Kerala Legislative Assembly election, 2016

Kerala State Legislative Assembly Election 2016
India
May 16, 2016 (2016-05-16)
All 140 seats in the Legislature of Kerala
  First party Second party
 
Leader Oommen Chandy V S Achuthanandan
Party INC CPI(M)
Alliance UDF LDF
Leader's seat Puthuppally Malampuzha
Last election 72 seats, 45.83% (8,002,874 votes) 68 seats, 44.94%, (7,846,703 votes)
Seats before 72 68

Kerala Assembly Constituencies
Chief Minister before election

Oommen Chandy
INC

 Chief Minister

TBD

The general election for the fourteenth legislative assembly will be held on May 16, 2016 to elect representatives of the 140 constituencies in Kerala.[1]

Kerala

Background

The tenure of Kerala Legislative Assembly ends in May 31, 2016.[2] There are around 2.56 crore eligible voters for Kerala Legislative Assembly election 2016 as per voters List as on 14 January 2016. 6.18 lakh new voters in the age group 18-21 have been included. Elections to the 140-member assembly would be held in 21,498 polling stations set up at 12,038 locations.[3] There will be 500 model polling stations.[4]

Final voters list for Kerala Legislative Assembly election 2016
S.No Group of voters Voters population
1 Male 1,23,26,185
2 Female 1,33,01,435
- Total voters 2,56,27,620

2,065 Voter-verified paper audit trail (VVPAT) units will be used by the Election commission in 1,650 polling stations in 12 constituencies. But VVPAT will not be used in Idukki, Pathanamthitta, Wayanad and Kasaragod districts.[5][6][7] Election Commission will be relying on IT through several new apps.[4]

Assembly constituencies of Kerala having VVPAT facility with EVMs[5]
Kannur townKozhikode north Malappuram
PalakkadThrissur Kottayam
Alappuzha Kollam Vattiyoorkkavu
Nemom Ernakulam Thrikkakkara

Parties and coalitions

There are two major political coalitions in Kerala. The United Democratic Front (UDF) is the coalition of centrist and centre-left parties led by the Indian National Congress. The Left Democratic Front (LDF) is the coalition of leftwing and far-left parties, led by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI-M). The right wing National Democratic Alliance led by the Bharathiya Janata Party contests independently of the two major coalitions.

United Democratic Front

Sl.No: Name of the Party Party FlagParty Leader in Kerala
1 Indian National Congress V.M. Sudheeran
2 Indian Union Muslim League Syed Hyderali Shihab Thangal
3 Kerala Congress (Mani) K.M. Mani
4 Revolutionary Socialist Party A.A. Azeez
5 Janata Dal (United) M.P. Veerendra Kumar
6 Kerala Congress (Jacob) Johnny Nellore
7 Communist Marxist Party (John) C.P. John

Supports UDF

Sl.No: Name of the Party Party Flag Party Leader in Kerala
1 Revolutionary Socialist Party of Kerala (Bolshevik) A.V. Thamarakshan[8]
2 Forward Bloc G. Devarajan
3 Kerala Congress (Secular) T.S. John

Left Democratic Front

Sl.No: Name of the Party Party Flag Party Leader in Kerala
1 Communist Party of India (Marxist) Kodiyeri Balakrishnan
2 Communist Party of India Kanam Rajendran
3 Janata Dal (Secular) Mathew T. Thomas
4 Nationalist Congress Party Uzhavoor Vijayan
5 Kerala Congress (Skaria Thomas) Skaria Thomas
6 Congress (S) Kadannappalli Ramachandran

Supports LDF

Sl.No: Name of the Party Party Flag Party Leader in Kerala
1 Janadhipathya Kerala Congress Francis George
2 Indian National League S.A. Puthiyavalappil
3 Kerala Congress (Balakrishna Pillai) R. Balakrishna Pillai
4 Communist Marxist Party K.R. Aravindakshan
5 Revolutionary Socialist Party (Leninist) Kovoor Kunjumon
6 Janadhipathya Samrakshana Samithi K.R. Gowri Amma

