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Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results: BJP wins three seats; Check Constituency-wise winners list

Written By: Sumaila Zaman Updated by: Sumaila Zaman
Updated Date:May 4, 2026 8:46 PM IST

Kerala Assembly Election Results: Check the complete winner list.

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results: High-stakes triangular fight between LDF, UDF, BJP-led NDA(Photo Credit: Created with the help of AI/Google gemini)

Kerala Assembly Election Results LIVE Updates: Counting of votes for all 140 Assembly constituencies in Kerala was held today, May 4, 2026, at 8 am. The BJP in Kerala, which has long struggled to secure a political foothold in a state traditionally witnessing a bipolar contest between the LDF and UDF, on Monday made significant gains in the Assembly elections by winning three seats. The State Assembly, set to be dominated by the Congress-led UDF with the LDF in opposition, will also have three BJP members, marking a significant development for the party in the southern state. The CPI(M)-led LDF and the Congress-led UDF had dismissed the BJP's chances of winning any seats, but the saffron party defied expectations by securing three constituencies, all from the Left front.

As per the Election Commission of India (ECI) 's schedule, the Assembly elections in Kerala were held in a single phase on April 9. The state will witness a close, intense, and high-stakes electoral battle, with the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF), the opposition United Democratic Front (UDF), and the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).

This year, Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan was eyeing a historic third consecutive term from his home turf. While the constituency is a storied fortress for the Left, the 2026 race is shaping up to be more than just a victory lap, both from the United Democratic Front led by Congress and the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance.

Also Read: Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results: High-stakes triangular fight between LDF, UDF, BJP-led NDA; Will CM Pinarayi Vijayan retain power?

This time, Vijayan's third term seems to be in jeopardy as Exit poll projections have predicted that the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) is poised to win Kerala assembly polls. The UDF had fielded VP Abdul Rasheed against the Chief Minister, whereas on the other hand, K Ranjith contested on the BJP's ticket. A total of 883 candidates contested the election for 140 seats in the state.

Also Read: For Full Coverage: Assembly Elections 2026

Kerala Assembly Elections 2026 Results: Constituency-Wise Winners Candidate

  • Adoor Advocate C. V. Santhakumar (Indian National Congress)

  • Alappuzha A. D. Thomas (Indian National Congress)

  • Alathur T. M. Sasi (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Aluva Anwar Sadath (Indian National Congress)

  • Ambalappuzha G. Sudhakaran (Independent)

  • Angamaly Roji M John (Indian National Congress)

  • Aranmula Abin Varkey Kodiyattu (Indian National Congress)

  • Aroor Adv. Shanimol Osman (Indian National Congress)

  • Aruvikkara Adv. G. Steephen (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Attingal O. S. Ambika (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Azhikode K. V. Sumesh (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Balusseri V. T. Sooraj (Indian National Congress)

  • Beypore P. A. Mohamed Riyas (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Chadayamangalam M. M. Naseer (Indian National Congress)

  • Chalakudy Saneeshkumar Joseph (Indian National Congress)

  • Changanassery Vinu Job Kuzhimannil (Kerala Congress)

  • Chathannoor B. B. Gopakumar (Bharatiya Janata Party)

  • Chavara Shibu Baby John (Revolutionary Socialist Party)

  • Chelakkara U. R. Pradeep (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Chengannur Saji Cherian (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Cherthala P. Prasad (Communist Party of India)

  • Chirayinkeezhu Ramya Haridas (Indian National Congress)

  • Chittur Adv. Sumesh Achuthan (Indian National Congress)

  • Devikulam F. Raja (Indian National Congress)

  • Dharmadam Pinarayi Vijayan (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Elathur Adv. Vidya Balakrishnan (Indian National Congress)

  • Eranakulam T. J. Vinod (Indian National Congress)

  • Eravipuram Adv. Vishnu Mohan (Revolutionary Socialist Party)

  • Ernad P. K. Basheer (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Ettumanoor Nattakom Suresh (Indian National Congress)

  • Guruvayoor N. K. Akbar (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Haripad Ramesh Chennithala (Indian National Congress)

