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The Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 are set to take place on Thursday, emerging as a crucial political

contest that could test the resilience of the state’s long-dominant Dravidian model. Several constituencies across Tamil Nadu are drawing attention due to high-profile candidates and shifting alliances.In Kolathur, Chief Minister M. K. Stalin is seeking to retain his seat, which he has held since 2011, aiming to strengthen his party’s re-election bid. Meanwhile, Udhayanidhi Stalin faces a key test in Chepauk as he looks to consolidate his political position.Actor-turned-politician Vijay is making a high-profile electoral debut, contesting from Tiruchirapalli East and Perambur, adding significant interest to the polls.In Edappadi, former Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami is aiming for a fourth consecutive win, leading the AIADMK campaign. Bodinayakkanur has become a key battleground as O. Panneerselvam contests on a DMK ticket after switching sides.The contest in Mylapore features Tamilisai Soundararajan, while Sattur sees Nainar Nagendran in a closely watched race. With multiple high-stakes contests, the elections are expected to significantly influence Tamil Nadu’s political trajectory.

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