LDF Secures More Votes Than UDF in Thiruvananthapuram

6 UPDATES · 7 DAYS · 16 DEC 2025 — 22 DEC 2025

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Latest · 22 Dec 2025

The UDF expanded its membership to include the All India Trinamool Congress (Kerala Unit), C.K. Janu’s Janadhipathya Rashtriya Sabha, and Kerala Kamaraj Congress as associate members.

What this timeline covers

This event covers the reactions, analyses, and follow-up developments of the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation local body elections, focusing on the performance and narratives of the Left Democratic Front (LDF), the BJP, the Communist Party of India (Marxist), and the United Democratic Front (UDF). It excludes other actions or statements by these parties or individuals unless they directly relate to the aftermath and implications of the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation local body elections.

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16Dec

STORY BEGINS — The Hindu

LDF takes comfort in vote share numbers in Thiruvananthapuram Corporation

20Dec

The Hindu

The LDF secured more votes than the UDF in Thiruvananthapuram district despite a poor statewide showing.

21Dec

The Hindu

Newly elected members across Kerala took their oaths on December 21, 2025, with the BJP and UDF securing victories in various corporations.

22Dec

The Hindu

The UDF in Kochi expanded its alliance by inducting the All India Trinamool Congress (Kerala Unit), Janadhipathya Rashtriya Sabha, and Kerala Kamaraj Congress as associate members.

The Hindu

The BJP has submitted three names to the Kerala State leadership for the chairperson of Tripunithura municipality.

LATEST UPDATE — The Hindu

The UDF expanded its membership to include the All India Trinamool Congress (Kerala Unit), C.K. Janu’s Janadhipathya Rashtriya Sabha, and Kerala Kamaraj Congress as associate members.

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