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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 K. Surendran
Party INC CPI(M) BJP
Alliance UDF LDF NDA
Leader since 2021 2022 2020
Leader's seat Trivandrum Did not contest Did not contest
Last election 47.48%, 19 seats 36.29%, 1 seat 15.64%, 0 seat
Current seats 18 2 0
Incumbent Prime Minister

Narendra Modi
BJP



The 2024 Indian general election in Kerala will be held in or before May 2024 to elect 20 members of 18th Lok Sabha.[1]

Parties and alliances

  Indian National Developmental Inclusive
      Alliance

Right Left

In Kerala INDIA components UDF and LDF contesting independently.

Front Party Flag Symbol Leader Contesting Seats
United Democratic Front Indian National Congress
K. Sudhakaran 16 20
Indian Union Muslim League
Sadiq Ali Thangal 2
Revolutionary Socialist Party
Shibu Baby John 1
Kerala Congress
P. J. Joseph 1
Left Democratic Front Communist Party of India (Marxist)
M.V. Govindan 15 20
Communist Party of India
Binoy Viswam 4
Kerala Congress (M)
Jose K. Mani 1

  National Democratic Alliance

Party Flag Symbol Leader Contesting Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party K. Surendran 15 20
Bharath Dharma Jana Sena Thushar Vellapally 4
Kerala Kamaraj Congress Vishnupuram Chandrasekharan 1

Others

Party Flag Symbol Leader Contesting Seats
Bahujan Samaj Party TBD TBD

Candidates

Constituency
I.N.D.I.A NDA[2]
UDF LDF[3]
1 Kasaragod INC Rajmohan Unnithan CPI(M) M. V. Balakrishnan BJP M. L. Ashwini
2 Kannur INC K. Sudhakaran CPI(M) M. V. 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
5 Kozhikode INC M. K. Raghavan CPI(M) Elamaram Kareem BJP M. T. Ramesh
6 Malappuram IUML E. T. Mohammed Basheer CPI(M) V Vaseef BJP Abdul Salam
7 Ponnani IUML Abdussamad Samadani CPI(M) K. S. Hamza BJP Niveditha Subramanian
8 Palakkad INC V. K. Sreekandan CPI(M) A. Vijayaraghavan BJP C. KrishnaKumar
9 Alathur (SC) INC Ramya Haridas CPI(M) K. Radhakrishnan BJP
10 Thrissur INC K. Muraleedharan CPI V. S. Sunil Kumar BJP Suresh Gopi
11 Chalakudy INC Benny Behanan CPI(M) C. Raveendranath BDJS K.A. Unnikrishnan
12 Ernakulam INC Hibi Eden CPI(M) K. J. Shine BJP
13 Idukki INC Dean Kuriakose CPI(M) Joice George BDJS
14 Kottayam KC(J) Francis George KC(M) Thomas Chazhikadan BDJS Thushar Velapally
15 Alappuzha INC K.C. Venugopal CPI(M) A. M. Ariff BJP Sobha Surendran
16 Mavelikara (SC) INC Kodikunnil Suresh CPI C. A. Arun Kumar BDJS Baiju Kalasala
17 Pathanamthitta INC Anto Antony CPI(M) Thomas Issac BJP Anil Antony
18 Kollam RSP N. K. Premachandran CPI(M) Mukesh BJP
19 Attingal INC Adoor Prakash CPI(M) V. Joy BJP V. Muraleedharan
20 Thiruvananthapuram INC Shashi Tharoor CPI Pannyan Raveendran BJP Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Surveys and polls

Opinion polls

Opinion Polls (Statewise Alliances)

Polling agency Date published Margin of Error I.N.D.I.A NDA Lead
LDF UDF
Manorama News - CVoter [5] January 2024 3% 3 17 0 UDF
Reporter TV- Mega Survey [6] February 2024 2% 5 15 0 UDF
24 News - Jana Manasu [7] February 2024 5% 2 18 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(J) 1
Total 20
LDF CPI(M) 15
CPI 4
KC(M) 1
Total 20
NDA BJP 15
BDJS 5
KKC 1
Total 20
Other parties
Independents
NOTA
Total 100% - 20 -
Vote statistics
Valid votes
Invalid votes
Votes cast/turnout
Abstentions
Registered voters

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 Thripunithura
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 Ambalapuzha
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 Chathannur
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

  1. ^ Govind, Biju (16 August 2022). "Kerala's major political parties brace for 2024 Lok Sabha polls". The Hindu.
  2. ^ The Hindu (2 March 2024). "LS poll: BJP fields a mix of high-profile veterans and new faces in 12 seats in Kerala". Archived from the original on 4 March 2024. Retrieved 4 March 2024.
  3. ^ Staff, T. N. M. (23 February 2024). "LDF shortlists candidates for Lok Sabha elections: Full list". The News Minute. Retrieved 25 February 2024.
  4. ^ "Who is Annie Raja, fielded by CPI in Rahul Gandhi's Wayanad seat?". 26 February 2024.
  5. ^ https://www.manoramaonline.com/news/kerala/2023/12/10/manorama-news-loksabha-elections-2024-survey-result-navakerala-manas-from-today.html
  6. ^ https://www.reporterlive.com/kerala/2024/02/19/reporter-mega-prepoll-survey-alappuzha-choose-pinarayi-vijayan-as-chief-minister-chalakudy-select-vd-satheesan
  7. ^ https://www.twentyfournews.com/2023/12/02/24-mood-tracker-survey-thrissur-election.html

Notes

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