2024 Indian general election in Kerala

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2024 Indian general election in Kerala
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All 20 Kerala seats in the Lok Sabha
Opinion polls
Turnout71.27% (Decrease2.svg 6.57 pp)
 
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Leader K. Sudhakaran M. V. Govindan K. Surendran
Alliance UDF LDF NDA
Leader since202120222020
Leader's seat Kannur Did not contest Wayanad (lost)
Last election47.48%, 19 seats36.29%, 1 seat15.64%, 0 seats
Seats won1811
Seat changeDecrease2.svg 1Steady2.svgIncrease2.svg 1
Popular vote8,935,2096,590,5263,802,107
Percentage45.21%33.34%19.24%
SwingDecrease2.svg 2.27 pp Decrease2.svg 2.95 pp Increase2.svg 3.60 pp
2024 Lok Sabha Kerala Seatwise Result Map.svg
Seatwise Result Map of the 2024 general election in Kerala
Prime Minister before election

Narendra Modi
BJP

Elected Prime Minister

Narendra Modi
BJP

The 2024 Indian general election was held in Kerala on 26 April 2024 to elect all 20 members from the state to the 18th Lok Sabha. The result of the election was announced on 4 June 2024. [1]

Contents

The United Democratic Front (UDF), led by Indian National Congress (INC), and Left Democratic Front (LDF), led by Communist Party of India (Marxist), contested separately in Kerala. This is inspite of both alliances being part of the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) [2] The UDF swept the elections winning 18 out of 20 seats, one less than in 2019. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won in Thrissur, their first ever Lok Sabha seat in Kerala, while the remaining seat was won by LDF. [3]

Election schedule

The elections to all 20 seats in Kerala was held on the second, out of seven, phase of the general election on 26 April 2024.

Poll event
PhaseII
No. of constituencies20
Notification Date28 March
Last date for filing nomination04 April
Scrutiny of nomination05 April
Last date for withdrawal of nomination08 April
Date of poll26 April
Date of counting of votes/Result04 June


Parties and alliances

   United Democratic Front

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderContesting Seats
Indian National Congress
Indian National Congress Flag.svg
Hand INC.svg
K. Sudhakaran 16
Indian Union Muslim League
Flag of the Indian Union Muslim League.svg
Indian Election Symbol Lader.svg
Sadiq Ali Thangal 2
Revolutionary Socialist Party
RSP-flag.svg
Indian Election Symbol Spade and Stoker.png
Shibu Baby John 1
Kerala Congress
Kerala-Congress-flag.svg
Auto Rickshaw Election Symbol.svg
P. J. Joseph 1
Total20

   Left Democratic Front

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderContesting Seats
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
CPI-M-flag.svg
CPIM election symbol.png
M.V. Govindan 15
Communist Party of India
CPI-banner.svg
CPI symbol.svg
Binoy Viswam 4
Kerala Congress (M)
Kerala-Congress-flag.svg
Indian Election Symbol Two Leaves 2.svg
Jose K. Mani 1
Total20

   National Democratic Alliance

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderContesting Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party BJP flag.svg Lotus flower symbol.svg K. Surendran 16
Bharath Dharma Jana Sena Pot Symbol.png Thushar Vellapally4
Total20

Others

PartySymbolContesting Seats
Bahujan Samaj Party Indian Election Symbol Elephant.png 18
Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist) Indian Election Symbol Battery Torch.svg 8
Ambedkarite Party of India ECI Election symbol Coat.jpg 3
Bahujan Dravida Party Diamond, Election symbol of Subi, leader of The Future India Party.svg 3
Bharatheeya Jawan Kisan Party Diamond, Election symbol of Subi, leader of The Future India Party.svg 3
Twenty 20 Party
Auto Rickshaw Election Symbol.svg
2
Marxist Communist Party of India (United) ECI Election symbol Computer.jpg 1
New Labour Party Ring Symbol.png 1
People's Party of India (Secular) ECI Election symbol- Grapes.jpg 1
Samajwadi Jan Parishad Indian Election Symbol Cart.png 1
Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi
Auto Rickshaw Election Symbol.svg
1
Total42

Candidates

The United Democratic Front fielded one, the Left Democratic Front fielded three and National Democratic Alliance fielded five women candidates.

