In the statement, they had said that the people were aware of the excellent work of the party for the welfare of Tamil Nadu in the last ten years.

As MK Stalin is inching closer to become the next Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and form the next government in the state, let's take a look at the ADMK ministers who lost the race to their rivals.

From DMK President MK Stalin to his son Udhayanidhi Stalin, the candidates of the DMK alliance in Chennai are holding a lead in their respective constituencies.  

ADMK has been doing good in the Kongu belt (Western region), where it holds the stronghold while DMK is doing better in Northern Tamil Nadu including Chennai.

The counting has been unfolding major shock waves for the ADMK as the seven senior ministers are in the fashion of conceding a defeat.

The DMK alliance has crossed the majority mark of 118 in lead and if the current trends continue, we can expect that Stalin will swear in as the next Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. 

As per the electoral procedure, the postal ballots were first to be counted and the counting is underway in the 75 centers across the state. 

While the DMK is projected to win 160-170 seats with a potential vote share of over 48%, let's take a look at the list of constituencies ADMK could win.

As the vote-counting will begin at 8 am on Sunday, TNS has picked ten star constituencies that you must watch for in the election results. 

Most of the exit polls had strongly predicted that there will be a change in the incumbency in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. Let's take a look at the projections of the exit polls on who would win in Tamil Nadu.