Kerala Results 2026: Full Constituency Winners List And Key Shifts

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 counting is underway, with the UDF leading in around 69 seats, close to the majority mark. The ruling LDF is trailing, and several ministers are facing tough contests. CM Pinarayi Vijayan is ahead in Dharmadom. With high voter turnout and close fights in many seats, the results may reshape Kerala’s political landscape.

Counting of votes for Kerala’s 140 Assembly constituencies is underway, with trends beginning to show how the election is shaping up after polling on April 9. The state has recorded a strong turnout of 79.63 per cent, reflecting high public interest. Kerala has a long political history, from E. M. S. Namboodiripad forming the world’s first elected communist government in 1957, to decades of power shifts between the UDF and Left Front.

Kerala has once again shown strong voter participation. The Election Commission recorded a turnout of 79.63 per cent, reflecting high public interest in this election.

UDF surges ahead in early trends

As counting progressed, the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) moved ahead in the race. By around 4 pm, the UDF was leading in about 69 seats, bringing it close to the majority mark of 71 in the 140-member Assembly.

On the other hand, the Left Democratic Front (LDF), led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, was trailing with leads in around 22 seats. These numbers are still changing, but they show a clear advantage for the UDF at this stage.

If these trends continue, Kerala could see a change in government after nearly a decade of LDF rule.

Setbacks for several ministers

Early trends also suggest that several ministers from the ruling LDF are facing tough contests in their constituencies. Reports indicate that at least a dozen ministers were trailing at different stages of counting.

This reflects a strong challenge from the opposition and suggests that voters may be looking for change.

Pinarayi Vijayan holds Dharmadom

Despite the broader setbacks for the LDF, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan is performing well in his own constituency. In Dharmadom, he is leading by around 1,500 votes.

This shows that while the party may be struggling overall, Vijayan continues to enjoy strong support in his home seat.

Why this election matters

This election is important because it could end the LDF’s two-term rule in Kerala. The alliance has been in power since 2016 under Vijayan’s leadership.

Before counting began, several exit polls had predicted a comeback for the UDF. The current trends appear to support those predictions.

The results will decide whether Kerala continues with the LDF or shifts back to the UDF.

Full list of key winners

As results are declared, several candidates have already secured victories across the state. Here are the winners:

