1000. Creation of 25 lakh jobs in non-farm sectors and increasing the state spending on infrastructure projects. A subsidy of Rs 20 per liter for kerosene for the weaker sections. Several sops for women and children with various empowerment schemes totaling Rs 7500 crore. The maternity leave with the wage for women working in the unorganized sector would be increased to three months from the present one month. All the school children would be given a free meal, uniforms, and textbooks. A welfare-cum-pension scheme for employees of places of worship of all religions will be introduced. The operations of other-state lotteries would be contained while protecting the Kerala state lottery. Total electrification of the state in six months. Cent percent drinking water supply in five years. Poll surveys Election The thirteenth legislative assembly election was held on 13 April 2011. The filing of nominations for the elections ended on 26 March 2011. A total of 1373 contestants filed nominations. The scrutiny of nominations took place on 29 March 2011. According to the latest revised electoral list, there are a total of 22,878,767 voters, with 11,919,652 women and 10,959,115 men. There are 20,758 polling booths in 11,662 polling locations in the state. A total of 971 candidates contested the elections, after the withdrawal of nominations closed. Voting The polling to elect members of the assembly from the 140 constituencies in Kerala was held successfully on 13 April 2011. 75.12 percent of voter turnout was recorded in the state. The district-wise and constituency-wise polling percentage is as given below. Re-polling was conducted on two polling stations in the state on 16-April-2011, in the Legislative Assembly constituencies of Pattambi and Chalakkudy. Results The Election resulted in a slender victory for the UDF coalition winning 72 out of the 140 assembly seats while the incumbent LDF garnered the remaining 68 seats. The UDF lead was further extended to 73 through the subsequent by-election in Neyyattinkara constituency in which the incumbent MLA, R. Selvaraj, resigned from LDF to join UDF and got re-elected. Summary of results By region By district Constituency-wise detailed results Note:- (SC) - Constituency reserved for Scheduled caste candidates. (ST) - Constituency reserved for Scheduled tribe candidates. Performance of Political Parties Performance of Political Fronts By-elections 1.Piravom Bye-election was held in Piravom Assembly constituency following the death of sitting MLA and minister T. M. Jacob on 30 October 2011. 2.Neyyattinkara By-election was