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Kerala Assembly Elections – 1977 KERALA ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS – 1977 1. Manjeswar : Electorate : 71,771 1. M. Ramappa CPI 25,709 2. H Shankara Alva BLD 21,100 3. N. Venkatesh Rao IND 1,622 Total Valid votes 48,431 2. Kasargode : Electorate : 72,643 1. T.A. Ibrahim ML 29,402 2. B.M. Abdul Rehiman ML(O) 22,619 Independents (2) 1,943 Total Valid votes 53,964 3. Udma : Electorate : 79,412 1. N.K.Balakrishnan IND (PSP) 31,690 2. K.G. Marar BLD 28,145 Total Valid votes 59,835 4. Hosdrug (SC) : Electorate : 85,736 1. K.T. Kumaran CPI 34,683 2. M. Raghavan CPM 32,578 Total Valid votes 67,261 5. Trikkarpur : Electorate : 89,711 1. P. Karunakaran CPM 38,632 2. P.T. Jose KC 35,512 3. C.J. Kuriakose IND 485 Total Valid votes 71,629 6. Irikur : Electorate : 76,970 1. C.P. Govindan Nambiar INC 34,889 2. Sabastian Vettam KC (PG) 27,741 Independents (2) 500 Total Valid votes 63,120 7. Payyannur : Electorate : 87,783 1. N. Subramonia Sheony CPM 37,256 2. T.V. Bharathan IND (RF) 32,209 Total Valid votes 69,465 8. Thaliparamba : Electorate : 91,418 1. M.V. Raghavan CPM 36,829 2. K. Narayanan Nambiar IND (PSP) 35,304 Independents(4) 1,691 Total Valid votes 73,824 9. Azhikode : Electorate : 74,242 1. Chatayan Govindan CPM 32,548 2. C.C. Abdul Halim ML 26,712 Independents (2) 920 Total Valid votes 60,180 10. Cannanore : Electorate : 82,706 1. P. Bhaskaran BLD 31,391 2. N.K. Kumaran INC 30,701 Independents(2) 682 Total Valid votes 62,774 11. Edakkad : Electorate : 79,636 1. P.P.V. Moosa ML(O) 34,266 2. N. Ramakrishnan INC 30,947 Independents (3) 796 Total Valid votes 66,009 12. Tellicherry : Electorate : 90,599 1. Pattiyam Gopalan CPM 38,419 2. N.C. Mammooty CPI 29,946 Total Valid votes 68,365 13. Peringalam: Electorate : 85,316 1. P.R. Kurup INC 33,916 2. V.K. Achuthan BLD 31,958 Total Valid votes 65,874 14. Kuthuparamba : Electorate : 80,754 1. Pinarayi Vijayan CPM 34,465 2. K. Abdulkadar RSP 30,064 Independent 989 Total Valid votes 65,518 15. Peravoor : Electorate : 82,976 1. K.P. Nooruddin INC 36,449 2. E.P. Krishnan Nambiar CPM 31,465 Independent 777 Total Valid votes 68,691 16. North Wynad (ST) : Electorate : 76,265 1. M.V. Rajan INC 32,589 2. A. Gopalan CPM 24,288 Total Valid votes 56,877 17. Badagara : Electorate : 88,657 1. K. Chandrasekharan BLD 37,543 2. P. Vijayan INC 34,998 Total Valid votes 72,541 18. Nadapuram : Electorate : 82,643 1. Kandalottu Kunhambu CPI 37,391 2. E.V. Kumaran CPM 30,321 Independents (2) 688 Total Valid votes 68,400 19. Meppayur : Electorate : 90211 1. Panarath Kunhimohammed ML 40,642 2. A.V. Abdurahiman Haji ML(O) 34,808 Total Valid votes 75,450 20. Quilandy : Electorate : 90,303 1. E. Narayanan Nair INC 39,581 2. E. RajaGopalan Nair BLD 35,074 Independent 