian National Congress — 10 seatsRashtriya Sarvajan Party — 2 seatsINPT — 1 seatCommunist Party of India — 1 seat3160of 60 seats
  • CPM46
  • INC10
  • RSP2
  • INPT1
  • CPI1

Ring and figures are seats won.

PartySeatsVotesVote shareContested
CPMCommunist Party of India (Marxist)4677%9,03,00948.0%56
INCIndian National Congress1017%6,84,20736.4%48
RSPRashtriya Sarvajan Party23%31,7171.7%2
INPTINPT12%1,16,7616.2%11
CPICommunist Party of India12%27,8911.5%2
INDIndependent00%60,4133.2%60
BJPBharatiya Janata Party00%28,1021.5%49

+ 8 smaller parties / independents with under 1% of the vote.

Constituency map

Tripura Assembly Election, 2008 · winner by seat

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

House composition

Majority line at 31

2008 · selected
Majority 31
CPM46INC10RSP2INPT1CPI1
2003 · previous
Majority 31

Vote share by party

Share of valid votes · 2003 → 2008

2003 2008· by party
50%38%25%13%0%
46.8
48.0
32.8
36.4
12.5
6.2
0.8
3.2
CPMINCINPTIND

Seat change

2008 seats minus 2003 seats

seats lostseats gained
CPM
38 → 46
+8
INC
13 → 10
−3
RSP
2 → 2
0
INPT
6 → 1
−5
CPI
1 → 1
0

Vote-share movement

Statewide, 2003 → 2008

share lostshare gained
INC
32.8% → 36.4%
+3.5%
IND
0.8% → 3.2%
+2.4%
CPM
46.8% → 48.0%
+1.2%
FBL
0.6% → 0.0%
−0.6%
INPT
12.5% → 6.2%
−6.2%

Biggest CPM–INC swings

Seats where the CPM-vs-INC vote gap moved most, 2003 → 2008. Bold = the seat changed hands.

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

toward INCtoward CPM
Santirbazar
−44.8%
Salema
−44.7%
Bagma
−43.5%
Krishnapur
−43.1%
Kanchanpur
−42.6%
Town Bordowali
+40.8%
Kurti
+39.5%
Manu
−38.9%
Sabroom
+37.2%
Jolaibari
−35.9%
Takarjala
+32.0%
Belonia
−18.6%