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Party	Polling Agency
Party	BTV	Public Tv	Power Tv
BJP	9	8-10	12
INC	3	3-5	3-6
JDS	2	1-2	0-2
Others

By- Election Results for Karnataka will be declared on December 9, 2019.

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Scheduled

By-elections to fifteen state assembly constituencies will be going to held in Karnataka on October 21, 2019, together with Haryana and Maharashtra Assembly elections. The counting of votes will be on October 24, 2019

Event	Date	Day
Date for Nominations	23-Sep-19	Monday
Last Date for filing Nominations	30-Sep-19	Monday
Date for scrutiny of nominations	1-Oct-19	Tuesday
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures	3-Oct-19	Thursday
Date of poll	21-Oct-19	Monday
Date of counting	24-Oct-19	Thursday
Date before which the election shall be completed	24-Oct-19	Sunday

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Rescheduled

The Election Commission on Friday rescheduled byelections to 15 Karnataka assembly constituencies to December 5 and will declare the results on December 9.

Event	Date	Day
Date for Nominations	11-Nov-19	Monday
Last Date for filing Nominations	18-Nov-19	Monday
Date for scrutiny of nominations	19-Nov-19	Tuesday
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures	21-Nov-19	Thursday
Date of poll	5-Dec-19	Thursday
Date of counting	9-Dec-19	Wednesday
Date before which the election shall be completed	11-Dec-19	Wednesday

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Scheduled

Event	Date	Day
Date for Nominations	23-Sep-19	Monday
Last Date for filing Nominations	30-Sep-19	Monday
Date for scrutiny of nominations	1-Oct-19	Tuesday
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures	3-Oct-19	Thursday
Date of poll	21-Oct-19	Monday
Date of counting	24-Oct-19	Thursday
Date before which the election shall be completed	24-Oct-19	Sunday

Rescheduled

The Election Commission on Friday rescheduled byelections to 15 Karnataka assembly constituencies to December 5 and will declare the results on December 9.

Event	Date	Day
Date for Nominations	11-Nov-19	Monday
Last Date for filing Nominations	18-Nov-19	Monday
Date for scrutiny of nominations	19-Nov-19	Tuesday
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures	21-Nov-19	Thursday
Date of poll	5-Dec-19	Thursday
Date of counting	9-Dec-19	Wednesday
Date before which the election shall be completed	11-Dec-19	Wednesday

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Results by party

	Candidates	Votes	Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party
Indian National Congress
Janata Dal (Secular)
Karnataka Pragnyavantha Janatha Party
Independent

Results by constituency

Assembly Constituency		winners		runner		margins
No.	Name.	Candidate	Party	Candidate	Party	margins
3	Athani
4	Kagawad
9	Gokak
81	Yellapur
86	Hirekerur
87	Ranebennur
90	Vijayanagara
141	Chikkaballapur
151	K.R.Pura
153	Yeswanthpur
156	Mahalakshmi Layout
162	Shivajinagar
178	Hoskote
192	Krishnarajpet
212	Hunsur

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2018-11-03T12:59:00+05:30

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The Congress-JDS alliance has taken huge leads in four out of five seats that went to polls. The alliance is leading in Ballari and Mandya parliamentary seats. It is also leading in Jamkhandi and Ramanagara assembly seats. The BJP is leading in Shivamogga Lok Sabha constituency.

Out of the three parliamentary constituencies, the BJP held two, while the JDS one. The BJP holds Shivamogga, which is a stronghold of its state chief BS Yeddyurappa.

In Ballari, Congress' V S Ugrappa was leading by 84,257 over Bharatiya Janata Party's J Shantha.

BJP's B Y Raghavendra, the son of former chief minister B S Yeddyurappa, was leading ahead of JD(S)' Madhu Bangarappa by 9,665 votes in Shivamogga. In Mandya, JD(S)' Shivarame Gowda was leading over BJP's Siddaramaiah.

It is a matter of prestige for both the BJP and the ruling Congress-JDS alliance after the assembly election in the state. It was a loss of face for the BJP as the Congress and JDS entered a late alliance to deprive it of forming the government despite being the single largest party. The good performance in bypolls is a boost for the ruling Congress-JDS alliance in the state, which was facing questions of longevity.

