Kaipamangalam Assembly Election Results 2026 Highlights: CPI's K.K. Valsaraj wins by 9,944 votes

Counting is underway across four states and union territories, with leads shaping up sharply in Assam, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and Puducherry. In Assam, where 64 seats are needed for a majority in the 126-seat assembly, NDA has won 20 seats and is leading in 77 more, taking its tally to 97, well past the majority mark if those leads hold. Congress and its allies are leading in 21 seats with no wins declared yet. In Tamil Nadu, the majority mark stands at 118 in a 234-seat house. SPA has won 7 seats and is leading in 50, giving it a tally of 57, while NDA is leading in 55 with no wins declared, placing its tally at 55. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively lead in enough seats to push their tally to 118 in Tamil Nadu. In West Bengal, BJP has won 8 seats and is leading in 192, building a tally of 200 against a majority mark of 148, while TMC has won 1 seat and is leading in 83, with a tally of 84. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively account for a tally of 9 in West Bengal. In Puducherry, where 16 seats decide a majority in the 30-seat assembly, NDA has won 13 seats and is leading in 7 more for a tally of 20, already past the majority mark if leads hold. SPA has a tally of 5, with 2 wins and 3 leads. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively hold a tally of 5 in Puducherry.

Counting in Kerala's 140-seat assembly is still under way, with Congress holding a tally of 63 seats — 40 declared wins and 23 leads — putting the party 8 seats short of the 71 needed for a majority. CPM stands at a tally of 25, having won 18 and leading in 7. IUML has won 9 and is leading in 14, while BJP is leading in 3 seats with no wins yet declared.

In Kaipamangalam, Kerala, CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj has won the seat with 65,448 votes, defeating Congress candidate T.M. Nazar, who polled 55,504 votes. The margin of victory stands at 9,944 votes.

Congress candidate T.M. Nazar has won the Kaipamangalam assembly seat in Kerala, bringing counting to a close in this constituency. With the result now declared, Kaipamangalam moves to the Congress column.

In the Ollur constituency of Kerala, sitting CPI MLA K Rajan is currently leading the count with 45,277 votes, keeping his position ahead of Congress candidate Adv. Shaji J Kodankandath, who is trailing with 40,064 votes. The margin between the two stands at 5,213 votes. The seat is currently held by CPI's K Rajan, who is looking to retain it as counting continues.

In Kerala's 140-seat assembly, Congress has won 27 seats and is currently leading in 34 more, giving it a tally of 61 seats as counting continues. The majority mark stands at 71, meaning Congress needs 10 additional seats to get there. CPM, by contrast, has won 14 seats and is leading in 11, putting its tally at 25 seats with the race still in progress.

In Kaipamangalam, Kerala, the result is now declared. CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj wins the seat with 65,448 votes, holding off Congress candidate T.M. Nazar, who polled 55,504 votes. The margin between the two stands at 9,944 votes. Valsaraj, 63, a graduate with no criminal record, secured the constituency for CPI as Nazar's Congress challenge fell short in the final count.

In Puducherry, where 16 seats are needed for a majority in the 30-seat assembly, the NDA is leading in enough seats to cross that threshold if the current leads hold. The alliance has won 12 seats and is leading in 11 more, giving it a tally of 23. The SPA has won 2 seats and is leading in 1, bringing its tally to 3. Independent candidates and those from other parties have collectively won 3 seats in the union territory.

Kerala Congress candidate Adv. Thomas Unniyadan wins the Irinjalakkuda seat in Kerala, polling 61,917 votes to finish ahead of CPM's Dr. R. Bindu, who secured 52,853 votes. The margin between the two stands at 9,064 votes.

Counting is underway across Kerala's 140 assembly seats, where the majority mark stands at 71. Congress is out in front with a tally of 62 seats, having won 16 and leading in 46 more, leaving the party 9 seats short of a majority at this stage. CPM sits well behind on a tally of 25, with 8 seats won and 17 leads in hand. No party has crossed the majority mark yet.

In Kaipamangalam, Kerala, the result is now declared. CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj has won the seat with 61,821 votes, defeating Congress candidate T.M. Nazar, who polled 52,246 votes. The winning margin stands at 9,575 votes. Valsaraj, 63, a graduate with a clean criminal record, secured the constituency for CPI in what turned out to be a decisive finish.

Across Assam's 126 assembly seats, where 64 are needed for a majority, the NDA is leading in enough constituencies to cross that mark if the current trends hold. The alliance has formally won 4 seats and holds leads in 93 more, taking its tally to 97. Congress and its allies are trailing with a tally of 25 seats, all of them leads with no seats formally won yet. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively lead in 4 seats.

Congress candidate Rajan. J. Pallan has won the Thrissur assembly seat in Kerala, polling 60,290 votes to defeat CPI's Alankode Leelakrishnan, who finished with 33,487 votes. The margin of victory stands at 26,803 votes.

