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Date of General Election: 10.05.2006 163 31. LEGISLATURE AND ELECTION Table 31.1 General Election - Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly 2006- Results at a Glance 31.2 General Election to Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly by Constituencies 31.3 General Election - Lok Sabha – 2004 Results at a Glance by Partywise 31.4 General Election to Lok Sabha by Parliamentary Constituencies - 2004 Dream Dare Win www.jeywin.com 164 LEGISLATURE AND ELECTION 31. LEGISLATURE AND ELECTION 31.1 GENERAL ELECTION TAMILNADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 2006 RESULTS AT A GLANCE DATE OF GENERAL ELECTION: 10.05.2006 Name of the Seats Seats Votes Political Party Contested won Secured 1. All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam 188 61 10768559 2. All India Forward Block 62 - 103985 3. Bharatiya Janata Party 225 0 666823 4. Communist Party of India 10 6 531740 5. Communist Party of India (Marxist) 13 9 872674 6. Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam 132 96 8728716 7. Indian National Congress 48 34 2765768 8. Janata Dal (S) 1 - 23628 9. Janata Dal (U) 28 - 31734 10. Janata Party 5 - 5300 11. Pattali Makkal Katchi 31 18 1863749 12. Independent and Others 1843 10 6629495 TOTAL 2586 234 32992171 31.2 GENERAL ELECTION TO TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY CONSTITUENCIES 2006 Name of Assembly Total Votes % of Constituency Electors Polled Polling 1. Royapuram 137772 95090 69.02 2. Harbour 105115 60005 57.09 3. Dr.Radhakrishnan Nagar 239326 167730 70.08 4. Park Town 117018 72915 62.31 5. Perambur (SC) 268704 182379 67.87 6. Purasawalkam 294352 191680 65.12 7. Egmore (SC) 122297 79326 64.86 8. Anna Nagar 352829 216659 61.41 9. Theagaraya nagar 242771 152632 62.87 10. Thousand Lights 169506 108291 63.89 11. Chepauk 105252 67082 63.73 12. Triplicane 132523 85504 64.52 13. Mylapore 235246 147345 62.63 14. Saidapet 248483 164295 66.12 15. Gummidipundi 195425 156263 79.96 Dream Dare Win Source: The Joint Chief Electoral Officer, Chwww.jeywin.comennai-9 LEGISLATURE AND ELECTION 165 31.2 GENERAL ELECTION TO TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY CONSTITUENCIES 2006 (Contd.) Name of Assembly Total Votes % of Constituency Electors Polled Polling 16. Ponneri (SC) 248155 175229 70.61 17. Thiruvottiyur 496267 341402 68.79 18. Villivakkam 941112 611084 64.93 19. Alandur 431953 284403 65.84 20. Tambaram 872877 561888 64.37 21. Tirupporur (SC) 247954 162708 65.62 22. Chengalpattu 178466 127475 71.43 23. Maduranthakam 154532 117418 75.98 24. Acharapakkam (SC) 146977 109003 74.16 25. Uthiramerur 182455 144596 79.25 26. Kancheepuram 239201 172723 72.21 27. Sriperumbudur (SC) 238710 160042 67.04 28. Poonamallee 336248 203991 60.67 29. Thiruvallur 188609 133732 70.90 30. Tiruttani 164790 122687 74.45 31. Pallipattu 173462 126680 73.03 32. Arakkonam (SC) 190314 140646 73.90 33. Sholingar 180495 138112 76.52 34. Ranipet 227170 168313 74.09 35. Arcot 160759 123707 76.95 36. Katpadi 214702 151130 70.39 37. Gudiyatham 178024 121338 68.16 38. Pernampet (SC) 188544 131491 69.74 39. Vaniyambadi 189807 131360 69.21 40. Natrampalli 210823 154916 73.48 41. Tirupattur 210399 147764 70.23 42. Chengam (SC) 175158 124842 71.27 43. Thandarampattu 187339 143976 76.85 44. Thiruvannamalai 215158 149893 