As Kerala awaits the results of the Assembly elections on May 4, leaders from various political parties have expressed confidence in their prospects. Polling took place on April 9 for the 140-member Assembly. P A Mohamed Riyas, a minister representing the Left Democratic Front (LDF), stated that the party's governance over the past decade has fostered development and unity, positioning them for a strong showing in both his constituency of Beypore in Kozhikode district and statewide. Meanwhile, V D Satheesan, the Leader of Opposition, opted to withhold comments until the results are announced. In contrast, BJP leader V Muraleedharan reported positive feedback from voters in Kazhakootam, suggesting a potential shift in support towards the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA). Other candidates from the UDF also expressed optimism, with Ramesh Chennithala asserting that the Congress-led front would emerge victorious. The election results are anticipated to significantly impact Kerala's political landscape, with some leaders predicting a hung assembly due to voter fatigue with both the UDF and LDF.