Kerala local body election result 2025 live streaming, vote counting: The results of the Kerala local body electionswill be declared today, December 13. Counting will start at 8 am, and the State Election Commission (SEC) will publish the updates on its official portals. Keralaheld the local body polls in two phases on December 9 and 11, covering 23,612 wards across 1,199 institutions, including grama panchayats, block and district panchayats, municipalities and corporations.
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Voter turnout was high this year – 70.91% in Phase 1 and 76.08% in Phase 2, taking the overall turnout to 73.69%.
Where to check Kerala local body poll results
The SEC and the Local Self Government Department (LSGD) will share live updates, trends and final results online. The results can be checked on the official website: sec.kerala.gov.in.
Direct result link:http://www.sec.kerala.gov.in/results/trend2025/index.php
Kerala local body election: How to check results online
Checking the results is easy. Here’s what to do:
-Visit sec.kerala.gov.in or lsgkerala.gov.in
-On the homepage, look for links like “Election Results,” “Trend 2025,” or “Local Body Elections”
-Select your district and then choose the relevant block/grama panchayat, municipality or corporation
-Once results are declared, you can also download winner lists and party-wise seat details
After the results are announced, the elected representatives will take oath. Following this, elections will be held for chairperson, vice-chairperson and standing committee posts as per the SEC’s schedule.
In the 2020 Kerala local body polls, the Left Democratic Front(LDF) had a strong win and retained control over most local bodies. That year, voter turnout was 76.2%, slightly lower than 2015. The LDF won 40.2% of the votes—an increase from previous years—and secured 514 grama panchayats, 108 block panchayats, 11 district panchayats, 35 municipalities and 5 corporations.
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The United Democratic Front (UDF) got 37.9% of the votes, with a slight drop from 2015. It won 321 grama panchayats, 38 block panchayats, 1 district panchayat, 23 municipalities and 1 corporation. The BJP-led NDA received 15% of the vote, gaining 1.7% compared to before and winning 19 grama panchayats along with small gains elsewhere.
This year’s results will be closely watched because they can influence the political environment ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections. Local body elections often reflect early public sentiment. In both 2010 and 2015, the ruling front lost local polls, and the Opposition went on to win the Assembly elections that followed. These 2025 polls also come just a year after the Lok Sabha elections, where the LDF again managed to win only one seat, repeating its 2019 result. |