Constituency
INDIA NDA [4]
UDF LDF [5]
1 Kasaragod INC Rajmohan Unnithan CPI(M) M. V. Balakrishnan BJP M. L. Ashwini
2 Kannur INC K. Sudhakaran CPI(M) MV Jayarajan BJP C. Raghunath
3 Vatakara INC Shafi Parambil CPI(M) K. K. Shailaja BJP Prafulla Krishna
4 Wayanad INC Rahul Gandhi CPI Annie Raja [6] BJP K. Surendran
5 Kozhikode INC M. K. Raghavan CPI(M) Elamaram Kareem BJP M. T. Ramesh
6 Malappuram IUML E. T. Mohammed Basheer CPI(M) V. Vaseef BJP M. Abdul Salam
7 Ponnani IUML Abdussamad Samadani CPI(M) K. S. Hamza BJP Niveditha Subramanian
8 Palakkad INC V. K. Sreekandan CPI(M) A. Vijayaraghavan BJP C. Krishnakumar
9 Alathur (SC) INC Ramya Haridas CPI(M) K. Radhakrishnan BJP T. N. Sarasu
10 Thrissur INC K Muraleedharan CPI V. S. Sunil Kumar BJP Suresh Gopi
11 Chalakudy INC Benny Behanan CPI(M) C. Raveendranath BDJS K. A. Unnikrishnan
12 Ernakulam INC Hibi Eden CPI(M) K. J. Shine BJP K. S. Radhakrishnan
13 Idukki INC Dean Kuriakose CPI(M) Joice George BDJS Sangeetha Vishwanathan
14 Kottayam KEC Francis George KC(M) Thomas Chazhikadan BDJS Thushar Vellapally
15 Alappuzha INC K. C. Venugopal CPI(M) A. M. Ariff BJP Sobha Surendran
16 Mavelikara (SC) INC Kodikunnil Suresh CPI C. A. Arun Kumar BDJS Baiju Kalasala
17 Pathanamthitta INC Anto Antony CPI(M) Thomas Issac BJP Anil Antony
18 Kollam RSP N. K. Premachandran CPI(M) Mukesh BJP G. Krishnakumar
19 Attingal INC Adoor Prakash CPI(M) V. Joy BJP V. Muraleedharan
20 Thiruvananthapuram INC Shashi Tharoor CPI Panniyan Raveendran BJP Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Electorate

Constituency wise Eligible Electors

No.ConstituencyMaleFemaleThird GenderTotal
1 Kasaragod 7,01,4757,50,7411414,52,230
2 Kannur 6,46,1817,12,181613,58,368
3 Vatakara 6,81,6157,40,2462214,21,883
4 Wayanad 7,21,0547,41,3541514,62,423
5 Kozhikode 6,91,0967,38,5092614,29,631
6 Malappuram 7,45,9787,33,9311214,79,921
7 Ponnani 7,29,2557,41,5222714,70,804
8 Palakkad 6,82,2817,15,8491313,98,143
9 Alathur (SC)6,48,4376,89,0471213,37,496
10 Thrissur 7,08,3177,74,7182014,83,055
11 Chalakudy 6,34,3476,76,1612113,10,529
12 Ernakulam 6,40,6626,83,3701513,24,047
13 Idukki 6,15,0846,35,064912,50,157
14 Kottayam 6,07,5026,47,3061512,54,823
15 Alappuzha 6,74,0667,26,008914,00,083
16 Mavelikkara (SC)6,30,3077,01,564913,31,880
17 Pathanamthitta 6,83,3077,46,384914,29,700
18 Kollam 6,31,6256,95,0041913,26,648
19 Attingal 6,53,5497,43,2233513,96,807
20 Thiruvananthapuram 6,89,1557,41,3175914,30,531
Total1,34,15,2931,43,33,4993672,77,49,159 [7]

District wise - Overseas (NRI) Electors

No.DistrictMale ElectorsFemale ElectorsThird Gender ElectorsDistrict Total
1 Kasargod 3,15713303,290
2 Kannur 13,276599013,875
3 Wayanad 714650779
4 Kozhikode 34,0021,787435,793
5 Malappuram 14,590529215,121
6 Palakkad 4,20025704,457
7 Thrissur 3,51949814,018
8 Ernakulam 1,99151502,506
9 Idukki 263620325
10 Kottayam 1,20332201,525
11 Alappuzha 1,51328601,799
12 Pathanamthitta 1,80143702,238
13 Kollam 1,67324421,919
14 Thiruvananthapuram 1,86333102,194
Total83,765 6,065 989,839

