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Coimbatore (North) Assembly Election Results 2026

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Coimbatore (North) Election Result 2026 Highlights: TVK's V. Sampathkumar wins Coimbatore (North) with 92500 votes

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Coimbatore (North) Assembly Constituency

Coimbatore North, Constituency no 118, is a highly urban, politically aware seat where elections are decided by civic governance credibility, middle-class service expectations, minority consolidation, and working-class welfare confidence. Ideology has visibility, but day-to-day urban performance determines outcomes.

Margins are tight, with high swings, driven by water, traffic, sanitation, law & order, and price pressures.

Political & Social Character:

Dominant voter blocs:

  • Urban middle class & salaried employees
  • Business owners & traders (markets, wholesale, retail)
  • Muslim communities (concentrated & decisive pockets)
  • SC communities (urban settlements)
  • Working-class & daily-wage households
  • Students & youth voters

Geography & Connectivity:

  • Dense core-city wards
  • Commercial market zones & mixed-use streets
  • Old residential neighbourhoods
  • Slum pockets & redeveloped tenements
  • Limited industrial footprint
  • City management defines political mood

Hotspots:

  • Close proximity to Marudhamalai Arulmigu Subramanya Swami Temple
  • Easy access to Adiyogi Shiva Statue
  • Market & trader-dominated areas
  • Minority concentration neighbourhoods
  • Middle-class residential layouts
  • SC habitation clusters
  • Mixed urban swing wards
  • Each cluster reacts sharply to civic breakdowns and law-and-order signals.

Core Issues:

  • Drinking water & sewerage
  • Traffic congestion & parking
  • Solid waste management
  • Law & order & night safety
  • Government hospital access
  • Price rise & cost of living

Voter Mood:

  • MLA must be administratively competent
  • Strong coordination with Corporation & police
  • Quick civic grievance resolution
  • Fair treatment of traders & minorities
  • Visible presence during urban crises
  • Urban service failure leads to instant backlash

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Past Coimbatore (North) Assembly Election Results

WINNER

Amman K.Arjunan

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ADMK
Number of Votes 81,454
Winning Party Voting %40.2
Winning Margin %2

Other Candidates - Coimbatore (North) Assembly Constituency

  • Name
    Party
    Votes

  • Shanmugasundaram V.M

    DMK

    77,453

  • Thangavelu R

    MNM

    26,503

  • Balendran C.B

    NTK

    11,433

  • NOTA

    NOTA

    1,701

  • Appathurai N.R

    AMMKMNKZ

    1,659

  • Durairaj K

    TNLK

    531

  • Balamurugan M

    IND

    313

  • Keerthiga Parthasarathi

    IND

    250

  • Balaji V

    IND

    248

  • Maharishi Mandharacsalam

    IND

    233

  • Navamani R

    IND

    141

  • Loganathan M

    IND

    140

  • Arul Murugan A

    IND

    139

  • Panneer Selvaraj M

    NGPP

    135

  • Kannapiran V

    DRMRPMKKC

    128

  • Kumar G.D.K

    IND

    124

  • Rajkumar M.P

    MKLMNTRAPR

    86

  • Shanmugasundaram K

    IND

    57

  • Dalit. Su. Jeyaraj

    IND

    49

  • Rameshkumar D

    IND

    22
WINNER

Arun Kumar, P.R.G.

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ADMK
Number of Votes 77,540
Winning Party Voting %41.1
Winning Margin %4.1

Other Candidates - Coimbatore (North) Assembly Constituency

  • Name
    Party
    Votes

  • S.Meenalogu

    DMK

    69,816

  • Kannan Alias S.Devaraj

    BJP

    16,741

  • S.M.@ Murugan, P.

    DMDK

    12,153

  • None Of The Above

    NOTA

    4,574

  • Balendran, C.B.

    NTK

    3,114

  • Kamaraj Natesan

    PMK

    2,196

  • Sanganoor Premkumar

    KMDK

    1,036

  • Narayanamoorthy,(Professor Dr),S.

    IND

    397

  • Antony Louis, S.

    IND

    331

  • Dennis Kovil Pillai, E.

    GMI

    303

  • Manimaran, A.

    IND

    249

  • Satheesh Kumar, R.

    IND

    131

  • Vijayakumar, D.

    RPI(A)

    130

  • Maruthachalam, V.

    VBMP

    92

  • Pushpanantham, V.

    PPIS

    79

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FAQ's

When will the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 be held?
Voting for the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 will take place on April 23, while the counting of votes will be held on 4 May.
When will voting take place in COIMBATORE (NORTH)?
Polling for the COIMBATORE (NORTH) Assembly seat will take place in the first phase on April 23, 2026.
When will the election result for COIMBATORE (NORTH) be declared?
Vote counting and the declaration of results for the COIMBATORE (NORTH) Assembly seat, along with all constituencies of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, will be held on May 4, 2026.
Who won the Assembly election from COIMBATORE (NORTH) in 2021?
In the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2021, the COIMBATORE (NORTH) seat was won by AIADMK. The winning candidate, Amman K.Arjunan, secured 81454 votes. The runner-up was from DMK, whose candidate Shanmugasundaram V.M received 77453 votes.
What was the winning vote percentage of AIADMK in COIMBATORE (NORTH) in 2021?
In the previous election in COIMBATORE (NORTH), Amman K.Arjunan secured victory as a candidate from AIADMK. They received a total of 81454 votes, accounting for a vote share of 40.2%.
How many votes did Amman K.Arjunan receive in the 2021 COIMBATORE (NORTH) election?
In the 2021 election for the COIMBATORE (NORTH) seat, AIADMK candidate Amman K.Arjunan won with 81454 votes. They defeated DMK candidate Shanmugasundaram V.M by a margin of 4001 votes. Shanmugasundaram V.M received 77453 votes in total.
Who was the runner-up in COIMBATORE (NORTH) in 2021?
In the 2021 election for the COIMBATORE (NORTH) seat, the runner-up was DMK candidate Shanmugasundaram V.M. They were defeated by AIADMK candidate Amman K.Arjunan. Shanmugasundaram V.M secured a total of 77453 votes, losing by a margin of 4001 votes.
How many seats are there in the Tamil Nadu Assembly?
The Tamil Nadu Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) has a total of 234 seats. Public representatives are elected directly.
Which party won the last Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections?
In the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections held in 2021, DMK won the most number of seats. DMK won a total of 133 seats. The seat count for other parties was as follows: ADMK (66), INC (18), BJP (4), CPI(M) (2), OTH (11)
When will the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 results be announced?
Vote counting and declaration of results across all constituencies in Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 will be held on May 4, 2026.
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