The State Legislative Assembly, also known as the Vidhan Sabha, is a legislative body in twenty-eight states and three union territories (Delhi, Puducherry, and Jammu & Kashmir). Members of the legislative assembly are directly elected for five-year terms from single-member constituencies. In states with a bicameral legislature, the Vidhan Sabha acts as the lower house, whereas in unicameral states or UTs, the Vidhan Sabha is the sole legislative body.
Tamil Nadu State Legislative Assembly Elections 2026 were held in a single phase in Tamil Nadu on 23 April 2026. No repoll has been recommended in any of the 75,064 polling stations across Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu registered a record turnout of 85.1 per cent voter turnout in the Assembly Elections 2026.
Puducherry State Legislative Assembly Elections 2026 were held in a single phase in Puducherry on 9 April 2026. Puducherry registered an unprecedented voter turnout of 89.87 per cent in the 2026 Assembly elections held on 9 April 2026, marking the highest participation since the Union Territoy's first assembly elections in 1964.
The final counting of votes for all 234 seats for the 2026 Tamil Nadu State Assembly elections and all 30 seats for the 2026 Puducherry State Assembly elections are scheduled on 4 May 2026.
Tamil Nadu Elections 2026: Number of Seats and Candidates
Number of seats
Tamil Nadu State Legislative Assembly Elections 2026 were held in a single phase in Tamil Nadu on 23 April 2026 to elect all 234 members of the 17th Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly. A majority of 118 seats are required to win the elections. The tenure of the 16th Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly ends on 10 May 2026.
In the 2021 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly elections, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK)-led Secular Progressive Alliance (SPA) secured 159 out of 234 seats, with M.K. Stalin sworn in as the Chief Minister. Whereas, the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) secured 66 seats, establishing itself as the opposition party. Edappadi K. Palaniswami, the former Chief Minister, was elected as the Leader of the Opposition.
Refer the tables below for Tamil Nadu 2026 seats and alliances.
DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance (SPA)
The Secular Progressive Alliance (SPA) is a major political coalition in Tamil Nadu led by the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) under the leadership of M.K. Stalin. As of 2026, the SPA includes key partners like the Congress, CPI(M), CPI, VCK, and MDMK.
| Party | Seats contested | Key Leader |
| DMK | 176 | M.K.Stalin |
| Congress (INC) | 28 | K. Selvaperunthagai |
| DMDK | 10 | Premalatha Vijayakant |
| VCK | 8 | Thol. Thirumavalavan |
| CPI | 5 | R. Mutharasan |
| CPI (M) | 5 | K. Balakrishnan |
| IUML | 2 | K.M. Kader Mohideen |
AIADMK-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA)
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| AIADMK | 172 | Edappadi K. Palaniswami |
| BJP | 33 | Nainar Nagendran |
| PMK | 18 | Anbumani Ramadoss |
| AMMK | 11 | T.T.V. Dhinakaran |
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| TVK | 233 | Vijay |
| Independent | 1 | K. Premkumar |
Naam Tamilar Katchi
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| NTK | 234 | Seeman |
AJPK-AIPTMMK
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| All India Puratchi Thalaivar Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam (AIPTMMK) | 71 | V.K. Sasikala |
| Pasumpon Makkal Desam | 2 | |
| Vellalar Munnetra Kazhagam | 1 | |
| Others | 8 | |
| Ayya Pattali Makkal Katchi | 38 | S. Ramadoss |
Other Parties
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) | 118 | P. Anandan |
| Tamizhaga Vazhvurimai Katchi | 170 | T. Velmurugan |
| Puthiya Tamilagam | 70 | K. Krishnasamy |
Candidates
A total of 4,023 candidates are contesting across Tamil Nadu in 234 constituencies. Key candidates include Chief Minister and DMK leader M.K. Stalin in Kolathur, AIADMK leader Edappadi K. Palaniswami in Edapaddi, TVK president C. Joseph Vijay in Perambur and Trichy East, and NTK leader Seeman in Karaikudi.