Age Wise Electors

Age GroupMale ElectorsFemale ElectorsThird Gender ElectorsState Total
18-192,77,0842,57,288225,34,394
20-2922,41,32822,30,49111944,71,938
30-3927,61,92526,66,16511454,28,204
40-4928,11,44630,62,0026858,73,516
50-5923,87,73927,49,8352751,37,601
60-6917,83,50319,25,095837,08,606
70-799,10,12210,57,726719,67,855
80+2,42,1463,84,89726,27,045
1,34,15,2931,43,33,4993672,77,49,159

Voter turnout

There was a significant dip in the voting percentages in all 20 constituencies as compared to the 2019 elections.

No.ConstituencyElectorsVotes PolledMaleFemaleThird GenderTurnout %Change %
1 Kasaragod 14,52,23011,04,3315,13,4605,90,866576.04Decrease2.svg 4.62
2 Kannur 13,58,36810,48,8394,85,1125,63,724377.21Decrease2.svg 6.07
3 Vatakara 14,21,88311,14,9505,07,5846,07,362478.41Decrease2.svg 4.29
4 Wayanad 14,62,42310,75,9215,20,8855,55,033373.57Decrease2.svg 6.80
5 Kozhikode 14,29,63110,79,6835,15,836,563,8351275.52Decrease2.svg 6.18
6 Malappuram 14,79,92110,79,5475,19,3325,60,211472.95Decrease2.svg 2.55
7 Ponnani 14,70,80410,19,8894,67,7265,52,1481569.34Decrease2.svg 5.64
8 Palakkad 13,98,14310,28,6274,95,5675,33,051973.57Decrease2.svg 4.20
9 Alathur (SC)13,37,4969,81,9454,76,1875,05,753573.42Decrease2.svg 7.05
10 Thrissur 14,83,05510,81,1255,09,0525,72,067672.90Decrease2.svg 5.04
11 Chalakudy 13,10,5299,42,7874,60,3514,82,428871.94Decrease2.svg 8.57
12 Ernakulam 13,24,0479,04,1314,50,6594,53,468468.29Decrease2.svg 9.35
13 Idukki 12,50,1578,31,9364,25,5984,06,332666.55Decrease2.svg 9.81
14 Kottayam 12,54,8238,23,2374,18,2854,04,946665.61Decrease2.svg 9.86
15 Alappuzha 14,00,08210,50,7265,08,9335,41,791275.05Decrease2.svg 5.30
16 Mavelikkara (SC)13,31,8808,78,3604,17,2024,61,155365.95Decrease2.svg 8.38
17 Pathanamthitta 14,29,7009,06,0514,42,8974,63,148663.37Decrease2.svg 10.93
18 Kollam 13,26,6489,04,0474,24,1344,79,906768.15Decrease2.svg 6.58
19 Attingal 13,96,8079,70,5174,49,2125,21,2921369.48Decrease2.svg 5.0
20 Thiruvananthapuram 14,30,5319,50,8294,67,0784,83,7222966.47Decrease2.svg 7.27
Total2,77,49,1591,97,77,478 94,75,090 1,03,02,23815071.27 [7] Decrease2.svg 6.57

^Since the postal votes of service voters are accepted till the counting day, total value may vary. [8]

Surveys and polls

Opinion polls

The opinion polls and exit polls predicted a clear majority for the UDF.

Opinion polls (State-wise Alliances)

Polling agencyDate publishedMargin of Error I.N.D.I.A. NDA OthersLead
LDF UDF
Manorama News - CVoter [9] January 20243%31700UDF
Reporter TV- Mega Survey [10] February 20242%51500UDF
24 News - Jana Manasu [11] February 20245%21800UDF
ABP News - CVoter [12] March 2024±3%02000UDF
CNN News18 - Mega Opinion Poll [13] March 2024±3%41420UDF
Mathrubhumi News-P-MARQ [14] March 2024±3%5-614-1500UDF

