Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) is on track to form the government in Tamil Nadu after a remarkable electoral performance, winning 108 out of 234 seats. This victory is historic as it establishes the first non-Dravidian government since 1967, ending the dominance of the Dravidian parties, the DMK and AIADMK. The TVK achieved a 34.9% vote share, significantly higher than the AIADMK's 30.4%. The party not only secured its own seats but also played a crucial role in influencing outcomes in 51 seats, where it finished third yet garnered more votes than the winning margin. The DMK's vote share fell to 24.2%, marking its fourth-lowest in history. Notably, the TVK won 47 seats with a vote-share gap exceeding 10 percentage points, showcasing its strong foothold in the state. The election saw a total of 163 seats changing hands compared to the previous elections, indicating a significant shift in the political landscape of Tamil Nadu.