Election Results

Information

Kadapa Lok Sabha: YSR Congress candidate Jagan Mohan Reddy leads by 5,20,000 votes. Jagan is leading in all 7 Assembly segments.

Pulivendula Assembly: YSR Congress candidate Vijayamma defeated Congress candidate Vivekananda Reddy by 85,192 votes.

D.L. Ravindra Reddy lost deposit in Kadapa Lok Sabha. TDP candidates lost deposit in Kadapa & Lok Sabha.

...................................................................................................................................................

Election Results: State Assembly Elections 2011
Result Updates for West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala and Puducherry Elections

Tamil Nadu Elections
West Bengal Elections
Assam Elections
Kerala Elections
Puducherry Elections

Constituency wise results Tamil Nadu Elections 2011

Party	Won	Leading	Total
Tamil Nadu election counting trends/Results
Status Known For 234 out of 234 Constituencies
Communist Party of India	9	0	9
Communist Party of India (Marxist)	10	0	10
Indian National Congress	5	0	5
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	150	0	150
All India Forward Bloc	1	0	1
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	22	1	23
Pattali Makkal Katchi	3	0	3
Others	33	0	33

How do you feel about the election results 2011?
Do share your opinion/reaction with users of indian-electionaffairs.com by participating in this brief survey.

See what others had to say

Updates :

> 11:30 hrs, from the counting trends available, it seems that AIDMK led alliance is heading for a landslide victory.

>8:05 AM : 6 week long wait to find who will form the governmennt will end today as counting of votes has begin in the five states amid tight security.

> The entire process, which would decide the fate of several political leaders, would be videographed to prevent any malpractice.

>Chief Election Commissioner S Y Quraishi said, the poll outcome is expected by "early lunch".

> 13th May 2010: Counting of votes to begin at 8:00 AM sharp today at 839 centers spread over in the five states involving 43,982 personnel.

> Exit poll survey, conducted by CVB News-C-Voter indicate that the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and its allies will lose a mammoth six per cent of its vote share (as compared to the last assembly election) while the AIADMK and its allies stands stands to gain over four per cent of the vote share this year. Read More