2024 Indian general election in Kerala

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2024 Indian general election in Kerala
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All 20 Kerala seats in the Lok Sabha
Opinion polls
 
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Leader K. Sudhakaran
M.V. Govindan
Party INC CPI(M)
Alliance UDF LDF
Leader since 2021 2022
Leader's seat Kannur Not Contesting
Kerala Lok Sabha seats
Incumbent Prime Minister

Narendra Modi
BJP



The

18th Lok Sabha.[1]

Election schedule

Poll event
Phase II
Notification Date 28 March
Last Date for filing nomination 04 April
Scrutiny of nomination 05 April
Last Date for withdrawal of nomination 08 April
Date of poll 26 April
Date of counting of votes/Result 04 June
No. of constituencies 20

Parties and alliances

  United Democratic Front

Right

Party Flag Symbol Leader Contesting Seats
Indian National Congress
K. Sudhakaran 16
Indian Union Muslim League
Sadiq Ali Thangal 2
Revolutionary Socialist Party
Shibu Baby John 1
Kerala Congress
P. J. Joseph 1
Total 20

  Left Democratic Front

Middle

Party Flag Symbol Leader Contesting Seats
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
M.V. Govindan
 15
Communist Party of India
Binoy Viswam 4
Kerala Congress (M)
Jose K. Mani 1
Total 20

  National Democratic Alliance

Left

Party Flag Symbol Leader Contesting Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party K. Surendran 16
Bharath Dharma Jana Sena Thushar Vellapally 4
Total 20

Others

Party Symbol Contesting Seats
Bahujan Samaj Party 18
Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist) 8
Ambedkarite Party of India 3
Bahujan Dravida Party 3
Bharatheeya Jawan Kisan Party 3
Twenty 20 Party
2
Marxist Communist Party of India (United) 1
New Labour Party 1
People's Party of India (Secular) 1
Samajwadi Jan Parishad 1
Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi
1
Total 42

Candidates

Constituency
INDIA NDA[2]
UDF LDF[3]
1 Kasaragod INC Rajmohan Unnithan CPI(M) MV Balakrishnan BJP ML Ashwini
2 Kannur INC K. Sudhakaran CPI(M) MV Jayarajan BJP C Raghunath
3 Vatakara INC Shafi Parambil CPI(M) K. K. Shailaja BJP Prafulla Krishna
4 Wayanad INC Rahul Gandhi CPI Annie Raja[4] BJP K Surendran
5 Kozhikode INC MK Raghavan CPI(M) Elamaram Kareem BJP MT Ramesh
6 Malappuram IUML ET Mohammed Basheer CPI(M) V Vaseef BJP M Abdul Salam
7 Ponnani IUML
Abdussamad Samadani
 CPI(M) K.S. Hamza BJP Niveditha Subramanian
8 Palakkad INC VK Sreekandan CPI(M) A Vijayaraghavan BJP C KrishnaKumar
9 Alathur (SC) INC Ramya Haridas CPI(M) K. Radhakrishnan BJP TN Sarasu
10 Thrissur INC K Muraleedharan CPI VS Sunil Kumar BJP Suresh Gopi
11 Chalakudy INC Benny Behanan CPI(M) C Raveendranath BDJS KA Unnikrishnan
12 Ernakulam INC Hibi Eden CPI(M) KJ Shine BJP KS Radhakrishnan
13 Idukki INC Dean Kuriakose CPI(M) Joice George BDJS Sangeetha Vishwanathan
14 Kottayam KEC Francis George KC(M) Thomas Chazhikadan BDJS Thushar Velapally
15 Alappuzha INC
KC Venugopal
 CPI(M) AM Ariff BJP Sobha Surendran
16 Mavelikara (SC) INC Kodikunnil Suresh CPI CA Arun Kumar BDJS Baiju Kalasala
17 Pathanamthitta INC Anto Antony CPI(M) Thomas Issac BJP Anil Antony
18 Kollam RSP NK Premachandran CPI(M) Mukesh Madhavan BJP G Krishnakumar
19 Attingal INC Adoor Prakash CPI(M) V Joy BJP V Muraleedharan
20 Thiruvananthapuram INC Shashi Tharoor CPI Pannyan Raveendran BJP Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Electorate

