Four constituencies, including those held by Chief Minister Ommen Chandy (Puthupally) and Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala (Haripad), have a single name while all others have more than one name, KPCC President V M Sudheeran told reporters here.
Names of all sitting MLAs, including T N Prathapan, who had stated that he was not keen on contesting this time to make way for fresh faces, have been included in the list.
The talks with UDF partners on seat sharing were at the 'final stage', he said, adding there was need to arrive at a consensus with each of the partners.
Discussions with JDU, which wanted exchange of some seats and RSP, which is seeking six seats, were inconclusive.
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