  • Idukki Roy K Paulose (Indian National Congress)

  • Irikkur Adv. Sajeev Joseph (Indian National Congress)

  • Irinjalakuda Adv. Thomas Unniyadan (Kerala Congress)

  • Kaduthuruthy Adv. Mons Joseph (Kerala Congress)

  • Kaipamangalam K. K. Valsaraj (Communist Party of India)

  • Kalamassery Adv. V. E. Abdul Gafoor (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Kalliasseri M. Vijin (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Kalpetta Adv. T. Siddique (Indian National Congress)

  • Kanhangad Adv. Govindan Pallikappil (Communist Party of India)

  • Kanjirappally Rony K Baby (Indian National Congress)

  • Kannur Adv. T. O. Mohanan (Indian National Congress)

  • Karunagappally C. R. Mahesh (Indian National Congress)

  • Kasaragod Kallatra Mahin (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Kattakkada M. R. Baiju (Indian National Congress)

  • Kayamkulam Adv. M. Liju (Indian National Congress)

  • Kazhakkoottam V. Muraleedharan (Bharatiya Janata Party)

  • Kochi Mohammed Shiyas (Indian National Congress)

  • Kodungallur Adv. O. J. Janeesh (Indian National Congress)

  • Koduvally P. K. Firos (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Kollam Adv. Bindhu Krishna (Indian National Congress)

  • Kondotty T. P. Ashrafali (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Kongad Thulasi Teacher (Indian National Congress)

  • Konni Adv. K. U. Jenish Kumar (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Kothamangalam Shibu Theckumpuram (Kerala Congress)

  • Kottakkal Prof. Abid Hussain Thangal (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Kottarakkara K. N. Balagopal (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Kottayam Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan (Indian National Congress)

  • Kovalam Adv. M. Vincent (Indian National Congress)

  • Kozhikode North Adv. K. Jayanth (Indian National Congress)

  • Kozhikode South Adv. Fyzal Babu (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Kundara P. C. Vishnunadh (Indian National Congress)

  • Kunnamangalam M. A. Razak Master (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Kunnamkulam A. C. Moideen (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Kunnathunad V. P. Sajeendran (Indian National Congress)

  • Kunnathur Ullas Kovur (Revolutionary Socialist Party)

  • Kuthuparamba P. K. Praveen (Rashtriya Janata Dal)

  • Kuttanad Reji Cheriyan (Kerala Congress)

  • Kuttiadi Parakkal Abdulla (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Malampuzha A. Prabhakaran (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Malappuram P. K. Kunhalikutty (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Manalur Prof. C. Ravindranath (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Mananthavady Usha Vijayan (Indian National Congress)

  • Manjeri Adv. M. Rahmathulla (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Manjeshwar A. K. M. Ashraf (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Mankada Manjalamkuzhi Ali (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Mannarkkad Adv. N. Samsudheen (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Mattannur V. K. Sanoj (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Mavelikkara M. S. Arun Kumar (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Muvattupuzha Dr. Mathew Kuzhalnadan (Indian National Congress)

  • Nadapuram K. M. Abhijith (Indian National Congress)

  • Nattika Geetha Gopi (Communist Party of India)

  • Nedumangad G. R. Anil (Communist Party of India)

  • Nenmara K. Preman (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Nemom Rajeev Chandrasekhar (Bharatiya Janata Party)

  • Neyyattinkara N. Shakthan (Indian National Congress)

  • Nilambur Aryadan Shoukath (Indian National Congress)

  • Ollur K. Rajan (Communist Party of India)

  • Ottappalam Adv. K. Premkumar (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Pala Mani C. Kappen (Independent)

  • Palakkad Ramesh Pisharody (Indian National Congress)

  • Parassala C. K. Hareendran (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Paravur Adv. V. D. Satheesan (Indian National Congress)

  • Pathanapuram Jyothi Kumar Chamakkala (Indian National Congress)

  • Pattambi Muhammed Muhassin (Communist Party of India)

  • Payyannur V. Kunhikrishnan (Independent)

  • Peerumade Adv. Cyriac Thomas (Indian National Congress)

