Tamil Nadu Election Results 2016 Live CountinWinners List

This time approximately 5.79 crore voters have casted their votes in 234 constituencies.  The elections were held in 65, 616 centers around the state of Tamil Nadu on 16th of May.  Mainly two parties are fighting for the CM seat in Tamil Nadu.  One is AIADMK and another one is DMDK.  As per the survey done by many news channels and the exit polls, it is said that both parties have equal chances of winning. We will be updating our page with latest updates on counting and number of wins for a particular party in particular constituency.  We will update the winners list in our page as soon as the results are officially announced.

Constituencies in Tamil Nadu : Tamil Nadu state has 39 parliamentary constituencies among that 7 constituencies are reserved for candidates of  scheduled castes. Some of the parliamentary constituencies are Thiruvallur, Chennai North, Chennai South, Chennai Central, Sriperumbudur, Kancheepuram, Arakkonam, Vellore, Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri, Tiruvannamalai, Arani, Kallakurichi, Salem, Namakkhal, Erode, Tiruppur, Coimbatore, Pollachi, Dindigul.

There are 234 state assembly constituencies out of which 44 are reserved for candidates belonging to scheduled castes and 2 are reserved for candidates belonging to scheduled tribes. Some of the state assembly constituencies are Hosur, Aravakurichi, Maduravoyal, Athoor, Ambattur, Kurinjipadi, Anna Nagar, Thiruvarur, Cumbum, Mannargudi, Sankari, Poompuhar, Veerapandi, Nagapattinam, Singanallur, Edappadi, Jolarpet, Villivakkam, Papanasam, Tiruchengodu, Kovilpatti, Bhuvanagiri, Kanniyakumari, Villupuram, Manachanallur, Madurai central, Nagercoil, Palani, Melur, Thanjavur. These are some of the important constituencies in Tamil nadu state. There will be peek competition between AIADMK and DMK party. You can follow minute to minute updates of counting in all local channels.

73.76% votes polled in Tamil Nadu State : It is great to see that Tamil nadu has register 73.76% polling in election 2016. Election commissioner says it is good sign for elections. Few newly married couple from different places has come up to cast their votes directly from wedding hall itself. This story itself tells how much people are concern about their most important human rights i.e., voting.  But the unfortunate thing is Chennai has registered least polling percentage when compared to previous years. Till evening 5 pm polling was just 69.11%. But by the end of the day at 8 pm polling was 73.76%. Among all the districts Namakkal district has registered 82.10% highest polling. Check out the polling percentage of Tamil nadu elections.