- TVK 108
- INC 5 support declared 6 May
Single largest. Five short of majority.
4:47 PM IST — VCK president Thol Thirumavalavan formally hands the support letter to TVK's Aadhav Arjuna. The bloc that started the morning at 116 ends the afternoon at 118 — the majority threshold crossed for the first time in writing. All eyes on Lok Bhavan: Vijay's fourth meeting with Governor Arlekar and a fresh oath schedule are the next dominoes.
Single largest. Five short of majority.
IUML, CPI, CPM, DMDK have ruled out backing TVK.
No support announced for TVK.
VCK leadership meets 7 May. AMMK silent.
Sources: ECI Form 20 + poll-day bulletins, TNCC briefings, PTI/ANI, Inside Elections / Lok Poll surveys, and same-day reporting from Business Standard, Deccan Herald, Tribune, Federal, Week, Tamil Guardian, Open Magazine, Live Chennai.
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The seat tally is everywhere; these aren't. Six data points that show how this election was won at the seat level — not at the headline level.
Each shape is one MLA seat. Its colour shows which alliance won that seat in 2026 — orange = TVK, red = DMK alliance, teal = AIADMK alliance. Tap any seat to see its winner, runner-up and margin.
Computed from every winner across all 234 constituencies. Source: Election Commission of India.
The dramatic margins of 2026 — including Tiruppattur, decided by a single vote. Click any seat to see the full story.
Source: Election Commission of India · margin = winner votes − runner-up votes. Percentage is margin as share of total polled in the constituency.
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Postal ballots — cast by polling-duty officers, on-duty government staff and absentee voters — are counted before the EVMs. 118 of 234 seats had a postal-ballot leader different from the overall winner — a pattern that says polling-duty voters are leaning differently from the broader electorate.
Source: Election Commission of India · Form 20 data via results.eci.gov.in. Aggregates computed across all 234 Tamil Nadu Assembly constituencies.
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