| Tamilnadu | ||
| Constituency | Polling Date | Aiadmk+PMK+BJP+DMDK Alliance |
| Thiruvallur | Apr-18 | P Venugopal (Aiadmk) |
| Chennai Nor | Apr-18 | R Mohanraj (DMDK) |
| Chennai Sou | Apr-18 | Jayavardhan Jayakumar (Aiadmk) |
| Chennai Central | Apr-18 | Sam Paul (PMK) |
| Sriperumbudur | Apr-18 | A Vaithilingam (PMK) |
| Kancheepuram | Apr-18 | Maragatham Kumaravel |
| Arakkonam | Apr-18 | AK Moorthy (PMK) |
| Vellore | Apr-18 | AC Shanmugam (Aiadmk) |
| Krishnagiri | Apr-18 | KP Munusamy (Aiadmk) |
| Dharmapuri | Apr-18 | Anbumani Ramadoss (PMK) |
| Tiruvannamalai | Apr-18 | SS Krishnamoorthy (Aiadmk) |
| Arani | Apr-18 | V Elumalai (Aiadmk) |
| Viluppuram | Apr-18 | Vadivel Ravanan (PMK) |
| Kallakurichi | Apr-18 | LK Sudhish (DMDK) |
| Salem | Apr-18 | KRS Saravanan (Aiadmk) |
| Namakkal | Apr-18 | P Kaliappan (Aiadmk) |
| Erode | Apr-18 | G Manimaran (Aiadmk) |
| Tiruppur | Apr-18 | MSM Anandan (Aiadmk) |
| Nilgiris | Apr-18 | M Thiagarajan (Aiadmk) |
| Coimbatore | Apr-18 | C P Radhakrishnan (BJP) |
| Pollachi | Apr-18 | C Mahendran (Aiadmk) |
| Dindigul | Apr-18 | K Jyothi (PMK) |
| Karur | Apr-18 | M Thambidurai (Aiadmk) |
| Tiruchirappalli | Apr-18 | Dr V Ilangovan (DMDK) |
| Perambalur | Apr-18 | NR Sivapathy (Aiadmk) |
| Cuddalore | Apr-18 | R Govindasamy (PMK) |
| Chidambaram | Apr-18 | P Chandrasekar (Aiadmk) |
| Mayiladuthurai | Apr-18 | S Asaimani (Aiadmk) |
| Nagapattinam | Apr-18 | M Saravanan (Aiadmk) |
| Thanjavur | Apr-18 | NR Natarajan (NDA Alliances) |
| Sivaganga | Apr-18 | H Raja (BJP) |
| Madurai | Apr-18 | VVR Raj Sathyan (Aiadmk) |
| Theni | Apr-18 | P Raveendranath Kumar (Aiadmk) |
| Virudhunagar | Apr-18 | R Azhagarsamy (DMDK) |
| Ramanathapuram | Apr-18 | Nainar Nagendran (BJP) |
| Thoothukkudi | Apr-18 | Dr Tamilisai Soundarrajan (BJP) |
| Tenkasi | Apr-18 | Dr K Krishnaswamy (Aiadmk) |
| Tirunelveli | Apr-18 | Paul Manoj Pandian (Aiadmk) |
| Kanyakumari | Apr-18 | Pon. Radhakrishnan (BJP) |
Election 2019: BJP NDA Candidate list for TamilNadu
During the seat sharing talks between the parties coming together for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections in Tamil Nadu, Amit Shah, the BJP President has made it clear that the alliance in Tamil Nadu will be called as NDA (National Democratic Alliance) and not as AIADMK-led alliance. As per the seat sharing pact finalized by the parties involved, BJP will field its candidates in 5 constituencies only. The different parties in the NDA alliance are BJP, PMK, DMDK, Puthiya Neethi Katchi and Puthiya Tamizhagam. The NDA alliance will fight in all the 40 constituencies in the state.
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