S. Murugaiyan

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Member of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
In office
1967 - 1972
1971 - 1976
DMK S. Murugaiyan 42,893 58.88% +26.58
INC M. Sundraswamy29,96041.12%-10.25
Margin of victory12,93317.75%-1.33%
Turnout 72,85377.32%4.52%
Registered electors 96,470
DMK gain from INC Swing 7.50%
1967 Madras Legislative Assembly election  : Kalasapakkam [6]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC S. Murugaiyan 32,697 51.37% New
DMK M. Sundarasan20,55432.30%New
Independent K. R. K. Gounder10,39316.33%New
Margin of victory12,14319.08%
Turnout 63,64472.80%
Registered electors 92,766
INC win (new seat)

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