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AIADMK Winners List: Fate of 167 to be sealed, party leading in 80 seats, check names of winning candidates

Written By: Victor Dasgupta Updated by: Victor Dasgupta
Updated Date:May 4, 2026 4:36 PM IST

Axis My India projects a highly competitive contest, giving Vijay's TVK an edge with 98 to 120 seats, potentially placing it in a strong position to form the government.

Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026: The counting of votes for the 234 seats in the Tamil Assembly Elections 2026 to begin shortly. This time, All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) contested the Tamil Nadu assembly elections with majority seat share as part of the Bharatiya Janata party-led National Democratic Alliance.

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AIADMK fought in 167 of the 234 total seats in Tamil Nadu's state assembly. AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami contested from his home ground Edappadi. In his official statement, Palaniswami stated that the decision was taken after due consideration by the Governing Council of All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam. The elections in Tamil Nadu was held in a single phase on April 23.

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Here's the full list of AIADMK candidates for 2026 Tamil Nadu state polls

S. No. Constituency Candidate Votes Margin
1 Tiruttani G. Hari 11,074 1,379
2 Cheyyur Rajasekar E 20,672 1,323
3 Kancheepuram V. Somasundaram 15,334 2,320
4 Katpadi V. Ramu 15,865 5,113
5 Arcot S.M. Sukumar 12,753 2,634
6 Anaikattu D. Velazhagan 17,763 49
7 Jolarpet K.C. Veeramani 19,316 2,890
8 Veppanahalli K.P. Munusamy 24,546 2,512
9 Hosur P. Balakrishnareddy 18,704 10,058
10 Palacodu K.P. Anbalagan 23,302 9,205
11 Pappireddipatti Maragatham Vetrivel 44,321 24,515
12 Harur V. Sampathkumar 33,268 5,038
13 Chengam S. Velu 7,412 925
14 Kilpennathur S. Ramachandran 36,858 17,008
15 Kalasapakkam S.S. Krishnamurthy 25,367 9,393
16 Arani L. Jayasudha 28,318 5,604
17 Cheyyar Mukkur N. Subramanian 37,235 10,703
18 Vandavasi P. Rani 15,094 783
19 Mailam C.V.E. Shanmugam 29,307 12,055
20 Tindivanam P. Arjunan 10,934 1,470
21 Vanur P. Murugan 7,231 276
22 Tirukkoyilur S. Palanisamy 9,453 244
23 Ulundurpettai R. Kumaraguru 19,233 210
24 Gangavalli A. Nallathambi 23,779 7,089
25 Attur A.P. Jayasankaran 34,895 11,871
26 Yercaud P. Usharani 10,965 359
27 Omalur R. Mani 19,293 2,408
28 Mettur G. Venkatachalam 16,610 357
29 Edappadi Edappadi K. Palaniswami 39,580 23,517
30 Sankari S. Vetrivel 28,026 183
31 Veerapandi S. Sri Balaji Sugumar 18,448 988
32 Senthamangalam C. Chandrasekaran 25,260 2,010
33 Namakkal P.S. Sridevi Mohan 14,242 1,302
34 Dharapuram P. Sathyabama 32,255 12,944
35 Perundurai S. Jayakumar 19,321 1,657
36 Bhavani K.C. Karuppanan 18,165 3,339
37 Anthiyur P. Haribaskar 23,039 194
38 Bhavanisagar A. Bannari 19,909 6,259
39 Thondamuthur S.P. Velumani 17,741 7,083
40 Pollachi V. Jayaraman 27,383 1,627
41 Palani K. Ravimanoharan 18,285 980
42 Natham R. Viswanathan 18,143 1,877
43 Karur M.R. Vijayabhaskar 18,070 4,344
44 Krishnarayapuram Dr. S. Dhivya 17,325 2,126
45 Lalgudi Leemarose Martin 17,376 4,518
46 Ariyalur S. Rajendran 37,755 8,357
47 Neyveli R. Rajendran 25,408 7,575
48 Panruti K. Mohan 22,064 3,392
49 Kurinjipadi A. Bhuvanenthiran 22,943 2,006
50 Bhuvanagiri A. Arunmozhithevan 15,942 1,945
51 Chidambaram K.A. Pandian 12,595 4,432
52 Poompuhar S. Pavunraj 17,498 3,160
53 Vedaranyam O.S. Manian 17,898 2,403
54 Nannilam R. Kamaraj 29,073 12,443
55 Papanasam Dorai Shanmuga Prabhu 14,107 3,307
56 Peravurani Govi Elango 8,991 329
57 Viralimalai C. Vijayabaskar 20,133 9,686
58 Melur P. Periyapullan (Selvam) 23,786 1,518
59 Andipatti A. Logirajan 20,822 897
60 Sivakasi K.T. Rajenthra Bhalaji 8,336 3,176
61 Srivaikuntam S.P. Shanmuganathan 27,446 1,613
62 Sankarankovil Dr. Dhilipan Jaishankar 19,139 60
63 Kadayanallur C. Krishnamurali 18,614 2,828
64 Ambasamudram Dr. Esakki Subaya 19,536 2,719

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Axis My India projects a highly competitive contest, giving Vijay's TVK an edge with 98 to 120 seats, potentially placing it in a strong position to form the government. The DMK+ alliance is estimated to secure between 92 and 110 seats, indicating a close fight, while the AIADMK is projected to lag behind with 22 to 32 seats.

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