2004 Indian general election in Kerala

The 2004 Indian general election in Kerala were held for 20 seats in the state. The result was an overwhelming victory for the Left Democratic Front (LDF) which won 15 seats. Indian National Congress, suffered the greatest loss in Kerala, since it did not even win a single seat, even though it won 8 seats in 1999 Indian general election. Even though Indian National Congress did not win a single seat in Kerala, the outside support from the Left Front proved valuable, for Congress to have a stable government for the next 5 years. The other 5 seats were won by Kerala Congress (1), P.C. Thomas's Indian Federal Democratic Party (1), Indian Union Muslim League (1), Janata Dal (Secular) (1), and an Independent candidate (1).

2004 Indian general election

April–May 2004

20 seats
  First party Second party Third party
 
Party INC CPI (M) BJP
Alliance UPA LDF NDA
Last election 12 8 0
Seats won 1 18 1
Seat change -11 +10 +1

Results by Alliance

Coalition/Alliance Parties contesting in Kerala from the Alliance in 1999 Seats won in 1999 Election Parties contesting in Kerala from the Alliance in 2004 Seats won in 2004 Election Swing
8 18 +10
8 1 −8
  • National Democratic Alliance
0 Kerala Congress (1)
P.C. Thomas's Indian Federal Democratic Party 1)
1 +1
  • Note: UPA was not in existence in 1999, instead the number of seats won in 1999, represents the seats won by Indian National Congress
  • Note: UDF, is a coalition in Kerala, that was formed in 2001, that includes the Indian National Congress, and splinter Congress groups in Kerala.
  • Note: Left front, was not part of the UPA, in 2004, instead gave outside support.
  • Note: P.C. Thomas's Indian Federal Democratic Party, later merged with Kerala Congress and the United Democratic Front.

Results by Party

Party Alliance Seats Contested Votes % Seats Change
Indian National Congress UDF 17 4,846,637 32.13 0 −8
Communist Party of India (Marxist) LDF 13 4,754,567 31.52 12 4
Communist Party of India LDF 4 1,190,526 7.89 3 3
Bharatiya Janata Party NDA 19 15,66,569 10.38 0 n/a
Indian Union Muslim League UDF 2 733,228 4.86 1 −1
Kerala Congress (J) LDF 1 353,905 2.35 1 0
Janata Dal (Secular) LDF 1 340,111 2.25 1 1
Indian Federal Democratic Party NDA 1 256,411 1.7 1 n/a
Kerala Congress (Mani) UDF 1 209,880 1.39 0 0
Bahujan Samaj Party none 14 74,656 0.49 0 n/a
Peoples Democratic Party (India) none 1 45,720 0.3 0 n/a
Janata Dal (United) NDA 4 7,806 0.05 0 n/a
Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation None 1 3,270 0.02 0 0
Social Action Party none 1 2,987 0.02 0 n/a
All Kerala M.G.R. Dravida Munnetra Party none 1 2,158 0.01 0 0
Independent LDF 1 323042 2.14 1 nil
Total 177 15,086,428 20

Results by constituency

No. Constituency UDF Votes %Votes Party LDF Votes %Votes Party NDA Votes %Votes Party Margin
1 Kasaragod N.A. Mohammed 329,028 36.5 INC P. Karunakaran 437,284 48.5 CPI(M) Adv V. Balakrishna Shetty 110,328 12.2 BJP 1,08,256
2 Kannur Mullappally Ramachandran 351,209 40.8 INC A.P. Abdullakutty 435,058 50.5 CPI(M) O.K. Vasu Master 47,213 5.4 BJP 83,849
3 Vatakara M.T. Padma 298,705 36.1 INC P. Satheedevi 429,294 51.8 CPI(M) K.P. Sreesan 81,901 9.9 BJP
4 Kozhikode Adv V. Balaram 274,785 35.2 INC M.P. Veerendra Kumar 340,111 43.5 JD(S) M.T. Ramesh 97,711 12.5 BJP
5 Manjeri K.P.A Majeed 379,177 41.8 IUML T.K. Hamza 426,920 47.1 CPI(M) Uma Unni 84,149 9.3 BJP
6 Ponnani E. Ahammed 354,051 48.5 IUML P.P. Suneer 251,293 34.4 CPI Aravindan 71,609 9.8 BJP
7 Palghat V.S. Vijaya Raghavan 276,986 33.7 INC N.N. Krishnadas 375,144 45.7 CPI(M) C. Udai Bhasker 147,792 18 BJP
8 Ottapalam K.A. Thulasi 325,518 40.3 INC S. Ajaya Kumar 395,928 49 CPI(M) Velayudhan 68,193 8.5 BJP
9 Thrissur A.C. Jose 274,999 40 INC C.K. Chandrappan 320,960 46.7 CPI P.S. Sreeraman 72,042 10.5 BJP
10 Mukundapuram Padmaja Venugopal 258,078 35.7 INC Lonappan Nambadan 375,175 51.9 CPI(M) Prof. Mathew Pailee 62,338 8.6 BJP
11 Ernakulam Dr. Edward Edezhath 252,943 38.4 INC Dr. Sebastian Paul 323,042 49 IND-LDF O.G. Thankappan 60,697 9.2 BJP
12 Muvattupuzha Jose K. Mani 209,880 28 KEC(M) Adv. P.M. Ismail 255,882 34.3 CPI(M) P.C. Thomas 256,411 34.4 IFDP
13 Kottayam Anto Antony 298,299 42.3 KCM K. Suresh Kurup 341,213 48.3 CPI(M) B. Radhakrishna Menon 53,034 7.5 BJP
14 Idukki Benny Behanan 284,521 39 INC K. Francis George 353,905 48.5 KEC S.T.B. Mohandas 58,290 8 BJP
15 Alleppey V.M. Sudheeran 334,485 45.8 INC Dr. K.S. Manoj 335,494 46 CPI(M) Advocate V. Padmanabhan 43,891 6 BJP
16 Mavelikkara Ramesh Chennithala 270,867 42 INC C.S. Sujatha 278,281 43.2 CPI S. Krishnakumar 83,013 12.9 NDA
17 Adoor Kodikunnil Suresh 277,682 40.6 INC Chengara Surendran 332,216 48.5 CPI(M) P.M. Velayudhan 61,907 9 BJP
18 Kollam Sooranad Rajasekharan 244,208 34.6 INC P. Rajendran 355,279 50.4 CPI(M) Adv. Kizhakkanela Sudhakaran 62,183 8.8 BJP
19 Chirayinkil M.I. Shanavas 262,870 39.3 INC Varkala Radhakrishnan 313,612 46.8 CPI(M) Advocate J.R. Padmakumar 71,982 10.7 BJP
20 Trivandrum V. S. Sivakumar 231,454 30.3 INC P.K. Vasudevan Nair 286,057 37.5 CPI(M) O. Rajagopal 228,052 29.9 BJP
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