Refer the tables below for Tamil Nadu 2026 candidates and constituencies.
| S/No. | Constituency | DMK alliance candidate | NDA Alliance Candidate |
| 1 | Gummidipoondi | Govindarajan | Sudhakar |
| 2 | Ponneri | Durai Chandrasekhar (Congress) | Siruniyam Balaraman |
| 3 | Tiruttani | Krishnamurthy (DMDK) | Go Hari |
| 4 | Tiruvallur | Rajendran | Ramana |
| 5 | Poonamallee | Krishnaswamy | Ezhumalai (BJP) |
| 6 | Avadi | Nasser | Rajasimha Mahindra (BJP) |
| 7 | Maduravoyal | Karambakkam Ganesan | Benjamin |
| 8 | Ambattur | Poornima | Shekhar (PMK) |
| 9 | Madhavaram | Sudarshanam | Murthy |
| 10 | Thiruvottiyur | L. Sundararajan (CBI) | Kuppan |
| 11 | Radhakrishnan Nagar | Ebenezer | R.S. Rajesh |
| 12 | Perambur | R.D.Sekar | |
| 13 | Kolathur | M.K. Stalin | Santhana Krishnan |
| 14 | Villivakkam | Karthik Mohan | S.R. Vijayakumar |
| 15 | Thiru V K Nagar | Ravichandran | Golden Flag Armstrong |
| 16 | Egmore | Thamizhan Prasanna | Abhishek Rangaswamy |
| 17 | Royapuram | Zubair Khan | Jayakumar |
| 18 | Port | Shekhar Babu | Royapuram R. Mano |
| 19 | Chepauk Triplicane | Udhayanidhi Stalin | Adi Rajaram |
| 20 | A thousand lights | Dr. Ezhilan | P. Valarmathi |
| 21 | Anna Nagar | Princely State | Gokula Indira |
| 22 | Virugambakkam | Prabhakar Raja | Award V.N. Ravi |
| 23 | Saidapet | M.Subramanian | Senthamizhan (AMMK) |
| 24 | T.Nagar | Raja Anbazhagan | P. Sathyanarayanan |
| 25 | Mylapore | T.Velu | Tamilisai Soundararajan (BJP) |
| 26 | Velachery | Hassan Maulana (Congress) | M.K. Ashok |
| 27 | Sholinganallur | Aravind Ramesh | K.P. Kanthan |
| 28 | Alandur | T.M.Anbarasan | S. Saravanan |
| 29 | Sriperumbudur | Selvaperunthagai (Congress) | Palani |
| 30 | Pallavaram | Anagai Murugesan (DMDK) | Venkatesan (IJK) |
| 31 | Tambaram | Krittika Devi | Chitlapakkam Rajendran |
| 32 | Chengalpattu | Karthik Dandapani | Gajendran |
| 33 | Tiruporur | Panneer Das (VCK) | |
| 34 | Cheyyur | Chinthana Selvan (VCK) | Rajasekhar |
| 35 | Maduranthagam | Amulu Ponmalar | Emerald Kumaravel |
| 36 | Uthiramerur | Sundar | |
| 37 | Kancheepuram | Nithya Sukumar | Somasundaram |
| 38 | Arakkonam | Ezhil Caroline (VCK) | Ravi |
| 39 | Sholingar | Muniratnam (Congress) | |
| 40 | Katpadi | Duraimurugan | Ramu |
| 41 | Ranipet | Vinod Gandhi | V.M. Karthikeyan (Tamaka) |
| 42 | Arcot | Eswarappan | Sukumar |
| 43 | Vellore | Karthikeyan | Appu |
| 44 | Anicut | Nandakumar | Velazhagan |
| 45 | Kilvaidyanankuppam | Rajeshwari Mohan Gandhi | |
| 46 | Gudiyatham | Pratap (DMDK) | Paritha Purushothaman |
| 47 | Vaniyambadi | Senthilkumar | |
| 48 | Ambur | Viswanathan | Venkatesan |
| 49 | Jolarpettai | Kavitha Dandapani | K.C.Veeramani |
| 50 | Tirupattur | Nallathambi | Gnanasekaran (AMMK) |
| 51 | Uthangarai | Kuppusamy (Congress) | Tamilselvam |
| 52 | Bargur | Mathiyazhagan | Govindarajan |
| 53 | Krishnagiri | Chellakumar (Congress) | Ashok Kumar |
| 54 | Veppanahalli | Srinivasan | K.P.Munusamy |
| 55 | Hosur | Sathya | Balakrishna Reddy |
| 56 | Thali | Ramachandran (CBI) | Nagesh Kumar (BJP) |
| 57 | Palacode | Senthil Dilkumar | Anbazhagan |
| 58 | Pennagaram | Tamilkumaran (Congress) | |