Exit polls

Polling agencyLead
UDF LDF NDA Others
ABP News-CVoter [15] 17-1901-30UDF
India Today-Axis My India 17-180-11-30UDF
India News-Dynamics14-173-50-10UDF
India TV-CNX13-153-51-30UDF
NDTV-Jan Ki Baat14-173-50-10UDF
CNN-CNBC-News 18 15-181-300UDF
News 24-Today's Chanakya 15140UDF
News Nation 17-1901-30UDF
Republic TV-Matrize17300UDF
Republic TV-PMarq17300UDF
Times Now-ETG 14-15410UDF
Times Now-NavBharat 16-18410UDF
DB Live 17-192-30-10UDF
Actual Results1811

Results

Results by alliance or party

Vote Share (By alliance)

   UDF (45.21%)
   LDF (33.34%)
   NDA (19.24%)
  Others (2.21%)
Alliance/ PartyPopular voteSeats
Votes%±pp ContestedWon+/−
UDF INC 6,927,11135.06%Decrease2.svg2.40%1614Decrease2.svg 1
IUML 1,199,8396.07%Increase2.svg0.59%22Steady2.svg
RSP 443,6282.24%Decrease2.svg0.22%11Steady2.svg
KC 364,6311.84%New11Increase2.svg 1
Total8,935,20945.21%Decrease2.svg2.27%2018Decrease2.svg 1
LDF CPI(M) 5,100,96425.82%Decrease2.svg0.15%151Steady2.svg
CPI 1,212,1976.14%Increase2.svg0.06%40Steady2.svg
KC(M) 277,3651.38%Decrease2.svg0.70%10Decrease2.svg 1
Total6,590,52633.34%Decrease2.svg2.95%201Steady2.svg
NDA BJP 3,296,35416.68%Increase2.svg3.68%161Increase2.svg 1
BDJS 505,7532.56%Increase2.svg0.68%40Steady2.svg
Total3,802,10719.24%Increase2.svg2.60%201Increase2.svg 1
Others 420Steady2.svg
IND 920Steady2.svg
NOTA 156,5850.79%
Total19,777,478100%-19420-

Results by constituency

ConstituencyTurnoutWinner [16] Runner UpMargin
No.NamePartyAllianceCandidateVotes%PartyAllianceCandidateVotes%
1 Kasaragod 76.04%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Rajmohan Unnithan 4,90,65944.10% CPI(M) LDF M. V. Balakrishnan3,90,01035.06%1,00,649
2 Kannur 77.21%Decrease2.svg INC UDF K. Sudhakaran 5,18,52448.74% CPI(M) LDF M. V. Jayarajan 4,09,54238.50%1,08,982
3 Vatakara 78.41%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Shafi Parambil 5,57,52849.65% CPI(M) LDF K. K. Shailaja 4,43,02239.45%1,14,506
4 Wayanad 73.57%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Rahul Gandhi 6,47,44559.69% CPI LDF Annie Raja 2,83,02326.09%3,64,422
5 Kozhikode 75.52%Decrease2.svg INC UDF M. K. Raghavan 5,20,42147.74% CPI(M) LDF Elamaram Kareem 3,74,24534.33%1,46,176
6 Malappuram 72.95%Decrease2.svg IUML UDF E. T. Mohammed Basheer 6,44,00659.35% CPI(M) LDF V. Vaseef3,43,88831.69%3,00,118
7 Ponnani 69.34%Decrease2.svg IUML UDF M. P. Abdussamad Samadani 5,62,51654.81% CPI(M) LDF K. S. Hamza3,26,75631.84%2,35,760
8 Palakkad 73.57%Decrease2.svg INC UDF V. K. Sreekandan 4,21,16940.66% CPI(M) LDF A. Vijayaraghavan 3,45,88633.39%75,283
9 Alathur (SC) 73.42%Decrease2.svg CPI(M) LDF K. Radhakrishnan 4,03,44740.66% INC UDF Ramya Haridas 3,83,33638.63%20,111
10 Thrissur 72.90%Decrease2.svg BJP NDA Suresh Gopi 4,12,33837.80% CPI LDF V. S. Sunil Kumar 3,37,65230.95%74,686
11 Chalakudy 71.94%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Benny Behanan 3,93,91341.44% CPI(M) LDF C. Raveendranath 3,30,41734.73%63,754
12 Ernakulam 68.29%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Hibi Eden 4,82,31752.97% CPI(M) LDF K. J. Shine2,31,93225.47%2,50,385
13 Idukki 66.55%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Dean Kuriakose 4,32,37251.43% CPI(M) LDF Joice George 2,98,64535.53%1,33,727
14 Kottayam 65.61%Decrease2.svg KEC UDF K. Francis George 3,64,63143.60% KC(M) LDF Thomas Chazhikadan 2,77,36533.17%87,266
15 Alappuzha 75.05%Decrease2.svg INC UDF K. C. Venugopal 4,04,56038.21% CPI(M) LDF A. M. Ariff 3,41,04732.21%63,513
16 Mavelikkara (SC) 65.95%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Kodikunnil Suresh 3,69,51641.29% CPI LDF C. A. Arun Kumar3,58,64840.07%10,868
17 Pathanamthitta 63.37%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Anto Antony 3,67,62339.98% CPI(M) LDF Thomas Isaac 3,01,50432.79%66,119
18 Kollam 68.15%Decrease2.svg RSP UDF N. K. Premachandran 4,43,62848.45% CPI(M) LDF M. Mukesh 2,93,32632.03%1,50,302
19 Attingal 69.48%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Adoor Prakash 3,28,05133.29% CPI(M) LDF V. Joy 3,27,36733.22%684
20 Thiruvananthapuram 66.47%Decrease2.svg INC UDF Shashi Tharoor 3,53,67937.19% BJP NDA Rajeev Chandrasekhar 3,42,07835.52%16,077

