Kerala votes today in a highly contested assembly election with 2.71 crore voters and 883 candidates across 140 constituencies.

Explore key facts, voter demographics, and candidates for the Kerala Assembly Elections 2026, shaping the state's political landscape.

Voters across two states and one union territory in India will cast their ballot in Assembly elections tomorrow.

PM Modi urges Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry residents, especially youth and women, to vote in large numbers during assembly elections.

Kerala is all set for a crucial Assembly election on Thursday, with 2.71 crore voters poised to cast their franchise in a decisive contest

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Polling Percentage, Voter Turnout Live Updates: Voting is underway across all 140 Assembly seats with over 2.7 crore voters set to decide the fate of LDF, UDF and NDA in a high-stakes contest. Early trends show steady voter turnout as polling progresses across districts. Stay tuned for live updates on polling percentage, key constituencies.

New-Delhi: The polling for the assembly elections in Kerala, Puducherry and Assam is being held on Thursday (April 9). The voting started around 7 am, and

New Delhi: The stage is set for assembly polls in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry in high-stakes electoral battles with the Election Commission making

The state, governed by the CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) for the past decade, has seen the ruling alliance retain power in 2021 with 99 seats, the first incumbent government to win consecutive terms since 1977.

Decibel levels dropped noticeably a day after the high-octane campaign finale that had brought several parts of Thiruvananthapuram district to a standstill for hours. However, the ‘silence period’ on Thursday did little to quell political sparring among candidates in the Assembly elections.