70.65 45. Kalasapakkam 181980 142192 78.14 46. Polur 173999 124456 71.53 47. Anaicut 190231 131556 69.16 48. Vellore 207448 135359 65.25 49. Arani 184336 141134 75.56 50. Cheyyar 169494 135508 79.95 51. Vandavasi (SC) 174376 123414 70.77 52. Peranamallur 170898 121231 70.94 53. Melmalayanur 174724 123907 70.92 54. Gingee 179189 129946 72.52 55. Tindivanam 153528 118735 77.34 56. Vanur (SC) 201206 140884 70.02 57. Kandamangalam (SC) 186058 139441 74.94 58. Villupuram 212630 154600 72.71 59. Mugaiyur 188747 128303 77.09 60. Tirunavalur 166440 125832 75.60 Dream Dare Win Source: The Joint Chief Electoral Officer,www.jeywin.com Chennai-9 166 LEGISLATURE AND ELECTION 31.2 GENERAL ELECTION TO TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY CONSTITUENCIES 2006 (Contd.) Name of Assembly Total Votes % of Constituency Electors Polled Polling 61. Ulundurpet (SC) 214774 149061 69.40 62. Nellikuppam 164369 124365 75.66 63. Cuddalore 196095 140286 71.54 64. Panruti 175294 143148 81.66 65. Kurinjipadi 167658 123708 73.79 66. Bhuvanagiri 167859 127834 76.16 67. Kattumannar Koil (SC) 152743 111245 72.83 68. Chidambaram 147220 111066 75.44 69. Vridhachalam 197117 151731 76.98 70. Mangalore (SC) 193879 142349 73.42 71. Rishivandiam 186451 128194 68.75 72. Chinnasalem 179669 132298 73.63 73. Sankarapuram 206139 144844 70.27 74. Hosur 312387 215406 68.95 75. Thali 180674 123888 68.57 76. Kaveripattinam 183149 141173 77.08 77. Krishnagiri 197095 140271 71.17 78. Bargur 197892 143663 72.60 79. Harur (SC) 223534 155411 69.52 80. Morappur 173038 126784 73.27 81. Palacode 196330 150902 76.86 82. Dharmapuri 215291 147708 68.61 83. Pennagaram 208084 149932 72.05 84. Mettur 198408 138183 69.65 85. Tharamangalam 200861 141757 70.57 86. Omalur 188486 134357 71.28 87. Yercaud (ST) 156742 113626 72.49 88. Salem I 206400 156561 75.85 89. Salem II 250137 180545 72.18 90. Veerapandi 268821 212846 79.18 91. Panamarathupatty 209051 164238 78.56 92. Attur 160786 118370 73.62 93. Thalavasal (SC) 182114 131943 72.45 94. Rasipuram 187025 137750 73.66 95. Sendamangalam (ST) 182451 129240 70.84 96. Namakkal (SC) 212232 143999 67.85 97. Kabilarmalai 171751 122862 71.53 98. Tiruchengode 296618 212068 71.50 99. Sangagiri (SC) 210731 144691 68.66 100. Edappadi 222666 169848 76.28 101. Mettupalayam 204170 151546 74.23 102. Avinashi (SC) 190450 134476 70.61 103. Thondamuthur 420186 296863 70.65 104. Singanallur 337398 240267 71.21 105. Coimbatore (West) 140374 100669 71.71 Dream Dare Win Source: The Joint Chief Electoral Officer, Chwww.jeywin.comennai-9 LEGISLATURE AND ELECTION 167 31.2 GENERAL ELECTION TO TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY CONSTITUENCIES 2006 (Contd.) Name of Assembly Total Votes % of Constituency Electors Polled Polling 106. Coimbatore (East) 157364 109103 69.33 107. Perur 337402 246121 72.95 108. Kinathukkadavu 156481 117812 75.29 109. Pollachi 193283 135722 70.22 110. Valparai (SC) 127872 86321 67.51 111. Udumalpet 207409 143593 69.23 112. Dharapuram (SC) 173547 123871 71.38 113. Vellakoil 155431 117618 75.67 114. Pongalur 154491 114351 74.02 115. Palladam 236223 167080 70.73 116. Tiruppur 428422 244194 57.00 117. Kangayam 162590 123559 75.99 118. Modakurichi 192274 146507 76.20 119. Perundurai 180617 137506 76.13 120. Erode 303864 214918 70.73 121. Bhavani 169720 126612 74.60 122. Andhiyur (SC) 159908 111198 