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Kerala Election 2022: Piravom Assembly Seat

Yet to be declared
2017 Winner Anoop Jacob Kerala Congress (Jacob)

Kerala Election: Piravom Assembly Constituency 2022

Piravom is one of the 140 Kerala Legislative Assembly Constituencies that comes under the Ernakulam district. Kerala Assembly Election 2021 for Piravom was held on April 6 and the result was declared on May 2.

Piravom assembly constituency had 1,99,652 electors in 2016, out of which 96,670 were male voters and 1,02,982 females. The None of the Above (NOTA) option got 0.5% votes.

What happened last time

In 2016, 7 candidates were contesting for Piravom assembly constituency seat. Piravom was one of 1 seats won by the Communist Party Of India (Marxist). It was a close contest with Kerala Congress (Jacob)'s Anoop Jacob winning the election upstaging Communist Party Of India (Marxist)'s M.J.Jacob by a margin of just 6,195 votes.

The top three candidates split 99.2% of votes between them. Kerala Congress (Jacob)'s Anoop Jacob got a total of 73,770 votes, while Communist Party Of India (Marxist)'s M.J.Jacob secured 67,575 votes. Bharath Dharma Jana Sena's candidate C.P.Sathyan grabbed the third spot with 17,503 votes. The top three parties got 46.0%, 42.2% and 10.9% respectively.

In Kerala Assembly election 2011, Kerala Congress (Jacob)'s T. M. Jacob beat Communist Party Of India (MARXIST)'s M.J.Jacob by 157 votes.

Piravom Kerala Assembly Elections 2017
Anoop Jacob Kerala Congress (Jacob) Winner
M.J.Jacob Communist Party Of India (Marxist) Runner Up
6,195 Winning margin
80.2% Percentage of votes polled
1,99,652 Number of voters
96,670 Number of male voters
1,02,982 Number of female voters

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