24 May, 10:58 (IST)

Thank you for staying with us for live updates on Lok Sabha Elections 2019 Results for the 20 Lok Sabha seats in Kerala. Check out the winners in the constituencies below.

23 May, 21:19 (IST)

Congress' ally Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) candidate ET Mohammed Basheer won the Ponnani Lok Sabha seat. Basheer was in the fray against Independent candidate PV Anvar Puthan Veetil.

23 May, 21:15 (IST)

Congress' ally Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) candidate PK Kunhalikutty won the Malappuram seat.

23 May, 21:09 (IST)

Congress candidate Thomas Chazhikadan won in Kottayam Lok Sabha seat. Chazhikadan was fielded by the Congress against CPI(M) candidate VN Vasavan.

23 May, 20:43 (IST)

Congress candidate Anto Antony wins the Pathanamthitta seat in Kerala. Antony was fielded by the Congress against CPI(M) candidate Veena George.

23 May, 20:37 (IST)

Congress candidate K Sudhakaran has won the Kannur seat against PK Sreemathi Teacher who 2014 polls.

23 May, 20:02 (IST)

Congress candidate M K Raghavan won the Kozhikode seat against Communist Party of India (Marxist) candidate A Pradeep Kumar.

23 May, 19:47 (IST)

Congress candidate Rajmohan Unnithan won the Kasaragod seat with a margin of 40438 votes to hos close opponent CPI(M)'s KP Sathishchandran.

23 May, 19:20 (IST)

Congress candidate Dean Kuriakose won the Idukki Lok Sabha Constituency. Independent candidate Joice George and Kuriakose's opponent who won with a clear majority in 2014 elections lost this time.

23 May, 19:12 (IST)

Congress' TN Prathapan won with a margin of 93,633 votes against CPI(M)'s Rajaji Mathew Thomas in Thrissur.

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The voting for Lok Sabha Elections 2019 was held on April 23, 2019, in a single phase in Kerala. The state recorded 77.68 per cent voter turnout, slightly high from 74.02 per cent in 2014. Catch live updates of Kerala Lok Sabha Elections 2019 here. One of the key highlights of Kerala Lok Sabha Elections 2019 is the candidature of Congress President Rahul Gandhi from Wayanad constituency. The party leader is contesting from Wayanad along with his traditional Amethi seat of Uttar Pradesh. Stay tuned with LatestLY to catch every single live election news from the southern state. The state witnessed high-decibel campaigning which ended on April 18 following which the counting of votes is being held today. The Election Commission will declare the results later in the day. Kerala has 20 Lok Sabha seats.  Lok Sabha Elections 2019 Results LIVE News Updates.

The 16th Lok Sabha Elections in Kerala is primarily a fight between Congress-headed UDF and the ruling CPI(M)-led LDF,  with BJP trying to open its account in the southernmost state. According to most exit poll results, Congress may witness a sweeping victory in the state with CPI(M) gaining 7-8 seats. While BJP may or may not manage a seat in Kerala. However, according to some exit polls conducted by several agencies, the BJP is predicted to be leading in Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha seat, where Congress MP Shashi Tharoor is in the fray. Nationally, the exit polls have projected the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) returning to power at the Centre. Most have given Prime Minister Narendra Modi a clear majority again in the 543-member Lok Sabha. Assembly Elections 2019 Results Live News Updates.

While the polling ended in Kerala last month, the voting was marred with allegations and accusations of bogus voting. As CCTV visuals of fake voters surfaced, the Election Commission held re-polling in seven booths in two Lok Sabha constituencies, Kannur and Kasargod located in north Kerala went for re-polling on Sunday. The re-polling witnessed 85 per cent voting in the constituencies. 2019 Indian general election saw seven-phased polling between April 11 and May 19. In Kerala, voting was held during the third phase on April 23.

In Kerala's 20 constituencies, a total of 227 candidates is in the fray, including 23 women in the 20 constituencies. Wayanad constituency has the maximum number of candidates (20) and the lowest is in Alathur in Palakkad district (6). Kerala has a total of 2.61 crore voters including 1,26,81,992 males, 1,34,64,688 females and 173 third gender voters. First-time voters in Kerala include 2.88 lakh in the age group of 18-19. A total of 24,970 polling stations were set up in the state.

Voting for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections for all the 543 seats was held in seven phases from April 11 to May 19, 2019. The counting of votes for Lok Sabha Elections 2019 is being held on May 23. The results will be held thereafter in the day.