TN elections 2026: Detailed info for Chennai voters

Here is a quick guide to all that you might want to know as you prepare to cast your vote.

Before you vote

1. Find your Assembly constituency: Click here 👉

2. Find your polling booth: Click here 👉

3. Check the list of candidates: Full list here 👉

Info for voters – by constituency

Find your constituency details and information on candidates

Report cards on 2021-26 term

Flood risks and incomplete stormwater drains in Chennai

From Vyasarpadi to Thalambur, neighbourhoods highlight design flaws and neglect of flood mitigation systems.

Chennai’s persistent waste crisis needs better policy, say residents

Residents flag issues in waste management, harmful garbage-related policies, and gaps in infrastructure.

Citizens raise concerns over urban planning and governance gaps

Residents across Chennai flag zoning violations and poor urban planning amid rapid growth.

Pre-poll report card: Chennaiites call for better last-mile connectivity, walkable footpaths

Residents call for better public transport facility and flagged the poor state of footpaths in the city

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