Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Idukki (Kerala) was won by Adv. Dean Kuriakose (Indian National Congress) at the 2019 Lok Sabha general election, with a margin of 171,053 votes over Adv, Joice George. This page covers every Lok Sabha general election in Idukki, Kerala, from 1977 to 2019.
Full Election History, 1977–2019
Election
Winner
Party
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Margin
1977
C. M. Stephen
Indian National Congress
228,035
54.8%
M. M. Joseph (KCP)
79,257 (19.1 pts)
1980
M.M. Lawrence
CPI (Marxist)
184,919
49.4%
T.S. John (Independent)
7,033 (1.9 pts)
1984
P. J. Kurian
Indian National Congress
308,056
57.7%
C. A. Kurian (Communist Party of India)
130,624 (24.4 pts)
1989
Palai K. M. Mathew
Indian National Congress
398,516
53.6%
M. C. Josephine (CPI (Marxist))
91,479 (12.3 pts)
1991
Palai K.M. Mathew
Indian National Congress
345,139
48.9%
P.J. Joseph (Kerala Congress)
25,206 (3.6 pts)
1996
A.C.Jos
Indian National Congress
350,679
48.8%
K. Francis George (Kerala Congress)
30,140 (4.2 pts)
1998
P.C.Chacko
Indian National Congress
333,999
46.8%
K. Francis George (Kerala Congress)
6,350 (0.9 pts)
1999
K. Francis George
Kerala Congress
365,313
47.2%
Prof. P.J.Kurian (Indian National Congress)
9,298 (1.2 pts)
2004
K. Francis George
Kerala Congress
353,905
48.5%
Benny Behanan (Indian National Congress)
69,384 (9.5 pts)
2009
Adv. P.T Thomas
Indian National Congress
408,484
52.0%
Adv. K. Francis George (Kerala Congress)
74,796 (9.5 pts)
2014
Adv.Joice George
Independent
382,019
46.6%
Adv.Dean Kuriakose (Indian National Congress)
50,542 (6.2 pts)
2019
Adv. Dean Kuriakose
Indian National Congress
498,493
54.5%
Adv, Joice George (Independent)
171,053 (18.7 pts)
Full Result Breakdown by Election
1977
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
C. M. Stephen
Indian National Congress
228,035
54.8%
M. M. Joseph
KCP
148,778
35.8%
M. L. Jayaprakash
Independent
25,764
6.2%
M. K. Kunjol
Independent
7,042
1.7%
Chittur Sankaran
Independent
3,382
0.8%
Balan Pillai Kizhkkanattu
Independent
1,928
0.5%
M. Christdhas
Independent
884
0.2%
1980
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
M.M. Lawrence
CPI (Marxist)
184,919
49.4%
T.S. John
Independent
177,886
47.6%
Mechal Kallivayalil
Independent
7,524
2.0%
K. Korason Easo
Independent
1,333
0.4%
P. Sreedharan Pillai
Independent
1,218
0.3%
Janardhanan Nair Raman Pillai
Independent
1,121
0.3%
1984
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
P. J. Kurian
Indian National Congress
308,056
57.7%
C. A. Kurian
Communist Party of India
177,432
33.2%
Joseph Michael
Independent
44,472
8.3%
George Mathew
Independent
1,230
0.2%
Kizhakkenattu Balan Pillai
Independent
1,187
0.2%
Michael Kalliyayalil
Independent
868
0.2%
P. S. Muhammed
Independent
583
0.1%
K. P. Rajapandiyan
Independent
344
0.1%
1989
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Palai K. M. Mathew
Indian National Congress
398,516
53.6%
M. C. Josephine
CPI (Marxist)
307,037
41.3%
M. N. Jayachandran
Bharatiya Janata Party
25,354
3.4%
T. M. Joseph
Bahujan Samaj Party
2,862
0.4%
Jacob Thomas
JNP (JP)
1,756
0.2%
Joseph Varghese
DKP
1,560
0.2%
Nadakuzhiyil Janardhanan Nair
Independent
1,473
0.2%
Ramaswamy Govindadan
Independent
1,288
0.2%
Gopalan Muthuswamy
Independent
1,162
0.2%
Samuel Chandy
Independent
680
0.1%
Shahul Hameed
Independent
416
0.1%
Idicula
Independent
338
0.0%
Balan Pillai Kizhakkanattu
Independent
320
0.0%
Joseph Xavier
Independent
219
0.0%
V. Pandia Rajan
Independent
210
0.0%
1991
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Palai K.M. Mathew
Indian National Congress
345,139
48.9%
P.J. Joseph
Kerala Congress
319,933
45.3%
K. Madhusoodhanan Nair
Bharatiya Janata Party
25,197
3.6%
Peruvanthanam Peethambarn
Independent
5,009
0.7%
Madhu Sivadas
Bahujan Samaj Party
4,837
0.7%
Sivan Kozhikkamaly
Independent
1,235
0.2%
K.G. Devarajan Nair
Independent
1,189
0.2%
I.K. Rajakumar
Independent
829
0.1%
Balan Pillai Kizhakkanattu
Independent
733
0.1%
John Thomas Pathazhakallungal
Independent
724
0.1%
John Peruvanthanam
Independent
716
0.1%
Rainge Eeso
Independent
440
0.1%
R. Janardhanan Nair Nadhakuzhiyil
Independent
179
0.0%
1996
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
A.C.Jos
Indian National Congress
350,679
