Ranni Election Results

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List of Winning MLA's from Ranni Assembly Constituency

Year	A. C. No.	Assembly Constituency Name	Type of A.C.	Winner	Sex	Party
1957	26	Ranni	GEN	Idicula	M	INC
1960	26	Ranni	GEN	Vayala Idicula	M	INC
1965	105	Ranni	GEN	E. M. Thomas	M	KC
1967	105	Ranni	GEN	M . K . Divakaran	M	CPI
1970	105	Ranni	GEN	Jacob Skariah	M	IND
1977	111	Ranni	GEN	K.A. Mathew	M	KEC
1980	111	Ranni	GEN	M. C. Cherian	M	INC(U)
1982	111	Ranni	GEN	Sunny Panavelil	M	ICS
1986	Bye Polls	Ranni	GEN	R.S.Panaveli	M	ICS
1987	111	Ranni	GEN	Eappen Varghese	M	KEC
1991	111	Ranni	GEN	M.C. Cheriyan Moozhickal	M	INC
1996	111	Ranni	GEN	Raju Abraham	M	CPM
2001	111	Ranni	GEN	Raju Abraham	M	CPM
2006	111	Ranni	GEN	Raju Abraham	M	CPI(M)
2011	112	Ranni	GEN	Raju Abrham	M	CPM
2016	112	Ranni	GEN	Raju Abraham	M	CPM

Last Updated on : June 28, 2016

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