Mavelikkara Lok Sabha Election Result

Mavelikkara is a parliamentary constituency in Kerala. Election results of Mavelikkara lok sabha seat is given below in a table that also lists all MPs from this seat. Click election year in the table, for more detailed result.

List of all MP from Mavelikkara Lok Sabha Seat (Kerala) Click on Year to View Detailed Result
Year	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
2019	Kodikunnil Suresh	INC	440415
2014	Kodikunnil Suresh	INC	402432
2009	Kodikkunnil Suresh	INC	397211
2004	C S Sujatha	CPM	278281
1999	Ramesh Chennithala	INC	310455
1998	Prof P J Kurien	INC	275001
1996	P J Kurien	INC	290524
1991	P J Kurian	INC	304519
1989	P J Kurien	INC	334864
1984	Thampan Thomas	JNP	232339
1980	P J Kurien	INC(U)	226645
1977	B K Nair	INC	238169
1971	R Balakrishna Pillai	KEC	212210

2019 Parliamentary Constituency Election
S N	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Kodikunnil Suresh Male 56 yr SC	INC Indian National Congress hand	440415 45.29%
2	Chittayam Gopakumar Male 53 yr SC	CPI Communist Party Of India ears of corn and sickle	379277 39.01%
3	Thazhava Sahadevan Male 64 yr SC	BDJS Bharath Dharma Jana Sena pot	133546 13.73%
4	Nota	NOTA None Of The Above	5754 0.59%
5	Thollur Rajagopalan Male 48 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party elephant	3864 0.4%
6	Kuttan Kattachira Male 62 yr SC	IND Independent whistle	1982 0.2%
7	Usha Kottarakkara Female 47 yr SC	IND Independent auto- rickshaw	1620 0.17%
8	K Bimalji Male 41 yr SC	SUCI(C) Socialist Unity Centre Of India (communist) battery torch	1450 0.15%
9	Raghavan R Male 70 yr SC	IND Independent camera	1314 0.14%
10	Ajayakumar Male 40 yr SC	IND Independent frock	1211 0.12%
11	Aji Pathanapuram Male 34 yr SC	IND Independent flute	602 0.06%
	Total		971035 74.23%

In 2019, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 1308102 electors. Total number of valid vote was 971035. Indian National Congress candidate Kodikunnil Suresh won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 440415 votes. Communist Party Of India candidate Chittayam Gopakumar stood second with total 379277 votes. He lost by 61138 votes.

2014 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Kodikunnil Suresh Male 52 yr SC	INC Indian National Congress hand	402432 32.13%
2	Chengara Surendran Male 46 yr SC	CPI Communist Party Of India ears of corn and sickle	369695 29.52%
3	Adv P Sudheer Male 32 yr SC	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party lotus	79743 6.37%
4	None Of The Above	NOTA None Of The Above nota	9459 0.76%
5	Jyothish Perumpulickal Male 40 yr SC	SDPI Social Democratic Party Of India ceiling fan	8946 0.71%
6	N Sadanandan Male 67 yr SC	AAAP Aam Aadmi Party broom	7753 0.62%
7	Sasikala K S Female 44 yr SC	SUCI Socialist Unity Centre Of India(communist) glass tumbler	4736 0.38%
8	Adv P K Jayakrishna N Male 34 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party elephant	3603 0.29%
9	Pallickal Surendran Male 53 yr SC	IND Independent dish antenna	1486 0.12%
10	Piravathoor Sreedharan Male 59 yr SC	IND Independent camera	1207 0.1%
	Total		889060 70.99%

In 2014, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 1252668 electors. Total number of valid vote was 889060. Indian National Congress candidate Kodikunnil Suresh won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 402432 votes. Communist Party Of India candidate Chengara Surendran stood second with total 369695 votes. He lost by 32737 votes.

