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Karnataka ULB election result 2018: Congress wins maximum seats

2018-09-07T11:49:14+05:30

Karnataka ULB election result 2018: Congress wins maximum seats

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The Congress, which is part of the ruling coalition in Karnataka, emerged as the party which won the largest number of seats in the urban local body (ULB) elections in the state. The party won 982 of the total 2,662 seats.

After a close fight with the Congress, the BJP came in second in the race winning 929 seats. On the other hand, the Congress in the state government, Janata Dal (Secular) won 375 seats. However, it achieved a majority in the strongholds of Hassan, Mandya and Tumkur districts.

According to the State Election Commission, the Congress emerged victorious in 10 out of 22 districts including Masuru, Uttara Kannada and Raichur. BJP secured a majority in seven districts including Udupi and coastal districts of Southern Kannada. Independents won 329 seats in 22 districts, while the other front parties and regional organizations won 34 and won.

Responding to the victory, Congress Communication In-charge Randeep Singh Surjewala said that the people of Karnataka have accepted the development policies of the Congress-JD (S) government in the state and rejected BJP's "Jumla".

Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy said that the urban voters, who used to earlier favour the BJP, have now shown "full support" to the coalition government with the ULB elections.

Meanwhile, BJP state unit president BS Yeddyurappa said in Bengaluru, "The BJP should have won more seats but we could not perform the way we wanted to because of the Congress-JD(S) coalition."

The party, however, is confident of winning a majority in the 2019 Lok Sabha election, Yeddyurappa said. "The people's mandate is with the BJP, and we are confident of a majority in the next year's general election," he added.

In Hassan City Municipal Council, the JD(S) bagged 17 out of 35 seats. The BJP won 13 seats, while the Congress could get only two seats as Independents won the remaining three.

Meanwhile, the BJP won the Udupi City Municipal Council, bagging 31 seats out of a total of 35 seats, while the Congress got only four seats and conceded defeat.

The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) headed towards a hung house with no party in a position to secure a majority in the 65-member civic body.

In the Tumkur City Corporation that has 35 seats, Congress and JD(S) secured 10 seats each, the BJP won 12, while Independents won three seats. Of the three ULBs that went for polls in Dakshina Kannada, BJP bagged Puttur and Congress managed to sweep Ullal.

During a press conference, the Congress said that the party will join hands with JD (S) in civil bodies, where the results do not show a clear majority like Masuru and Tumakuru. Both the Congress and the JD(S) had contested the polls separately despite being partners in the state government.

JD(S) leader Danish Ali termed the poll result as a defeat of the BJP, noting that the civic elections were held in 104 urban Assembly constituencies, out of which the BJP had won 69 in the state elections held in May.

A total of 8,340 candidates, including 2,306 from the Congress, 2,203 from the BJP and 1,397 from the JD (S), took part in the ULB elections in Karnataka, which had 800 wars for three municipal corporations. Elections were held in 21 of the state's 30 districts. In total, 105 ULBs went into elections, including 29 Municipal Councils, 53 Municipal Councils and 23 Nagar Panchayats. Polling in three places in Kodagu was postponed due to the flood. The remaining districts, including Bengaluru, will later vote in November.

Source: FIRSTPOST

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Mysore Municipal Corporation Election Results 2018: BJP Wins by 22 Out of 65 Seats

2018-09-07T11:00:14+05:30

Mysore Municipal Corporation Election Results 2018: BJP Wins by 22 Out of 65 Seats

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Mysore Municipal Corporation went to the polls on August 31, 2018 and the election results are being announced on September 3, 2018. Of the 65 wards, BJP is the leader while Congress and JD (S) are second and third respectively. In the 24 districts of Karnataka, a total of 105 urban local bodies went to the polls, which recorded 63.8% of the average voting percentage.

Voting was held for three Municipal Corporations, 29 city municipalities, 53 town municipalities and 23 town panchayats. Congress, Janata Dal (Secular) (JDS) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) from the three corners of this triangular contest.

