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Karnataka Political Parties

Name

Abbreviation

Symbol

Foundation

Current leader(s)

Janata Dal (Secular)

JD(S)

Lady Farmer

1999

HD Deve Gowda

Other Karnataka Political parties

  1. Badavara Shramikara Raitara Congress
  2. Codava National Council
  3. Kannada Chalavali Vatal Paksha
  4. Kannada Nadu Party
  5. Lok Shakti
  6. Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti
  7. National Development Party (India)
  8. Urs Samyuktha Paksha

List of karnataka assembly Constituency

The Legislative Assembly of karnataka (also known as the Karnataka Vidhan Sabha) is the lower house of the bicameral legislature of the Indian state of karnataka, which is known as the Karnataka State Legislature. It has 224 members.

Assembly Constituency Name

A. C. No. AC_Name A. C. No. AC_Name A. C. No. AC_Name
1 Nippani 76 Haliyal 151 K.R. Pura
2 Chikkodi Sadalga 77 Karwar 152 Byatarayanapura
3 Athani 78 Kumta 153 Yeshvanthapura
4 Kagwad 79 Bhatkal 154 Rajarajeshwarinagar
5 Kudachi 80 Sirsi 155 Dasarahalli
6 Raibag 81 Yellapur 156 Mahalakshmi Layout
7 Hukkeri 82 Hangal 157 Malleshwaram
8 Arabhavi 83 Shiggaon 158 Hebbal
9 Gokak 84 Haveri 159 Pulakeshinagar
10 Yemkanmardi 85 Byadgi 160 Sarvagnanagar
11 Belgaum Uttar 86 Hirekerur 161 C.V Raman Nagar
12 Belgaum Dakshin 87 Ranibennur 162 Shivajinagar
13 Belgaum Rural 88 Hadagalli 163 Shanti Nagar
14 Khanapur 89 Hagaribommanahalli 164 Gandhi Nagar
15 Kittur 90 Vijayanagara 165 Rajaji Nagar
16 Bailhongal 91 Kampli 166 Govindraj Nagar
17 Saundatti Yellamma 92 Siruguppa 167 Vijay Nagar
18 Ramdurg 93 Bellary 168 Chamrajpet
19 Mudhol 94 Bellary City 169 Chickpet
20 Terdal 95 Sandur 170 Basavanagudi
21 Jamkhandi 96 Kudligi 171 Padmanaba Nagar
22 Bilgi 97 Molakalmuru 172 B. T. M Layout
23 Badami 98 Challakere 173 Jayanagar
24 Bagalkot 99 Chitradurga 174 Mahadevapura
25 Hungund 100 Hiriyur 175 Bommanahalli
26 Muddebihal 101 Hosadurga 176 Bangalore South
27 Devar Hippargi 102 Holalkere 177 Anekal
28 Basavana Bagevadi 103 Jagalur 178 Hosakote
29 Babaleshwar 104 Harapanahalli 179 Devanahalli
30 Bijapur City 105 Harihar 180 Doddaballapur
31 Nagthan 106 Davanagere North 181 Nelamangala
32 Indi 107 Davanagere South 182 Magadi
33 Sindgi 108 Mayakonda 183 Ramanagaram
34 Afzalpur 109 Channagiri 184 Kanakapura
35 Jewargi 110 Honnali 185 Channapatna
36 Shorapur 111 Shimoga Rural 186 Malavalli
37 Shahapur 112 Bhadravati 187 Maddur
38 Yadgir 113 Shimoga 188 Melukote
39 Gurmitkal 114 Tirthahalli 189 Mandya
40 Chittapur 115 Shikaripura 190 Srirangapatna
41 Sedam 116 Sorab 191 Nagamangala
42 Chincholi 117 Sagar 192 Krishnarajpet
43 Gulbarga Rural 118 Byndoor 193 Shravanabelagola
44 Gulbarga Dakshin 119 Kundapura 194 Arsikere
45 Gulbarga Uttar 120 Udupi 195 Belur
46 Aland 121 Kapu 196 Hassan
47 Basavakalyan 122 Karkal 197 Holenarasipur
48 Homnabad 123 Sringeri 198 Arkalgud
49 Bidar South 124 Mudigere 199 Sakleshpur
50 Bidar 125 Chikmagalur 200 Belthangady
51 Bhalki 126 Tarikere 201 Moodabidri
52 Aurad 127 Kadur 202 Mangalore City North
53 Raichur Rural 128 Chikkanayakanahalli 203 Mangalore City South
54 Raichur 129 Tiptur 204 Mangalore
55 Manvi 130 Turuvekere 205 Bantval
56 Devadurga 131 Kunigal 206 Puttur
57 Lingsugur 132 Tumkur City 207 Sullia
58 Sindhanur 133 Tumkur Rural 208 Madikeri
59 Maski 134 Koratagere 209 Virajpet
60 Kushtagi 135 Gubbi 210 Piriyapatna
61 Kanakagiri 136 Sira 211 Krishnarajanagara
62 Gangawati 137 Pavagada 212 Hunsur
63 Yelburga 138 Madhugiri 213 Heggadadevankote
64 Koppal 139 Gauribidanur 214 Nanjangud
65 Shirahatti 140 Bagepalli 215 Chamundeshwari
66 Gadag 141 Chikkaballapur 216 Krishnaraja
67 Ron 142 Sidlaghatta 217 Chamaraja
68 Nargund 143 Chintamani 218 Narasimharaja
69 Navalgund 144 Srinivaspur 219 Varuna
70 Kundgol 145 Mulbagal 220 T Narasipur
71 Dharwad 146 Kolar Gold Field 221 Hanur
72 Hubli Dharwad East 147 Bangarapet 222 Kollegal
73 Hubli Dharwad Central 148 Kolar 223 Chamarajanagar
74 Hubli Dharwad West 149 Malur 224 Gundlupet
75 Kalghatgi 150 Yelahanka

List of Chief Ministers of Karnataka
The Chief Minister of Karnataka is the chief executive of the south Indian state of Karnataka. As per the Constitution of India, the governor is a state's de jure head, but de facto executive authority rests with the chief minister. Following elections to the Karnataka Legislative Assembly, the state's governor usually invites the party (or coalition) with a majority of seats to form the government. The governor appoints the chief minister, whose council of ministers are collectively responsible to the assembly. Given that he has the confidence of the assembly, the chief minister's term is for five years and is subject to no term limits.

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