2009 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Kodikkunnil Suresh Male 46 yr SC	INC Indian National Congress	397211 34.75%
2	R S Anil Male 34 yr SC	CPI Communist Party Of India	349163 30.55%
3	P M Velayudhan Male 52 yr SC	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	40992 3.59%
4	Dr N D Mohan Male 56 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	8681 0.76%
5	Sooranad Sukumaran Male 60 yr SC	IND Independent	3197 0.28%
6	K S Sasikala Female 40 yr SC	IND Independent	2369 0.21%
7	G Anil Kumar Male 26 yr SC	IND Independent	2189 0.19%
	Total		803802 70.32%

In 2009, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 1142993 electors. Total number of valid vote was 803802. Indian National Congress candidate Kodikkunnil Suresh won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 397211 votes. Communist Party Of India candidate R S Anil stood second with total 349163 votes. He lost by 48048 votes.

2004 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	C S Sujatha Female 38 yr GEN	CPM Communist Party Of India (marxist)	278281
2	Ramesh Chennithala Male 47 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress	270867
3	S Krishnakumar Male 63 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	83013
4	Adv Saji K Cheraman Male 33 yr GEN	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	4918
5	Adv V C Zachariah Male 58 yr GEN	SLAP Social Action Party	2987
6	S Radhamani Female 37 yr GEN	IND Independent	2353
7	Dr K Kishorekumar Male 55 yr GEN	IND Independent	1298
8	R Kavitha Female 32 yr SC	IND Independent	897
	Total		644614 0%

In 2004, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total electors. Total number of valid vote was 644614. Communist Party Of India (marxist) candidate C S Sujatha won and became MP from this seat. She secured total 278281 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Ramesh Chennithala stood second with total 270867 votes. He lost by 7414 votes.

1999 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Ramesh Chennithala Male	INC Indian National Congress	310455 46.76%
2	Prof Ninan Koshy Male	IND Independent	277012 41.72%
3	K Raman Pillai Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	73668 11.1%
4	Anil Thomas Male	IND Independent	1128 0.17%
5	Ninan K Daniel Male	IND Independent	896 0.13%
6	Kadhikan Niranam Rajan Male	IND Independent	748 0.11%
	Total		663907 71.21%

In 1999, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 936952 electors. Total number of valid vote was 663907. Indian National Congress candidate Ramesh Chennithala won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 310455 votes. Independent candidate Prof Ninan Koshy stood second with total 277012 votes. He lost by 33443 votes.

1998 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Prof P J Kurien Male	INC Indian National Congress	275001 44.26%
2	Prof Nainan Koshy Male	IND Independent	273740 44.06%
3	Rajan Moolaveettil Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	68450 11.02%
4	K Sasikumar Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	3185 0.51%
5	C S Kanakambaran Male	IND Independent	983 0.16%
	Total		621359 69.95%

In 1998, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 893600 electors. Total number of valid vote was 621359. Indian National Congress candidate Prof P J Kurien won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 275001 votes. Independent candidate Prof Nainan Koshy stood second with total 273740 votes. He lost by 1261 votes.

1996 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	P J Kurien Male	INC Indian National Congress	290524 47.02%
2	M R Gopalakrishnan Male	CPM Communist Party Of India (marxist)	269448 43.61%
3	K K R Kumar Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	45325 7.34%
4	Niranam Rajan Male	IND Independent	5710 0.92%
5	Prakash P Thomas Male	IND Independent	5668 0.92%
6	C R Karoli Male	IND Independent	1134 0.18%
	Total		617809 71.93%

In 1996, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 880820 electors. Total number of valid vote was 617809. Indian National Congress candidate P J Kurien won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 290524 votes. Communist Party Of India (marxist) candidate M R Gopalakrishnan stood second with total 269448 votes. He lost by 21076 votes.

