Communist Party of India Karunagappally Assembly Election 1996 – Latest News & Results
| INC | 37 |
| CPM | 28 |
| OTH | 75 |
| 140 / 140 | |
CPI Candidates for Karunagappally in Past Elections
| Candidate Name | Year | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| R. Ramachandran | 2021 | 65017 | NA |
| R.Ramachandran | 2016 | 69902 | Winner |
| C. Divakaran | 2011 | 69086 | Winner |
| C. Divakaran | 2006 | 53287 | Winner |
| K C Pillai | 2001 | 52367 | Runner Up |
| E. Chandrasekharan Nair | 1996 | 49587 | Winner |
| P.S Sreenivasan | 1991 | 53576 | Winner |
| P. S. Sreenivasan | 1987 | 48622 | Winner |
| B. M. Sheriff | 1982 | 35831 | Winner |
| B. M. Sheriff | 1980 | 35831 | Winner |
| P.M. Sheriff | 1977 | 29739 | Winner |
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