Tamil Nadu Assembly election 2026: Stalemate in DMK-CPI(M) seat-sharing continues
DMK and the CPI-M failed to reach an agreement on seat sharing for the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, with no communication between the two parties. The VCK, another key ally, has also demanded at least eight seats, while the DMK offered only seven. This stalemate has delayed the identification of constituencies and candidate announcements.
1 APR 2026
— The Hindu
P. Shanmugam, CPI(M) State secretary, expressed dissatisfaction with the five seats allocated to his party in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections.
— The Hindu
P. Shanmugam, CPI(M) State secretary, expressed dissatisfaction with the reduced number of seats allocated to his party in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections.
6 APR 2026
— The Hindu
The CPI(M) released a manifesto outlining a range of policy proposals for the Tamil Nadu Assembly election, including electoral reforms, increased State autonomy, and labor rights protections.
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