Counting is underway across Kerala's 140 assembly seats, where the majority mark stands at 71. Congress is out in front with a tally of 61 seats, having won 8 and leading in 53 more, leaving the party 10 seats short of a majority at this stage. CPM sits well behind on a tally of 29, with 4 wins and leads in 25 constituencies. No party has crossed the majority mark yet.

In the Kaipamangalam constituency of Kerala, CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj is currently leading the count with 60,894 votes. Congress candidate T.M. Nazar is trailing with 51,355 votes, putting the margin between the two at 9,539 votes. With the result yet to be declared, the contest in this seat remains active as counting progresses.

In Assam, where 126 assembly seats are at stake and the majority mark stands at 64, counting is underway with early leads painting a clear picture. NDA is currently leading in 94 seats, a tally that already crosses the majority threshold, though no seats have been formally declared yet. Congress and its alliance partners are trailing with a tally of 26 seats, while candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively lead in 6 seats across the state.

Counting is underway in the Chalakkudy constituency of Kerala, where BSP candidate M S Asokan Mangalappilly is currently leading with 539 votes. The seat is currently held by Congress's Saneeshkumar Joseph, who is trailing in the count with 58,262 votes against him, putting the incumbent MLA behind by 57,723 votes at this stage of counting.

Counting is underway across Kerala's 140 assembly seats, where the majority mark stands at 71. Congress is out in front with a tally of 64 seats, having won 3 and leading in 61 others, leaving the party just 7 seats short of a majority if those leads hold. CPM is a distant second with a tally of 24, having won 1 and leading in 23 constituencies.

In the Kaipamangalam constituency of Kerala, CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj is currently leading the count with 55,461 votes. Congress candidate T.M. Nazar is trailing with 46,336 votes, putting the gap between the two at 9,125 votes. With results yet to be declared, Valsaraj holds the advantage at this stage of counting as Kaipamangalam watches the numbers closely.

Counting is underway across Tamil Nadu's 234 assembly seats, where the majority mark stands at 118. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively lead in 121 constituencies, a tally that has crossed the majority threshold if those leads hold. NDA is leading in 60 seats and needs 58 more to reach the majority mark. SPA is trailing with a tally of 46 seats, requiring 72 more to get to 118. No alliance has sealed a declared win in any seat so far as counting continues.

In Puthukkad, Kerala, Congress candidate K M Baburajan is currently leading with 42,862 votes, holding a margin of 1,313 over CPM's K K Ramachandran, who has accumulated 41,549 votes and is trailing at this stage of counting.

Congress is leading in 69 of Kerala's 140 assembly seats, placing it just two seats short of the 71 needed for a majority. CPM, the next largest party in the count, is currently leading in 18 seats. IUML holds leads in 17 constituencies, while BJP is ahead in three. With no results declared yet, counting remains in progress across the state.

In the Kaipamangalam constituency of Kerala, CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj is currently leading the count with 45,660 votes, holding a margin of 6,875 over Congress candidate T.M. Nazar, who has gathered 38,785 votes so far. Valsaraj, 63, a graduate with a clean record, is ahead as results continue to come in, though the seat is yet to be formally decided.

In Puducherry, where 16 seats are needed for a majority in the 30-seat assembly, the NDA is currently leading in 25 constituencies, giving it a tally that has crossed the majority mark if these leads hold. The SPA is trailing considerably, with leads in just 2 seats. No seats have been declared yet as counting continues across the union territory.

In Puthukkad, Kerala, CPM candidate K K Ramachandran is currently leading with 34,840 votes, holding a slender margin of 797 votes over Congress candidate K M Baburajan, who has gathered 34,043 votes. The seat is currently held by CPM's K.k. Ramachandran. Counting is still in progress and the final result is yet to be declared.

In Kerala's 140-seat assembly, Congress is currently leading in 46 constituencies, leaving the party 25 seats short of the 71 needed for a majority. CPM is leading in 28 seats at this stage of counting. No results have been declared yet, and with counting still underway, neither party is close enough to confirm a majority on current trends.

In the Kaipamangalam constituency of Kerala, CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj is currently leading the count with 36,292 votes, holding a margin of 4,150 over Congress candidate T.M. Nazar, who has gathered 32,142 votes so far. Valsaraj, a 63-year-old graduate, is ahead as results continue to come in, with the seat still in play and no final result declared yet.

In West Bengal, where 294 assembly seats are up for grabs and the majority mark stands at 148, BJP is currently leading in 160 constituencies, giving it a tally that has crossed the majority threshold if those leads hold. TMC is trailing with a tally of 105 seats, still 43 short of the majority mark. Candidates from other parties and independents cumulatively lead in 7 seats across the state. No seats have been declared yet as counting continues.

In the Thrissur constituency of Kerala, Congress candidate Rajan. J. Pallan is currently leading with 32,559 votes, holding a margin of 12,990 over CPI's Alankode Leelakrishnan, who has gathered 19,569 votes so far.