National Democratic Alliance

Sl.No: Name of the Party Party Flag Party Leader in Kerala
1 Bharatiya Janata Party Kummanam Rajasekharan
2 Bharath Dharma Jana Sena Tushar Vellappally
3 Kerala Congress (Thomas) P.C. Thomas
4 Janadhipathya Rashtriya Sabha C.K. Janu
5 Kerala Congress (Nationalist) Noble Mathew
6 Janadhipathya Samrakshana Samithi(Rajan Babu) A.N. Rajanbabu
7 Lok Janshakti Party M. Mehaboob
8 Kerala Vikas Congress Jose Chemperi
9 Praja Socialist Party Hariprasad.C
10 National Democratic Party(Secular) V. Premanathan
11 Aam Aadmi Democratic Movement T.D. Baburaj
12Socialist Janata Dal(Rajendran) P.V. Rajendran

Left United Front

Sl.No: Name of the Party Party Flag Party Leader in Kerala
1 Revolutionary Marxist Party

K.K. Rema

2 Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist) [9]
C.K. Lukose
3 Marxist Communist Party of India (United)

Parties not in any Coalition

Sl. No: Name of the Party Party Flag Party Leader in Kerala
1 Welfare Party of India[10][11] Hameed Vaniyambalam
2 Social Democratic Party of India[12]
K.M. Ashraf
3 Bahujan Samaj Party
J. Sudhakaran
4 All India Trinamool Congress[13] Manoj Sankaranellur
5 Peoples Democratic Party (India) (PDP) Abdul Nasser Madani
6 Shiv Sena M.S. Bhuvanachandran
7 All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK)
8 Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Red Flag (CPI (ML) Red Flag)
9 Samajwadi Party
10 Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist)

Seat Allotment

United Democratic Front

Sl.No: Name of the Party Election Symbol Seats contested Male FemaleSeats won
1 Indian National Congress (INC) 87789
2 Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) 24 24 0
3 Kerala Congress (Mani) 15 15 0
4 Janata Dal United (JDU) 7 7 0
5 Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP) 5 5 0
6 Kerala Congress (Jacob) 1 1 0
7 Communist Marxist Party (CP John) 1 1 0
Total 1401319

Left Democratic Front

Sl.No: Name of the Party Election SymbolSeats contestedMaleFemaleSeats Won
1 Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)) 92 80 12
2 Communist Party of India (CPI) 27 23 4
3 Janata Dal (Secular) (JD(S)) 5 4 1
4 Janadhipathya Kerala Congress 4 4 0
5 Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) 4 4 0
6 Indian National League (INL) 3 3 0
7 Kerala Congress (Skaria Thomas) 1 1 0
8 Congress (Socialist) 1 1 0
9 Kerala Congress (Balakrishna Pillai) 1 1 0
10 Revolutionary Socialist Party (Leninist) 1 1 0
11 Communist Marxist Party 1 1 0
Total 140 123 17

National Democratic Alliance

Sl.No: Name of the Party Election SymbolSeats contested Male Female Seats Won
1 Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) 98 86 10
2 Bharath Dharma Jana Sena (BDJS) 3635 1
3 Kerala Congress (Thomas) 4 4 0
4 Janadhipathya Samrakshana Samithi (Rajan Babu) 1 1 0
5 Janadhipathya Rashtriya Sabha (JRS) 1 0 1
Total 140 128 12

Left United Front

Sl.No: Name of the Party Election Symbol Seats contested Male FemaleSeats won
1 Revolutionary Marxist Party 20
2 Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist) 32
3 Marxist Communist Party of India (United)

Parties not in any Coalition

Sl.No: Name of the Party ElectionSymbol Seat Contested Male Female Seats Won
1. Welfare Party of India (WPI)
[14]		 41 36 5
2. Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI)
3 Bahujan Samaj Party
4 All India Trinamool Congress 124
5 Peoples Democratic Party (India) (PDP) 70
6 Shivsena
7 All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) 7
8 Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Red Flag (CPI (ML) Red Flag)
9 Samajwadi Party
10 Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist)

Opinion polls

When conducted Ref Polling organisation/Agency Sample size
UDF LDF NDA
March 2016 [15] C-FORE for Asianet News [16] 15778 voters
 55-62
 75-82
 3-5
March 2016 [17] India TV C-Voter Na
 49
 89
 2
April 2016 [18] Mathrbhumi News - Axis My India Na
 66-72
 68-74
 0-2
May 2016 [19] Mars agency 7020 voters
 69-73
 65-69
 na

