Jayalalithaa, after exercising her franchise at a polling station in Stella Maris College around 10 AM, told reporters that "people's verdict will be known in two days."

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"You have waited for so long, if you wait for two more days, everybody will come to know of people's verdict," she said.

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Karunanidhi cast his vote by 7.45 AM at a polling station in Sarada School and later told reporters that "DMK will win necessary seats" to form the government.

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In a Facebook post later he said, "It is the democratic right of every citizen to vote."

DMK treasurer M K Stalin along with his wife Shanta Stalin too voted early in the day in a polling station in Teynampet.

Congress top leader and former Union Minister P Chidambaram voted at Kandanur in Sivaganga District. His son and AICC member Karti Chidambaram too voted there.

In a tweet, he said, "Going to vote. It's heavy rains in Kandanur, Karaikudi Assembly."