242 Total Valid votes 74,897 21. Perambra : Electorate : 83,379 1. K.C. Joseph KC 35,694 2. V.V. Dakshinamoorthy CPM 34,921 Total Valid votes 70,615 22. Balusseri : Electorate : 77,313 1. P.K. Sankarankutty BLD 33,960 2. Puthoor Ramakrishnan Nair INC 32,413 Total Valid votes 66,373 23. Koduvally : Electorate : 83,839 1. E. Ahammad ML 39,241 2. K. Moosakutty CPM 31,206 Total Valid votes 70,447 24. Calicut-I : Electorate : 95,335 1. N. Chandrasekhara Kurup CPM 37,249 2. P.V. Sankaranarayanan INC 35,476 Total Valid votes 72,725 25. Calicut-II : Electorate : 87,536 1. P.M.Aboobacker ML(O) 33,531 2. S.V. Usmankoya ML 32,433 Total Valid votes 65,964 26. Beypore : Electorate : 84,730 1. N.P. Moideen INC 35,374 2. K. Chathunni Master CPM 33,178 Total Valid votes 68,552 27. Kunnumangalam (SC) : Electorate : 72,612 1. K.P. Raman ML(O) 30,289 2. P.K. Kannan CPI 28,601 Independent 243 Total Valid votes 59,133 28. Thiruvambadi : Electorate : 70,573 1. Syriac John INC 29,835 2. E.T. Mohammed Basheer ML(O) 26,454 Independent 453 Total Valid votes 56,742 29. Kalpetta : Electorate : 70,928 1. K.G. Adiyodi INC 28,713 2. M.P. Veerendrakumar BLD 26,608 Independent 915 Total Valid votes 56,236 30. Sultan’s Battery (ST) : Electorate : 73,605 1. K.Raghavan Master INC 29,204 2. Nidayachery Vasu BLD 24,213 Independent 2,250 Total Valid votes 55,667 31. Wandoor (SC) : Electorate : 84,084 1. V. Eacheran INC 35,369 2. K. Gopalan BLD 22,079 Independent 290 Total Valid votes 57,738 32. Nilambur : Electorate : 85,570 1. Aryadan Mohammed INC 35,410 2. R. Saidali Kutty CPM 27,695 Independent 1,435 Total Valid votes 64,540 33. Manjeri : Electorate : 80,134 1. M.P.M. Abdulla kurikkal ML 43,626 2. K.A. Quader ML(O) 16,807 Total Valid votes 60,433 34. Malapuram : Electorate : 81,649 1. C.H. Mohammed Koya ML 39,362 2. T.K.S.A. Muthukoya Thangal ML(O) 15,724 Total Valid votes 55,086 35. Kondotty : Electorate : 80,449 1. P. Seethi Haji ML 41,731 2. M.C. Muhammed ML(O) 20,159 Independents(2) 928 Total Valid votes 62,818 36. Tirurangadi : Electorate : 81,569 1. Avukader Kutty Naha ML 40,540 2. T.P. Kunhalan Kutty IND(Opp) 21,479 Total Valid votes 62,019 37. Tanur : Electorate : 81,128 1. U.A. Beeran ML 42,886 2. C.M. Kutty ML(O) 12,158 Total Valid votes 55,044 38. Tirur : Electorate : 88,246 1. P.T. Kunhi Mohammed ML 41,675 Kunhukutty Hajee 2. K. Moideen Kutty Haji ML (O) 26,127 (K. Bava Haji) Total Valid votes 67,802 39. Ponnani : Electorate : 90,066 1. M.P. Gangadharan INC 38,083 2. E.K. Imbichi Bava CPM 28,334 Total Valid votes 66,417 40. Kuttippuram : Electorate : 74,232 1. Chakeri Ahamedkutty ML 36,367 2. K. Moidu ML(O) 12,023 Total Valid votes 48,390 41. Mankada : Electorate : 78,435 1. Korambayil Ahammed Haji ML 33,597 2. Cherukoya Thangal ML(O) 26,207 Total Valid votes 59,804 