Schedule

Assembly elections in Kerala will be on May 16, 2016 and results will be announced on May 19, 2016 .[20]

Constituency

Sl. No: Constituency UDF candidate Party Votes LDF candidate Party Votes NDA candidate Party Votes Winner Margin Winning Alliance
1 ManjeshwarP.B. Abdul Razak IUMLC.H. KunjambuCPI(M)K. SurendranBJP
2 Kasargod N.A. NellikkunnuIUMLA.A. AmeenINLK. Ravisha TantriBJP
3 UdmaK. Sudhakaran INCK. KunhiramanCPI(M)SreekanthBJP
4 Kanhangad Dhanya SureshINCE. ChandrasekharanCPIM.P. RaghavanBDJS
5 Thrikkaripur K.P. KunhikannanINCM. RajagopalCPI(M)M. BhaskaranBJP
6 Payyannur Sajid K. MavvalINCC. KrishnanCPI(M)Aniyamma RajendranBJP
7 Kalliasseri Amritha RamakrishnanINCT.V. RajeshCPI(M)K.P. ArunBJP
8 Thaliparamba Rajesh NambiarKC(M)James MathewCPI(M)P. BalakrishnanBJP
9 Irikkur K.C. JosephINCK.T. JoseCPIGangadharanBJP
10 Azhikode K.M. ShajiIUMLM.V. Nikesh KumarCPI(M)A.V. KesavanBJP
11 Kannur Satheesan PacheniINCKadannappalli RamachandranCongress(S)K. Gireesh BabuBJP
12 Dharmadam Mambaram DivakaranINCPinarayi VijayanCPI(M)Mohanan ManantheriBJP
13 Thalassery A.P. AbdullakuttyINC A.N. Shamseer CPI(M)V.K. SajeevanBJP
14 Kuthuparamba K.P. Mohanan JDUK.K. ShailajaCPI(M)C. SadanandanBJP
15 Mattannur K.P. PrashanthJDUE.P. JayarajanCPI(M)Biju ElakkuzhyBJP
16 Peravoor Sunny JosephINCBinoy KurianCPI(M)Paily VathyattBDJS
17 Mananthavady (ST) P.K. JayalakshmiINCO.R. KeluCPI(M)K. MohandasBJP
18 Sulthanbathery (ST) I.C. BalakrishnanINCRugmini SubramanianCPI(M)C.K. JanuJRS
19 Kalpetta M.V. Shreyams KumarJDUC.K. SaseendranCPI(M)K. SadanandanBJP
20 Vadakara Manayath ChandranJDUC.K. NanuJDSM. Rajesh KumarBJP
21 Kuttiadi Parakkal AbdullaIUMLK.K. LathikaCPI(M)Ramdas ManaleriBJP
22 Nadapuram K. Praveen KumarINCE.K. VijayanCPIM.P. RajanBJP
23 Koyilandy N. SubramanianINCK. DasanCPI(M)K. Rajineesh BabuBJP
24 Perambra Mohammed IqbalKC(M)T.P. RamakrishnanCPI(M)K. Sukumaran NairBDJS
25 Balusseri (SC) U.C. RamanIUMLPurushan KadalundiCPI(M)P.K. SupranBJP
26 Elathur P. Kishan ChandJDUA.K. SaseendranNCPV.V. RajanBJP
27 Kozhikode North P.M. Suresh BabuINCA. Pradeep KumarCPI(M)K.P. SreesanBJP
28 Kozhikode South M. K. Muneer IUMLA.P. Abdul WahabINLSatheesh KuttiyilBDJS
29 Beypore M.P. Adam MulsiINCV. K. C. Mammed KoyaCPI(M)K.P. Prakash BabuBJP
30 Kunnamangalam T. SiddiqueINCP.T.A. RahimLDF(IND)C.K. PadmanabhanBJP
31 Koduvally M.A. RazakIUMLKarat RazakLDF(IND)Ali AkbarBJP
32 Thiruvambadi V.M. UmmerIUMLGeorge M. ThomasCPI(M)Giri PambanalBDJS
