Has Kerala’s political landscape reached an inflection point?
Kerala's 2026 Assembly elections are poised to be a watershed moment, as the BJP's rapid expansion and the LDF's eroding base create an unprecedented political landscape. The Congress is struggling to regain its footing, while the rise of a new middle class increasingly favors the BJP's narrative of neoliberal development. The secular nature of Kerala's politics is being challenged by anxieties over demographic shifts and economic stagnation. All three major parties are scrambling to adapt their strategies in response to these changing dynamics. The outcome will have significant implications for India's political future, as it reflects a broader trend of ideological realignment across the country.
14 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
The Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee faces a conflict as four sitting MPs, including K. Sudhakaran, publicly declare their intention to contest Assembly elections, defying central leadership directives.
— The Hindu
The Ollur constituency in Kerala is poised for a close election between the LDF and UDF, with the BJP also gaining traction among urban voters.
15 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
Congress workers in Thiruvananthapuram are protesting the reported decision to field Ramya Haridas as their candidate for Chirayinkeezhu, demanding a local candidate.
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