NPP wins 2 seats, SJB and ITAK secure one each in Trincomalee

NPP wins 2 seats, SJB and ITAK secure one each in Trincomalee

November 15, 2024   06:18 am

The Election Commission of Sri Lanka has released the final results of the Trincomalee District in the 2024 General Election with the National People’s Power (NPP) polling more than 42% of the total votes in the district. 

NPP has polled 87,031 votes to win the district while the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) is second with 53,058 votes (25.9%).

Accordingly, the NPP has secured 2 seats in the district while the SJB and ITAK have won one seat each in the district. 

National People’s Power (NPP) – 87,031 (2 seats)
Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) – 53,058 (1 seat)
ITAK – 34,168 (1 seat)
New Democratic Front (NDF) – 9,387
Democratic National Alliance (DNA) – 4,868

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