69.54 123. Gobichettipalayam 157445 121516 77.18 124. Bhavanisagar 170773 128086 75.00 125. Sathyamangalam 171378 121465 70.88 126. Coonoor (SC) 147524 95666 64.85 127. Uthagamandalam 150906 95797 63.48 128. Gudalur 210699 143352 68.04 129. Palani (SC) 160854 120386 74.84 130. Oddanchatram 159094 118896 74.73 131. Periyakulam 195988 137287 70.05 132. Theni 200448 136690 68.19 133. Bodinaickanur 165069 117347 71.09 134. Cumbum 165427 117390 70.96 135. Andipatti 183610 134304 73.15 136. Sedapatti 138459 97990 70.77 137. Thirumangalam 169523 120248 70.93 138. Usilampatti 137738 92503 67.16 139. Nilakottai (SC) 176484 122838 69.60 140. Sholavandan 158021 112702 71.32 141. Tiruparamkundram 388164 274014 70.59 142. Madurai (West) 185269 131030 70.72 143. Madurai (Central) 135020 94224 69.79 144. Madurai (East) 134455 95244 70.84 145. Samayanallur (SC) 411325 286907 69.75 146. Melur 190114 135283 71.16 147. Natham 179371 133614 74.49 148. Dindigul 218221 152748 70.00 149. Athoor 202430 143432 70.86 150. Vedasandur 210197 149370 71.06 Dream Dare Win Source: The Joint Chief Electoral Officer,www.jeywin.com Chennai-9 168 LEGISLATURE AND ELECTION 31.2 GENERAL ELECTION TO TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY CONSTITUENCIES 2006 (Contd.) Name of Assembly Total Votes % of Constituency Electors Polled Polling 151. Aravakurichi 134828 100783 74.75 152. Karur 221389 170676 77.09 153. Krishnarayapuram (SC) 161374 126049 78.11 154. Marungapuri 187713 135080 71.96 155. Kulithalai 171539 138070 80.49 156. Thottiam 165785 123642 74.58 157. Uppiliapuram (ST) 173935 125957 72.42 158. Musiri 203077 153726 75.70 159. Lalgudi 174305 132167 75.83 160. Perambalur (SC) 181069 133863 73.93 161. Varahur (SC) 160287 121148 75.58 162. Ariyalur 163907 132460 80.81 163. Andimadam 144606 113460 78.46 164. Jayamkondam 167088 135031 80.81 165. Srirangam 259848 193841 74.60 166. Tiruchirappalli - I 117649 86797 73.78 167. Tiruchirappalli - II 211217 149931 70.98 168. Tiruverumbur 266993 189750 71.07 169. Sirkali (SC) 172456 123817 71.80 170. Poompuhar 161553 120015 74.29 171. Mailaduthurai 159101 115612 72.66 172. Kuttalam 167513 129123 77.08 173. Nannilam (SC) 166654 127511 76.51 174. Thiruvarur (SC) 176537 135462 76.73 175. Nagapattinam 164819 125060 75.88 176. Vedaranyam 159520 132984 83.36 177. Tiruthuraipoondi (SC) 180937 137841 76.18 178. Mannargudi 183489 137898 75.15 179. Pattukottai 176850 125918 71.20 180. Peravurani 168565 129781 76.99 181. Orathanad 165978 128638 77.50 182. Thiruvonam 200113 149991 74.95 183. Thanjavur 185684 123038 66.26 184. Thiruvaiyaru 149967 114898 76.62 185. Papanasam 161259 123180 76.39 186. Valangaiman (SC) 139552 109960 78.80 187. Kumbakonam 166196 125038 75.23 188. Thiruvidaimaruthur 174917 134700 77.01 189. Thirumayam 162477 117986 72.62 190. Kolathur (SC) 197012 148090 75.17 191. Pudukottai 202027 152502 75.48 192. Alangudi 197744 152986 77.36 193. Arantangi 205474 144402 70.28 194. Tirupattur 151997 107312 70.60 195. Karaikudi 208583 131432 63.01 Dream Dare Win Source: The Joint Chief Electoral Officer, Chwww.jeywin.comennai-9 LEGISLATURE AND ELECTION 169 31.2 GENERAL ELECTION TO TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY CONSTITUENCIES 2006 (Concld.) Name of Assembly Total Votes % of Constituency Electors Polled Polling 196.
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