Constituency wise Eligible Electors

No. Constituency Male Female Third Gender Total
1
Kasaragod
 7,01,475 7,50,741 14 14,52,230
2
Kannur
 6,46,181 7,12,181 6 13,58,368
3
Vatakara
 6,81,615 7,40,246 22 14,21,883
4
Wayanad
 7,21,054 7,41,354 15 14,62,423
5 Kozhikode 6,91,096 7,38,509 26 14,29,631
6
Malappuram
 7,45,978 7,33,931 12 14,79,921
7
Ponnani
 7,29,255 7,41,522 27 14,70,804
8
Palakkad
 6,82,281 7,15,849 13 13,98,143
9
Alathur
(SC) 		6,48,437 6,89,047 12 13,37,496
10
Thrissur
 7,08,317 7,74,718 20 14,83,055
11
Chalakudy
 6,34,347 6,76,161 21 13,10,529
12 Ernakulam 6,40,662 6,83,370 15 13,24,047
13
Idukki
 6,15,084 6,35,064 9 12,50,157
14
Kottayam
 6,07,502 6,47,306 15 12,54,823
15 Alappuzha 6,74,066 7,26,008 9 14,00,083
16 Mavelikkara (SC) 6,30,307 7,01,564 9 13,31,880
17
Pathanamthitta
 6,83,307 7,46,384 9 14,29,700
18
Kollam
 6,31,625 6,95,004 19 13,26,648
19
Attingal
 6,53,549 7,43,223 35 13,96,807
20
Thiruvananthapuram
 6,89,155 7,41,317 59 14,30,531
Total 1,34,15,293 1,43,33,499 367 2,77,49,159

District wise - Overseas (NRI) Electors

No. District Male Electors Female Electors Third Gender Electors District Total
1
Kasargod
 3,157 133 0 3,290
2
Kannur
 13,276 599 0 13,875
3
Wayanad
 714 65 0 779
4
Kozhikode
 34,002 1,787 4 35,793
5
Malappuram
 14,590 529 2 15,121
6
Palakkad
 4,200 257 0 4,457
7
Thrissur
 3,519 498 1 4,018
8
Ernakulam
 1,991 515 0 2,506
9
Idukki
 263 62 0 325
10
Kottayam
 1,203 322 0 1,525
11
Alappuzha
 1,513 286 0 1,799
12
Pathanamthitta
 1,801 437 0 2,238
13
Kollam
 1,673 244 2 1,919
14
Thiruvananthapuram
 1,863 331 0 2,194
Total 83,765 6,065 9 89,839

Age Wise Electors

Age Group Male Electors Female Electors Third Gender Electors State Total
18-19 2,77,084 2,57,288 22 5,34,394
20-29 22,41,328 22,30,491 119 44,71,938
30-39 27,61,925 26,66,165 114 54,28,204
40-49 28,11,446 30,62,002 68 58,73,516
50-59 23,87,739 27,49,835 27 51,37,601
60-69 17,83,503 19,25,095 8 37,08,606
70-79 9,10,122 10,57,726 7 19,67,855
80+ 2,42,146 3,84,897 2 6,27,045
1,34,15,293 1,43,33,499 367 2,77,49,159

Surveys and polls

Opinion polls

Polling agency Date published[a] Margin of Error Lead
INDIA NDA Others
UDF LDF
ABP News-CVoter April 2024[5] ±3-5% 20 0 0 0 I.N.D.I.A.
Mathrubhumi News-P-MARQ March 2024[6] ±3% 14 5 1 0 I.N.D.I.A.
News 18
 March 2024[7] ±3% 14 4 2 0 I.N.D.I.A.
ABP News-CVoter March 2024[8] ±5% 16 4 0 0 I.N.D.I.A.
India TV-CNX March 2024[9] ±3% 11 6 3 0 I.N.D.I.A.
India Today-CVoter February 2024[10] ±3-5% 20 0 0 I.N.D.I.A
Times Now-ETG December 2023[11] ±3% 12-15 3-5 0-1 0 I.N.D.I.A.
India TV-CNX October 2023[12] ±3% 16 4 0 0 I.N.D.I.A.
Times Now-ETG September 2023[13] ±3% 18-20 0-2 0 I.N.D.I.A.
August 2023[14] ±3% 18-20 0-2 0 I.N.D.I.A.
Polling agency Date published[b] Margin of Error Lead
INDIA NDA Others
UDF LDF
ABP News-CVoter April 2024[15] ±3-5% 43% 31% 21% 5% 12
ABP News-CVoter March 2024[8] ±5% 44.5% 31.4% 19.8% 4.3% 13.1
India Today-CVoter February 2024[16] ±3-5% 78% 17% 5% 61
India Today-CVoter August 2023[17] ±3-5% 81% 14% 5% 67


Opinion polls (State-wise Alliances)

Polling agency Date published Margin of Error I.N.D.I.A. NDA Others Lead
LDF
 		UDF
Manorama News - CVoter [18] January 2024 3% 3 17 0 0 UDF
Reporter TV- Mega Survey [19] February 2024 2% 5 15 0 0 UDF
24 News - Jana Manasu [20] February 2024 5% 2 18 0 0 UDF
ABP News - CVoter[21] March 2024 ±3% 0 20 0 0 UDF
CNN News18 - Mega Opinion Poll[22] March 2024 ±3% 4 14 2 0 UDF
Mathrubhumi News-P-MARQ[23] March 2024 ±3% 5-6 14-15 0 0 UDF

Results

Results by alliance or party

Alliance/ Party Popular vote Seats
Votes % ±pp Contested Won +/−
UDF INC 16
IUML 2
RSP 1
KC 1
Total 20
LDF
 CPI(M) 15
CPI 4
KC(M) 1
Total 20
NDA BJP 16
BDJS 4
Total 20
Others 42
IND
 92
NOTA
Total 100% - 194 20 -