In all, 8,340 candidates, including 2,306 from the Congress, 2,203 from the BJP and 1,397 from the (JDS) are in the fray for the 103 Urban Local Bodies and 814 candidates contested for the 135 wards across the three city corporations. Congress contested in all 135, BJP in 130 and JDS in 129.

List of all municipal bodies that went to the polls:

Municipal Corporations: Mysore, Shimoga, Tumkur.

City Municipal Councils: Yadagiri, Surapura, Bagalakot, IIlakal,Mudhola, Jamakhandi, R Banahatti, Sirsi, Dandeli, Karwar, Mandya, Nippani, Gokak, Haveri, Raanebennur, Koppala, Ganagavathi, Raichur, Sindhanur, Ullala, Hassan, Arasikere, Chamarajanagar, Shahabad, Puttur, Udupi, Chitradurga, Challakere, Kollegala.

Town Municipal Councils: Madhugiri, Chikkanayakanahhali, Gurumitkal, Lakshmeshwara, Rona, Gajendragarh, Bhantawala, Channarayapatna, Holenarasipura, Sakaleshpura, Channagiri, Hosadurga, Hallikhed, Karkala, Kunakdapura, Haliyala, Kumata, Ankola, Maddur, Pandavapura, Nagamangala, Konnura, Mudalagi, Savadatti, Ramadurga, Baialahongala, Sankeshwara, Chikkodi, Hukkeri, Kudachi, Sadalaga, Hangal, Savanoor, Kushtagi, Piriyapattana, T Narasipur, H D Kote, Chincholi, Chittapur, Sedam, Jevargi, Afzalpur, Alanada, Manvi, Devadurga, Lingasugur, Mudgal, Muddebihala, Badami, Guledagudda, Mahalingapura, Teradala, Hunagunda.Town Panchayats (20): Yallapura, Mundagodu, Nagamangala-Belluru, Khanapura, Hatti, Shirahatti, Mulgunda, Naregal, Honnali, Jagaluru, Saaligrama, Kudutini, Kotturu, Beelagi, Kerur, Hirekeruru, Yalaburga, Koratagere, Gubbi, Rayabhag.

SOURCE: NEWS18

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Tumkur Municipal Corporation Election Results 2018: BJP Wins 12 Out of 35 Seats

2018-09-07T10:47:36+05:30

Tumkur Municipal Corporation Election Results 2018: BJP Wins 12 Out of 35 Seats

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The municipal corporation went to the polls on August 31, 2018 and the election results are being announced on September 3, 2018. In the turn of events, BJP is moving forward, while JD (S) and Congress are behind. However, it is the JD (S) -Congress coalition which has a majority.

In the 24 districts of Karnataka, a total of 105 urban local bodies went to the polls, which recorded 63.8% of the average voting percentage.

List of all municipal bodies that went to the polls:

Municipal Corporations: Mysore, Shimoga, Tumkur.

Town Panchayats: Yallapura, Mundagodu, Nagamangala-Belluru, Khanapura, Hatti, Shirahatti, Mulgunda, Naregal, Honnali, Jagaluru, Saaligrama, Kudutini, Kotturu, Beelagi, Kerur, Hirekeruru, Yalaburga, Koratagere, Gubbi, Rayabhag.

SOURCE: NEWS18

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Koratagere Town Panchayat Election Results 2018: JDS Wins the Polls by 8 Out of 15 Seats

2018-09-06T15:37:59+05:30

Koratagere Town Panchayat Election Results 2018: JDS Wins the Polls by 8 Out of 15 Seats

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Town Panchayat of Koratagere went to the polls on August 31, 2018, and the election results are being announced on September 3, 2018.
In the 24 districts of Karnataka, a total of 105 urban local bodies went to the polls, which recorded 63.8% of the average voting percentage.

List of all municipal bodies that went to the polls:

Municipal Corporations: Mysore, Shimoga, Tumkur.

