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The Congress high command will choose Kerala's next Chief Minister from three contenders: V.D. Satheesan, K.C. Venugopal, and Ramesh Chennithala. Most UDF coalition allies back Satheesan, giving him an early edge in the race.
Congress candidate Usha Vijayan defeated sitting CPI(M) minister O.R. Kelu in Wayanad by 10,543 votes as the UDF swept the district in Kerala's 2026 assembly elections. The loss of a sitting Cabinet minister by such a margin is a significant blow to the LDF's statewide position.
Twelve sitting LDF ministers lost their seats in the Kerala Assembly elections, marking an unusually heavy defeat for the incumbent Left Democratic Front government. The scale of losses suggests broad voter rejection and likely clears the way for the UDF to form the next government.
The Congress-led UDF is heading for a big win in Kerala, with KPCC president Sunny Joseph declaring it a rejection of the CPI(M)-led LDF government's policies. The result raises pressure on the ruling LDF ahead of the 2026 state assembly election.
Early trends in Kerala's assembly election show the Congress-led UDF crossing the 71-seat majority mark, putting it on course to unseat Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's LDF government. Final seat tallies will confirm whether the lead holds.
Vote counting is underway for Kerala's 2026 assembly election across 140 centres at 43 locations. The result will decide whether the LDF retains power, the UDF returns to government, or the BJP wins a meaningful seat tally in a state it has long struggled to crack.
Vote counting for Kerala's 140 Assembly seats started at 8:00 am Monday, with the UDF leading on 18 seats, LDF on 7, and BJP ahead on 4 in early trends. A majority requires 71 seats, and the final outcome will become clearer as counting progresses through the day.
Security forces have been deployed in sensitive areas across Kerala ahead of the 2026 assembly election results. Authorities are managing potential law and order risks in historically tense constituencies as votes are counted.
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The Congress high command will choose Kerala's next Chief Minister from three contenders: V.D. Satheesan, K.C. Venugopal, and Ramesh Chennithala. Most UDF coalition allies back Satheesan, giving him an early edge in the race.
1mo ago · 2 min · Policy & Government
Congress candidate Usha Vijayan defeated sitting CPI(M) minister O.R. Kelu in Wayanad by 10,543 votes as the UDF swept the district in Kerala's 2026 assembly elections. The loss of a sitting Cabinet minister by such a margin is a significant blow to the LDF's statewide position.
1mo ago · 2 min · Policy & Government
Twelve sitting LDF ministers lost their seats in the Kerala Assembly elections, marking an unusually heavy defeat for the incumbent Left Democratic Front government. The scale of losses suggests broad voter rejection and likely clears the way for the UDF to form the next government.
1mo ago · 2 min · Policy & Government
The Congress-led UDF is heading for a big win in Kerala, with KPCC president Sunny Joseph declaring it a rejection of the CPI(M)-led LDF government's policies. The result raises pressure on the ruling LDF ahead of the 2026 state assembly election.
1mo ago · 2 min · Policy & Government
Early trends in Kerala's assembly election show the Congress-led UDF crossing the 71-seat majority mark, putting it on course to unseat Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's LDF government. Final seat tallies will confirm whether the lead holds.
1mo ago · 2 min · Policy & Government
Vote counting is underway for Kerala's 2026 assembly election across 140 centres at 43 locations. The result will decide whether the LDF retains power, the UDF returns to government, or the BJP wins a meaningful seat tally in a state it has long struggled to crack.
1mo ago · 2 min · Policy & Government
Vote counting for Kerala's 140 Assembly seats started at 8:00 am Monday, with the UDF leading on 18 seats, LDF on 7, and BJP ahead on 4 in early trends. A majority requires 71 seats, and the final outcome will become clearer as counting progresses through the day.
1mo ago · 2 min · Policy & Government
Security forces have been deployed in sensitive areas across Kerala ahead of the 2026 assembly election results. Authorities are managing potential law and order risks in historically tense constituencies as votes are counted.
1mo ago · 2 min · Policy & Government
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