The vote counts were being conducted in the engineering and government colleges that have been taken up as counting centres.

Around 66 per cent of the 5.45 million electorates have voted in the five bypolls.

In 2014, the BJP had won 17 of Karnataka's 23 parliamentary seats. The Congress won 9 and HD Kumaraswamy's Janata Dal-Secular 2 seats. The BJP won 104 of the 224 seats in the assembly election in May.

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HYDERABAD: On Monday, the Election Commission of India told the Hyderabad High Court that it is urging the Center, the Law Commission and Parliament to impress at least four cut off dates in a year to influence the amendment of the electoral roll so that whenever the election is declared to be done, new voters, especially young and first-timers, who reach the age of 18 and are eligible to determine eligibility for becoming eligible to vote.

Avinash Desai, EC’s counsel, said to a bench of Chief Justice TB Radhakrishnan and Justice SV Bhatt that was hearing a petition filed by two young voters from Siddipet , Shashank Reddy and another, who would have become eligible to vote in the next assembly elections had they not been forced on people now and had the cut-off date for enrolment remained January 1, 2019. But, the early election process had advanced the voter enrolment cut-off date by a year and that rendered them ineligible in the current election.

“When Law Commission recommended two cut-off dates in a year, January 1 and July 1, we readily agreed for that too,” Avinash said. But even that did not become an Act so far, he added. “Hence, we are following the existing rules that gave us January 1 as cut-off date and it was in this process the cut-off date for current enrolment was decided as of January 1, 2018,” he said.{loadposition googlead}

The Election Commission also filed its counter in another case filed by former minister and Congress leader Marie Sashidhar Reddy who accused of removing votes.

Karnataka urban body polls: Key takeaways for 2019

2018-09-05T12:26:08+05:30

Karnataka urban body polls: Key takeaways for 2019

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Congress’ performance in the urban body polls will only provide a fillip to its chances in the state, in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.

Following closely contested local body elections in Karnataka, the Congress on Monday took control of a majority of the urban local bodies (ULBs) by winning 982 out of 2,662 seats.

The Congress’ win also came from the northern region of Karnataka, where it had been battered during the assembly polls.

Rival Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) came a close second, with 929 seats, in the election held on August 31.

Its state-level ally in the state and Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy’s party Janata Dal (Secular), which had contested the polls separately, came a distant third with 375 seats.

Rest of the seats were won by Independents and other parties.

Independents and other parties put together won more seats than the JD(S).

Congress and JD(S) have now decided to tie up in local bodies where there was a hung house, further consolidating their political alliance.

Undeterred by his party’s performance, CM Kumaraswamy told news agency ANI, “Voters in the city usually vote for BJP but with the outcome of this result, now even they have shown full support for the coalition government led by Congress and JD(S).”

Key takeaways for 2019

Having won 1,357 seats together, the ruling coalition of Congress and JD(S) seem to have a clear advantage over the BJP.

The numbers also suggest that the urban votes, which predominantly favoured BJP in the past, have now moved towards the Congress.

Observers suggest that the win is likely to reinstate both parties’ faith in the coalition for the 2019 Lok Sabha election.

During the assembly polls in the state earlier this year, the incumbent Congress was reduced to 80 seats while the pre-poll JD(S)-Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) alliance bagged 38 seats.

BS Yeddyurappa-led BJP emerged as the single-largest party with 104 seats in the 224-member assembly.

Congress and the JD(S) then forged a post-poll alliance to keep the saffron party out of power.

However, according to an analysis, had the two parties contested the assembly polls together, the alliance would have got a sweeping majority with 151 seats.

Following the assembly polls, analysts had also pointed out that a Congress-JD(S) combine could severely dent the saffron party’s chances in 2019 if voters do not change their party preferences.

The general election is expected to take place in around seven months.

The BJP could be reduced to 6-7 Lok Sabha seats, while the Congress-JD(S) could bag 17 seats in the state in 2019, going by how votes were distributed among the three parties in the assembly election. The state has a total of 28 Lok Sabha constituencies.

According to a report by CNN News18, Congress’ vote share in urban areas grew from 31 per cent to 36 per cent in the polls held on August 31, while BJP’s vote share shrank from 51 per cent to 35 per cent.

