1969 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election

The 1969 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election was conducted on February 28, 1969, marking a significant event in the political landscape of the newly formed state of Nagaland, India. This election aimed to establish the first Legislative Assembly following the enactment of the Nagaland Act in 1962, which granted statehood to Nagaland. The elections were held to fill 60 seats in the Assembly, with various political parties and independent candidates contesting for representation. The Indian National Congress emerged as a dominant force, securing a majority amidst growing regional aspirations and challenges from local parties. The election ushered in a new era of governance and legislative development in Nagaland, shaping the state's political trajectory.