42. Perinthalmanna: Electorate : 79,983 1. K.K.S. Thangal ML 32,356 2. Paloli Muhammed Kutty CPM 24,751 Independents (3) 2,346 Total Valid votes 59,453 43. Thrithala : Electorate : 78,608 1. K. Sankaranarayanan INC 34,012 2. P.P Krishnan CPM 24,288 Total Valid votes 58,300 44. Pattambi : Electorate : 81,392 1. E.P. Gopalan CPI 30,659 2. Devaki Warrier CPM 26,072 Total Valid votes 56,731 45. Ottapalam : Electorate : 79,058 1. P. Balan INC 30,937 2. K.P. Unni CPM 24,120 Total Valid votes 55,057 46. Sreekrishnapuram : Electorate : 87,724 1. K. Sukumaran Unni INC 32,071 2. C. Govinda Panicker CPM 28,136 Independent 1,558 Total Valid votes 61,765 47. Mannarkkad : Electorate : 83,726 1. A.N. Yusuff CPI 30,563 2. C.S. Gangadharan CPM 23,854 Independents (2) 1,186 Total Valid votes 55,603 48. Malampuzha : Electorate : 73,909 1. P.V. Kunjikannan CPM 27,122 2. C.M. Chandrasekharan RSP 22,696 Independent 2,702 Total Valid votes 52,520 49. Palghat : Electorate : 84,546 1. C.M. Sundaram IND (PSP) 30,160 2. R. Krishnan CPM 27,357 Independents (3) 2,798 Total Valid votes 60,315 50. Chittur : Electorate : 85,253 1. P. Sankar CPI 28,698 2. K.A. Sivarama Bharathy BLD 21,121 Independents (4) 6,151 Total Valid votes 55,970 51. Kollengode : Electorate : 89,301 1. C. Vasudeva Menon CPM 29,303 2. K.V. Narayanan CPI 28,865 Independents(2) 5,358 Total Valid votes 63,526 52. Coyalmannam (SC) : Electorate : 86,425 1. M.K. Krishnan CPM 34,798 2. N. Subbayyan INC 29,570 Total Valid votes 64,368 53. Alathur : Electorate : 84,794 1. E.M.S. Namboodiripad CPM 31,424 2. V.S. Vijayaraghavan INC 29,725 Independent 1,377 Total Valid votes 62,226 54. Chelakara (SC) : Electorate : 80,751 1. K.K.balakrishnan INC 34,460 2. K.S. Sakaran CPM 24,525 Independents (3) 1,245 Total Valid votes 60,230 55. Wadakancherry : Electorate : 84,156 1. K.S. Narayanan Namboodiri INC 37,783 2. A.S.N. Nambisan CPM 25,725 Independents(3) 1,536 Total Valid votes 65,044 56. Kunnamkulam : Electorate : 84,153 1. K.P. Viswanathan INC 2. T.K. Krishnan CPM 29,889 Independents (3) 1,679 Total Valid votes 66,798 57. Cherpu : Electorate : 79,264 1. K.P. Prabhakaran CPI 33,526 2. N.Velayudhan IND (Opp) 29,007 Independent 936 Total Valid votes 63,469 58. Trichur : Electorate : 83,498 1. K.J. George BLD 32,335 2. P.A. Antony INC 28,185 Independent 1,314 Total Valid votes 61,834 59. Ollur : Electorate : 78,156 1. P.R. Francis INC 30,931 2. Adv.P.K. Asokan CPM 29,845 Independents(3) 2,088 Total Valid votes 62,864 60. Kodakara : Electorate : 80,118 1. Lonappan Nambadan KG 30,569 2. T.P. Sitaraman BLD 29,119 Independent 2,811 Total Valid votes 62,499 61. Chalakudy Electorate : 73,622 1. P.K.Ittoop KC (PG) 33,581 2. P.P. George INC 25,968 Independents(2) 1,313 Total Valid votes 60,862 62.
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