Results by Alliance

No.ConstituencyUDF VotesLDF VotesNDA Votes
1 Kasaragod 490,659390,010219,558
2 Kannur 518,524409,542119,876
3 Vatakara 557,528443,022111,979
4 Wayanad 647,445283,023141,045
5 Kozhikode 520,421374,245180,666
6 Malappuram 644,006343,88885,361
7 Ponnani 562,516326,756124,798
8 Palakkad 421,169345,886251,778
9 Alathur (SC) 383,336403,447188,230
10 Thrissur 328,124337,652412,338
11 Chalakudy 394,171330,417106,400
12 Ernakulam 482,317231,932144,500
13 Idukki 432,372298,64591,323
14 Kottayam 364,631277,365165,046
15 Alappuzha 404,560341,047299,648
16 Mavelikkara (SC) 369,516358,648142,984
17 Pathanamthitta 367,623301,504234,406
18 Kollam 443,628293,326163,210
19 Attingal 328,051327,367311,779
20 Thiruvananthapuram 358,155247,648342,078

Assembly segments wise lead of Parties

Allianceassembly segments.
UDF
 
111
LDF
 
18
NDA
 
11
Total assembly lead out of 140.
Allianceassembly segments
UDF
 
23
LDF
 
108
NDA
 
9
Second position in the assembly segments (out of 140).
2024 Kerala Lok Sabha Elections Assembly Wise Map 2024 Kerala Lok Sabha Election Assembly Wise Lead Map.svg
2024 Kerala Lok Sabha Elections Assembly Wise Map
No.ConstituencyAssembly SegmentUDFLDFNDALeadRunner upMargin
1 Kasaragod Manjeshwaram 74,43730,15657,179UDFNDA17,258
2 Kasaragod 73,40726,16247,032UDFNDA26,375
3 Udma 72,44860,48931,245UDFLDF11,959
4 Kanhangad 69,17167,12129,301UDFLDF2,050
5 Thrikaripur 75,64365,19517,085UDFLDF10,448
6 Payyanur 58,18471,44118,466LDFUDF13,257
7 Kalliasseri 64,34765,40517,688LDFUDF1,058
8 Kannur Taliparamba 84,33175,54416,706UDFLDF8,787
9 Irikkur 81,14446,35813,562UDFLDF34,786
10 Azhikode 69,91947,70119,832UDFLDF22,218
11 Kannur 69,82443,79416,975UDFLDF26,030
12 Dharmadom 69,17871,79416,711LDFUDF2,616
13 Mattanur 67,43270,46619,159LDFUDF3,034
14 Peravoor 70,43846,95715,407UDFLDF23,481
15 Vatakara Thalassery 53,44962,07918,869LDFUDF8,630
16 Kuthuparamba 72,13461,24220,710UDFLDF10,892
17 Vatakara 72,36650,28413,612UDFLDF22,082
18 Kuttiadi 91,78268,14711,586UDFLDF23,635
19 Nadapuram 95,76771,89012,451UDFLDF23,877
20 Koyilandy 82,09958,03620,699UDFLDF24,063
21 Perambra 84,12565,04012,485UDFLDF19,085
22 Wayanad Mananthavady 79,02640,30525,503UDFLDF38,721
23 Sulthan Bathery 84,43940,45835,709UDFLDF43,981
24 Kalpetta 88,78639,12924,431UDFLDF49,657
25 Thiruvambady 83,21936,66313,374UDFLDF46,556
26 Eranad 95,19437,4519,723UDFLDF57,743
27 Nilambur 99,32542,96217,520UDFLDF56,363
28 Wandoor 112,31043,62613,608UDFLDF68,684
29 Kozhikode Balussery 84,83467,20022,714UDFLDF17,634
30 Elathur 69,63259,14129,609UDFLDF10,491
