LDF’s Pinarayi Vijayan has been the chief minister since 2016. He comes to supremacy again this time.

Bucking the trend of the state-changing govt’s every five years, the Left Democratic Front (LDF) is on its way to staying in power for another term. The LDF is leading in 99 of the state’s 140 constituencies. The UDF is leading in 41 seats. The BJP has drawn a blank in the state.

The 2021 Kerala assembly election was a one-phase election held on April 6, 2021. The Kerala assembly has 140 seats. Therefore, a party needs to win 71 to form the government, a number the LDF seems to be comfortable crossing.

In these elections, the LDF was looking to retain power while the United Democratic Front (UDF) was hoping to make a comeback. The BJP-led National Democratic Front (NDA) has also launched a vigorous campaign, hoping to improve its vote share.

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Mamta also won Bengal and Nandigram too, beating Suvendu Adhikari by 1200 votes