1991 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	P J Kurian Male	INC Indian National Congress	304519 49.09%
2	Suresh Kurup Male	CPM Communist Party Of India (marxist)	279031 44.98%
3	Chennithala Gopalkrishnan Nair Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	25665 4.14%
4	Thomas Kuthiravattom Male	JP Janata Party	5018 0.81%
5	Niranam Rajan Male	IND Independent	3441 0.55%
6	Samkutty Jacob Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	2655 0.43%
	Total		620329 72.89%

In 1991, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 862770 electors. Total number of valid vote was 620329. Indian National Congress candidate P J Kurian won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 304519 votes. Communist Party Of India (marxist) candidate Suresh Kurup stood second with total 279031 votes. He lost by 25488 votes.

1989 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	P J Kurien Male	INC Indian National Congress	334864 51.15%
2	Thampan Thomas Male	JD Janata Dal	277682 42.41%
3	Prathapachandra Verma Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	30229 4.62%
4	Sankaramangalam Jayashankar Male	JNP (jp) Janata Pary (jp)	6554 1%
5	M K Ramesh Babu Male	IND Independent	1961 0.3%
6	C K John Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	1725 0.26%
7	C R Karoli Male	IND Independent	743 0.11%
8	Niranam Rajan Male	IND Independent	561 0.09%
9	Thankan Male	IND Independent	192 0.03%
10	Mavelikara Sudarsanan Male	IND Independent	187 0.03%
	Total		654698 78.33%

In 1989, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 840010 electors. Total number of valid vote was 654698. Indian National Congress candidate P J Kurien won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 334864 votes. Janata Dal candidate Thampan Thomas stood second with total 277682 votes. He lost by 57182 votes.

1984 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Thampan Thomas Male	JNP Janata Party	232339 46.52%
2	T N Upendranatha Kurup Male	IND Independent	231052 46.26%
3	P K Vishnu Namboodiri Male	BJP Bharatiya Janta Party	25124 5.03%
4	C George Male	IND Independent	5119 1.02%
5	Chellappann Pillai Male	IND Independent	3364 0.67%
6	Mundankavu Gopalakrishna Panicker Male	IND Independent	2465 0.49%
	Total		499463 74.7%

In 1984, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 673469 electors. Total number of valid vote was 499463. Janata Party candidate Thampan Thomas won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 232339 votes. Independent candidate T N Upendranatha Kurup stood second with total 231052 votes. He lost by 1287 votes.

1980 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	P J Kurien Male	INC(U) Indian National Congress (u)	226645 54.09%
2	Thevally Madhavan Pillai Male	IND Independents	163523 39.03%
3	G E Thampi Male	IND Independents	27635 6.6%
4	Tharayilthan Kesava Pillai Male	IND Independents	1186 0.28%
	Total		418989 67.62%

In 1980, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 623914 electors. Total number of valid vote was 418989. Indian National Congress (u) candidate P J Kurien won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 226645 votes. Independents candidate Thevally Madhavan Pillai stood second with total 163523 votes. He lost by 63122 votes.

1977 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	B K Nair Male	INC Indian National Congress	238169 53.61%
2	B G Verghese Male	IND Independents	181617 40.88%
3	K Gopalakrishnan Male	IND Independents	24450 5.5%
	Total		444236 79.46%

In 1977, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 569041 electors. Total number of valid vote was 444236. Indian National Congress candidate B K Nair won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 238169 votes. Independents candidate B G Verghese stood second with total 181617 votes. He lost by 56552 votes.

1971 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	R Balakrishna Pillai Male	KEC Kerala Congress	212210 56.01%
2	S Ramachandran Pillai Male	CPM Communist Party Of India (marxist)	156683 41.36%
3	C Thomas Male	IND Independents	9969 2.63%
	Total		378862 74.22%

In 1971, Mavelikkara parliamentary constituency had total 514087 electors. Total number of valid vote was 378862. Kerala Congress candidate R Balakrishna Pillai won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 212210 votes. Communist Party Of India (marxist) candidate S Ramachandran Pillai stood second with total 156683 votes. He lost by 55527 votes.

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