Counting is underway across Kerala's 140 assembly seats, with the majority mark set at 71. Congress is currently leading in 47 constituencies, while CPM holds leads in 28. Congress needs 24 more seats to reach the majority mark if these trends hold. CPM, trailing at 28, would need 43 additional seats. No seats have been declared yet at this stage of counting.

In the Kaipamangalam constituency of Kerala, CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj is currently leading the count with 27,506 votes. Congress candidate T.M. Nazar is trailing at 24,847 votes, leaving a margin of 2,659 between the two. Counting is still underway, and the result in this seat is yet to be declared.

In Kaipamangalam, Congress candidate T.M. Nazar is currently leading the count, though the gap between the top two remains narrow. CPI's K.K. Valsaraj is trailing with 21,919 votes against Nazar's 21,210, putting the margin at 709 votes.

Counting is underway across Kerala's 140 assembly seats, and Congress is currently leading in 52 constituencies, putting it 19 seats short of the 71 needed for a majority. CPM is leading in 26 seats at this stage. The UDF alliance holds leads in 68 seats overall, while the LDF is leading in 37. No results have been declared yet as counting continues.

A.M. Muhammed Riyas, contesting on a Social Democratic Party Of India ticket, is one of 6 candidates whose votes are being tallied in Kaipamangalam May 4. As counting progresses, the round-wise figures will show how they have fared across the constituency.

In the Kaipamangalam constituency of Kerala, Congress candidate T.M. Nazar is currently leading with 12,789 votes, holding a slender margin of 295 votes over CPI's K.K. Valsaraj, who has accumulated 12,494 votes and is trailing at this stage of counting. The contest remains tight as votes continue to be tallied, with neither candidate having crossed the finish line yet.

The votes being counted in Kaipamangalam May 4 will determine which candidate has the highest tally when the count concludes. Each round of counting brings the constituency closer to its official 2026 Assembly Election result.

In the Kaipamangalam constituency of Kerala, CPI's K.K. Valsaraj is currently leading the count, with Congress candidate T.M. Nazar trailing close behind by a margin of 295 votes. Valsaraj has accumulated 12,494 votes against Nazar's 12,789 in what remains a tight contest.

Kaipamangalam, which falls under the Chalakudy Lok Sabha segment, is one of the Assembly constituencies contributing to the regional count. As results emerge through the day, Kaipamangalam's result will be part of the broader Chalakudy-area picture.

In the Kaipamangalam constituency of Kerala, CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj is currently leading the count with 8,691 votes. Congress candidate T.M. Nazar is trailing at 8,054 votes, leaving a margin of 637 votes between the two. Counting is still underway, and no result has been declared for this seat yet.

The Communist Party of India has fielded K.K. Valsaraj in Kaipamangalam. As votes cast are now being counted, the final result will show how the party has performed in this constituency.

In the Kaipamangalam constituency of Kerala, CPI candidate K.K. Valsaraj is currently leading with 4,417 votes, holding a margin of 335 over Congress candidate T.M. Nazar, who is trailing with 4,082 votes. Counting is still in progress.

Key candidates contesting in Kaipamangalam include Jayan Eratt (AAAP), T.M. Nazar (CONG), K.K. Valsaraj (CPI), and Athulliaghosh Vettiyattil (BDJS) among others. As counting progresses, round-wise updates will reveal how votes are distributed among them.

In Irinjalakkuda, Kerala Congress candidate Adv. Thomas Unniyadan is leading with 12,334 votes, holding a margin of 623 over CPM's Dr.R.Bindu, who has accumulated 11,711 votes so far. Counting is still underway in this Kerala constituency.

As counting advances in Kaipamangalam, round-wise tallies will build the picture of how votes have been distributed among the 6 candidates. Each successive round will reveal how the final margin is taking shape.

Kaipamangalam falls under the Chalakudy Lok Sabha segment. The Assembly result from this constituency will add to the broader regional picture emerging from the Chalakudy area as counting advances.

Once all rounds of counting are completed in Kaipamangalam, the Returning Officer will formally declare the winner. Until then, round-wise tallies from the counting centre will be the key indicator of how the result is shaping up.

T.M. Nazar, contesting on a Congress ticket, is one of 6 candidates whose votes are being tallied in Kaipamangalam May 4. As counting progresses, the round-wise figures will show how they have fared across the constituency.

Early counting trends from Kerala's 140-seat assembly put Congress out in front with leads in 34 constituencies, while CPM is close behind with leads in 33. Neither party is anywhere near the majority mark of 71 seats at this stage. Congress needs 37 more seats to get there, and CPM needs 38. Other parties and groupings together account for leads in 13 seats, keeping the overall picture fluid as counting continues.

In Kaipamangalam, votes cast on polling day are now being counted in rounds at the designated counting centre. Each round adds to the cumulative tallies until a winning candidate is formally declared.

Kerala's Assembly has 140 constituencies, and Kaipamangalam's result will be one of the data points shaping the overall state tally May 4. Round-wise updates from this seat will add to the broader picture emerging across the state.