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AC 145 · Tiruchirappalli District · Tamil Nadu

Musiri

M. Vignesh of TVK (Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, founded by actor Vijay) won the seat in April 2026 by 17,442 votes over N. S. Karunairaaja of DMK (Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam).

All 11 candidates

Votes include 3,609 postal ballots · share of all 1,89,141 votes polled, NOTA's 1,093 included
#CandidateVotes · share
1M. VigneshWonTVK Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam71,28137.69%
2N. S. KarunairaajaDMK Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam53,83928.47%
3N. YoganathanAIADMK All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam52,06127.52%
Below this line, candidates lost their deposit: 31,341 votes or fewer, one-sixth of the 1,88,048 votes for all candidates
4G. Bakiyalakshmi (lost deposit)NTK Naam Tamilar Katchi8,3574.42%
NOTANone of the above: not a candidate1,0930.58%
5M. Chinnaiyan (lost deposit)PT Puthiya Tamilagam6770.36%
6P. Loganathan M. S. C. M. Phil (lost deposit)IND Independent4870.26%
7Senthilkumar (lost deposit)IND Independent3080.16%
8M. Malarmannan (lost deposit)SMNK Samaniya Makkal Nala Katchi2810.15%
9C. Palanisamy (lost deposit)TVAK Tamizhaga Vaazhvurimai Katchi2650.14%
10K. Dhivya (lost deposit)RSD Rashtriya Samaj Dal (R)2530.13%
11S. Venkateshwaran (lost deposit)ACDP Anti Corruption Dynamic Party2390.13%
The story

Musiri 2026: TVK's Vignesh wins

TVK's M. Vignesh took Musiri with 71,281 votes, ahead of DMK's N. S. Karunairaaja on 53,839. The result unseats the DMK, which had won here in 2021 by 26,836 over AIADMK's Selvarasu.

Where Musiri was won

Booths and villages led, from Form 20
Led byBooths of 283Villages of 63
M. Vignesh TVK19445
N. S. Karunairaaja DMK416
Others4812
Closest villageMavilipatti: TVK ahead by 1

M. Vignesh’s biggest leads

  1. Musiri West+1,42722 booths
  2. Tholurpatti+1,37814 booths
  3. Arangoor+1,1566 booths

N. S. Karunairaaja’s best villages

  1. Savanthilingapuram+1253 booths
  2. Chithur+1073 booths
  3. Thandalaiputhur+995 booths

Counted from Form 20, booth by booth (vote leads are in votes cast at the booth; postal ballots are counted for the whole seat only).

Every village and booth
M.VIGNESH
Won in 2026 · 17th Assembly
M. Vignesh
TVK
71,281 votes (37.69% of polled)
View MLA profile · M. Vignesh
Margin
9.22%
of votes polled
Turnout
88.4%
1,89,141 of 2,14,006 electors voted
Candidates
11
on the ballot, plus NOTA
Winner share
37.69%
of polled
ஏப்ரல் 2026 · ஊர் வாரியாக, வாக்குச்சாவடி வாரியாக
Booth-wise results, April 2026: every village and polling station →

The constituency

Reservation
General seat (not reserved)
Lok Sabha seat
Perambalur
Electors, 2026
2,14,006women 1,09,732 (51.3%) · men 1,04,259 (48.7%) · third gender 15

Sources · electoral roll, reservation: ECI · Lok Sabha seat: 2008 delimitation order

Postal ballot breakdown

Postal-ballot leader differs from overall winner. DMK N.S.KARUNAIRAAJA led postal ballots (1,494), but TVK M.VIGNESH won the seat overall (71,281).

3,609 postal ballots · from polling staff, election-duty officers, absentee voters · counted before EVM rounds

#CandidatePartyPostal votesEVM votesTotal
1N. S. KarunairaajaDMK1,49452,34553,839
2M. VigneshTVK96470,31771,281
3N. YoganathanAIADMK91251,14952,061
4G. BakiyalakshmiNTK1738,1848,357
5NotaNOTA331,0601,093

Source: Election Commission of India · Form 20 data via results.eci.gov.in

How this seat compares

This seat against the other 233 seats, 2026. Rank among the 234 seats, 1 is the highest; = means tied. Median is the median of all 234 seats.
MeasureThis seatRankMedian
Winning margin, votes17,44273rd11,416
Winner’s share37.7%112th37.4%
Turnout88.4%95th86.9%
Votes cast1,89,141174th2,08,471
Candidates11=201st15
NOTA votes1,09349th784
Since 2021TVK took the seat from DMK. In 2021 N. Thiyagarajan won it by 26,836 votes.

Winners and runners-up, 2006–2026

2026ECI count
M. VigneshTVK
runner-upN. S. KarunairaajaDMK
17,442vote margin
N. ThiyagarajanDMK
runner-upM. SelvarasuAIADMK
26,836vote margin
M. SelvarasuAIADMK
runner-upS. Vijaya BabuINC
32,087vote margin
N. R. SivapathiAIADMK
runner-upM. RajasekharanINC
43,791vote margin
2006pre-delim.
N. SelvarajDMK
runner-upT. P. PoonachiAIADMK
10,927vote margin

2011, 2016 and 2021 rows: checked against the ECI detailed results. Earlier rows: secondary sources.

About Musiri

Musiri is an old taluk town on the south bank of the Cauvery in north-western Tiruchirappalli district, roughly 40 km upriver from Trichy city. The constituency covers Musiri, Thottiyam and parts of Thuraiyur taluks and is dominated by paddy, banana and sugarcane along the river belt. 1,89,141 votes were polled in 2026.

Its MLA has changed at every election since 2006, though not always its party: the DMK's N. Selvaraj in 2006, AIADMK's N. R. Sivapathi in 2011 and M. Selvarasu in 2016, the DMK's N. Thiyagarajan in 2021 and TVK's M. Vignesh in 2026.

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Cauvery riverside and Kallanai upstream

North Trichy temple country

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Quick answers

Who won Musiri in the 2026 Tamil Nadu election?

M. Vignesh of TVK won Musiri (AC 145) in the April 2026 Assembly election with 71,281 votes, 37.69% of the votes polled, ahead of N. S. Karunairaaja of DMK by 17,442 votes.

Who is the MLA of Musiri?

M. Vignesh of TVK was elected MLA for Musiri in April 2026 and sits in the 17th Tamil Nadu Assembly.

What was the turnout in Musiri in 2026?

Turnout was 88.4%: 1,89,141 of 2,14,006 electors voted.

Which district is Musiri in?

Musiri (constituency number 145) is in Tiruchirappalli district, part of the Perambalur Lok Sabha seat.

Who won Musiri before 2026?

In 2021 N. Thiyagarajan of DMK won by 26,836 votes over M. Selvarasu. In 2016 M. Selvarasu of AIADMK won by 32,087 votes over S. Vijaya Babu.

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