The JD(S)’s vote share, however, fell from 18 per cent to 14 per cent.

Observers suggest that Congress’ performance in the urban body polls will only provide a fillip to its chances in the state, in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.

Acknowledging the ability of the ruling alliance to dent its chances, even former chief minister and BJP state unit president BS Yeddyurappa on Monday said, “The BJP should have won more seats but we could not perform the way we wanted to because of the Congress-JD(S) coalition.”

Attacking the BJP, Congress said the people of Karnataka had accepted the development policies of the Congress-JD(S) government in the state and rejected the ‘jumlas (rhetoric)’ of the BJP.

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1	ಬೆಳಗಾವಿ / BELGAUM
2	ಬಾಗಲಕೋಟೆ / BAGALKOT
3	ವಿಜಾಪೂರ / BIJAPUR
4	ಗುಲಬರ್ಗಾ / GULBARGA
5	ಬೀದರ್‌ / BIDAR
6	ರಾಯಚೂರು / RAICHUR
7	ಕೊಪ್ಪಳ / KOPPAL
8	ಗದಗ / GADAG
9	ಧಾರವಾಡ / DHARWAD
10	ಉತ್ತರ ಕನ್ನಡ / UTTARA KANNADA
11	ಹಾವೇರಿ / HAVERI
12	ಬಳ್ಳಾರಿ / BELLARY
13	ಚಿತ್ರದುರ್ಗ / CHITRADURGA
14	ದಾವಣಗೆರೆ / DAVANGERE
15	ಶಿವಮೊಗ್ಗ / SHIMOGA
16	ಉಡುಪಿ / UDUPI
17	ಚಿಕ್ಕಮಗಳೂರು / CHIKMAGALUR
18	ತುಮಕೂರು / TUMKUR
19	ಚಿಕ್ಕಬಳ್ಳಾಪುರ / CHIKKABALLAPUR
20	ಕೋಲಾರ / KOLAR
22	ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಗ್ರಾಮಾಂತರ / BANGALORE RURAL
23	ರಾಮನಗರಂ / RAMANAGARAM
24	ಮಂಡ್ಯ / MANDYA
25	ಹಾಸನ / HASSAN
26	ದಕ್ಷಿಣ ಕನ್ನಡ / DAKSHINA KANNADA
27	ಕೊಡಗು / KODAGU
28	ಮೈಸೂರು / MYSORE
29	ಚಾಮರಾಜನಗರ / CHAMARAJNAGAR
30	ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು / BANGALORE
35	ಯಾದಗಿರಿ / YADGIR

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Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018 Opinion Polls C-VOTERS

C-VOTER
INC	102
BJP	96
JD(S)	25
OTHERS	1

This agency has predicted a bigger win for the Congress in 2018 as compared to the 2013 polls. Reports, however, say the survey was commissioned by the Congress party itself. The C-Fore Survey said the Congress may with 102 seats, BJP may have to contend with just 96 seats while the JD(S) will likely finish third with just 25 seats.

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The Congress is predicted to win 126 seats this year.
The BJP is predicted to win 70 seats this year, compared to 40 in 2013.
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Party	Vote(%)	Seat
INC	46	126
BJP	31	40
JD(S)	16	27
OTHERS	7	1

Karnataka polls: After BSP, JD(S) allies with NCP, fosters Third Front to counter Congress, BJP

Ahead of Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018, the Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) has announced another alliance.
After deciding to join hands with Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), JD(S) will now ally with Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP). With the alliance, the JD(S) hopes to build a third front to counter the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress.
State president of the JD(S) and former Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy met NCP chief Shard Pawar on Thursday to seal the pre-poll alliance. The NCP is likely to contest 5-7 seats in North Karnataka- where the JD(S) is a distant third in comparison to the two national parties.

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The survey, conducted by a poll agency called CHS, “strongly predicted” a hung assembly and claimed both Congress and BJP should bin their current strategies and work hard in the next three to four months if they want to bolt ahead of the other.It has given 77-81 seats to Congress, 73-76 seats to BJP and a whopping 64-66 seats to JD(S) in the 224-member Assembly. {loadposition googlead}

Party	Seats
INC	77-81
BJP	73-76
JD(S)	64-66

According to the highlights shared by the agency, the lower castes are still with the Congress but the upper castes have moved away from it. It also said that the image of the ruling party has taken a beating in the last five years and CM Siddaramaiah’s Ahinda policy is not yielding expected results.