| 59 | Dharmapuri | Elangovan (DMDK) | Soumya Anbumani (PMK) |
| 60 | Pappireddipatti | Palaniappan | Emerald Vetrivel |
| 61 | Harur | Shanmugam | Sampathkumar |
| 62 | Chengam | Giri | Velu |
| 63 | Tiruvannamalai | E.V.Velu | Ezhumalai (BJP) |
| 64 | Kilpennathur | Pichandi | Ramachandran |
| 65 | Kalasapakkam | Saravanan | Agri Krishnamurthy |
| 66 | Polur | Saravanan (DMDK) | |
| 67 | Arani | Mahalakshmi Govardhanan | Jayasudha |
| 68 | Cheyyar | Jyoti | Mukkur Subramaniam |
| 69 | Vandavasi | Ambedkar | Queen |
| 70 | Gingee | Mastan | |
| 71 | Peacock | Venkatesan (DMDK) | C.V.Shanmugam |
| 72 | Tindivanam | Vanniyarasu (VCK) | Arjuna |
| 73 | Vanur | Gautham Dravidamani | Murugan |
| 74 | Villupuram | Lakshmana | Vijaya |
| 75 | Vikravandi | Anniyur Siva | Usha Rani |
| 76 | Thirukovilur | Gautama Sigamani | Palaniswami |
| 77 | Ulundurpet | Vasanthavel | Kumaraguru |
| 78 | Rishivanthiyam | ||
| 79 | Sankarapuram | Rising Sun | Rakesh |
| 80 | Kallakurichi | Malathi (VCK) | Rajiv Gandhi |
| 81 | Gangavalli | Nallathambi | |
| 82 | Attur | Ardhanari (Congress) | Jayasankaran |
| 83 | Yercaud | Revathi Madheswaran | Usha Rani |
| 84 | Omalur | Elangovan (DMDK) | Hours |
| 85 | Mettur | Thirun Chakravarthy | Venkatajalam |
| 86 | Edappadi | Kashi | Palaniswami |
| 87 | Sankagiri | Manikandan | Vetrivel |
| 88 | Salem West | Alagapuram Mohanraj (DMDK) | |
| 89 | Salem North | Rajendran | |
| 90 | Salem South | Loganathan | Vinod |
| 91 | Veerapandi | Tarun | Balaji Sukumar |
| 92 | Rasipuram | Mathiventhan | Prem Kumar (BJP) |
| 93 | Senthamangalam | Flower | Chandrasekaran |
| 94 | Namakkal | Queen | Sridevi |
| 95 | Paramathi Vellore | Murthy | Shekhar |
| 96 | Tiruchengode | Chandrasekhar | |
| 97 | Kumarapalayam | Balu | Thangamani |
| 98 | Erode East | Gopinath Palaniappan (Congress) | Manoharan |
| 99 | Erode West | Muthusamy | M. Yuvarajah (Tamaka) |
| 100 | Modakurichi | Senthilnathan (MDMK) | Krithika Shivakumar (BJP) |
| 101 | Dharapuram | Sathyabama | |
| 102 | Kangeyam | Swaminathan | Nataraj |
| 103 | Perundurai | Thoppu Venkatachalam | Jayakumar |
| 104 | Bhavani | Shekhar | K.C.Karuppanan |
| 105 | Anthiyur | Sivabalan | Haribhaskar |
| 106 | Gopi | Nallasivam | Lord |
| 107 | Bhavanisagar | Sundaram (CBI) | Bannari |
| 108 | Ooty | Bhojarajan (BJP) | |
| 109 | Gudalur | Jayaseelan | |
| 110 | Coonoor | Raju | Ramu |
| 111 | Mettupalayam | Sinraj | |
| 112 | Avinashi | Kokila Mani | L. Murugan (BJP) |
| 113 | Tiruppur North | Ravi (CBI) | Anandan |
| 114 | Tiruppur South | Dinesh Kumar | |
| 115 | Palladam | Sevaraj | Thangaraj (BJP) |
| 116 | Sulur | Thalapathy Murugesan | Kandasamy |
| 117 | Goundampalayam | Surya Prakash (Congress) | Arun Kumar |
| 118 | Coimbatore North | Vanathi Srinivasan | |
| 119 | Thondamuthur | Karthikeyan | S.P.Velumani |
| 120 | Coimbatore South | Senthil Balaji | Amman Arjuna |
| 121 | Singanallur | Srinidhi Naidu (Congress) | |
| 122 | Kinathukadavu | Sabari Karthijkeyan | Damodaran |
| 123 | Pollachi | Pollachi Jayaraman | |
| 124 | Valparai | Sudhakar | Laxman Singh |
| 125 | Udumalpet | Jayakumar | Udumalai Radhakrishnan |
