Indian National Congress may have to wait for another 5 years to be in power in Kerala, but here is a look at winners from the party

The Indian National Congress (INC) has won 21 seats out of 140 constituencies in the assembly elections in Kerala, as per the data available with the Election Commission of India (ECI).

Kerala’s former chief minister Oommen Chandy won in Puthupally with 61606 votes with a vote share of just over 48%.

Ramesh Chennithala, the leader of opposition, won in Haripad with a 48.3% vote share.


Here is a full list of all INC candidates who have won:

Aluva	Anwar Sadath
Angamaly	Roji M. John
Chalakudy	T. J. Saneesh Kumar Joseph
Ernakulam	T. J. Vinod
Haripad	Ramesh Chennithala
Irikkur	Sajeev Joseph
Kalpetta	T. Siddique
Karunagapally	C. R. Mahesh
Kottayam	Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan
Kovalam	M. Vincent
Kundara	P. C. Vishnunath
Muvattupuzha	Mathew Kuzhalnadan
Paravur	V. D. Satheesan
Palakkad	Shafi Parambil
Peravoor	Sunny Joseph
Perumbavoor	Eldhose Kunnappilly
Puthuppally	Oommen Chandy
Sulthan Bathery	I. C. Balakrishnan
Thrikkakara	P. T. Thomas
Thrippunithura	K. Babu
Wandoor	A. P. Anil Kumar

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