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1991 Indian general election Turnout 73.32% ( 5.98%)
First party
Second party
Third party
Party
INC
CPI (M)
CPI
Alliance
UDF
LDF
LDF
Last election
14
2
0
Seats won
13
3
0
Seat change
1
1
-
Percentage
38.77%
20.71%
8.12%
Fourth party
Party
IUML
Alliance
UDF
Last election
2
Seats won
2
Seat change
-
Percentage
5.02%
The 1991 Indian general election were held to elect 20 members to the tenth Lok Sabha from Kerala .[1] Indian National Congress (INC) -led United Democratic Front (UDF) won 16 seats while Left Democratic Front (LDF) , led by Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)) won the remaining 4 seats.[2] Turnout for the election was at 70.66%[3] In the Lok Sabha, INC formed a minority government under the premiership of P. V. Narasimha Rao .
Alliances and parties [ edit ]
[4]
UDF is a Kerala legislative alliance formed by INC veteran K. Karunakaran . LDF comprises primarily of CPI(M) and the CPI , forming the Left Front in the national level. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) contested in 19 seats.
United Democratic Front [ edit ]
Left Democratic Front [ edit ]
Bharatiya Janata Party [ edit ]
No.
Party
Election Symbol
Seats Contested
1.
Bharatiya Janata Party
19
List of elected MPs [ edit ]
[5]
Results [ edit ]
Performance of political parties [ edit ]
[6]
Vote Share by alliance
Other (2.52%)
No.
Party
Political Front
Seats
Votes
%Votes
±pp
1
Indian National Congress
UDF
13
55,26,187
38.77%
2.93
2
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
LDF
3
29,52,043
20.71%
2.16
3
Communist Party of India
LDF
0
11,56,798
8.12%
1.92
4
Indian Union Muslim League
UDF
2
7,15,222
5.02%
0.21
5
Janata Dal
LDF
0
6,43,366
4.51%
2.65
6
Bharatiya Janata Party
none
0
6,56,945
4.61%
0.10
7
Indian Congress (Socialist) - Sarat Chandra Singha
LDF
1
3,95,501
2.77%
0.29
8
Kerala Congress (M)
UDF
1
3,84,255
2.70%
0.34
9
Revolutionary Socialist Party
LDF
0
3,42,796
2.41%
10
Kerala Congress
LDF
0
3,19,933
2.24%
1.78
11
Bahujan Samaj Party
none
0
23,475
0.16%
0.04
12
Janata Party
none
0
17,883
0.13%
0.13
13
Republican Party of India
none
0
5,840
0.04%
new
14
Deseeya Karshaka Party
none
0
4,508
0.03%
new
15
Door Darshi Party
none
0
3,268
0.02%
new
16
Lok Dal
none
0
3,024
0.02%
new
Independents
0
11,02,111
7.73%
1.76
By constituency [ edit ]
[7]
No.
Constituency
UDF candidate
Votes
%
Party
LDF candidate
Votes
%
Party
BJP / Other candidate
Votes
%
Party
Winning alliance
Margin
1
Kasaragod
K. C. Venugopal
3,35,113
43.2%
INC
M. Ramanna Rai
3,44,536
44.4%
CPI(M)
C. K. Padmanabhan
76,067
9.8%
BJP
LDF
9,423
2
Kannur
Mullappally Ramachandran
3,76,696
50.2%
INC
E. Ebrahim Kutty
3,35,569
44.8%
IC(S)
M. K. Saseendran
25,720
3.4%
BJP
UDF
41,127
3
Vatakara
M. Ratnasingh
3,78,012
47.2%
INC
K. P. Unnikrishnan
3,95,501
49.4%
CPI(M)
P. Unnikrishnan
8,566
1.1%
IND
LDF
17,489
4
Kozhikode
K. Muraleedharan
3,55,113
47.1%
INC
M. P. Veerendra Kumar
3,39,229
45.0%
JD
U. Dattathriya Rao
43,661
5.8%
BJP
UDF
15,884
5
Manjeri
E. Ahamed
3,75,456
50.6%
IUML
V. Venugopal
2,86,133
38.6%
CPI(M)
Ahalya Sankar
51,634
7.0%
BJP
UDF
89,323
6
Ponnani
Ebrahim Sulaiman Sait
3,39,766
52.3%
IUML
K. Hamza Kunju
2,44,060
37.6%
CPI
K. Janachandran
45,388
7.0%
BJP
UDF
95,706
7
Palakkad
V. S. Vijayaraghavan
3,34,913
47.7%
INC
A. Vijayaraghavan
3,19,145
45.4%
CPI(M)
Rema S. Menon
31,323
4.5%
BJP
UDF
15,768
8
Ottapalam
K. R. Narayanan
3,27,043
47.7%
INC
Lenin Rajendran
3,11,955
45.5%
CPI(M)
M. A. Pushpakran
33,542
4.9%
BJP
UDF
15,088
9
Thrissur
P. C. Chacko
3,42,896
48.6%
INC
K. P. Rajendran
3,13,665
44.4%
CPI
E. Reghunandanan
38,213
5.4%
BJP
UDF
29,231
10
Mukundapuram
Savithri Lakshmanan
3,62,029
47.8%
INC
A. P. Kurian
3,49,664
46.1%
IND
K. V. Sreedharan
30,776
4.1%
BJP
UDF
12,365
11
Ernakulam
K. V. Thomas
3,62,975
49.0%
INC
V. Viswanatha Menon
3,15,831
42.6%
CPI(M)
V. A. Rahman
30,082
4.1%
BJP
UDF
47,144
12
Muvattupuzha
P. C. Thomas
3,84,255
53.4%
KC(M)
P. I. Devasia
2,86,152
39.8%
IND
N. Ajith
26,783
3.7%
BJP
UDF
98,103
13
Kottayam
Ramesh Chennithala
3,66,759
51.4%
INC
Thampan Thomas
3,04,137
42.6%
JD
George Kurian
22,622
3.2%
BJP
UDF
62,622
14
Idukki
K. M. Mathew
3,45,139
48.3%
INC
P. J. Joseph
3,19,933
44.8%
KEC
K. Madhusoodhanan Nair
25,197
3.5%
BJP
UDF
25,206
15
Alappuzha
Vakkom Purushothaman
3,50,719
47.3%
INC
T. J. Anjalose
3,64,794
49.2%
CPI(M)
V. S. Vijayakumar
15,973
2.2%
BJP
LDF
14,075
16
Mavelikkara
P. J. Kurian
3,04,519
48.4%
INC
K. Suresh Kurup
2,79,031
44.4%
CPI(M)
Chennithala Gopalkrishnan Nair
25,665
4.1%
BJP
UDF
25,488
17
Adoor
Kodikunnil Suresh
3,27,066
48.9%
INC
Bhargavi Thankappan
3,08,471
46.1%
CPI
C. C. Kunjan
17,067
2.6%
BJP
UDF
18,595
18
Kollam
S. Krishna Kumar
3,70,523
50.0%
INC
R. S. Unni
3,42,796
46.2%
RSP
S. Ramakrishna Pillai
16,507
2.2%
IND
UDF
27,727
19
Chirayinkil
Thalekunnil Basheer
3,30,412
47.2%
INC
Suseela Gopalan
3,31,518
47.4%
CPI(M)
K. K. R. Kumar
20,159
2.9%
BJP
LDF
1,106
20
Trivandrum
A. Charles
3,34,272
46.3%
INC
E. J. Vijayamma
2,90,602
40.3%
CPI
O. Rajagopal
80,566
11.2%
BJP
UDF
43,670
See also [ edit ]
References [ edit ]