April 23, 2026, turned out to be a red-letter day in Tamil Nadu’s electoral history as the State recorded its highest polling percentage in an Assembly election – 84.69% (till 8 p.m. on Thursday).

CHENNAI: There are clear signs of an electoral churn in Tamil Nadu's two biggest urban hubs — Chennai and Coimbatore. Seats in Chennai, once seen as a comfortable terrain for DMK, have turned ...

CHENNAI: The headline-grabbing turnout of 83.7% masks a quieter reality — actually, fewer people voted than the last two assembly elections.In percentage terms, data till 9.30pm (excluding postal ...

Virudhunagar: People show their ID cards during voting in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, in Virudhunagar, Thursday, April 23, 2026. (PTI) Tamil Nadu Election 2026 Highlights: Assembly election is ...

Tamil Nadu, India – Standing on top of a customised van on a hot and humid afternoon in Tirunelveli, about 600km (373 miles) south of Tamil Nadu’s capital Chennai in southern India, C Joseph Vijay ...

The high-intensity poll campaign for the April 23 Assembly election to Tamil Nadu ended at 6 p.m. on Tuesday (April 21, 2026), and the mandatory “silent period” came into effect 48 hours ahead of the ...

All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) led National Democratic Alliance is all set to contest for the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections this year. AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K.

KOLKATA – Voting began on April 23 in two of India’s politically key opposition-held states, with tens of millions casting ballots in West Bengal and the southern Tamil Nadu. Indian Prime Minister ...

The Boston Marathon is a time-honored annual tradition, not only for Boston, but many of the surrounding cities and towns. The race itself passes through 26 miles of Eastern Massachusetts, including ...

Did our AI summary help? Tamil Nadu is set to vote on April 23, 2026, to elect all 234 members of its Legislative Assembly, with counting scheduled for May 4, 2026. Assembly elections in India are ...

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