| 126 | Madathukulam | Jayaramakrishnan | Shanmugavel (AMMK) |
| 127 | Palani | Ravi Manoharan | |
| 128 | Oddanchatram | Chakrapani | Vidiyal S. Shekhar (Tamaka) |
| 129 | Attur | Periyasamy | Viswanathan |
| 130 | Nilakottai | Nagajothi | Honeymozhi |
| 131 | Natham | Natham Viswanathan | |
| 132 | Dindigul | Senthil Kumar | Dindigul Srinivasan |
| 133 | Vedasandur | Swaminathan | Paramasivam |
| 134 | Aravakurichi | Monjanoor Elango | Selvakumar |
| 135 | Karur | Thiagarajan | M.R.Vijayabaskar |
| 136 | Krishnarayapuram | C K Raja | Divya |
| 137 | Kulithalai | Suryanur Moon | Karunakaran |
| 138 | Manapparai | Vijayakumar | |
| 139 | Srirangam | Durairaj | Manoharan |
| 140 | Tiruchirappalli West | K.N. Nehru | Rajasekaran (AMMK) |
| 141 | Tiruchirappalli East | Inigo Hridayaraj | Rajasekaran |
| 142 | Thiruverumbur | Anbil Mahesh | P.Kumar |
| 143 | Lalgudi | Parivallal | Lima Rose |
| 144 | Manachanallur | Sun | |
| 145 | Musiri | King of Mercy | Loganathan |
| 146 | Thuraiyur | Vichu Lenin Prasad (Congress) | Saroja |
| 147 | Perambalur | Jayalakshmi | Tamilselvan |
| 148 | Kunnam | Sivasankar | Saranya (IJK) |
| 149 | Ariyalur | Latha Balu | Lotus S. Rajendran |
| 150 | Jayankondam | Kannan | Vaithilingam (PMK) |
| 151 | Thittakudi | C.V. Ganesan | Murugamaran |
| 152 | Vridhachalam | Premalatha Vijayakanth (DMDK) | |
| 153 | Neyveli | Saba Rajendran | Sorathur Rajendran |
| 154 | Panruti | Abdul Rahman (VCK) | Mohan |
| 155 | Cuddalore | Chandrasekhar | Sampath |
| 156 | Kurinjipadi | M.R.K. Panneerselvam | Bhuavenendran |
| 157 | Bhuvanagiri | Saravanan | Arunmozhithevan |
| 158 | Chidambaram | Tamimun Ansari (MJP) | Pandian |
| 159 | Kattumannarkoil | Jothimani (VCK) | |
| 160 | Sirkazhi | Senthil Selvan (MDMK) | Power |
| 161 | Mayiladuthurai | Jamal Yunus Mohammed (Congress) | |
| 162 | Poompuhar | Nivetha Murugan | Paunraj |
| 163 | Nagapattinam | Golden Sun | |
| 164 | Kilvelur | T. Latha (CBI) | |
| 165 | Vedaranyam | Pugazhendi | O.S.Manian |
| 166 | Thiruthuraipoondi | Marimuthu (CBI) | Baladandayutham |
| 167 | Mannargudi | S.Kamaraj | |
| 168 | Tiruvarur | Poondi Kalaivanan | Govi Chandru (BJP) |
| 169 | Nannilam | Kamaraj | |
| 170 | Thiruvidaimaruthur | Govi Chezhiyan | Ilamathi Subramaniam |
| 171 | Kumbakonam | Sakkottai Anbazhagan | M.K.R. Ashok Kumar (TMC) |
| 172 | Papanasam | Shanmuga Prabhu | |
| 173 | Thiruvaiyaru | Durai Chandrasekaran | Velu Karthikeyan (AMMK) |
| 174 | Thanjavur | Ramanathan | Muruganantham (BJP) |
| 175 | Orathanadu | Vaithilingam | M. Shekhar |
| 176 | Pattukottai | Anna Durai | C.V.Sekar |
| 177 | Peravurani | Ashok Kumar | Elango |
| 178 | Gandharvakottai | Chinnadurai (CBI) | Udayakumar (BJP) |
| 179 | Viralimalai | Chella Pandian | Vijayabaskar |
| 180 | Pudukkottai | Muthuraja | Ramachandran (BJP) |
| 181 | Thirumayam | Raghupathi | Vairamuthu |
| 182 | Alangudi | Meyyanathan | |
| 183 | Aranthangi | Ramachandran | |
| 184 | Karaikudi | Mangudi (Congress) | Therbogi Pandi (AMMK) |
| 185 | Tirupattur | Large black hole | K.C. Thirumaran (BJP) |
| 186 | Sivagangai | Karunas (Mukkulathor Tiger Army) | P.R.Senthilnathan |