  • Perambra Adv. Fathima Thahiliya (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Peravoor Adv. Sunny Joseph (Indian National Congress)

  • Perinthalmanna Najeeb Kanthapuram (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Perumbavoor Manoj Moothedan (Indian National Congress)

  • Piravom Anoop Jacob (Kerala Congress (Jacob))

  • Ponnani K. P. Noushad Ali (Indian National Congress)

  • Poonjar Adv. Sebastian M. J. (Indian National Congress)

  • Pudukkad K. K. Ramachandran (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Punalur C. Ajayaprasad (Communist Party of India)

  • Puthuppally Chandy Oommen (Indian National Congress)

  • Quilandy Adv. K. Praveen Kumar (Indian National Congress)

  • Ranni Adv. Pazhakulam Madhu (Indian National Congress)

  • Shornur P. Mammikutty (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Sulthanbathery I. C. Balakrishnan (Indian National Congress)

  • Taliparamba T. K. Govindan Master (Independent)

  • Tanur P. K. Navas (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Tarur Sumod (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Thalassery Karayi Rajan (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Thavanur Adv. V. S. Joy (Indian National Congress)

  • Thiruvalla Adv. Varghese Mammen (Kerala Congress)

  • Thiruvambadi C. K. Kasim (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Thiruvananthapuram C. P. John (Communist Marxist Party Kerala State Committee)

  • Thodupuzha Apu John Joseph (Kerala Congress)

  • Thrikkakara Uma Thomas (Indian National Congress)

  • Thripunithura Deepak Joy (Indian National Congress)

  • Thrissur Rajan J. Pallan (Indian National Congress)

  • Thrithala V. T. Balram (Indian National Congress)

  • Tirur Kurukkoli Moideen (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Tirurangadi P. M. A. Sameer (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Trikaripur Sandeep Varier (Indian National Congress)

  • Udma Neelakandan (Indian National Congress)

  • Udumbanchola Adv. Senapathy Venu (Indian National Congress)

  • Vadakara K. K. Rema (Revolutionary Marxist Party of India)

  • Vaikom K. Binimon (Indian National Congress)

  • Vallikunnu T. V. Ibrahim (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Vamanapuram Muhammed Sudheersha S (Indian National Congress)

  • Varkala Adv. V. Joy (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Vattiyoorkavu K. Muraleedharan (Indian National Congress)

  • Vengara K. M. Shaji (Indian Union Muslim League)

  • Vypen Tony Chammany (Indian National Congress)

  • Wadakkanchery Xavier Chittilappilly (Communist Party of India (Marxist))

  • Wandoor A. P. Anilkumar (Indian National Congress)

According to the Election Commission of India's website, results trends will start from 8:00 AM on May 4, 2026. In 2021, the LDF had won the polls and broken the trend of the state having a change of government every five years. The last polls were a setback for UDF, and exit poll predictions will be music to the ears of the leaders of the Congress-led alliance.LDF had won 99 out of 140 seats in the 2021 polls, with CPI-M winning 62. Pinarayi Vijayan became Chief Minister for another term.

Also Read: Election Results 2026: Where and how to download full PDF, seat-wise data for West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Kerala, Assam

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Kerala Assembly Elections 2026 Results: Constituency-Wise Winners Candidate

