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Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar

Assembly constituency 15 · Reserved for Scheduled Castes · Chennai district

M. R. Pallavi (TVK) is the MLA for Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar.

TVK took the seat from DMK in 2026.

In 2026 M. R. Pallavi won with 48.0% of the vote, 22,333 votes ahead of K. S. Ravichandran (DMK).

Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar is rarely named in the news our sources carry: 7 mentions since 1 June 2026. The charts below show the district's coverage, labelled as the district's.

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Map of Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar constituency, Chennai districtThiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar drawn on its boundary with the seats around it. Egmore, Perambur
Boundaries: DataMeet (CC BY 2.5 India), approximate.
Lok Sabha seat
Chennai North
Area
about 6 km² (from the boundary)
Turnout 2021
60.9%
Seats sharing a border
Egmore · Perambur

Election results

ElectionWinnerVotesRunner-upVotesMargin
2026TVK M. R. Pallavi69,125 · 48.0%DMK K. S. Ravichandran46,792 · 32.5%22,333 (15.5 pts)
2021DMK P. Sivakumar81,727 · 61.1%ADMK P. L. Kalyani26,714 · 20.0%55,013 (41.2 pts)
2016DMK P. Sivakumar @ Thayagamkavi61,744 · 45.2%ADMK Neelakandan. V58,422 · 42.8%3,322 (2.4 pts)
2011ADMK V. Neelakandan72,887 · 58.9%INC Dr. C. Natesan43,546 · 35.2%29,341 (23.7 pts)
Winner's and runner-up's share of the vote at each election

officialcompiled2026: Election Commission of India. 2011, 2016, 2021: Wikipedia, checked against its own totals.

Attention in the news

Chennai district: mentions per week

Busiest week: 5 October (1,382 mentions).

articlesvideosweek with a mention of Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagarpaler bar: a week our collection did not fully cover

Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar itself is named in 7 of the district's 9,706 mentions (0.1%). The seat is too small to chart alone, so this is the district's picture.

observedCounted weekly in our archive, which starts 1 June 2026; articles are counted from 8 June 2026.

Issues and parties in the news

Chennai district, last 30 days: topics named in the same items

Development & Infrastructure370
Law & Order295
Education112
Health & Hospitals78
Water & Cauvery64
Elections & Bypolls43

Parties: named in the news, and votes at the polls

Chennai news, 30 daysThiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar vote, 2026
TVK24948.0%
DMK10532.5%
INC64did not stand
BJP43did not stand

Attention follows the week's news; votes follow the seat.

observedofficialTopics and parties: counted in our archive over the last 30 days. Votes: the 2026 election record.

Seats in Chennai district

Chennai
Seat2026 winnerLead (points)Mentions, 30 days
MaduravoyalTVK20.910
AmbatturTVK22.634
MadhavaramTVK26.255
ThiruvottiyurTVK25.918
Dr. Radhakrishnan NagarTVK27.41
PeramburTVK26.3142
KolathurTVK4.872
VillivakkamTVK12.21
Thiru-Vi-Ka-NagarTVK15.51
EgmoreTVK9.027
RoyapuramTVK11.26
HarbourDMK11.85
Chepauk-ThiruvallikeniDMK5.16
Thousand LightsTVK11.52
Anna NagarTVK13.10
VirugambakkamTVK15.746
SaidapetTVK17.84
ThiyagarayanagarTVK9.70
MylaporeTVK19.212
VelacheryTVK18.015
SholinganallurTVK21.618
AlandurTVK11.31

officialobservedWinners and leads: election records. Mentions: counted in our archive, 30 days.

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Sources and method

  • Election results, 2026: Election Commission of India (results.eci.gov.in), retrieved 2026-09-28.
  • Election results, 2011, 2016, 2021: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), citing the Election Commission of India, retrieved 2026-10-09. Check applied: the lead equals winner minus runner-up votes and the printed shares agree (702 of 702 seat results passed, 5 corrected from the source's printed totals).
  • Vacancies and by-elections: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), retrieved 2026-10-09.
  • Boundary: DataMeet (CC BY 2.5 India). Approximate; drawn for orientation, not an official map.
  • Mentions are counted in our archive: articles and videos that name the place in the headline (a seat also counts for its district), by the same rules as the Trends pages. The archive starts 1 June 2026; articles are counted from 8 June 2026; earlier months are not in our store.
  • official = the Election Commission's own record · compiled = a secondary source, checked against its own totals · observed = counted in our sources · computed = derived from those.

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