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Srinivasan Ramani

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Deputy National Editor, The Hindu. Opinion, News, Data, Explainers (Text & Context). Tweets - mine & not employer's. RTs aren't endorsements.
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UDF’s near three-fourths majority marked a historic victory for the Congress-led coalition

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By Srinivasan Ramani , Pon Vasanth B.A, Nitika Francis
| The Hindu
In a clear-cut mandate, the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) has won the 2026 Assembly election in Kerala with a vote share that is the coalition’s highest since the 2001 election. After a decade in Opposition, the UDF has been rewarded with a 46.55% vote share, surpassed only by its 2001 performance of 49.05%. It’s a gain of 7.67 percentage points over its 2021 vote share.
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TVK changes Tamil Nadu’s political landscape | Data

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By Srinivasan Ramani , Pon Vasanth B.A, Areena Arora , Sambavi Parthasarathy, Nitika Francis, Devyanshi Bihani
| Flipboard
Now Assembly election results for five states are hard to keep up with; changes virtually every minute, however, one party clearly emerges as taking the lead in West Bengal and Assam. In West Bengal, the BJP is leading and celebrations have begun at party headquarters in Kolkata, though leaders are …
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Turnout increases in Tamil Nadu followed spatial patterns

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By Srinivasan Ramani , Pon Vasanth B.A, N. Sai Charan
| The Hindu
Democratic right: People gathered in large numbers to cast their vote at KC Sankaralinga Nadar School in Kasimedu, part of Dr. Radhakrishnan Nagar constituency. | Photo Credit: B. Jothi Ramalingam The all-time high turnout in Tamil Nadu – 85.1%, according to provisional figures from the Election Commission of India – was shown to be a consequence of the Special Intensive Revision exercise in the State that had led to the net deletion of 68 lakh electors.
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