Election Snapshot
Key performance indicators for this election
Winner
Runner-up
Winning Margin
Voter Turnout
Total Candidates
Total Votes Polled
Full Candidate Ranking
Official Contest Results
Ranked by Votes| Rank | Candidate | Party | Votes | Share% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
TR THANGATHURAI RElected MLA | AIADMK AIADMK | 85,507Votes | 48.99% | |
DMK DMK | 70,731Votes | 40.52% | ||
3 | DMDK DMDK | 7,666Votes | 4.39% | |
4 | BJP BJP | 2,565Votes | 1.47% | |
5 | PMK PMK | 2,201Votes | 1.26% | |
6 | NTK NTK | 1,204Votes | 0.69% | |
7 | BSP BSP | 746Votes | 0.43% | |
8 | AIFB AIFB | 703Votes | 0.40% | |
9 | IND | 440Votes | 0.25% | |
10 | IND | 307Votes | 0.18% | |
11 | IND | 227Votes | 0.13% | |
12 | IND | 188Votes | 0.11% | |
13 | IND | 139Votes | 0.08% | |
14 | RV RV | 98Votes | 0.06% | |
15 | IND | 0Votes | 0.00% | |
16 | IND | 0Votes | 0.00% | |
17 | IND | 0Votes | 0.00% | |
18 | IND | 0Votes | 0.00% |
Election Summary & Analysis
Editorial Breakdown for NILAKKOTTAI 2016
In the 2016 Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections, the NILAKKOTTAI constituency witnessed a significant contest involving 18 candidates. THANGATHURAI R, representing the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), emerged victorious with a total of 85,507 votes.
The victory was secured with a winning margin of 14,776 votes over the runner-up, ANBAZHAGAN M from the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, who secured 70,731 votes. The winner's vote share stood at 48.989635672993735%, reflecting strong support within the constituency.
The voter turnout for NILAKKOTTAI in 2016 was recorded at 79.85%. A total of 174,541 votes were polled, indicating high civic participation in the democratic process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won the NILAKKOTTAI election in 2016?
THANGATHURAI R from All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam won the NILAKKOTTAI constituency in the 2016 assembly elections.
What was the winning margin in NILAKKOTTAI 2016?
The winning margin was 14,776 votes.
What was the voter turnout in NILAKKOTTAI for the 2016 election?
The voter turnout was 79.85% in the 2016 election.