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Karnataka Result 2013
Party	Won
Indian National Congress	122
Bharatiya Janata Party	40
Janata Dal (Secular)	40
Others	21
Total	224

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Ac. No.	Ac. Name	WINNER/MLA Name (2013)	Party
56	Devadurga	A Venkatesh Naik	INC
190	Shrirangapattana	A.B. Ramesha Bandisiddegowda	JD(S)
72	Hubli-dharwad-East	Abbayya Prasad	INC
6	Raybag	Aihole Duryodhan Mahalingappa	BJP
35	Jevargi	Ajay Dharmsingh	INC
159	Pulakeshinagar	R. Akhanda Srinivasa Murthy	JD(S)
27	Devar Hippargi	Aminappagouda Patil	INC
17	Saundatti yellamma	Vishwanath Mamani	BJP
90	Vijayanagara	Anand Singh	BJP
80	Sirsi	Hegde Vishweshwar	BJP
207	Sullia	Angara.S	BJP
94	Bellary City	Anil H Lad	INC
208	Madikeri	Appachu Ranjan .M.P	BJP
26	Muddebihal	Appaji Urf Channabasavaraj Shankarao Nadagoud	INC
112	Bhadravati	M.J.Appaji	JD(S)
74	Hubli-dharwad- West	Arvind Chandrakant Bellad	BJP
81	Yellapur	Arbail Hebbar Shivaram	INC
14	Khanapur	Arvind Chandrakant Patil	IND
174	Mahadevapura	Aravind Limbavali	BJP
49	Bidar South	Ashok Kheny	KMP
18	Ramdurg	Ashok Mahadevappa Pattan	INC
68	Nargund	B R Yavagal	INC
96	Kudligi	B.Nagendra	IND
93	Bellary	B. Sreeramulu	BSRCP
151	K.r.pura	B.A. Basavaraja	INC
202	Mangalore City North	B.A.Mohiuddin Bava	INC
124	Mudigere	B.B. Ningaiah	JD(S)
101	Hosadurga	B.G.Govindappa	INC
92	Siruguppa	B.M.Nagaraj	INC
173	Jayanagar	B.N Vijaykumar	BJP
205	Bantval	B. Ramanatha Rai	INC
115	Shikaripura	B. S. Yediyurappa	KJP
133	Tumkur Rural	B.Suresh Gowda	BJP
168	Chamrajpet	B.Z.Zameer Ahmed Khan	JD(S)
39	Gurmitkal	Baburao Chinchanasoor	INC
58	Sindhanur	Badarli Hampanagouda	INC
8	Arabhavi	Balachandra Laxmanrao Jarkiholi	BJP
83	Shiggaon	Basavaraj Bommai	BJP
85	Byadgi	Basavaraj Neelappa Shivannanavar	INC
63	Yelburga	Basavaraj Rayaraddy	INC
4	Kagwad	Bharamgouda Alagouda Kage	BJP
89	Hagaribommanahalli	Bheema Naik.L.B.P.	JD(S)
46	Aland	Bhojaraj Ramchandra	KJP
33	Sindgi	Ramesh Balappa Bhusanur	BJP
185	Channapatna	C P Yogeshwara	SP
125	Chikmagalur	C.T.Ravi	BJP
128	Chiknayakanhalli	C B Suresh Babu	JD(S)
193	Shravanabelagola	C.N.Balakrishna	JD(S)
223	Chamarajanagar	C Puttarangashetty	INC
70	Kundgol	Channabasappa Satyappa Shivalli	INC
213	Heggadadevankote	Chikkamadu S	JD(S)
23	Badami	Chimmanakatti Balappa Bhimappa	INC
110	Honnali	D G Shantana Gowda	INC
131	Kunigal	D.Nagarajaiah	JD(S)
187	Maddur	D. C. Thammanna	JD(S)
184	Kanakapura	D.K.Shivakumar	INC
123	Sringeri	D N Jeevaraj	BJP
100	Hiriyur	Sudhakara D	INC
44	Gulbarga Dakshin	Dattatraya C.Patil Revoor (Appu Gouda)	BJP
76	Haliyal	Deshpande Raghunath	INC
164	Gandhi Nagar	Dinesh Gundu Rao	INC
65	Shirahatti	Doddamani Ramakrishna Shidlingappa	INC
60	Kushtagi	Doddanagouda Hanamagouda Patil	BJP
181	Nelamangala	Dr K Srinivasamurthy	JD(S)
41	Sedam	Dr. Sharan Prakash Rudrappa Patil	INC
