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President of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee
Assumed office
18 February 2024
2006 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election  : Mangalore [9]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
VCK K. Selvam 62,217 43.71%
DMK V. Ganesan55,30338.85%−9.02%
DMDK D. Mahadevan15,99211.23%
Independent K. Thiruvalluvan2,4621.73%
BJP R. Narentheran2,1731.53%
Independent T. Elavarasan1,5851.11%
Margin of victory6,9144.86%3.48%
Turnout 142,34973.42%4.15%
Registered electors 193,879
VCK gain from DMK Swing -4.16%
2011 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election  : Chengam [10]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
DMDK Sureshkumar T. 83,722 46.90 +34.29
INC K. Selvaperunthagai 72,22540.50−2.24
Independent Sureshkumar. R8,5434.79
BJP Jayaraman. A4,4652.50−0.71
Independent Kumar. R2,5111.41
Margin of victory11,4976.45−1.72
Turnout 2,11,65684.2512.98
Registered electors 1,78,325
DMDK gain from INC Swing 4.20
2016 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election  : Sriperumbudur [11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
AIADMK K. Palani 101,001 42.77% −16.3
INC K. Selvaperunthagai 90,28538.23%+2.93
PMK C. Muthuraman18,1857.70%New
VCK M. Veerakumar13,6795.79%New
BJP M. Manoharan3,9391.67%+0.47
NTK B. Sivaranjini3,4411.46%New
NOTA NOTA2,9561.25%New
Margin of victory10,7164.54%−19.22%
Turnout 2,36,14277.10%−4.76%
Registered electors 3,06,296
AIADMK hold Swing -16.30%
2021 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election  : Sriperumbudur [12]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC K. Selvaperunthagai 115,353 43.65% +5.42
AIADMK Palani1,04,47439.53%−3.24
NTK Pushparaj22,0348.34%+6.88
MNM Thanigaivel8,8703.36%New
Independent Vairamuthu6,3402.40%New
AMMK Perumal3,1441.19%New
NOTA NOTA2,1390.81%−0.44
Margin of victory10,8794.12%−0.42%
Turnout 2,64,26274.40%−2.70%
Rejected ballots310.01%
Registered electors 3,55,198
INC gain from AIADMK Swing 0.88%

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