Results by constituency

Constituency Winner Runner Up Margin
No. Name Party Alliance Candidate Votes % Party Alliance Candidate Votes %
1
Kasaragod
2
Kannur
3
Vatakara
4
Wayanad
5
Kozhikode
6
Malappuram
7
Ponnani
8
Palakkad
9
Alathur (SC)
10
Thrissur
11
Chalakudy
12
Ernakulam
13
Idukki
14
Kottayam
15
Alappuzha
16
Mavelikkara (SC)
17
Pathanamthitta
18
Kollam
19
Attingal
20
Thiruvananthapuram

Results by Alliance

No. Constituency UDF Votes LDF Votes NDA Votes
1 Kasaragod
2 Kannur
3 Vatakara
4 Wayanad
5 Kozhikode
6 Malappuram
7 Ponnani
8 Palakkad
9 Alathur (SC)
10 Thrissur
11 Chalakudy
12 Ernakulam
13 Idukki
14 Kottayam
15 Alappuzha
16 Mavelikkara (SC)
17 Pathanamthitta
18 Kollam
19 Attingal
20 Thiruvananthapuram

Results by Assembly constituency

No. Constituency Assembly Segment UDF LDF NDA Lead Runner up Margin
1
Kasaragod
Manjeshwaram
2
Kasaragod
3
Udma
4
Kanhangad
5
Thrikaripur
6
Payyanur
7
Kalliasseri
8
Kannur
Taliparamba
9
Irikkur
10
Azhikode
11
Kannur
12
Dharmadom
13
Mattanur
14
Peravoor
15
Vatakara
Thalassery
16
Kuthuparamba
17
Vatakara
18
Kuttiadi
19
Nadapuram
20
Koyilandy
21
Perambra
22
Wayanad
Mananthavady
23
Sulthan Bathery
24
Kalpetta
25
Thiruvambady
26
Eranad
27
Nilambur
28
Wandoor
29
Kozhikode
Balussery
30
Elathur
31
Kozhikode North
32
Kozhikode South
33
Beypore
34
Kunnamangalam
35
Koduvally
36
Malappuram
Kondotty
37
Manjeri
38
Perinthalmanna
39
Mankada
40
Malappuram
41
Vengara
42
Vallikunnu
43
Ponnani
Tirurangadi
44
Tanur
45
Tirur
46
Kottakkal
47
Thavanur
48
Ponnani
49
Thrithala
50
Palakkad
Pattambi
51
Shornur
52
Ottapalam
53
Kongad
54
Mannarkkad
55
Malampuzha
56
Palakkad
57
Alathur
Tarur
58
Chittur
59
Nenmara
60
Alathur
61
Chelakkara
62
Kunnamkulam
63
Wadakkanchery
64
Thrissur
Guruvayur
65
Manalur
66
Ollur
67
Thrissur
68
Nattika
69
Irinjalakuda
70
Puthukkad
71
Chalakudy
Kaipamangalam
72
Chalakudy
73
Kodungallur
74
Perumbavoor
75
Angamaly
76
Aluva
77
Kunnathunad
78
Ernakulam
Kalamassery
79
Paravur
80
Vypen
81
Kochi
82
Thrippunithura
83
Ernakulam
84
Thrikkakara
85
Idukki
Muvattupuzha
86
Kothamangalam
87
Devikulam
88
Udumbanchola
89
Thodupuzha
90
Idukki
91
Peerumade
92
Kottayam
Piravom
93
Pala
94
Kaduthuruthy
95
Vaikom
96
Ettumanoor
97
Kottayam
98
Puthuppally
99
Alappuzha
Aroor
100
Cherthala
101
Alappuzha
102
Ambalappuzha
103
Haripad
104
Kayamkulam
105
Karunagappally
106
Mavelikara
Changanassery
107
Kuttanad
108
Mavelikara
109
Chengannur
110 Kunnathur
111
Kottarakkara
112
Pathanapuram
113
Pathanamthitta
Kanjirappally
114
Poonjar
115
Thiruvalla
116
Ranni
117
Aranmula
118
Konni
119
Adoor
120
Kollam
Chavara
121
Punalur
122
Chadayamangalam
123
Kundara
124
Kollam
125
Eravipuram
126
Chathannoor
127
Attingal
Varkala
128
Attingal
129
Chirayinkeezhu
130
Nedumangad
131
Vamanapuram
132
Aruvikkara
133
Kattakkada
134
Thiruvananthapuram
Kazhakkoottam
135
Vattiyoorkavu
136
Thiruvananthapuram
137
Nemom
138
Parassala
139
Kovalam
140
Neyyattinkara

See also

References

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Notes

  1. ^ Some polls did not differentiate between UDF and LDF, even though they are contesting separately.
  2. ^ Some polls did not differentiate between UDF and LDF, even though they are contesting separately.
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