42	Chincholi	Umesh G. Jadav	INC
157	Malleshwaram	Dr. Ashwathnarayan C. N	BJP
220	T.narasipur	Dr H C Mahadevappa	INC
141	Chikkaballapur	K.Sudhakar	INC
38	Yadgir	Dr. Maalakareddy	INC
132	Tumkur City	Dr. Rafeeq Ahmed S.	INC
54	Raichur	Dr. Shivaraj Patil	JD(S)
95	Sandur	E.Tukaram	INC
51	Bhalki	Eshwara Khandre	INC
11	Belgaum Uttar	Fairoz Nuruddin Saith	INC
126	Tarikere	G H Srinivasa	INC
99	Chitradurga	G.H.Thippareddy	BJP
55	Manvi	G.Hampayya	INC
145	Mulbagal	G. Manjunatha	IND
43	Gulbarga Rural	G. Ram Krishana	INC
215	Chamundeshwari	G.T Devegowda	JD(S)
156	Mahalakshmi Layout	Gopalaiah .K.	JD(S)
19	Mudhol	Govind M Karjol	BJP
37	Shahapur	Guru Patil Shiraval	KJP
67	Ron	Gurupadagouda Sanganagouda Patil	INC
50	Bidar	Gurupadappa Nagamarpalli	KJP
183	Ramanagaram	H.D.Kumara Swamy	JD(S)
66	Gadag	H K Patil	INC
102	Holalkere	H Anjaneya	INC
182	Magadi	H.C.Balakrishna	JD(S)
197	Holenarasipur	H.D.Revanna	JD(S)
212	Hunsur	H.P. Manjunath	INC
103	Jagalur	H P Rajesh	INC
224	Gundlupet	H S Mahadevaprasad	INC
105	Harihar	H.S. Shivashankar	JD(S)
196	Hassan	H.S.Prakash	JD(S)
119	Kundapura	Halady Srinivas Shetty	IND
15	Kittur	Inamdar Danappagouda Basanagouda	INC
62	Gangawati	Iqbal Ansari	JD(S)
22	Bilgi	Jagadish Patil	INC
143	Chintamani	J.K Krishnareddy	JD(S)
203	Mangalore City South	John Richard Lobo	INC
73	Hubli-dharwad-Central	Jagadish Shettar	BJP
9	Gokak	Jarkiholi Ramesh Laxmanrao	INC
1	Nippani	Shashikala Annasaheb Jolle	BJP
201	Moodabidri	K Abhayachandra	INC
200	Belthangady	K Vasantha Bangera	INC
113	Shimoga	K.B.Prasanna Kumar	INC
209	Virajpet	K.G.Bopaiah	BJP
118	Byndoor	K Gopala Poojari	INC
194	Arsikere	K M Shivalingegowda	JD(S)
137	Pavagada	K.M.Thimmarayappa	JD(S)
144	Srinivaspur	K.R. Ramesh Kumar	INC
64	Koppal	Raghavendra K.Basavaraj Hitnal	INC
149	Malur	K.S.Manjunathgowda	JD(S)
188	Melukote	K.S.Puttannaiah	SKP
129	Tiptur	K.Shadakshari	INC
108	Mayakonda	K Shivamurthy	INC
117	Sagar	Kagodu Thimmappa	INC
25	Hungund	Vijayanand Kashappanavar	INC
160	Sarvagnanagar	Kelachandra Joseph George	INC
114	Tirthahalli	Kimmane Ratnakar	INC
87	Ranibennur	Koliwad K.B	INC
152	Byatarayanapura	Krishna Byre Gowda	INC
199	Sakleshpur	H. K. Kumaraswamy	JD(S)
138	Madhugiri	Kyatasandra N. Rajanna	INC
3	Athani	Laxman Sangappa Savadi	BJP
104	Harapanahalli	M P Ravindra	INC
176	Bangalore South	M Krishnappa	BJP
142	Sidlaghatta	M.Rajanna	JD(S)
29	Babaleshwar	M.B.Patil	INC
189	Mandya	M.H Ambareesh	INC
216	Krishnaraja	M K Somashekar	INC
167	Vijay Nagar	M.Krishnappa	INC
178	Hosakote	N.Nagaraju [M.T.B]	INC
130	Turuvekere	M T Krishnappa	JD(S)
30	Bijapur City	Makbul S Bagawan	INC
34	Afzalpur	Malikayya Venkayya Guttedar	INC
47	Basavakalyan	Mallikarjun Sidramappa Khuba	JD(S)
57	Lingsugur	Manappa D. Vajjal	JD(S)
198	Arkalgud	Manju A	INC
79	Bhatkal	Mankala Subba Vaidya	IND
82	Hangal	Manohar Thashildar	INC
