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2004 Indian general election
The 2004 Indian general election in Kerala were held for 20 Lok Sabha seats in the state.[1]
The result was an overwhelming victory for the Left Democratic Front (LDF) which won 15 seats. Indian National Congress , who had won 8 seats in the 1999 elections , won none this election. The other 5 seats were won by Kerala Congress (1), P.C. Thomas's Indian Federal Democratic Party (1), Indian Union Muslim League (1), Janata Dal (Secular) (1), and by an LDF supported Independent candidate (1).
In the aftermath of this election, the then Chief Minister of the state A. K. Antony resigned taking sole responsibility for the INC's poor electoral performance.[2] Despite this, the outside support from the Left Front proved valuable for Congress to have a stable government in the Lok Sabha for the next 5 years.[3]
List of elected MPs [ edit ]
Results [ edit ]
[4]
By alliance [ edit ]
Note:
UPA was not in existence in 1999, instead the number of seats won in 1999 represents the seats won by Indian National Congress
UDF, is a coalition in Kerala, that was formed in 2001, that includes the Indian National Congress, and splinter Congress groups in Kerala.
Left front, was not part of the UPA, in 2004, instead gave outside support.
P. C. Thomas's Indian Federal Democratic Party, later merged with Kerala Congress and the United Democratic Front.
By Party [ edit ]
Party
Alliance
Seats Contested
Seats
Change
Votes
%
±pp
Indian National Congress
UDF
17
0
8
4,846,637
32.13
7.27
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
Left Democratic Front
13
12
8
4,754,567
31.52
3.62
Communist Party of India
Left Democratic Front
4
3
3
1,190,526
7.89
0.29
Bharatiya Janata Party
NDA
19
0
15,66,569
10.38
3.78
Indian Union Muslim League
UDF
2
1
1
733,228
4.86
0.44
Kerala Congress (J)
Left Democratic Front
1
1
1
353,905
2.35
new
Janata Dal (Secular)
Left Democratic Front
1
1
1
340,111
2.25
0.05
Indian Federal Democratic Party
NDA
1
1
new
256,411
1.7
new
Kerala Congress (Mani)
UDF
1
0
1
209,880
1.39
0.91
Bahujan Samaj Party
none
14
0
74,656
0.49
0.48
Peoples Democratic Party (India)
none
1
0
new
45,720
0.3
new
Janata Dal (United)
NDA
4
0
7,806
0.05
1.25
Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Liberation
None
1
0
new
3,270
0.02
new
Social Action Party
none
1
0
new
2,987
0.02
new
All Kerala M.G.R. Dravida Munnetra Party
none
1
0
new
2,158
0.01
new
Independent
Left Democratic Front
1
1
3
323042
2.14
Total
177
20
–
15,086,428
–
By constituency [ edit ]
No.
Constituency
UDF candidate
Votes
%
Party
LDF candidate
Votes
%
Party
NDA candidate
Votes
%
Party
Winning alliance
Margin
1
Kasaragod
N. A. Mohammed
3,29,028
36.5
INC
P. Karunakaran
4,37,284
48.5
CPI(M)
V. Balakrishna Shetty
1,10,328
12.2
BJP
Left Democratic Front
1,08,256
2
Kannur
Mullappally Ramachandran
3,51,209
40.8
INC
A. P. Abdullakutty
4,35,058
50.5
CPI(M)
O. K. Vasu
47,213
5.4
BJP
Left Democratic Front
83,849
3
Vatakara
M. T. Padma
2,98,705
36.1
INC
