Gangavalli · SALEM District, Tamil Nadu · 2026 winner: NALLATHAMBI. A (AIADMK) · 231,665 registered voters
சேலம் / SALEM
Booths
264
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Male Voters
112.6K
112,591
Female Voters
119.1K
119,065
Transgender
9
Total Voters
231.7K
231,665
NALLATHAMBI. A
A. Nallathambi
A. Marutha Muthu
2026 Vote Share
Historical Vote Share
Based on estimated caste census data
1,418 male voters
2025
1.1 L
112,591
2019
1.1 L
111,173
2,106 female voters
2025
1.2 L
119,065
2019
1.2 L
116,959
6 transgender voters
2025
9
9
2019
3
3
3,530 total voters
2025
2.3 L
231,665
2019
2.3 L
228,135
Gangavalli assembly constituency is located in the Salem district of Tamil Nadu, covering Gangavalli taluk and a portion of Attur taluk. With a total of 231,665 registered voters, the constituency has 112,591 male voters and 119,065 female voters, making it a significant electoral hub in the region. The constituency is reserved for candidates from the Scheduled Castes and has 264 polling booths. Notably, the area is home to several villages, including Veeraganur, V.Ramanathapuram, Thammampatti, and Sentharapatti, among others.
The political history of Gangavalli constituency is marked by a mix of AIADMK and DMDK dominance. In the 2021 elections, A. Nallathambi of the AIADMK party won with 89,568 votes, securing a margin of 7,361. This victory continued the AIADMK's winning streak in the constituency, following A. Marutha Muthu's win in 2016 with 74,301 votes. However, in 2011, R. Subha of the DMDK party secured a significant win with 72,922 votes, indicating a shift in voter preference. The constituency has witnessed a close contest between the AIADMK and DMDK parties, with the AIADMK emerging as the dominant force in recent years.
Gangavalli constituency holds significant political importance due to its location in the Salem district, which is a major industrial hub in Tamil Nadu. The area is known for its rich cultural heritage, with several historical sites and temples. The constituency is also home to a diverse population, with a mix of urban and rural voters. As a reserved constituency for Scheduled Castes, Gangavalli plays a crucial role in representing the interests of marginalized communities in the state.
With 264 polling booths, the constituency has made efforts to increase voter accessibility and turnout. The voter demographics of Gangavalli constituency are characterized by a slight majority of female voters, indicating a potential shift in voting patterns. As the constituency prepares for future elections, it will be interesting to see how the political landscape evolves and which party emerges victorious.
AI-generated summary based on Wikipedia and election data
Gangavalli constituency is primarily an agricultural area, with a significant share of the workforce engaged in paddy and sago cultivation. The area is also known for its textile mills and sago processing units, which contribute to the local economy. The Salem Steel Plant, located nearby, is a major employer in the region.
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