Sulur Election Results 2026 Live Updates: How are the leading candidates performing in Tamil Nadu?

How are top candidates performing in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections? Check the latest updates here.

Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 | The contest in Sulur looks set to go down to the wire. After 32 min ago hours of counting, TVK's Nm. Sukumar leads AIADMK's V.P. Kandasamy by 3603 votes, though the situation remains volatile.

Here are the latest numbers and party-wise trends from the Tamil Nadu Assembly election Results 2026.

The Sulur Assembly seat falls within the WEST TAMIL NADU region of Tamil Nadu. Below are the latest figures highlighting the performance of various parties and alliances in this area.

The Sulur seat in Tamil Nadu falls within the WEST TAMIL NADU region. How are parties and alliances performing here? Check the latest vote share and updated figures.

Vote counting is underway for the Sulur Assembly seat. As per the latest figures, TVK is leading, with candidate Nm. Sukumar securing votes.

Vote counting is underway for the Sulur Assembly seat. As per the latest figures, TVK is leading, with candidate Nm. Sukumar securing 20957 votes.

A tight battle is underway in Sulur between TVK and AIADMK. Nm. Sukumar of TVK is currently ahead with 20957 votes, but V.P. Kandasamy of AIADMK is close behind having polled 18747 votes so far.

Who’s ahead in Tamil Nadu 2026 polls? See the latest updates and detailed seat-wise status here.

Click here for a detailed profile of the Sulur constituency, including previous election results, candidates, and voting history.

How are top candidates performing in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections? Check the latest updates here.

Tamil Nadu Election Results 2026 | It is a close contest in Sulur, with TVK's Nm. Sukumar and AIADMK's V.P. Kandasamy locked in a fierce battle. According to the latest trends, Nm. Sukumar has a slender edge from the seat.

Here are the latest numbers and party-wise trends from the Tamil Nadu Assembly election Results 2026.

The Sulur Assembly seat falls within the WEST TAMIL NADU region of Tamil Nadu. Below are the latest figures highlighting the performance of various parties and alliances in this area.

Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 | V.P. Kandasamy of AIADMK is leading in Sulur with 10236 votes. Nm. Sukumar of TVK is currently behind with 9620 votes.

The Sulur seat in Tamil Nadu falls within the WEST TAMIL NADU region. How are parties and alliances performing here? Check the latest vote share and updated figures.

Get the latest updates on Sulur Assembly election results here.

Vote counting is underway for the Sulur Assembly seat. As per the latest figures, AIADMK is leading, with candidate V.P. Kandasamy securing votes.

Vote counting is underway for the Sulur Assembly seat. As per the latest figures, AIADMK is leading, with candidate V.P. Kandasamy securing 4110 votes.

Click here for a detailed profile of the Sulur constituency, including previous election results, candidates, and voting history.

Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 | V.P. Kandasamy of AIADMK is leading in Sulur with 4110 votes. Thalapathy Murugesan of DMK is currently behind with 3269 votes.

Who’s ahead in Tamil Nadu 2026 polls? See the latest updates and detailed seat-wise status here.

Vote counting is underway in the Sulur Assembly seat. As per the latest figures, the contest is between AIADMK and DMK. Detailed numbers are expected soon.

Here are the latest numbers and party-wise trends from the Tamil Nadu Assembly election Results 2026.

How are top candidates performing in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections? Check the latest updates here.

Who’s ahead in Tamil Nadu 2026 polls? See the latest updates and detailed seat-wise status here.

The Sulur Assembly seat falls within the WEST TAMIL NADU region of Tamil Nadu. Below are the latest figures highlighting the performance of various parties and alliances in this area.

Get the latest updates on Sulur Assembly election results here.

Here are the latest numbers and party-wise trends from the Tamil Nadu Assembly election Results 2026.

Get the latest updates on Sulur Assembly election results here.

In the 2026 elections, Sulur recorded a voter turnout of 88.28%.

The wait is over; vote counting in Sulur has begun. Will AIADMK manage to hold on to the seat? Keep watching for the earliest result trends from Sulur.
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The voter turnout in this constituency during 2021 stood at 76.29%.

In the 2021 Assembly elections, AIADMK candidate Kandasamy V.P. won the Sulur constituency, securing a total of 118968 votes.

The Sulur Assembly seat is part of the WEST TAMIL NADU region.

Get the latest updates on Sulur Assembly election results here.

Before counting kicks off, a look back at the previous election. AIADMK's Kandasamy V.P. won with 118968 votes, while DMK’s Premier Selvam (A)Kalichamy M secured 87036 votes to finish second. What will happen this time? Initial trends will be clear soon after counting begins.

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During the previous Assembly election in 2021, V.P. Kandasamy of AIADMK defeated Thalapathy Murugesan of DMK to win the seat.

In the previous Assembly election, AIADMK's Kandasamy V.P. secured victory in the Sulur Assembly seat . Can it hold on this time, or will the seat change hands? Follow this blog and Businesstoday.in for the latest updates.

The voter turnout in this constituency during 2021 stood at 76.29%.

Welcome to our live coverage of the assembly election results from Tamil Nadu's Sulur. Vote counting in Sulur is set to commence at 8 AM, with initial trends expected shortly after. Stay with us for live updates on the Sulur assembly election results.

Note: This blog is being auto-updated based on vote counting data received from reporters of the India Today Group and official sources.