  • Adoor – Advocate C. V. Santhakumar (Indian National Congress)
  • Alappuzha – A. D. Thomas (Indian National Congress)
  • Alathur – T. M. Sasi (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Aluva – Anwar Sadath (Indian National Congress)
  • Ambalappuzha – G. Sudhakaran (Independent)
  • Angamaly – Roji M John (Indian National Congress)
  • Aranmula – Abin Varkey Kodiyattu (Indian National Congress)
  • Aroor – Adv. Shanimol Osman (Indian National Congress)
  • Aruvikkara – Adv. G. Steephen (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Attingal – O. S. Ambika (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Azhikode – K. V. Sumesh (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Balusseri – V. T. Sooraj (Indian National Congress)
  • Beypore – P. A. Mohamed Riyas (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Chadayamangalam – M. M. Naseer (Indian National Congress)
  • Chalakudy – Saneeshkumar Joseph (Indian National Congress)
  • Changanassery – Vinu Job Kuzhimannil (Kerala Congress)
  • Chathannoor – B. B. Gopakumar (Bharatiya Janata Party)
  • Chavara – Shibu Baby John (Revolutionary Socialist Party)
  • Chelakkara – U. R. Pradeep (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Chengannur – Saji Cherian (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Cherthala – P. Prasad (Communist Party of India)
  • Chirayinkeezhu – Ramya Haridas (Indian National Congress)
  • Chittur – Adv. Sumesh Achuthan (Indian National Congress)
  • Devikulam – F. Raja (Indian National Congress)
  • Dharmadam – Pinarayi Vijayan (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Elathur – Adv. Vidya Balakrishnan (Indian National Congress)
  • Eranakulam – T. J. Vinod (Indian National Congress)
  • Eravipuram – Adv. Vishnu Mohan (Revolutionary Socialist Party)
  • Ernad – P. K. Basheer (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Ettumanoor – Nattakom Suresh (Indian National Congress)
  • Guruvayoor – N. K. Akbar (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Haripad – Ramesh Chennithala (Indian National Congress)
  • Idukki – Roy K Paulose (Indian National Congress)
  • Irikkur – Adv. Sajeev Joseph (Indian National Congress)
  • Irinjalakuda – Adv. Thomas Unniyadan (Kerala Congress)
  • Kaduthuruthy – Adv. Mons Joseph (Kerala Congress)
  • Kaipamangalam – K. K. Valsaraj (Communist Party of India)
  • Kalamassery – Adv. V. E. Abdul Gafoor (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Kalliasseri – M. Vijin (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Kalpetta – Adv. T. Siddique (Indian National Congress)
  • Kanhangad – Adv. Govindan Pallikappil (Communist Party of India)
  • Kanjirappally – Rony K Baby (Indian National Congress)
  • Kannur – Adv. T. O. Mohanan (Indian National Congress)
  • Karunagappally – C. R. Mahesh (Indian National Congress)
  • Kasaragod – Kallatra Mahin (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Kattakkada – M. R. Baiju (Indian National Congress)
  • Kayamkulam – Adv. M. Liju (Indian National Congress)
  • Kazhakkoottam – V. Muraleedharan (Bharatiya Janata Party)
  • Kochi – Mohammed Shiyas (Indian National Congress)
  • Kodungallur – Adv. O. J. Janeesh (Indian National Congress)
  • Koduvally – P. K. Firos (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Kollam – Adv. Bindhu Krishna (Indian National Congress)
  • Kondotty – T. P. Ashrafali (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Kongad – Thulasi Teacher (Indian National Congress)
  • Konni – Adv. K. U. Jenish Kumar (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Kothamangalam – Shibu Theckumpuram (Kerala Congress)
  • Kottakkal – Prof. Abid Hussain Thangal (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Kottarakkara – K. N. Balagopal (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Kottayam – Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan (Indian National Congress)
  • Kovalam – Adv. M. Vincent (Indian National Congress)
  • Kozhikode North – Adv. K. Jayanth (Indian National Congress)
  • Kozhikode South – Adv. Fyzal Babu (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Kundara – P. C. Vishnunadh (Indian National Congress)
  • Kunnamangalam – M. A. Razak Master (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Kunnamkulam – A. C. Moideen (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Kunnathunad – V. P. Sajeendran (Indian National Congress)
  • Kunnathur – Ullas Kovur (Revolutionary Socialist Party)
  • Kuthuparamba – P. K. Praveen (Rashtriya Janata Dal)
  • Kuttanad – Reji Cheriyan (Kerala Congress)