| 187 | Manamadurai | Tamilarasi Ravikumar | Pon Balaganapathy (BJP) |
| 188 | Melur | Periyapullan | |
| 189 | Madurai East | Murthy | Mankulam Mahendran |
| 190 | Solavandan | Venkatesan | Manickam |
| 191 | Madurai North | Commander of the Cow | Dr. Saravanan |
| 192 | Madurai South | Boominathan (MDMK) | Rama Srinivasan (BJP) |
| 193 | Madurai Central | PTR Palanivel Thiagarajan | |
| 194 | Madurai West | Raghu Balaji | Sellur Raju |
| 195 | Thiruparankundram | Krithika Thangapandi | Rajan Chellappa |
| 196 | Thirumangalam | Manimaran | R.P.Udhayakumar |
| 197 | Usilampatti | Saravana Kumar (Congress) | Mahendran |
| 198 | Andipatti | Maharajan | Lokirajan |
| 199 | Periyakulam | State of Energy (VCK) | Kataragamu (AMMK) |
| 200 | Bodinayakkanur | O. Panneerselvam | V.T.Narayanasamy |
| 201 | Cumbum | Ramakrishnan | S.D.K. Jaggayan |
| 202 | Rajapalayam | Thangapandian | |
| 203 | Srivilliputhur | Mahalingam (CBI) | Chandraprabha |
| 204 | Sattur | Beach Raj | Nainar Nagendran (BJP) |
| 205 | Sivakasi | Ganesan Ashokan (Congress) | Rajendra Balaji |
| 206 | Virudhunagar | Vijay Prabhakaran (DMDK) | Ganesan |
| 207 | Aruppukottai | K.K.S.S.R. Ramachandran | Sethupathi |
| 208 | Tiruchuzhi | Thangam Thennarasu | |
| 209 | Paramakudi | Sun | Muthiah |
| 210 | Thiruvadanai | Rama Karumanickam (Congress) | Keerthika Muniyasamy |
| 211 | Ramanathapuram | Kader Badcha (g) Muthuramalingam | Nagendran (BJP) |
| 212 | Mudukulathur | Raja Kannappan | Malaysia Pandi |
| 213 | Vilathikulam | Markandeyan | Sathya |
| 214 | Thoothukudi | Geetha Jeevan | C.T.Chellapandian |
| 215 | Tiruchendur | Anitha Radhakrishnan | Radhakrishnan (BJP) |
| 216 | Thiruvaikundam | Urvashi Amritraj (Congress) | Shanmuganathan |
| 217 | Ottapidaram | Ramajayam | Sundar Rajan (AMMK) |
| 218 | Kovilpatti | Karunanidhi | Kadambur Raju |
| 219 | Sankarankoil | Sangai Ganesan (Congress) | Thiliban Jaishankar |
| 220 | Vasudevanallur | Raja | Anandan Ayyasamy (BJP) |
| 221 | Kadayanallur | Rajendran (MDMK) | Krishnamurali |
| 222 | Tenkasi | The Sun of Art | Selvamohandas |
| 223 | Alangulam | Manoj Pandian | Prabhakaran |
| 224 | Tirunelveli | Subramanian | Carpenters Ganesharajah |
| 225 | Ambasamudram | V.P. Durai (Congress) | Isaki Subbiah |
| 226 | Palayamkottai | Abdul Wahab | Syed Sultan |
| 227 | Nanguneri | Ruby Manoharan (Congress) | Isakkimuthu (BJP) |
| 228 | Radhapuram | Dad | Balakrishnan (BJP) |
| 229 | Kanyakumari | Mahesh | Thalavaisundaram |
| 230 | Nagercoil | Austin | M.R. Gandhi (BJP) |
| 231 | Colachel | Tarakai Gulthert (Congress) | Shivakumar (BJP) |
| 232 | Padmanabhapuram | R. Chellaswamy (CPM) | Ramesh (BJP) |
| 233 | Vilavancode | Praveen (Congress) | Vijayadharani (BJP) |
| 234 | Killiyur | Rajesh Kumar (Congress) | Ashok Kumar (Tamaka) |
Puducherry Elections 2026: Number of Seats and Candidates
Number of seats
Puducherry State Legislative Assembly Elections 2026 were held in a single phase in Puducherry on 9 April 2026 to elect all 30 members of the 16th Puducherry Legislative Assembly. A majority of 17 seats are required to win the elections. The tenure of the 15th Puducherry Legislative Assembly ends on 15 June 2026.