33 Kondotty T.V. IbrahimIUMLK.P. VeerankuttyLDF(IND)K. RamachandranBJP
34 Ernad P.K. BasheerIUMLK. T. AbdulrahmanCPIK.P. BaburajanBJP
35 Nilambur Aryadan ShoukathINCP.V. AnwarLDF(IND)M. GireeshBDJS
36 Wandoor (SC) A.P. AnilkumarINCK. NishanthCPI(M)Sunitha MohandasBJP
37 Manjeri M. UmmerIUMLK MohandasCPIC. DineshBJP
38 Perinthalmanna Manjalamkuzhi Ali IUMLV. SasikumarCPI(M)M.K. SunilBJP
39 Mankada T.A. Ahmed KabeerIUMLT.K. Rasheed AliCPI(M)B. RatheeshBJP
40 Malappuram P. UbaidullaIUMLK.P. SumathiCPI(M)Badushah ThangalBJP
41 Vengara P.K. Kunhalikutty IUML P.P. BasheerCPI(M)P.T. Ali HajiBJP
42 Vallikunnu P. Abdul HameedIUMLO.K. ThangalINLK. JanachandranBJP
43 Tirurangadi P.K. AbduRabb IUMLNiyas PulikkalakathCPIP.V. Geetha MadhavanBJP
44 Tanur Abdurahman RandathaniIUMLV. AbdurahmanLDF(IND)P.R. RasmilnathBJP
45 Tirur C. MammoottyIUMLGafoor P. LillyLDF(IND)N.K. DevidasanBJP
46 Kottakkal K.K. Abid Hussain ThangalIUMLN.A. Mohammed KuttyNCPV. UnnikrishnanBJP
47 Thavanur P. IfthiquarudheenINCK.T. JaleelLDF(IND)Ravi ThelathBJP
48 Ponnani P.T. Ajay MohanINCP. SreeramakrishnanCPI(M)K.K. SurendranBJP
49 Thrithala V.T. BalramINCSubaida IshaqCPI(M)V.T. RemaBJP
50 Pattambi C.P. MohammedINCMohammed MuhsinCPIP. ManojBJP
51 ShoranurC. SangeethaINCP.K. SasiCPI(M)ChandranBDJS
52 Ottappalam Shanimol UsmanINCP. UnniCPI(M)P. VenugopalBJP
53 Kongad (SC) Pandalam SudhakaranINCK.V. VijayadasCPI(M)Renu SureshBJP
54 Mannarkkad N. ShamsudheenIUMLK.P. Suresh RajCPIKeshavdev PuthumanaBDJS
55 MalampuzhaV.S. JoyINCV.S. AchuthanandanCPI(M)C. KrishnakumarBJP
56 Palakkad Shafi ParambilINCN.N. KrishnadasCPI(M)Shobha Surendran BJP
57 Tarur (SC)C. PrakashINCA.K. BalanCPI(M)K.V. DivakaranBJP
58 Chittur K. AchuthanINCK. KrishnankuttyJDSM. SasikumarBJP
59 NenmaraA.V. GopinathINCK. BabuCPI(M)N. ShivarajanBJP
60 Alathur K. KusalakumarKC(M)K.D. PrasenanCPI(M)M.P. SreekumarBJP
61 Chelakkara (SC)K.A. ThulasiINCU.R. PradeepCPI(M)Shajumon VattekkadBJP
62 Kunnamkulam C.P. JohnCMP(John)A.C. MoideenCPI(M)K.K. Aneesh KumarBJP
63 Guruvayoor P.M. Sadiq AliIUMLK.V. Abdul KhaderCPI(M)Niveditha SubramaniyamBJP
64 Manalur O. Abdurahman KuttyINCMurali PerunelliCPI(M)A.N. RadhakrishnanBJP
65 Wadakkanchery Anil AkkaraINCMary ThomasCPI(M)T.S. Ullas BabuBJP
66 Ollur M.P. VincentINCK. RajanCPISanthoshBDJS
67 Thrissur Padmaja VenugopalINCV.S. Sunil KumarCPIB. GopalakrishnanBJP
68 Nattika (SC) K.V. DasanINCGeetha GopiCPIT.V. BabuBDJS
