Kerala 2026 Election: Around 75.01% Voter Turnout Recorded Till 5 PM; EVMs Sealed as Polling Concludes

Polling time ends in Kerala, turnout at 77.62% till 7.30 pm, token given for those in queue

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Kerala 2026 Election: Around 75.01% voter turnout recorded till 5 PM; EVMs sealed as polling concludes

Live updates from Kerala 2026 Assembly Election: seat-sharing, leaders, and results for LDF, UDF, and NDA as polling unfolds on April 9.

Kerala Election 2026 LIVE Updates: Over 75% turnout as voting ends, queues extend past deadline

Kerala Assembly Election 2026 Polling Percentage, Voter Turnout Live | Kerala Election Results Date: 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. Stay tuned for live updates on polling percentage, key constituencies.

Kerala Elections 2026 Live: Voter turnout of 75.01% till 5 pm; Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says 'BJP not a factor'

The election is a crucial contest, with the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) aiming for a historic third consecutive term under chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan, in power since 2016

Kerala election 2026 LIVE updates: Polling for 140 Assembly seats concludes

Till 5 p.m., a turnout of 75.01% was recorded, slightly higher than that of the 2021 Assembly polls which saw a polling percentage of 74.06%

Voting begins across Kerala amid high voter turnout expectations

Thiruvananthapuram: After 23 days of high-voltage campaigning and an equally intense silent push, Kerala stepped into decision day on Thursday, with around 2.71 crore voters set to determine who will govern the state.  Even before dawn broke, the electoral machinery was in motion. By 5.30 a.m., the state’s 30,471 polling booths had sprung to life, with officials initiating mandatory mock polling procedures. Once completed and the EVMs sealed, a …