24	Bagalkot	Meti Hullappa Yamanappa	INC
154	Rajarajeshwarinagar	Munirathna	INC
139	Gauribidanur	N H Shivashankara Reddy	INC
163	Shanti Nagar	N. A. Haris	INC
191	Nagamangala	N.Cheluvaraya Swamy	JD(S)
69	Navalgund	N H Konaraddi	JD(S)
192	Krishnarajpet	Narayana Gowda	JD(S)
186	Malavalli	P.M.Narendra Swamy	INC
5	Kudachi	P.Rajeev	BSRCP
88	Hadagalli	P.T .Parameshwaranaik	INC
179	Devanahalli	Pillamunishamappa	JD(S)
52	Aurad	Prabhu B. Chavhan	BJP
2	Chikkodi-Sadalga	Prakash Hukkeri	INC
120	Udupi	Pramod Madhwaraj	INC
59	Maski	Pratapgowda Patil	INC
166	Govindraj Nagar	Priyakrishna	INC
40	Chittapur	Priyank Kharge	INC
45	Gulbarga Uttar	Qamarul Islam	INC
171	Padmanaba Nagar	R. Ashoka	BJP
158	Hebbal	R Jagadeesh Kumar	BJP
148	Kolar	R. Varthur Prakash	IND
221	Hanur	R Narendra	INC
162	Shivajinagar	R.Roshan Baig	INC
169	Chickpet	R.V.Devaraj	INC
36	Shorapur	Raja Venkatappa Naik	INC
48	Homnabad	Rajshekar Baswaraj Patil	INC
31	Nagthan	Raju Alagur	INC
146	Kolar gold field	Ramakka. Y	BJP
172	B.t.m layout	Ramalinga Reddy	INC
170	Basavanagudi	Ravi Subramanya.L.A.	BJP
84	Haveri	Rudrappa Manappa Lamani	INC
155	Dasarahalli	S Muniraju	BJP
135	Gubbi	S.R.Srinivas	JD(S)
106	Davanagere North	S.S.Mallikarjun	INC
222	Kollegal	S. Jayanna	INC
161	C.V. Raman Nagar	S. Raghu	BJP
97	Molakalmuru	S. Thippeswamy	BSRCP
116	Sorab	S.Madhu Bangarappa	JD(S)
140	Bagepalli	S. N. Subbareddy (Chinnakayalapalli)	IND
147	Bangarapet	S.N Narayanaswamy K.M	INC
150	Yelahanka	S R Vishwanath	BJP
165	Rajaji Nagar	S.Suresh Kumar	BJP
153	Yeshvanthapura	S.T. Somashekar	INC
211	Krishnarajanagara	S R Mahesh	JD(S)
12	Belgaum Dakshin	Sambhaji Lakshman Patil	IND
13	Belgaum Rural	Sanjay B Patil	BJP
77	Karwar	Santeesh Sail Krishna	IND
75	Kalghatgi	Santhosh Lad	INC
175	Bommanahalli	M.Sathish Reddy	BJP
10	Yemkanmardi	Satish Laxmanarao Jarakiholi	INC
206	Puttur	Shakunthala T. Shetty	INC
107	Davanagere South	Shamanur Shivashankarappa	INC
111	Shimoga Rural	Sharada Pooryanaik	JD(S)
78	Kumta	Sharada Mohan Shetty	INC
28	Basavana Bagevadi	Shivanand S Patil	INC
177	Anekal	Shivanna.B	INC
61	Kanakagiri	Shivaraj Tangadagi	INC
219	Varuna	Siddaramaiah	INC
21	Jamkhandi	Siddu B. Nyamagouda	INC
134	Koratagere	P.R.Sudhakarlal	JD(S)
136	Sira	T B Jayachandra	INC
98	Challakere	T.Raghumurthy	INC
91	Kampli	T.H. Suresh Babu	BSRCP
180	Doddaballapur	T.Venkataramanaiah	INC
218	Narasimharaja	Tanveer Sait	INC
53	Raichur Rural	Thipparaja Hawaldar	BJP
204	Mangalore	U.T. Khadar	INC
86	Hirekerur	U. B. Banakar	KJP
20	Terdal	Umashree	INC
7	Hukkeri	Umesh Katti	BJP
214	Nanjangud	V.Srinivasa Prasad	INC
122	Karkal	V. Sunill Kumar	BJP
109	Channagiri	Vadnal Rajanna	INC
217	Chamaraja	Vasu	INC
71	Dharwad	Vinay Kulkarni	INC
121	Kapu	Vinay Kumar Sorake	INC
16	Bailhongal	Vishwanath Patil	KJP
195	Belur	Rudresh Gowda. Y. N	INC
127	Kadur	Y.S.V.Datta	JD(S)
32	Indi	Yashavantharayagouda Patil	INC

