Kerala Election Results 2026 show Congress-led UDF winning big and ending LDF’s 10-year rule. Full list of winners and losers highlights a major shift in the state’s political power.
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.
Kerala’s 2026 election results will hinge on key seats from Kannur to Paravur, where close fights between LDF, UDF, and NDA could decide the state’s final political outcome.
Muneer further said that rather than minority consolidation, the Assembly election had witnessed a consolidation of secular votes.
Satheesan, speaking to reporters here a day after the conclusion of the Assembly polls, praised the performance of the UDF leaders and workers during the election, saying it was the best ever he has seen in the last 30 years.
The counting of votes and declaration of results for Kerala is scheduled for May 4, 2026.
This internal strife contrasts with the increasing public acceptance of the LDF, which is angling for a third consecutive term, emphasizing governance and development.
Sudhakaran, who recently decided to contest as an independent candidate from the Ambalapuzha assembly seat, made the remarks in a Facebook post.
The Election Commission has announced the Kerala Assembly Elections 2026 schedule. Voting will take place on April 9 and results on May 4, deciding the future government of the 140-seat state assembly.
The session, scheduled for 11 AM, will be attended by the Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) Chief, the Congress Legislative Party (CLP) Leader, and other senior state leaders, alongside members of the screening committee.
Officials at the hospital said the incident occurred on Wednesday when Gangadharan Nair (78) of Omalloor reached the hospital.
He criticized both the ruling and opposition parties for their purportedly insincere opposition, suggesting that their conflict is merely a political spectacle.
Nitin Gadkari communicated these developments in a letter to Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.
The Kerala High Court and a sessions court in Thiruvananthapuram had earlier protected the MLA from arrest in the first two sexual assault cases, which were registered based on complaints from two different women.
The deceased were identified as Sandra A (18) of Chaliyam Kozhikode district and Vyshnavi V(15) of Muthakkal Thiruvananthapuram district.
The Judicial First Class Magistrate Court in Nedumangadu delivered the verdict on Saturday, holding Raju culpable of forging and planting material evidence in a narcotics case involving a foreign national.
In Alappuzha, cases emerged in several localities including Nedumudi and Cheruthana, while in Kottayam, the infection spread to Kurupanthara and Veloor, as confirmed by Animal Husbandry Minister J Chinchu Rani.
The UDF, focusing on tribal welfare, is set to commence discussions on seat sharing next month and plans a rally from Kasaragod to Thiruvananthapuram in February.
Terming it a ‘highway scam’, Venugopal said that some of the road projects have been awarded for as high as Rs 45 crore per kilometre.