31 Kozhikode North 55,19740,26632,481UDFLDF14,931
32 Kozhikode South 55,67134,60825,943UDFLDF21,063
33 Beypore 76,65457,09325,943UDFLDF19,561
34 Kunnamangalam 88,05464,75232,860UDFLDF23,302
35 Koduvally 84,77246,12812,830UDFLDF38,644
36 Malappuram Kondotty 95,02550,03814,150UDFLDF44,987
37 Manjeri 92,34650,02612,823UDFLDF42,320
38 Perinthalmanna 85,31958,52010,486UDFLDF36,799
39 Mankada 92,38351,35010,604UDFLDF41,033
40 Malappuram 104,78750,7067,983UDFLDF54,041
41 Vengara 90,14233,7457,414UDFLDF56,397
42 Vallikunnu 80,30747,12521,069UDFLDF33,182
43 Ponnani Tirurangadi 92,98038,83311,393UDFLDF54,147
44 Tanur 83,55641,58714,861UDFLDF41,969
45 Tirur 99,46849,13812,592UDFLDF50,330
46 Kottakkal 93,07047,14314,406UDFLDF45,927
47 Thavanur 66,68148,66524,204UDFLDF18,016
48 Ponnani 63,99548,57920,115UDFLDF15,416
49 Thrithala 59,82050,61726,162UDFLDF9,203
50 Palakkad Pattambi 75,24048,10422,208UDFLDF27,136
51 Shornur 52,36656,11736,409LDFUDF3,781
52 Ottapalam 57,06354,85542,091UDFLDF2,208
53 Kongad 52,85146,19334,606UDFLDF6,658
54 Mannarkkad 78,47846,37422,715UDFLDF32,104
55 Malampuzha 49,29555,81548,467LDFUDF6,520
56 Palakkad 52,77934,64043,072UDFNDA9,707
57 Alathur Tarur 46,89052,08224,198LDFUDF5,192
58 Chittur 56,84455,37224,157UDFLDF1,472
59 Nenmara 56,76855,45126,867UDFLDF1,317
60 Alathur 46,89455,69222,612LDFUDF8,798
61 Chelakkara 55,19560,36828,974LDFUDF5,173
62 Kunnamkulam 54,72258,54929,378LDFUDF3,827
63 Wadakkanchery 61,91861,30430,255UDFLDF614
64 Thrissur [17] Guruvayur 57,92550,51945,049UDFLDF7,406
65 Manalur 50,89753,18361,196NDALDF8,013
66 Ollur 47,63948,63358,996NDALDF10,363
67 Thrissur 40,94034,25355,057NDAUDF14,117
68 Nattika 38,19552,90966,854NDALDF13,945
69 Irinjalakuda 46,49945,02259,515NDAUDF13,016
70 Puthukkad 42,71949,94362,635NDALDF12,692
71 Chalakudy Kaipamangalam 47,59858,28619,077LDFUDF10,688
72 Chalakudy 56,50250,78614,185UDFLDF5,716
73 Kodungallur 51,72552,09123,836LDFUDF366
74 Perumbavoor 55,87341,92315,180UDFLDF13,950
75 Angamaly 57,79140,9249,869UDFLDF16,867
76 Aluva 68,20444,28315,414UDFLDF23,921
77 Kunnathunad 52,52339,0898,145UDFLDF13,434
78 Ernakulam Kalamassery 76,22737,78021,144UDFLDF38,447
79 Paravur 68,98942,59423,737UDFLDF26,395
80 Vypen 63,99634,12815,145UDFLDF29,868
81 Kochi 68,36528,07915,072UDFLDF40,286
82 Thrippunithura 69,66137,69627,951UDFLDF31,965
83 Ernakulam 57,96220,89318,320UDFLDF37,069
84 Thrikkakara 73,78928,88922,204UDFLDF44,900
85 Idukki Muvattupuzha 69,98142,36113,248UDFLDF27,620
86 Kothamangalam 63,39142,91011,497UDFLDF20,481
