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Early trends for the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections show a significant shift, with the Congress-led UDF projected for a commanding victory, leading in over 100 seats. The ruling LDF faces strong anti-incumbency, while the BJP remains a marginal player. This outcome suggests a return to Kerala's traditional pattern of alternating governments.

Latha. T of communist party of india (Marxist) won the Kilvelur constituency with a margin of 2278 votes. She garnered 56108 votes, while Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) candidate Senthil Pandian. P came second with 53830 votes.

Thiruthuraipoondi, a reserved constituency in Thiruvarur, has consistently favored the communist party of india (CPI). In the 2021 Assembly elections, CPI's K Marimuthu secured a decisive victory with 97,092 votes, a trend mirroring previous wins by CPI candidates in 2016 and 2011.

Kodungallur, a Kerala constituency, has a history of shifting political allegiances between Congress and CPI(M). Facing challenges like monsoon flooding, youth unemployment, and coastal environmental issues, residents are keen on development projects including river management and improved fisheries. The current MLA, E T Taison of CPI(M), secured a significant victory in 2021, highlighting the ongoing political dynamics.

Bhavanisagar, a reserved SC constituency in Erode, Tamil Nadu, has seen electoral contests primarily between AIADMK, DMK, and CPI. The AIADMK won in 2016, while the CPI secured victory in 2011. Historically, the seat has witnessed alternating wins, reflecting shifting voter preferences and alliance dynamics.

Congress's Shanimol Osman has secured victory in Aroor, defeating the CPI(M) candidate by 9,324 votes. This win marks a shift in the constituency, previously held by the LDF. Key issues like coastal erosion and fisher welfare were central to the election, highlighting the region's unique maritime challenges and its impact on political outcomes.

Kalamassery, a politically significant constituency in Ernakulam, has been a CPI-M stronghold since 2011. The current MLA, P. Rajeeve, also a state minister, secured victory in the 2021 elections. The area, home to CUSAT and major public sector units, faces challenges including industrial development, employment, and urban infrastructure.

Neyyattinkara constituency saw INC's N Shakthan win by 6,966 votes against CPI(M)'s K Ansalan. This result contrasts with the 2021 election where CPI(M) secured victory. The region faces challenges including coastal erosion, poor infrastructure, youth unemployment, and environmental concerns.

PC Vishnunadh of INC secured a decisive victory in Kundara, defeating S L Sajikumar of CPI(M) by 32,564 votes. This win follows his 2021 election triumph, highlighting his continued support in the constituency. Kundara, a general seat in Kollam district, faces challenges including river flooding, unemployment, and infrastructure gaps.

Kerala's voters have ousted the CPM-led LDF, marking the first time since 1977 India has no Communist-governed state. The Congress-led UDF's victory, fueled by anti-incumbency, signals a significant challenge for the Left's national relevance and may impact the INDIA bloc's dynamics. Defeat was compounded by the win of CPM rebels.