  • Kuttiadi – Parakkal Abdulla (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Malampuzha – A. Prabhakaran (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Malappuram – P. K. Kunhalikutty (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Manalur – Prof. C. Ravindranath (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Mananthavady – Usha Vijayan (Indian National Congress)
  • Manjeri – Adv. M. Rahmathulla (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Manjeshwar – A. K. M. Ashraf (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Mankada – Manjalamkuzhi Ali (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Mannarkkad – Adv. N. Samsudheen (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Mattannur – V. K. Sanoj (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Mavelikkara – M. S. Arun Kumar (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Muvattupuzha – Dr. Mathew Kuzhalnadan (Indian National Congress)
  • Nadapuram – K. M. Abhijith (Indian National Congress)
  • Nattika – Geetha Gopi (Communist Party of India)
  • Nedumangad – G. R. Anil (Communist Party of India)
  • Nenmara – K. Preman (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Nemom – Rajeev Chandrasekhar (Bharatiya Janata Party)
  • Neyyattinkara – N. Shakthan (Indian National Congress)
  • Nilambur – Aryadan Shoukath (Indian National Congress)
  • Ollur – K. Rajan (Communist Party of India)
  • Ottappalam – Adv. K. Premkumar (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Pala – Mani C. Kappen (Independent)
  • Palakkad – Ramesh Pisharody (Indian National Congress)
  • Parassala – C. K. Hareendran (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Paravur – Adv. V. D. Satheesan (Indian National Congress)
  • Pathanapuram – Jyothi Kumar Chamakkala (Indian National Congress)
  • Pattambi – Muhammed Muhassin (Communist Party of India)
  • Payyannur – V. Kunhikrishnan (Independent)
  • Peerumade – Adv. Cyriac Thomas (Indian National Congress)
  • Perambra – Adv. Fathima Thahiliya (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Peravoor – Adv. Sunny Joseph (Indian National Congress)
  • Perinthalmanna – Najeeb Kanthapuram (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Perumbavoor – Manoj Moothedan (Indian National Congress)
  • Piravom – Anoop Jacob (Kerala Congress (Jacob))
  • Ponnani – K. P. Noushad Ali (Indian National Congress)
  • Poonjar – Adv. Sebastian M. J. (Indian National Congress)
  • Pudukkad – K. K. Ramachandran (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Punalur – C. Ajayaprasad (Communist Party of India)
  • Puthuppally – Chandy Oommen (Indian National Congress)
  • Quilandy – Adv. K. Praveen Kumar (Indian National Congress)
  • Ranni – Adv. Pazhakulam Madhu (Indian National Congress)
  • Shornur – P. Mammikutty (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Sulthanbathery – I. C. Balakrishnan (Indian National Congress)
  • Taliparamba – T. K. Govindan Master (Independent)
  • Tanur – P. K. Navas (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Tarur – Sumod (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Thalassery – Karayi Rajan (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Thavanur – Adv. V. S. Joy (Indian National Congress)
  • Thiruvalla – Adv. Varghese Mammen (Kerala Congress)
  • Thiruvambadi – C. K. Kasim (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Thiruvananthapuram – C. P. John (Communist Marxist Party Kerala State Committee)
  • Thodupuzha – Apu John Joseph (Kerala Congress)
  • Thrikkakara – Uma Thomas (Indian National Congress)
  • Thripunithura – Deepak Joy (Indian National Congress)
  • Thrissur – Rajan J. Pallan (Indian National Congress)
  • Thrithala – V. T. Balram (Indian National Congress)
  • Tirur – Kurukkoli Moideen (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Tirurangadi – P. M. A. Sameer (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Trikaripur – Sandeep Varier (Indian National Congress)
  • Udma – Neelakandan (Indian National Congress)
  • Udumbanchola – Adv. Senapathy Venu (Indian National Congress)
  • Vadakara – K. K. Rema (Revolutionary Marxist Party of India)
  • Vaikom – K. Binimon (Indian National Congress)
  • Vallikunnu – T. V. Ibrahim (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Vamanapuram – Muhammed Sudheersha S (Indian National Congress)
  • Varkala – Adv. V. Joy (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Vattiyoorkavu – K. Muraleedharan (Indian National Congress)
  • Vengara – K. M. Shaji (Indian Union Muslim League)
  • Vypen – Tony Chammany (Indian National Congress)
  • Wadakkanchery – Xavier Chittilappilly (Communist Party of India (Marxist))
  • Wandoor – A. P. Anilkumar (Indian National Congress)

