Nan Yamin (SNLD party)

Shan Nationalities League for Democracy (SNLD) party young candidate Nan Yamin contested in Taunggyi constituency (1), Shan State, was defeated by her strong contender and incumbent Finance Minister of Shan State government from ruling National League for Democracy (NLD) party, Soe Nyunt Lwin. Nan Yamin stood in fourth place in vote counting and other candidates from Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) and Pa-O National Organization (PNO) stood second and third places respectively.

Maw Tun Aung (SNLD)

Candidate Maw Tun Aung contested the House of Nationalities (upper house) seat from Shan State constituency (5) as SNLD candidate. He represented Muse district and according to current available vote counting results, he won in polling stations from Muse district with a clear margin but he is neck in neck with other candidates from SNDP and TDP parties in Namkham district and USDP is leading with big margin in Kutkai district. In this overall constituency, Maw Tun Aung is leading over other candidates.

Dr. Lin Htut (incumbent CM)

Shan State government Chief Minister Dr. Lin Htut contested in the same constituency, Lashio State Assembly constituency (2) where he also contested in 2015 general elections. Though the voters do not give him full marks for his performance in the government, he got votes from these voters as he

contested for NLD party. According to vote counting in Lashio urban area and absentee vote counts, he is currently leading in the race. The final result may change after the arrival of rural votes to counting centre.

Tun Tun Hein (current House of Representatives Deputy Speaker)

House of Representatives (lower house) deputy speaker Tun Tun Hein contested from Nawngkio constituency in Shan State and he has won with clear margin. His contender activist Aung Kyaw Moe from SNLD party was defeated by him in this constituency.

Nan Kham Aye (SNLD)

SNLD candidate from Namtu constituency in Shan State is also the MP of House of Representatives from the same constituency elected in the last general elections. She is eminent for her powerful parliamentary deliberations and questions in the last term (2015-2020) and now she has won again in 2020 general elections from the same constituency as SNLD candidate. Namtu constituency is dominated by government employees but she won in this constituency comfortably over other rival candidates.