69 KaipamangalamM.T. Mohammed NahasRSPE.T. TaisonCPIUnnikrishnan ThashinathBDJS
70 Irinjalakuda Thomas UnniyadanKC(M)K.U. ArunCPI(M)C.D. SanthoshBJP
71 Puthukkad Sundaran KunnathullyINCC. RaveendranathCPI(M)A. NageshBJP
72 ChalakudyT.U. RadhakrishnanINCB.D. DevassyCPI(M)UnniBDJS
73 Kodungallur K.P. DhanapalanINCV.R. Sunil KumarCPISangeetha ViswanathanBDJS
74 Perumbavoor Eldhos KunnappallyINCSaju PaulCPI(M)E.S. BijuBJP
75 AngamalyRoji M. JohnINCBenny MoonjelyJDS P.J BabuKC
76 Aluva Anwar SadathINCV. SalimCPI(M)Latha GangadharanBJP
77 Kalamassery V.K. Ibrahim Kunju IUMLA.M. YusufCPI(M)GopakumarBDJS
78 Paravur V.D. SatheesanINCSarada MohanCPIHari VijayanBDJS
79 Vypeen K.R. SubhashINCS. SharmaCPI(M)K K VamalochananBDJS
80 Kochi Dominic PresentationINCK.J. MaxiCPI(M)Praveen Damodara PrabhuBJP
81 Thripunithura K. BabuINCM. SwarajCPI(M)Thuravoor ViswambaranBJP
82 ErnakulamHibi EdenINCM. AnilkumarCPI(M)N.K. MohandasBJP
83 Thrikkakara P.T. ThomasINCSebastian PaulCPI(M)[S.Saji]BJP
84 Kunnathunad (SC) V.P. SajeendranINCShiji SivajiCPI(M)Thuravoor VijayanBDJS
88 Piravom Anoop JacobKC(J)M.J. JacobCPI(M)C.P. SathyanBDJS
86 Muvattupuzha Joseph VazhakkanINCEldho AbrahamCPIP.J. ThomasBJP
87 Kothamangalam T.U. KuruvillaKC(M)Antony JohnCPI(M)P.C. CyriacBJP
88 Devikulam (SC) A.K. ManiINCS. RajendranCPI(M)N. ChandranBJP
89 Udumbanchola Senapathy VenuINCM.M. ManiCPI(M)Saji ParambathBDJS
90 ThodupuzhaP.J. JosephKC(M)Roy VarikkatCPI(M)-INDPraveenBDJS
91 Idukki Roshy AugustineKC(M)Francis GeorgeKC(D)Biju MadhavanBDJS
92 Peerumedu Cyriac ThomasINCE.S. BijimolCPIK. KumarBJP
93 Pala K.M. ManiKC(M)Mani C. KappanNCPN. HariBJP
94 Kaduthuruthy Mons JosephKC(M)Skaria ThomasKC(A) Stephen Chazhikadan KC
95 Vaikom (SC) A. Saneesh KumarINCC.K. AshaCPIN.K. NeelakandanBDJS
96 Ettumanoor Thomas ChazhikadanKC(M)K. Suresh KurupCPI(M)A.G. ThankappanBDJS
97 KottayamThiruvanchoor RadhakrishnanINCReji ZakariaCPI(M)M.S. KarunakaranBJP
98 Puthuppally Oommen ChandyINCJaick C. ThomasCPI(M)George KurianBJP
99 ChanganasseryC.F. ThomasKC(M)K.C. JosephKC(D)Ettumanoor RadhakrishnanBJP
100 Kanjirappally N. JayarajKC(M)V.B. BinuCPIV.N. ManojBJP
101 Poonjar Georgekutty AugusthyKC(M)P. C. JosephKC(D)M.R. UllasBDJS
102 Aroor C.R. JayaprakashINCA.M. ArifCPI(M)T. AniyappanBDJS
103 Cherthala S. SarathINCP. ThilothamanCPIP.S. RajeevBDJS
104 Alappuzha Laly VincentINCT.M. Thomas IsaacCPI(M)Ranjith SreenivasBJP
105 Ambalappuzha Shaikh P. HarisJDUG. SudhakaranCPI(M)L.P. JayachandranBJP