Click on individual constituencies to know to get compiled Past election Results ,swing Margin, Candidates Details, MLA details , Polling Station, Voter List of each assembly.

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ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY NAME WISE ELECTION RESULT
Tirthahalli	Chikkodi Sadalga
Shikaripura	Athani
Sorab	Kagwad
Sagar	Kudachi
Byndoor	Raibag
Kundapura	Hukkeri
Udupi	Arabhavi
Kapu	Gokak
Karkal	Yemkanmardi
Sringeri	Belgaum Uttar
Mudigere	Belgaum Dakshin
Chikmagalur	Belgaum Rural
Tarikere	Khanapur
Kadur	Kittur
Chikkanayakanahalli	Bailhongal
Tiptur	Saundatti Yellamma
Turuvekere	Ramdurg
Kunigal	Mudhol
Tumkur City	Terdal
Tumkur Rural	Jamkhandi
Koratagere	Bilgi
Gubbi	Badami
Sira	Bagalkot
Pavagada	Hungund
Madhugiri	Muddebihal
Gauribidanur	Devar Hippargi
Bagepalli	Basavana Bagevadi
Chikkaballapur	Babaleshwar
Sidlaghatta	Bijapur City
Chintamani	Nagthan
Srinivaspur	Indi
Mulbagal	Sindgi
Kolar	Afzalpur
Bangarapet	Jewargi
Kolar Gold Field	Shorapur
Malur	Shahapur
Yelahanka	Yadgir
K.r. Pura	Gurmitkal
Byatarayanapura	Chittapur
Yeshvanthapura	Sedam
Rajarajeshwarinagar	Chincholi
Dasarahalli	Gulbarga Rural
Mahalakshmi Layout	Gulbarga Dakshin
Malleshwaram	Gulbarga Uttar
Hebbal	Aland
Pulakeshinagar	Basavakalyan
Sarvagnanagar	Homnabad
C.v Raman Nagar	Bidar
Shivajinagar	Bidar South
Shanti Nagar	Bhalki
Gandhi Nagar	Aurad
Rajaji Nagar	Raichur
Govindraj Nagar	Raichur Rural
Vijay Nagar	Manvi
Chamrajpet	Devadurga
Chickpet	Lingsugur
Basavanagudi	Sindhanur
Padmanaba Nagar	Maski
B. T. M Layout	Kushtagi
Jayanagar	Kanakagiri
Mahadevapura	Gangawati
Bommanahalli	Yelburga
Bangalore South	Koppal
Anekal	Shirahatti
Hosakote	Gadag
Devanahalli	Ron
Doddaballapur	Nargund
Nelamangala	Navalgund
Magadi	Kundgol
Ramanagaram	Dharwad
Kanakapura	Hubli Dharwad East
Channapatna	Hubli Dharwad Central
Malavalli	Hubli Dharwad West
Maddur	Kalghatgi
Melukote	Haliyal
Mandya	Karwar
Srirangapatna	Kumta
Nagamangala	Bhatkal
Krishnarajpet	Sirsi
Shravanabelagola	Yellapur
Arsikere	Hangal
Belur	Shiggaon
Hassan	Haveri
Holenarasipur	Byadgi
Arkalgud	Hirekerur
Sakleshpur	Ranibennur
Belthangady	Hadagalli
Moodabidri	Hagaribommanahalli
Mangalore City South	Vijayanagara
Mangalore	Kampli
Mangalore City North	Siruguppa
Bantval	Bellary City
Puttur	Bellary
Sullia	Sandur
Madikeri	Kudligi
Virajpet	Molakalmuru
Piriyapatna	Challakere
Krishnarajanagara	Chitradurga
Hunsur	Hiriyur
Heggadadevankote	Hosadurga
Nanjangud	Holalkere
Chamundeshwari	Jagalur
Krishnaraja	Harapanahalli
Chamaraja	Harihar
Narasimharaja	Davanagere North
Varuna	Davanagere South
T Narasipur	Mayakonda
Hanur	Channagiri
Kollegal	Honnali
Chamarajanagar	Shimoga
Gundlupet	Bhadravati
Nippani	Shimoga Rural

