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Kerala Election 2022: Vengara Assembly Seat

Yet to be declared
2017 Winner P.K. Kunhalikkutty Indian Union Muslim League

Kerala Election: Vengara Assembly Constituency 2022

Vengara is the assembly constituency which comes under the Malappuram district. It is one of the 140 Kerala Legislative Assembly Constituencies . Kerala Assembly Election 2021 for Vengara was held on April 6 and the result was declared on May 2.

In 2016, the Vengara assembly seat had 1,69,616 registered voters. Of the, 86,921 were male and 82,695 were female voters. 0.3% of votes were casted for NOTA.

What happened last time

In the 2016 Kerala Legislative Assembly Election, there were 6 candidates in the fray from Vengara constituency. Vengara was one of 18 seats won by the Communist Party Of India (Marxist). It was a one way contest with Indian Union Muslim League's P.K. Kunhalikkutty comfortably winning the election upstaging Communist Party Of India (Marxist)'s Adv. P.P. Basheer by a huge margin of 38,057 votes.

The top two candidates split 88.8% of votes between them. Indian Union Muslim League's P.K. Kunhalikkutty got a total of 72,181 votes, while Communist Party Of India (Marxist)'s Adv. P.P. Basheer secured 34,124 votes. Bharatiya Janta Party's candidate P.T. Ali Haji secured 7,055 votes to finish at the third place. The top three parties got 60.3%, 28.5% and 5.9% respectively.

In Kerala Assembly election 2011, Muslim League Kerala State Committee's P.K.Kunhalikutty outperformed Indian National League's K.P.Ismayil by 38,237 votes.

Vengara Kerala Assembly Elections 2017
P.K. Kunhalikkutty Indian Union Muslim League Winner
Adv. P.P. Basheer Communist Party Of India (Marxist) Runner Up
38,057 Winning margin
70.6% Percentage of votes polled
1,69,616 Number of voters
86,921 Number of male voters
82,695 Number of female voters

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