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Haripad Assembly Election 2026- Haripad Election Result

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Haripad Assembly Election Results 2026 LIVE: Check the latest updates from Kerala Election 2026 here. Haripad constituency of Kerala, was won by Ramesh Chennithala in 2021 from INC who secured 72768 votes. In 2021, the runner up candidate was R. Sajilal from CPI who secured 59102 votes. Winning margin for this seat in 2021 elections was 13666 votes. Catch latest updates on ABP Live for all details on vote counting, win loss tally and final seats won by each party.

Haripad Assembly Election 2026

INC
Ramesh Chennithala
Haripad
Winner
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY STATUS
Ramesh Chennithala
INC
WON
T.t.jismon
CPI
LOST
Sandheep Vaachaspathi
BJP
LOST
Nota
NOTA
LOST
Vidhya V.p
SUCI(C)
LOST
Soumya V.sasidharan
IND
LOST
Ramesh C
IND
LOST
Haripad Assembly Election Results 2026 LIVE: Check the latest updates from Kerala Election 2026 here. Haripad constituency of Kerala, was won by Ramesh Chennithala in 2021 from INC who secured 72768 votes. In 2021, the runner up candidate was R. Sajilal from CPI who secured 59102 votes. Winning margin for this seat in 2021 elections was 13666 votes. Catch latest updates on ABP Live for all details on vote counting, win loss tally and final seats won by each party.

Haripad Assembly Election 2021

CANDIDATE NAME PARTY STATUS
Ramesh Chennithala
INC
Won
Adv. R. Sajilal
CPI
Lost
K. Soman
BJP
Lost
Nota
NOTA
Lost
Madhu. T
SUCI
Lost
Adv. Niyaz Bharati
IND
Lost

Assembly Election 2021 Vote Count

PARTY CANDIDATE NAME Votes Vote %
INC
Ramesh Chennithala
72768
48.31
CPI
Adv. R. Sajilal
59102
39.24
BJP
K. Soman
17890
11.88
NOTA
Nota
536
0.36
SUCI
Madhu. T
204
0.14
IND
Adv. Niyaz Bharati
123
0.08
Total number of votes polled :  150623

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