In the 2021 Puducherry Legislative Assembly elections, the All India N.R. Congress-led National Democratic Alliance won 16 out 30 seats, with N. Rangaswamy sworn in as the Chief Minister. Whereas, the Indian National Congress secured just 2 seats out of the 15 it contested while its ally DMK secured 6 seats. The 2021 result marked the first time the BJP became a ruling partner in the Union Territory.
National Democratic Alliance
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| All India N.R. Congress | 16 | N. Rangasamy |
| Bharatiya Janata Party | 10 | V.P. Ramalingame |
| All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam | 2 | A. Anbalagan |
| Latchiya Jananayaga Katchi | 2 | Jose Charles Martin |
Secular Progressive Alliance
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| Indian National Congress | 21 | V. Vaithilingam |
| Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam | 13 | R. Siva |
| Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi | 4 | Deva Pozhilan |
TVK-led Alliance
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam | Vijay | 28 |
| Neyam Makkal Kazhagam | G. Nehru Kuppusamy | 2 |
SNMMK-AIPTMMK Alliance
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| Sengol Needhi Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam | 10 | Sathiyamurthy |
| All India Puratchi Thalaivar Makkal Munnetra Kazhagam | 4 | V.K. Sasikala |
Other Parties
| Party | Seats Contested | Key Leader |
| Naam Tamilar Katchi | 28 | Seeman |
| CPI (M) | 4 | S. Ramachandran |
| CPI | 2 | A.M. Saleem |
Candidates
A total of 294 candidates are contesting across Puducherry in 30 constituencies. Key candidates include from the ruling NDA alliance-led by AINRC, BJP, AIADMK, and LJK, competing against the INDIA bloc led by INC, DMK, and VCK. Actor Vijay's newly formed TVK party is also in the fray, emerging a notable force, while smaller parties such as CPI, CPI(M), and Naam Tamilar Katchi are also contesting.
Refer to the table below for Puducherry Assembly Elections 2026 full list of candidates across 30 constituencies.