106 Kuttanad Jacob AbrahamKC(M)Thomas ChandyNCPSubhash VasuBDJS
107 Haripad Ramesh ChennithalaINCP. PrasadCPID. AshvanidevBJP
108 Kayamkulam M. LijuINCU. Prathibha HariCPI(M)Shaji M. PanickerBDJS
109 Mavelikkara (SC) Baiju KalassalaINCR. RajeshCPI(M)P.M. VelayudhanBJP
110 Chengannur P.C. VishnunathINCK.K. Ramachandran NairCPI(M)P.S. Sreedharan PillaiBJP
111 Thiruvalla Joseph M. PuthusseriKC(M)Mathew T. ThomasJDSAkkeeraman Kalidasa BhattathirippadBDJS
112 Ranni Mariyamma CherianINCRaju AbrahamCPI(M)PadmakumarBDJS
113 AranmulaK. Sivadasan NairINCVeena GeorgeCPI(M)M.T. RameshBJP
114 Konni Adoor PrakashINCR. Sanal KumarCPI(M)D. Ashok KumarBJP
115 Adoor (SC) K.K. ShajuINCChittayam GopakumarCPIP. SudheerBJP
116 Karunagapally C.R. MaheshINCR. RamachandranCPIV. SadasivanBDJS
117 ChavaraShibu Baby JohnRSPN. Vijayan PillaiCMPM. SunilBJP
118 Kunnathur (SC) Ullas KovoorRSPKovoor KunjumonRSP(L)Thazhava SahadevanBDJS
119 Kottarakkara Savin SathyanINCP. Ayisha PottyCPI(M)K. RajeswariyammaBJP
120 Pathanapuram JagadishINCK.B. Ganesh KumarKC(B)D. ReghuBJP
121 Punalur A. Younus KunjuIUMLK. RajuCPICicil FernandezKC
122 Chadayamangalam M.M. HassanINCMullakkara RathnakaranCPIK. SivadasanBJP
123 Kundara Rajmohan UnnithanINCJ. Mercykutty AmmaCPI(M)M.S. Syam KumarBJP
124 Kollam Sooraj RaviINCMukeshCPI(M)K. SasikumarJSS (Rajanbabu)
125 Eravipuram A.A. AzeezRSPM. NoushadCPI(M)Satheesh AkkavilaBDJS
126 Chathannoor Sooranad RajasekharanINCG.S. JayalalCPIP.B. GopakumarBJP
127 Varkala Varkala KaharINCV. JoyCPI(M)S.R.M. SajiBDJS
128 Attingal (SC) K. ChandrababuRSPB. SathyanCPI(M)Raji PrasadBJP
129 Chirayinkeezhu (SC) K.S. Ajith KumarINCV. SasiCPIP.P. VavaBJP
130 Nedumangad Palode RaviINCC. DivakaranCPIV.V. RajeshBJP
131 Vamanapuram T. Sarathchandra PrasadINCD.K. MuraliCPI(M)R.V. NikhilBDJS
132 Kazhakoottam M.A. VahidINCKadakampally SurendranCPI(M)V. MuraleedharanBJP
133 Vattiyoorkavu K. MuraleedharanINCT.N. SeemaCPI(M)Kummanam RajasekharanBJP
134 Thiruvananthapuram V.S. SivakumarINCAntony Raju KC(D)S. Sreesanth BJP
135Nemom V. Surendran PillaiJDUV. SivankuttyCPI(M)O. RajagopalBJP
136Aruvikkara K.S. SabarinathanINCA.A. RasheedCPI(M)A. RajasenanBJP
137Parassala A.T. GeorgeINCC.K. HareendranCPI(M)Karamana JayanBJP
138 Kattakada N. SakthanINCI.B. SatheeshCPI(M)P.K. KrishnadasBJP
139Kovalam M. VincentINCJameela PrakasamJDST.N. SureshBDJS
140Neyyattinkara R. SelvarajINCK.A. AnsalanCPI(M)Punchakari SurendranBJP

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