48.8%
K. Francis George
Kerala Congress
320,539
44.6%
D.Asok Kumar
Bharatiya Janata Party
32,107
4.5%
E.A.Aboobakar
Bahujan Samaj Party
5,708
0.8%
Devarajan Kumaramangalam
Independent
4,509
0.6%
Nadakuzhiyil Janardhanan Nair
Independent
1,735
0.2%
Ponnuswamy
Independent
1,204
0.2%
Peruvanthanam Peethambaran
Independent
928
0.1%
N. Ramachandran Kartha
Independent
639
0.1%
1998
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
P.C.Chacko
Indian National Congress
333,999
46.8%
K. Francis George
Kerala Congress
327,649
45.9%
Adv. D Asokakumar
Bharatiya Janata Party
46,130
6.5%
Raj Mohan Thampi
Bahujan Samaj Party
3,824
0.5%
Devarajan Kumaramangalam
Independent
1,129
0.2%
P.C. Chacko
Independent
583
0.1%
Shukkur Ismail
Independent
346
0.0%
George Joseph
Independent
333
0.0%
P.D. Chacko
Independent
305
0.0%
1999
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
K. Francis George
Kerala Congress
365,313
47.2%
Prof. P.J.Kurian
Indian National Congress
356,015
46.0%
Adv. Tomy Cheruvally
Janata Dal (United)
35,497
4.6%
Dharmaraj
Independent
7,215
0.9%
Sasidharan
Bahujan Samaj Party
3,703
0.5%
Francis Varghese
Independent
2,949
0.4%
Peruvanthanam Pethambaran
Independent
1,471
0.2%
Devarajan Kumaramangalam
Independent
1,220
0.2%
Joseph Thomas
Independent
333
0.0%
Babu
Independent
188
0.0%
2004
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
K. Francis George
Kerala Congress
353,905
48.5%
Benny Behanan
Indian National Congress
284,521
39.0%
S T B Mohandas
Bharatiya Janata Party
58,290
8.0%
C K Janu
Independent
11,628
1.6%
Vijayan
Independent
7,379
1.0%
T C Thankappan
Bahujan Samaj Party
5,073
0.7%
P R Suresh Kumar
Independent
2,750
0.4%
Aravindan
Independent
2,464
0.3%
Ashraf
Independent
2,195
0.3%
Dr T A Babu
Independent
1,221
0.2%
2009
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Adv. P.T Thomas
Indian National Congress
408,484
52.0%
Adv. K. Francis George
Kerala Congress
333,688
42.5%
Sreenagari Rajan
Bharatiya Janata Party
28,227
3.6%
Adv. Biju M John
Bahujan Samaj Party
5,567
0.7%
Vasudevan
VCK
3,014
0.4%
M A Soosai
Independent
2,937
0.4%
Baby
Independent
1,454
0.2%
Jose Kuttiyany
Independent
1,154
0.1%
Kanchiyar Peethambaran
Independent
739
0.1%
Adv. Chittoor Rajamannar
Independent
637
0.1%
2014
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Adv.Joice George
Independent
382,019
46.6%
Adv.Dean Kuriakose
Indian National Congress
331,477
40.4%
Adv.Sabu Varghese
Bharatiya Janata Party
50,438
6.2%
None Of The Above
Independent
12,338
1.5%
Silvi Sunil
Aam Aadmi Party
11,215
1.4%
Muhammed Sharafudheen
SOCIALDEMOCRATICPARTYOFINDIA
10,401
1.3%
Joyce George
Independent
6,024
0.7%
T.K.Tomy
CPI(ML)RS
3,971
0.5%
Joice George
Independent
3,057
0.4%
Appanchira Ponnappan
Bahujan Samaj Party
2,477
0.3%
Somini Prabhakaran
Independent
1,925
0.2%
Shoby Joseph
Independent
1,179
0.1%
James Joseph
Independent
1,158
0.1%
Anish Mariyil
Independent
629
0.1%
P.C.Jolly
Independent
550
0.1%
Biju Joseph
Independent
493
0.1%
Adv.Chittoor Rajamannar
Independent
415
0.1%
2019
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Adv. Dean Kuriakose
Indian National Congress
498,493
54.5%
Adv, Joice George
Independent
327,440
35.8%
Biju Krishnan
BDJS
78,648
8.6%
Leethesh P. T.
Bahujan Samaj Party
2,906
0.3%
Gomathy
Independent
1,985
0.2%
M. Selvaraj
VCK
1,628
0.2%
Baby K. A.
Independent
1,556
0.2%
Reji Njallani
Independent
1,324
0.1%
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party's broad bloc (Congress / BJP / Left / other).
Trend
Idukki has been contested at 12 Lok Sabha general elections on record since 1977. Parties that have won this seat over that span: Indian National Congress, CPI (Marxist), Kerala Congress, Independent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Idukki in the 2019 Lok Sabha election?
Adv. Dean Kuriakose (Indian National Congress) won Idukki, Kerala, in 2019 with 498,493 votes (54.5%), a margin of 171,053 votes over Adv, Joice George.
Which parties have won Idukki since 1977?
Since 1977, Idukki has been won by: CPI (Marxist), Independent, Indian National Congress, Kerala Congress.
What was the closest result in Idukki?
The closest result on record for Idukki was 1998, when Indian National Congress beat Kerala Congress by just 6,350 votes (0.9 percentage points).