Source: NEWS18

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Raichur City Municipal Council Election Results 2018: BJP Wins With 12 Out of 35 Seats

2018-09-06T15:25:14+05:30

Raichur City Municipal Council Election Results 2018: BJP Wins With 12 Out of 35 Seats

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City Municipal Council of Raichur went to the polls on August 31, 2018, and the election results are being announced on 3 September 2018.
In the 24 districts of Karnataka, a total of 105 urban local bodies went to the polls, which recorded 63.8% of the average voting percentage.

List of all municipal bodies that went to the polls:

Municipal Corporations: Mysore, Shimoga, Tumkur.

Source: NEWS18

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Chitradurga City Municipal Council Election Results 2018: BJP Bags 17 Out of 35 Seats

2018-09-06T15:11:39+05:30

Chitradurga City Municipal Council Election Results 2018: BJP Bags 17 Out of 35 Seats

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In the 24 districts of Karnataka, a total of 105 urban local bodies went to the polls, which recorded 63.8% of the average voting percentage.

Overall, 8,340 candidates, including 2,306 from Congress, are from the BJP for 2,203 and (JDS) to 1,397 103 urban local bodies and 814 candidates have contested for 135 wards in three municipal corporations. Congress contested 135 seats in BJP, JDS in 130 and JDS in 129.

List of all municipal bodies that went to the polls:

Municipal Corporations: Mysore, Shimoga, Tumkur.

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SOURCE: NEWS18

Aland Town Municipal Council Election Results 2018: BJP Congress Clash

2018-09-06T13:32:06+05:30

Aland Town Municipal Council Election Results 2018: BJP Congress Clash

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The Town Council of the city went to the polls on August 31, 2018, and the election results are being announced on September 3, 2018.
In the 24 districts of Karnataka, a total of 105 urban local bodies went to the polls, which recorded 63.8% of the average voting percentage.

List of all municipal bodies that went to the polls:

Municipal Corporations: Mysore, Shimoga, Tumkur.

source: News18

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Shimoga Municipal Corporation Election Results 2018 LIVE: BJP Wins With 20 Seats

2018-09-06T13:12:32+05:30

Shimoga Municipal Corporation Election Results 2018 LIVE: BJP Wins With 20 Seats

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Shimoga Municipal Corporation went to the polls on August 31, 2018, and the election results are being announced on September 3, 2018. The BJP's strong leadership in Shimoga is in the stronghold of the party and in the bastion of former Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa. Congress is in second place, while JD (S) is in the third position. Click here to tap Live updates and Shimoga municipal election result 2018.

A total of 105 Urban Local Bodies across 24 districts of Karnataka went to the polls that registered an average voting percentage of 63.8%.

List of all municipal bodies that went to the polls:

Municipal Corporations (3): Mysore, Shimoga, Tumkur.

City Municipal Councils (29): Yadagiri, Surapura, Bagalakot, IIlakal,Mudhola, Jamakhandi, R Banahatti, Sirsi, Dandeli, Karwar, Mandya, Nippani, Gokak, Haveri, Raanebennur, Koppala, Ganagavathi, Raichur, Sindhanur, Ullala, Hassan, Arasikere, Chamarajanagar, Shahabad, Puttur, Udupi, Chitradurga, Challakere, Kollegala.

Town Municipal Councils (53): Madhugiri, Konnura, Mudalagi, Savadatti, Ramadurga, Baialahongala, Sankeshwara, Chikkodi, Hukkeri, Kudachi, Sadalaga, Hangal, Savanoor, Kushtagi, Chikkanayakanahhali, Gurumitkal, Lakshmeshwara, Piriyapattana, T Narasipur, H D Kote, Chincholi, Chittapur, Sedam, Jevargi, Afzalpur, Alanada, Manvi, Devadurga, Lingasugur, Mudgal, Muddebihala, Badami, Guledagudda, Mahalingapura, Rona, Gajendragarh, Bhantawala, Channarayapatna, Holenarasipura, Sakaleshpura, Channagiri, Hosadurga, Hallikhed, Karkala, Kunakdapura, Haliyala, Kumata, Ankola, Maddur, Pandavapura, Nagamangala, Teradala, Hunagunda.{loadposition googlead}

