Singanallur · COIMBATORE District, Tamil Nadu · 2026 winner: K.S.SRI GIRI PRASATH (TVK) · 336,842 registered voters
கோயம்புத்தூர் / COIMBATORE
Booths
320
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Male Voters
166.2K
166,199
Female Voters
170.6K
170,611
Transgender
32
Total Voters
336.8K
336,842
K.S.SRI GIRI PRASATH
K. R. Jayaram
Karthik N
2026 Vote Share
Historical Vote Share
Based on estimated caste census data
12,875 male voters
2025
1.7 L
166,199
2019
1.5 L
153,324
15,959 female voters
2025
1.7 L
170,611
2019
1.5 L
154,652
10 transgender voters
2025
32
32
2019
22
22
28,844 total voters
2025
3.4 L
336,842
2019
3.1 L
307,998
Located in the heart of Coimbatore district, Singanallur assembly constituency is a significant legislative Assembly constituency in Tamil Nadu. With a total of 336,842 registered voters, comprising 166,199 male and 170,611 female voters, this constituency is divided into 320 polling booths. As a General constituency, it does not have any SC/ST reservation status. The area is notable for its landmarks such as Coimbatore International Airport, Singanallur Bus Terminus, Sungam Lake, and Boat House.
The political history of Singanallur assembly constituency is marked by a seesaw battle between the DMK and AIADMK parties. In the 2021 elections, K. R. Jayaram of the AIADMK party won with 81,244 votes, securing a margin of 10,854. This victory was a significant turnaround from the 2016 elections, when Karthik N of the DMK party won with 75,459 votes. The constituency has witnessed a trend of alternating wins between the two parties, with the AIADMK's Chinnasamy R winning in both 2006 and 2011. However, the CPI(M) party's Karunakaran K C secured a significant win in 2001 with 82,773 votes.
Singanallur constituency is politically important due to its location in the industrial hub of Coimbatore district. The area is home to several notable industries, including TIDEL Park Coimbatore and ESI Medical College Hospital. The constituency also covers 18 wards of Coimbatore, including the neighborhood of Singanallur. As a part of the Coimbatore Lok Sabha constituency, Singanallur plays a crucial role in shaping the state's legislative landscape.
With 320 polling booths, the constituency has a relatively high number of voting stations, ensuring easier access for voters. The voter turnout trends in Singanallur have been significant, with the 2021 elections witnessing a notable participation from both male and female voters. As the constituency continues to grow in importance, its election results are closely watched by political analysts and voters alike.
AI-generated summary based on Wikipedia and election data
Singanallur constituency is primarily known for its IT and manufacturing sectors, with a significant presence of textile mills and engineering industries. The area is home to TIDEL Park Coimbatore, a major IT hub, and is a significant contributor to Coimbatore's reputation as a textile and industrial city. The constituency's economy is driven by services and manufacturing, with a growing IT sector and a strong presence of small-scale industries and retail trade.
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