May 4, 2026 2:33 PM IST

Keralam Assembly Election results | Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala wins from the Haripad assembly seat by a margin of 23,377 votes.

May 4, 2026 2:13 PM IST

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: Senior Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala won by over 23,000 votes against his nearest rival from CPI in the Haripad Assembly seat after 15 rounds of votes polled from there were counted, as per EC figures. The data on the Election Commission (EC) website, after all 15 rounds of EVM votes were counted, showed that Chennithala secured 68,184 votes, which was 47.08 per cent of the votes polled in the constituency.

May 4, 2026 2:10 PM IST

Cong-led UDF maintains massive lead in Kerala assembly polls after six hours of counting.

May 4, 2026 1:41 PM IST

May 4, 2026 11:49 AM IST

Party Won Leading Total
Indian National Congress - INC 0 56 56
Communist Party of India (Marxist) - CPI(M) 0 30 30
Indian Union Muslim League - IUML 0 23 23
Communist Party of India - CPI 0 11 11
Kerala Congress - KEC 0 7 7
Revolutionary Socialist Party - RSP 0 3 3
Bharatiya Janata Party - BJP 0 2 2
Rashtriya Janata Dal - RJD 0 1 1
Revolutionary Marxist Party of India - RMPOI 0 1 1
Kerala Congress (Jacob) - KEC(J) 0 1 1
Communist Marxist Party Kerala State Committee - CMPKSC 0 1 1
Independent - IND 0 4 4

May 4, 2026 11:02 AM IST

May 4, 2026 10:13 AM IST

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: UDF leading as per early trends Constituency wise result update Adoor: Priji Kannan(Communist Party of India Leading)

May 4, 2026 10:11 AM IST

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: UDF leading as per early trends

Party Won Leading Total
Indian National Congress - INC 0 50 50
Communist Party of India (Marxist) - CPI(M) 0 31 31
Indian Union Muslim League - IUML 0 20 20
Communist Party of India - CPI 0 14 14
Kerala Congress - KEC 0 5 5
Bharatiya Janata Party - BJP 0 3 3
Kerala Congress (M) - KEC(M) 0 3 3
Revolutionary Socialist Party - RSP 0 3 3
Rashtriya Janata Dal - RJD 0 1 1
Revolutionary Marxist Party of India - RMPOI 0 1 1
Indian Socialist Janata Dal - ISJD 0 1 1
Kerala Congress (Jacob) - KEC(J) 0 1 1
Communist Marxist Party Kerala State Committee - CMPKSC 0 1 1
Independent - IND 0 2 2
Total 0 136 136

May 4, 2026 9:22 AM IST

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: UDF leading as per early trends with 55 seats UDF: 55 seats LDF: 19 BJP: 9 Others: 1

May 4, 2026 9:04 AM IST

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: UDF leading as per early trends with 35 seats UDF: 35 seats LDF: 10 BJP: 8 Others: 1

May 4, 2026 9:03 AM IST

May 4, 2026 9:02 AM IST

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: Congress leads on 1 of the total 140 seats

May 4, 2026 9:00 AM IST

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: 30 seats; UDF leading as per early trends

May 4, 2026 9:00 AM IST

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: UDF leading as per early trends with 30 seats UDF: 30 seats LDF: 10 BJP: 8 Others: 1

May 4, 2026 8:55 AM IST

May 4, 2026 8:54 AM IST

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: UDF leading as per early trends with 21 seats

UDF: 21 seats

LDF: 6

BJP: 7

Others: 1

    May 4, 2026 8:50 AM IST

    Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: UDF leading as per early trends with 17 seats

    May 4, 2026 8:48 AM IST

    Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results LIVE: UDF leading as per early trends with 16 seats

    As per early trends, the UDF is leading with 16 seats, followed by the LDF with 5 seats, the BJP with 6 seats, and others with 1 seat.

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    Sumaila Zaman

    Sumaila Zaman is a Chief Sub Editor at India.com, where she covers key developments and trending events across world affairs, business, current news and education. At India.com, she specializes in breaking down complex events—ranging from global political shifts to rare astronomical phenomena to i ... Read More