VILLUPPURAM District · 20 candidates · 4 with declared cases
SIVAKUMAR C
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Mailam constituency in Tamil Nadu was represented by Sivakumar C of the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) from 2021 to 2026. He won the seat in the 2021 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly elections with a narrow margin of just 2,230 votes (1.27%) over the DMK candidate, securing 81,044 votes. This marked a shift from DMK to PMK control in the constituency. During his tenure, the constituency benefited from broader state-level development initiatives under the DMK government, including welfare schemes like the Kalaignar Magalir Urimai Thogai scheme launched in September 2023 that provided ₹5,000 to over 1.31 crore women across Tamil Nadu, education programs expanding the breakfast scheme up to Class 8, and skill development through the Naan Mudhalvan scheme. However, the available records show very limited information about constituency-specific development projects, infrastructure improvements, or local governance initiatives directly attributable to the MLA's work in Mailam between 2021 and 2026. Most documented projects relate to Chennai's urban development (peripheral roads, metro expansion, sewerage projects) and state-wide industrial investments in districts like Ranipet and Thoothuvalai, with no clear indication of how these benefited Mailam directly. There were no reported controversies, corruption allegations, public protests, or grievances specifically associated with the MLA or the constituency during this period. Notably, Sivakumar C vacated the Mailam seat to contest from Vikravandi in the 2026 elections scheduled for April 23, 2026, with the seat now being contested by C.V. Shanmugam (AIADMK) and L. Venkatesan (DMDK representing the DMK alliance). Voters should consider that while the constituency experienced political stability under PMK representation, there is limited documented evidence of major local development projects or specific initiatives that directly addressed Mailam's infrastructure, healthcare, education, or civic needs during this five-year period. The lack of information about local achievements, challenges, or MLA activities makes it difficult to assess the full impact of this tenure on the constituency.
Turnout
80.09%
Total Votes
1,76,465
Victory Margin
2,230 (1.26%)
NOTA Votes
884 (0.50%)
Total Electors: 2,20,333
| # | Candidate | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
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C. Sivakumar PMK |
| 81,044 |
| 46.02% |
| 2 | Dr. R. Masilamani DMK | 78,814 | 44.75% |
| 3 | L. Umamaheswari NTK | 8,340 | 4.74% |
| 4 | A. Sundaresan DMDK | 3,921 | 2.23% |
| — | NOTA (None of the Above) | 884 | 0.50% |
Turnout
81%
Total Votes
1,71,211
Victory Margin
12,306 (7.19%)
Total Electors: 2,11,372
MASILAMANI R
DMK
70,880
41.4%
Annadurai K
ADMK
58,574
34.21%