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Tuni nitak nai thum in UEC Chairman U Tin Aye in kitelna ah gualzawhna ngahte tangkona pan peetpeet ta hi.

Zangkong khuapi 12 ai a tangkona ah Pyithuh Hluttaw (Lawer house) a 12 bup ah NLD in zo ci'n tangko khia hi.

State/Region Hluttaw (parliament) Khuapi 4 ai (tutna 8) a tangkona lak ah NLD in tutna 7 ngah aa USDP in tutna 1 (Seik Kan 2) ah ngah ci hi.

Nitak nai 6 nai 9 leh nai 11 ah zong pulak beh laiding uh aa zing ciang aa kipan zing nai 9 sun 12 nitak nai 3 nai 6 nai 9 leh nai 11 ah pulak ziahziah ding uh hi.

Tedim ah tutna 5 om lak ah ZCD in tutna 3 leh USDP in tutna 2 angah lam ih theihsa ciat hiding in ka ngaihsun hi.

Tonzang gam pen nisuahna lam vote teng kipuak khinta aa ZCD leh NLD ki sikimh mahmah ci hi. Ahi zong in vote tam zawkna ahi gungal lam vote te bel tung nailo ci hi. Gungal lam ah ZCD hat ahih man in ZCD in tutna om khempeuh buluah khin khathei ding in lamen uh hi.

State parliament aa ding aa Tonzang gungal pan ZCD candidate Pu Pau Lun Ming Thang gualzawhna ankuang Hai Ciin khua ah uumkhawm khin ta ci'n Hai Ciin khuami Sia Pau Khan Siing in gen hi.

Tonzang vai pen tunitak nai 9 ma in kitel siang tading hi. Phone line ong hoih ding thupi ding hi.

Lungdam
Mung Laan Thang
Zangkong

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