| # | Constituencies | NDA | SPA | TVK+ |
| 1 | Mannadipet | A. Namassivayam (BJP) | T.P.R Selvame (INC) | K. Bharathithasan (TVK) |
| 2 | Thirubuvanai (SC) | B. Kobiga (AINRC) | P. Angalane (DMK) | A.K. Sai. J. Saravanan Kumar (TVK) |
| 3 | Ossudu (SC) | E. Theepainthan (BJP) | P. Karthikeyan (INC) | S. Saraganabava (TVK) |
| 4 | Mangalam | N. Rangasamy (AINRC) | S.S. Rangan (DMK) | M. K. Sathia Manikkavasagane (TVK) |
| 5 | Villianur | Ravikumar (AINRC) | R. Siva (DMK) | R. Ramesh (TVK) |
| 6 | Ozhukarai | K. Narayanasamy (AINRC) | Selva. Pushpalata (VCK) | Sasibalan (TVK) |
| 7 | Kadirkamam | K. S. P. Ramesh (AINRC) | P. Vadivelu (DMK) | Jayanthi Rajavelu (TVK) |
| 8 | Indira Nagar | A. K. D. Arumugam (AINRC) | N. Rajakumar (INC) | S. Mourougane (TVK) |
| 9 | Thattanchavady | N. Rangasamy (AINRC) | V. Vaithilingam (INC) | E. Vinayagam (NMK) |
| 10 | Kamaraj Nagar | Jose Charles Martin (LJK) | P. K. Devadoss (INC) | Suman (TVK) |
| 11 | Lawspet | V. P. Sivakolundhu (AINRC) | M. Vaithianathan (INC) | V. Saminathan (TVK) |
| 12 | Kalapet | P. M. L. Kalyanasundaram (BJP) | A. Senthil Ramesh (DMK) | D. Sasikumar (TVK) |
| 13 | Muthialpet | Vaiyapuri Manikandan (AINRC) | M. Rajendran (INC) | J. Prakash Kumar (TVK) |
| 14 | Raj Bhavan | V. P. Ramalingame (BJP) | Vignesh Kannan (DMK) | V. J. Chandran (TVK) |
| 15 | Oupalam | A. Anbalagan (AIADMK) | Annibal Kennedy (DMK) | S. Siva (TVK) |
| 16 | Orleampeth | A. Gandhi (AIADMK) | S. Gopal (DMK) | G. Nehru Kuppusamy (NMK) |
| 17 | Nellithope | A. Jayakumar (LJK) | V. Karthikeyan (DMK) | S. Vigneshwaran (TVK) |
| 18 | Mudaliarpet | A. Johnkumar (BJP) | L. Sambath (DMK) | N. Manibalan (TVK) |
| 19 | Ariankuppam | Aiyappan (AINRC) | D. Vijayalakshmy (INC) | Kumaravelu (TVK) |
| 20 | Manavely | Embalam R. Selvam (BJP) | R. K. R. Anantharaman (INC) | B. Ramu (TVK) |
| 21 | Embalam (SC) | Mohamdaoss (AINRC) | M. Kandaswamy (INC) | V. Tamilselvan (TVK) |
| 22 | Nettapakkam (SC) | Rajavelu (AINRC) | P. Sadasivam (INC) | L. Periasamy (TVK) |
| 23 | Bahour | T. Thiagarajan (AINRC) | R. Senthilkumar (DMK) | N. Dhanavelou (TVK) |
| 24 | Nedungadu (SC) | Chandira Priyanga (AINRC) | Dinesh Kumar (INC) | U. Kamaraj (TVK) |
| 25 | Thirunallar | G. N. S. Rajasekaran (BJP) | R. Kamalakannan (INC) | A. Raja Mohamed (TVK) |
| 26 | Karaikal North | P. R. N. Thirumurugan (AINRC) | A. M. Ranjith (INC) | A. Vengadesh (TVK) |
| 27 | Karaikal South | M. Arulmurugan (BJP) | A. M. H. Nazeem (DMK) | K. A. U. Assana (TVK) |
| 28 | Neravy T. R. Pattinam | T. K. S. M. Meenatchisundaram (BJP) | M. Nagathiyagarajan (DMK) | Pranadarti Gareswaran (TVK) |
| 29 | Mahe | A. Dineshan (BJP) | Ramesh Parambath (INC) | Prijesh M (TVK) |
| 30 | Yanam | Malladi Krishna Rao (AINRC) | Gollapalli Srinivas Ashok (INC) | Thota Raju (TVK) |
Where to Check Results (May 4)
You can track live updates and official final tallies through these sources:
1. Official ECI Website
The Election Commission of India will host a dedicated results portal.
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URL: results.eci.gov.in
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Process: Select 'Assembly Elections May 2026' and then choose your state (Tamil Nadu or Puducherry) to see constituency-wise leads and winners.
2. Voter Helpline App
Available on both iOS and Android, the Voter Helpline App provides real-time notifications and detailed trends directly on your smartphone.
3. Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Portals
For localized data and detailed PDFs of round-wise counting:
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Tamil Nadu: elections.tn.gov.in
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Puducherry: ceopuducherry.py.gov.in
4. Media Portals
Leading news outlets like Jagran Josh will provide live blogs and expert analysis to help you understand the impact of these results on the future of South Indian politics.