P. Satheedevi
4,29,294
51.8
CPI(M)
K. P. Sreesan
81,901
9.9
BJP
Left Democratic Front
1,30,589
4
Kozhikode
V. Balaram
2,74,785
35.2
INC
M.P. Veerendra Kumar
3,40,111
43.5
JD(S)
M. T. Ramesh
97,711
12.5
BJP
Left Democratic Front
65,326
5
Manjeri
K. P. A. Majeed
3,79,177
41.8
IUML
T. K. Hamza
4,26,920
47.1
CPI(M)
Uma Unni
84,149
9.3
BJP
Left Democratic Front
47,743
6
Ponnani
E. Ahammed
3,54,051
48.5
IUML
P. P. Suneer
2,51,293
34.4
CPI
Aravindan
71,609
9.8
BJP
UDF
1,02,758
7
Palakkad
V. S. Vijaya Raghavan
2,76,986
33.7
INC
N. N. Krishnadas
3,75,144
45.7
CPI(M)
C. Udai Bhasker
1,47,792
18
BJP
Left Democratic Front
98,158
8
Ottapalam
K. A. Thulasi
3,25,518
40.3
INC
S. Ajaya Kumar
3,95,928
49
CPI(M)
Velayudhan
68,193
8.5
BJP
Left Democratic Front
70,410
9
Thrissur
A. C. Jose
2,74,999
40
INC
C. K. Chandrappan
3,20,960
46.7
CPI
P. S. Sreeraman
72,042
10.5
BJP
Left Democratic Front
45,961
10
Mukundapuram
Padmaja Venugopal
2,58,078
35.7
INC
Lonappan Nambadan
3,75,175
51.9
CPI(M)
Mathew Pailee
62,338
8.6
BJP
Left Democratic Front
1,17,097
11
Ernakulam
Edward Edezhath
2,52,943
38.4
INC
Sebastian Paul
3,23,042
49
IND-LDF
O. G. Thankappan
60,697
9.2
BJP
Left Democratic Front
70,099
12
Muvattupuzha
Jose K. Mani
2,09,880
28
KEC(M)
P. M. Ismail
2,55,882
34.3
CPI(M)
P. C. Thomas
2,56,411
34.4
IFDP
NDA
529
13
Kottayam
Anto Antony
2,98,299
42.3
KCM
K. Suresh Kurup
3,41,213
48.3
CPI(M)
B. Radhakrishna Menon
53,034
7.5
BJP
Left Democratic Front
42,914
14
Idukki
Benny Behanan
2,84,521
39
INC
K. Francis George
3,53,905
48.5
KEC
S. T. B. Mohandas
58,290
8
BJP
Left Democratic Front
69,384
15
Alappuzha
V. M. Sudheeran
3,34,485
45.8
INC
K. S. Manoj
3,35,494
46
CPI(M)
V. Padmanabhan
43,891
6
BJP
Left Democratic Front
1,009
16
Mavelikkara
Ramesh Chennithala
2,70,867
42
INC
Adv. C. S. Sujatha
2,78,281
43.2
CPI(M)
S. Krishnakumar
83,013
12.9
NDA
Left Democratic Front
7,414
17
Adoor
Kodikunnil Suresh
2,77,682
40.6
INC
Chengara Surendran
3,32,216
48.5
CPI(M)
P. M. Velayudhan
61,907
9
BJP
Left Democratic Front
54,534
18
Kollam
Sooranad Rajasekharan
2,44,208
34.6
INC
P. Rajendran
3,55,279
50.4
CPI(M)
Kizhakkanela Sudhakaran
62,183
8.8
BJP
Left Democratic Front
1,11,071
19
Chirayinkil
M. I. Shanavas
2,62,870
39.3
INC
Varkala Radhakrishnan
3,13,612
46.8
CPI(M)
J. R. Padmakumar
71,982
10.7
BJP
Left Democratic Front
50,742
20
Trivandrum
V. S. Sivakumar
2,31,454
30.3
INC
P. K. Vasudevan Nair
2,86,057
37.5
CPI
O. Rajagopal
2,28,052
29.9
BJP
Left Democratic Front
54,603
2005 By-election [ edit ]
Due to the death of the sitting MP P. K. Vasudevan Nair, Trivandrum constituency went to bypolls. Turnout for the election was 68.15%[5]
No.
Constituency
UDF candidate
Votes
%
Party
LDF candidate
Votes
%
Party
NDA candidate
Votes
%
Party
Winning alliance
Margin
20
Trivandrum
V. S. Sivakumar
3,16,124
41.63%
INC
Pannyan Raveendran
3,90,324
51.41%
CPI
C. K. Padmanabhan
36,690
4.83%
BJP
Left Democratic Front
74,200
↑ Elected in 2005 through by-election
References [ edit ]
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