The Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) has achieved a remarkable victory in the Kerala Assembly elections, winning 102 out of 140 seats. This marks a significant decline for the incumbent Left Democratic Front (LDF), which has been reduced to only 35 seats, its worst performance in the state's history. The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) also made gains, securing its highest tally of three seats. The results indicate a larger anti-incumbency wave that has persisted since the UDF's success in the 2024 parliamentary elections, where it won 18 out of 20 Lok Sabha seats. The UDF's vote share of 46.4% in central Kerala, 48.4% in north Kerala, and 44.1% in south Kerala demonstrates its broad appeal across the state. The LDF's decline is particularly notable as it has lost ground even in traditional strongholds, with thirteen sitting ministers losing their seats. The BJP's performance, while improved, reflects a geographically concentrated support rather than a statewide surge. The election results pose significant questions for the LDF's future and the potential for further gains by the BJP amidst shifting voter sentiments.