Kerala now awaits the 2026 Assembly election verdict after voting was completed on 9 April 2026 to elect members to the 140-seat Legislative Assembly. The campaign once again centred on the familiar LDF-versus-UDF rivalry, while the BJP-led NDA targeted select constituencies for gains. Political debate focused on governance continuity, unemployment, welfare measures, healthcare, education, and rising living costs. Leaders from all fronts travelled extensively through the campaign period, making the contest one of the state’s most closely followed elections. With polling over, attention has shifted to district-wise trends, turnout behaviour, and party confidence claims before the counting day.
Votes will be counted on 4 May 2026. The final result will reveal whether the Left Democratic Front secures another term or Kerala returns to its long history of alternating governments.
| Const. Name | Candidate name | Party | Votes | Vote Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manjeshwar | A K M Ashraf | IUML |
96,948
(Lead:
29,252)
|
51.62%
WON
|
| K Surendran | BJP | 67,696 | 36.05%
LOST
|
|
| Kasaragod | Kallatra Mayin Haji | IUML |
76,396
(Lead:
22,698)
|
45.15%
WON
|
| Ashwini M.L | BJP | 53,698 | 31.74%
LOST
|
All 140 Assembly Constituencies in Kerala
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