1. Pinarayi Vijayan - Dharmadam
2. Rajan J. Pallan - Thrissur
3. Ramesh Chennithala- Haripad
4. T.M. Sasi - Alathur
5. Adv. Chandy Oommen - Puthupally
6. Aryadan Shoukath - Nilambur
7. C.K. Kasim - Thiruvambadi
8. Adv. Senapathy Venu - Udumbanchola
9. Adv. Bindhu Krishna - Kollam
10. P. Mammikutty - Shornur
11. U. R. Pradeep - Chelakkara
12. O. J. Janeesh - Kodungallur
13. C. Ajayaprasad - Punalur
14. Adv. Cyriac Thomas - Peerumade
15. Sumod - Tarur
16. N. Shakthan - Neyyattinkara
17. V.T. Sooraj - Balusseri
18. Manoj Moothedan - Perumbavoor
19. Dr. Mathew Kuzhalnadan - Muvattupuzha
20. Roy K. Paulose - Idukki
21. Nattakom Suresh - Ettumanoor
22. Adv. K. Premkumar - Ottappalam
23. A. Prabhakaran - Malampuzha
24. Xavier Chittilappilly - Wadakkanchery
25. Kallatra Mahin - Kasaragod
26. K. K. Valsaraj - Kaipamangalam
27. Adv. Thomas Unniyadan - Irinjalakuda
28. Vinu Job Kuzhimannil - Changanassery
29. Shibu Baby John - Chavara
30. Adv. V. S. Joy - Thavanur
31. Uma Thomas - Thrikkakara
32. Adv. Vishnu Mohan - Eravipuram
33. M. Vijin - Kalliasseri
34. K. K. Rema - Vadakara
35. Tony Chammany - Vypen
36. T. J. Vinod - Ernakulam
37. C. R. Mahesh - Karunagappally
38. Muhammed Sudheersha S. - Vamanapuram
39. P. A. Mohamed Riyas - Beypore
40. K. K. Ramachandran - Pudukkad
41. P. K. Firos - Koduvally
42. Geethagopi - Nattika
43. V. Kunhikrishnan - Payyannur
44. Adv. Vidya Balakrishnan - Elathur
45. Adv. Mons Joseph - Kaduthuruthy
46. Adv. Fyzal Babu - Kozhikode South
47. Adv. T Siddique - Kalpetta
48. V. T. Balram - Thrithala
49. Thulasi Teacher - Kongad
50. Ramesh Pisharody - Palakkad
51. Adv. Sumesh Achuthan - Chittur
52. K. Binimon - Vaikom
53. Karayi Rajan - Thalassery
54. K. Preman - Nemmara
55. A. C. Moideen - Kunnamkulam
56. N. K. Akbar - Guruvayoor
57. O.S Ambika - Attingal
58. M.S. Arun Kumar - Mavelikara
59. K.N. Balagopal - Kottarakkara
60. Adv. V. Joy - Varkala
61. Rony K. Baby - Kanjirappally
62. A.D. Thomas - Alappuzha
63. Jyothi Kumar Chamakkala - Pathanapuram
64. Sandeep Varier - Trikaripur
65. Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan - Kottayam
66. Adv. Shanimol Osman - Aroor
67. Abin Varkey Kodiyattu - Aranmula
68. Advocate C. V. Santhakumar - Adoor
69. B.B. Gopakumar - Chathannoor
70. Mani C. Kappen - Pala
71. Anoop Jacob - Piravom
72. P. K. Praveen - Kuthuparamba
73. Usha Vijayan - Mananthavady
74. K.M. Abhijith - Nadapuram
75. Saneeshkumar Joseph - Chalakudy
76. Roji M. John - Angamaly
77. Mohammed Shiyas - Kochi
78. F. Raja - Devikulam
79. Adv. M. Liju - Kayamkulam
80. Adv. Pazhakulam Madhu - Ranni
81. Ramya Haridas - Chirayinkeezh
82. Adv. M. Vincent - Kovalam
83. V. K. Sanoj - Mattannur
84. Adv. Sajeev Joseph- Irikkur
85. Adv. Sunny Joseph- Peravoor
86. I.C. Balakrishnan- Sulthan Bathery
87. Adv. K. Jayanth- Kozhikode North
88. A.P. Anilkumar- Wandoor
89. K.P. Noushad Ali- Ponnani
90. Anwar Sadath- Aluva
91. Adv. V.D. Satheesan- Paravur
92. Deepak Joy- Thripunithura
93. V.P. Sajeendran- Kunnathunad
94. Adv. Sebastian M.J.- Poonjar
95. M.M. Naseer- Chadayamangalam
96. P.C. Vishnunadh- Kundara
97. K. Muraleedharan- Vattiyoorkavu
98. M.R. Baiju- Kattakada
99. K.V. Sumesh- Azhikode
100. Saji Cherian- Chengannur
101. Adv. G Stephen- Aruvikkara
102. C.K. Hareendran- Parassala
103. A.K.M. Ashraf- Manjeshwar
104. Parakkal Abdulla- Kuttiadi
105. Adv. Fathima Thahiliya- Perambra
106. M.A. Razak Master- Kunnamangalam
107. T.P. Ashraf Ali- Kondotty
108. P.K. Basheer- Ernad
109. Adv. M. Rahmathulla- Manjeri
110. Najeeb Kanthapuram- Perinthalmanna
111. Manjalamkuzhi Ali- Mankada
112. P.K. Kunhalikutty- Malappuram
113. K.M.Shaji- Vengara
114. T.V. Ibrahim- Vallikunnu
115. P.M.A. Sameer- Tirurangadi
116. P.K. Navas- Tanur
117. Kurukkoli Moideen- Tirur
118. Adv. N. Samsudheen- Mannarkkad
119. Adv. V.E. Abdul Gafoor- Kalamassery
120. Adv. T.O. Mohanan-Kannur
121. Adv. K. Praveen Kumar- Koyilandy
122. Prof Abid Hussain Thangal- Kottakkal
123. Muhammed Muhasin- Pattambi
124. Neelakandan- Udma
125. Adv. Govindan Pallikappil- Kanhangad
126. Apu John Joseph- Thodupuzha
127. Shibhu Theckumpuram- Kothamangalam
128. G. Sudhakaran- Ambalapuzha
129. Ullas Kovur- Kunnathur
130. C.P. John- Thiruvananthapuram
131. Rajeev Chandrasekhar- Nemom
132. V. Muraleedharan- Kazhakootam
133. Prof. C Ravindranath- Manalur
134. K. Rajan- Ollur
135. R. Prasad- Cherthala
136. Reji Cheriyan- Kuttanad
137. Adv. Varghese Mammen- Thiruvalla
138. Adv. K.U. Jenish Kumar- Konni
139. G.R. Anil- Nedumangad
140. T.K. Govindan Master- Taliparamba

High voter turnout reflects strong interest

The voter turnout of nearly 80 per cent shows how closely people are following this election. Kerala is known for high political awareness, and this election has been no different.

Issues such as development, welfare schemes, employment, and governance have played a major role in shaping voter choices.

Close contests in many seats

Even though the UDF is ahead overall, several constituencies are witnessing close fights. Margins in many seats remain narrow, and results could change as counting progresses.

This means the final outcome will only become clear once all rounds of counting are completed.

The majority mark in the Kerala Assembly is 71 seats. The UDF’s current lead puts it in a strong position, but it still needs to maintain its advantage until the final results.

If the UDF crosses the majority mark, it will form the next government. If not, smaller parties and independent candidates could play an important role.

A possible political shift

Kerala has often alternated between the UDF and LDF in past elections. However, the scale of the current lead suggests that this may not just be a routine change.

It could reflect a stronger voter message, possibly linked to governance issues, anti-incumbency, or a desire for new policies.

Final results awaited

As counting continues, the focus remains on key constituencies and overall seat tally. Political leaders, party workers, and voters are all watching closely.

The final results will decide not just who forms the government, but also the direction Kerala’s politics will take in the coming years.

For now, the UDF holds the edge, but the race is not over yet.