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Town Panchayats (20): Yallapura, Mundagodu, Nagamangala-Belluru, Khanapura, Hatti, Shirahatti, Mulgunda, Naregal, Honnali, Jagaluru, Saaligrama, Kudutini, Kotturu, Beelagi, Kerur, Hirekeruru, Yalaburga, Koratagere, Gubbi, Rayabhag.

Karnataka Local Body Elections Result

2018-09-04T12:14:33+05:30

Karnataka Local Body Elections Result

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KARNATAKA: Congress, with its ruling coalition partner JD (S), is ready to take control of the majority of the ULB, establishing a slight increase on BJP in a closely fought race in urban local bodies elections in Karnataka.

The Congress has secured 982 seats and the BJP 929 in the elections held Saturday, while JD(S) came a distant third with 375 seats, according to the state election commission results. Independent candidates also did well with 329 seats.

Despite being cooperative in the state government, both Congress and JD (S) fought separately, but they have already declared that they will make an agreement after the elections in urban bodies.

The Congress said on Monday that the people of Karnataka have accepted the development policies of the Congress-JD(S) government in the state and have rejected the 'jumlas' (rhetoric) of the BJP after the party emerged as the single largest in the local body polls.

"People of Karnataka have once again reposed their faith in Congress by making it the number one party in urban local bodies," Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said.

The municipal elections were held in 21 of the 30 districts across Karnataka. A total of 105 urban local bodies went to polls, which include 29 city municipal councils, 53 town municipal councils and 23 town panchayats. An impressive 67.51 per cent voter turnout was recorded.

In 2013, municipal elections were held in 4,976 seats. The Congress had won 1,960 seats and the BJP and the JD(S) had secured 905 seats each. The remaining 1,206 seats were bagged by independent candidates.

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Karnataka Urban Local Body Election Result 2018 LIVE Updates

2018-09-03T13:33:17+05:30

Karnataka Urban Local Body Election Result 2018 LIVE Updates

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Karnataka Municipal Election Result 2018: Counting is being done for 105 urban local bodies in Karnataka, which went on election on August 31. In the elections, a record turnout of 68 percent was recorded for elections to 29 municipalities, 53 municipalities, 23 municipal panchayats and 2,709 civil wards spread across 135 ward in Mysuru, Shivamogga and Tumakuru city corporations.

A total of 8,340 candidates, including 2,306 of Congress, 2,203 from the BJP and 1,397 from the JD-S contested in the urban local body elections. The Congress and JD (S) did not rule out on forming a post-poll alliance to keep the BJP out of power. “In the event of either party not getting majority on its own in the ULB elections, we will have post-poll alliance to rule the local bodies as we did to form the coalition government in the state after the May 12 assembly election threw a hung House with a split verdict,” a JD(S) official told IANS on Saturday.

BJP president BS Yeddyurappa said that the saffron party has performed 'under exceptions'. However, he believes in the victory of the saffron party in 2019. The counting of urban local bodies (ULB) elections in Karnataka is still with the Congress and Janata Dal (Secular), which is hoping to increase their alliance.

As Congress maintains lead, some leaders of the grand old party and CM HD Kumaraswamy's JD(S) are of the opinion that even if they manage to win 50% of the seats together, it would be enough since urban areas are considered to be BJP's stronghold. The Bharatiya Janata Party is already leading in three municipal corporations of Shimoga, Mysore, Tumkur.

In the 2013 urban local bodies elections held in 4,976 seats, the Congress had won 1,960 seats, while the BJP and the JD-S had won 905 seats each, and Independents had bagged the remaining 1,206 seats. The full list of results is expected to be declared by night.

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