Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results May 4 LIVE UPDATES: UDF At 67, Needs 4 From 6 Remaining Seats; LDF Majority Ruled Out

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results May 4 LIVE UPDATES: BJP’s Rajeev Chandrasekhar is leading in Nemom constituency in Thiruvananthapuram, ahead of LDF’s V. Sivankutty by 1,207 votes. INC’s Adv. K.S. Sabarinadhan is 3rd with 4,096 votes.

Nemom is BJP’s most established constituency in Kerala. Chandrasekhar, the party’s Kerala state president, is contesting the seat for the first time. If the lead holds, it would be a significant personal result for Chandrasekhar and contribute to the NDA’s improved tally in the state.

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results May 4 LIVE UPDATES: The United Democratic Front has widened its lead sharply, now ahead in 50 constituencies, while the Left Democratic Front is leading in 26, based on trends from 79 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party is ahead in one seat, while two constituencies are currently led by independent candidates.

Within the UDF, the Indian National Congress is leading in 34 seats, followed by the Indian Union Muslim League with 11. The Kerala Congress (KEC) and Kerala Congress (M) have 2 leads each, while Kerala Congress (Jacob) is ahead in 1.

On the LDF side, the Communist Party of India (Marxist) is leading in 18 seats, while the Communist Party of India has 3 leads. The Revolutionary Socialist Party holds 2 seats, and the Rashtriya Janata Dal, Revolutionary Marxist Party of India, and Communist Marxist Party Kerala State Committee are leading in one seat each.

With 50 leads so far and 61 constituencies yet to report, the UDF now needs 21 more seats to cross the 71-mark required for a majority.

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results May 4 LIVE UPDATES: According to trends released by the Election Commission of India, the United Democratic Front is currently ahead in 18 constituencies, while the Left Democratic Front leads in 14, based on updates from 33 seats. 

No official results have been declared so far. One constituency is being led by an independent candidate, while the National Democratic Alliance has not opened its account yet.

Within the UDF, the Indian National Congress is leading in 16 seats, followed by the Indian Union Muslim League in 1 and Kerala Congress (KEC) in 1.

On the LDF side, the Communist Party of India (Marxist) is ahead in 8 constituencies, while the Communist Party of India leads in 2. The Revolutionary Socialist Party holds leads in 2 seats, with the Rashtriya Janata Dal and Revolutionary Marxist Party of India leading in one seat each.

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results May 4 LIVE UPDATES: The United Democratic Front has widened its edge, leading in 67 constituencies, while the Left Democratic Front is ahead in 63, with trends available for 134 of the 140 seats. The UDF has picked up two additional leads from the last three seats to report. The National Democratic Alliance is ahead in 2 seats, while others account for 2 more.

With just six seats left, the UDF needs four more to cross the 71-seat majority mark. On the other hand, the LDF would require all eight additional seats to reach that figure, which is not possible given the remaining count. This means the LDF can no longer secure a majority on its own.

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results May 4 LIVE UPDATES: The United Democratic Front has recorded its strongest performance so far, moving ahead in 42 constituencies, while the Left Democratic Front is leading in 34, based on trends from 80 seats. In this round alone, the UDF has added 11 new leads, while the LDF has slipped by 9, marking the sharpest shift seen in the counting till now. The National Democratic Alliance has also inched up, leading in 3 seats, while one constituency is with a smaller party or an independent.

With results coming in from exactly half of Kerala’s 140 seats, the UDF is currently ahead by 8 seats. If this trend continues, it could move past the 71-seat mark needed for a majority. That said, several key constituencies still left to report are considered LDF strongholds, particularly in Kannur and parts of northern Kerala, keeping the final outcome wide open.

Dharmadom – Pinarayi Vijayan (LDF) 
Thrissur – K. Muraleedharan (UDF) vs Suresh Gopi (NDA) 
Palakkad – Shafi Parambil (UDF) vs E. Sreedharan (NDA) 
Nemom – Kummanam Rajasekharan (NDA) vs V. Sivankutty (LDF) 
Vattiyoorkavu – V. K. Prasanth (LDF) vs V. D. Satheesan (UDF influence in region)
Puthuppally – Chandy Oommen (UDF stronghold) 
Manjeshwaram – A. K. M. Ashraf (UDF) vs K. Surendran (NDA)
Kozhikode North – A. Pradeep Kumar (LDF) vs M. K. Raghavan (UDF influence nearby)
Alappuzha – P. P. Chitharanjan (LDF) vs UDF challengers
Thripunithura – K. Babu (UDF) vs LDF candidate
Muvattupuzha – Mathew Kuzhalnadan (UDF) vs LDF
Konni – K. U. Jenish Kumar (LDF) vs UDF
Aranmula – Veena George (LDF)
Haripad – Ramesh Chennithala (UDF)
Perinthalmanna – Najeeb Kanthapuram (UDF)
Chalakudy – Key swing seat with LDF vs UDF contest
Irinjalakuda – R. Bindu (LDF)
Paravur – V. D. Satheesan (UDF)
Kazhakkoottam – Kadakampally Surendran (LDF)
Tanur – V. Abdurahiman (LDF)

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Results May 4 LIVE UPDATES: Leaders from different political camps struck a confident note ahead of the Kerala Assembly results, each claiming the advantage. State Minister P. A. Mohamed Riyas said the outlook favoured the CPI(M)-led LDF and expressed confidence of a comfortable win, both in his Beypore seat and across the state. Contesting against UDF-backed Independent P. V. Anvar, Riyas said the front was on course for a strong statewide victory.