1984 Mizoram Legislative Assembly election

1984 Mizoram Legislative Assembly election
All 30 seats in the Mizoram Legislative Assembly; 16 seats needed for a majority
Registered	256,530
Turnout	73.43%
CM before election; T. Sailo; MPC	Elected CM ; Lal Thanhawla; INC

Elections to the Mizoram Legislative Assembly were held in April 1984 to elect members of the 30 constituencies in Mizoram, India. The Indian National Congress emerged as the single largest party and Lal Thanhawla was appointed as the Chief Minister of Mizoram.^[1]

Result

#	Constituency	Candidate
1	Tuipang	Hiphei	Indian National Congress
2	Sangau	K. Sangchhum	Indian National Congress
3	Saiha	F. Lalramliana	Indian National Congress
4	Chawngtea	Arun Bikash	Indian National Congress
5	Demagiri	Harikristo	Indian National Congress
6	Buarpui	T. Sailo	Mizoram People's Conference
7	Lunglei	Lalhmingthana	Mizoram People's Conference
8	Tawipui	Z.D. Sangliana	Indian National Congress
9	Hnahthial	Vanlalnghaka	Indian National Congress
10	Nivanlaiphai	C. L. Ruala	Indian National Congress
11	Khawbung	Rochhunga Ralte	Indian National Congress
12	Champhai	Lalhlira	Indian National Congress
13	Khawhai	R. Lalawia	Indian National Congress
14	Saitual	K. Biakchungnunga	Mizoram People's Conference
15	Ngopa	Zosiama Pachuau	Mizoram People's Conference
16	Suangpuilawn	H. Thansanga	Indian National Congress
17	Ratu	R. Thangliana	Indian National Congress
18	Kawnpui	Vaivenga	Indian National Congress
19	Kolasib	Zalawma	Indian National Congress
20	Kawrthah	Saaikapthaianga	Indian National Congress
21	Sairang	Lalhuthanga	Indian National Congress
22	Phuldungsei	Liansuama	Indian National Congress
23	Sateek	J. Thanghuama	Indian National Congress
24	Serchhip	Lal Thanhawla	Indian National Congress
25	Lungpho	K.L. Lianchia	Mizoram People's Conference
26	Tlungvel	Lallawmsanga Zadeng	Mizoram People's Conference
27	Aizawal North	Zairemthanga	Mizoram People's Conference
28	Aizawal East	Rokamlova	Indian National Congress
29	Aizawal West	K. Thansiami	Mizoram People's Conference
30	Aizawal South	Sainghaka	Indian National Congress

There were also 3 nominated members: Pi Rokungi, Pu F. Lalchhawna and Pu Zoduha, all of the Indian National Congress.^[3]

^ "Lal Thanhawla - the CM who wanted to step aside". The Week. PTI. 11 December 2018. Retrieved 14 July 2021. Thanhawla was again elected as leader of the opposition. He became the chief minister after the next election in 1984 when Congress captured power
^ "Statistical Report on General Election, 1984 to the Legislative Assembly of Mizoram". Election Commission of India. Retrieved 15 July 2021.
^ "Union Territory - Fourth Mizoram Legislative Assembly (4.5.1984 - 19.2.1987)" (PDF). Retrieved 20 February 2022.