87 Devikulam 54,16041,7239,205UDFLDF12,437
88 Udumbanchola 53,08546,32514,316UDFLDF6,760
89 Thodupuzha 69,90036,28016,413UDFLDF33,620
90 Idukki 58,34842,75314,680UDFLDF15,595
91 Peerumade 58,26443,62311,304UDFLDF14,641
92 Kottayam Piravom 61,58645,93121,777UDFLDF15,655
93 Pala 52,29539,83022,505UDFLDF12,465
94 Kaduthuruthy 51,83040,35620,889UDFLDF11,474
95 Vaikom 40,06645,26227,515LDFUDF5,196
96 Ettumanoor 46,87137,26124,412UDFLDF9,610
97 Kottayam 46,64431,80424,214UDFLDF14,840
98 Puthuppally 59,07731,97421,915UDFLDF27,103
99 Alappuzha [18] Aroor 60,97849,96237,491UDFLDF11,016
100 Cherthala 62,70161,85840,474UDFLDF843
101 Alappuzha 65,71847,30035,594UDFLDF18,418
102 Ambalappuzha 52,21237,65737,547UDFLDF14,555
103 Haripad 48,46641,76947,121UDFNDA1,345
104 Kayamkulam 50,21648,02048,775UDFNDA2,196
105 Karunagappally 57,95549,03048,839UDFLDF8,925
106 Mavelikara Changanassery 54,84338,39314,276UDFLDF16,450
107 Kuttanad 45,73644,86515,553UDFLDF871
108 Mavelikara 49,31755,48324,584LDFUDF6,166
109 Chengannur 49,03147,39325,424UDFLDF1,638
110 Kunnathur 59,15560,50222,473LDFUDF1,347
111 Kottarakkara 53,52656,92920,999LDFUDF3,403
112 Pathanapuram 50,60149,14317,261UDFLDF1,458
113 Pathanamthitta Kanjirappally 50,70540,90530,013UDFLDF9,800
114 Poonjar 51,93239,32227,053UDFLDF12,610
115 Thiruvalla 53,29941,76931,444UDFLDF11,530
116 Ranni 46,59436,99730,758UDFLDF9,597
117 Aranmula 59,62644,93938,545UDFLDF14,717
118 Konni 47,48844,90934,619UDFLDF2,579
119 Adoor 51,31349,04738,740UDFLDF2,266
120 Kollam Chavara 64,84238,99618,965UDFLDF25,846
121 Punalur 62,74844,70424,703UDFLDF18,044
122 Chadayamangalam 64,17849,55923,064UDFLDF14,619
123 Kundara 72,49645,39123,787UDFLDF27,105
124 Kollam 60,41036,61820,519UDFLDF23,792
125 Eravipuram 60,35636,67818,255UDFLDF23,678
126 Chathannoor 52,48636,91531,643UDFLDF15,571
127 Attingal [19] Varkala 39,80645,93040,816LDFNDA5,114
128 Attingal 42,00646,16152,448NDALDF6,287
129 Chirayinkeezhu 47,69544,87442,929UDFLDF2,821
130 Nedumangad 50,43750,04245,180UDFLDF395
131 Vamanapuram 50,66745,61740,170UDFLDF5,050
132 Aruvikkara 49,60747,37538,333UDFLDF2,232
133 Kattakkada 43,05541,71647,834NDAUDF4,779
134 Thiruvananthapuram [20] Kazhakkoottam 39,60234,38250,444NDAUDF10,842
135 Vattiyoorkavu 44,86328,33653,025NDAUDF8,162
136 Thiruvananthapuram 48,29627,07643,755UDFNDA4,541
137 Nemom 39,10133,32261,227NDAUDF22,126
138 Parassala 59,02646,65445,957UDFLDF12,372
139 Kovalam 64,04239,13747,376UDFNDA16,666
140 Neyyattinkara 58,74935,52636,136UDFNDA22,613

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