Karnataka Election Opinion Poll 2018 Assembly Survey Results Who Will Win, BJP,Congress,JD(s) TIMES NOW

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Karnataka Assembly Election 2018 Opinion Poll : TIMES NOW

Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018 Opinion Polls TIMES NOW

TIMES NOW-VMR
INC	91
BJP	89
JD(S)	40
OTHERS	4

The Congress, which is currently in power in Karnataka, can hope to win between 90 and 101 seats in the state election. The Bharatiya Janata Party, which is hoping to oust Congress from yet another state, will win between 78 and 89 seats, the opinion poll shows.

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The Congress party would emerge as the single-party when the results of Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018 will be announced on May 15, predicted an opinion poll survey conducted by ABP. No party, the opinion poll predicted, would cross the magic mark of 112 and form a government in Karnataka. While the Congress party is expected to win a total of 97 seats in the 225 seat assembly, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) may manage with 84, the poll survey said.

The opinion poll result for the Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018 also said that while the Congress party would emerge as the largest party in the state, it would be JD(S) to emerge as the kingmaker with 37 seats. The opinion poll survey revealed that 38% people believe that Congress is better for development. In terms of development, 32% of the people go with BJP while only 24% voted for the JD(S).

In the rural areas,,39% voters said that they will vote for Congress while only 32% seem to be in favour of BJP. 43% of the surveyed believe that incumbent Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s governance has been “Good”.

Earlier, another opinion poll had predicted that Congres will emerge as the single largest party but will still fall short of crossing the magic figure. The Congress party is likely to win a total of 91 seats while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected to manage with 89 seats in the Karnataka Assembly Election 2018, predicted an opinion poll survey. The state is likely to be heading to a hung assembly, the opinion poll suggested.

If the tally is compared to the current numbers of the two parties in Karnataka, the Congress may suffer a loss of 31 seats while a gain of 49 seats for BJP. Congress’ vote share is likely to increase from the current 36.6 percent to 38.6 percent. BJP, however, will improve its tally by 5 percent. BJP might improve its tally in coastal Karnataka.

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The Congress will not only return to power in Karnataka but will also end up improving its tally in the 224-member Legislative Assembly, a pre-poll survey conducted by C-Fore predicted.
The survey was conducted between March 1 and 25 and spoke to 22,357 voters across 154 assembly constituencies.
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The Congress is predicted to win 126 seats this year.
The BJP is predicted to win 70 seats this year, compared to 40 in 2013.
The JD (S) tally will drop from 40 to 27.

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C fore Opinion Poll Karnataka 2018
Party	Vote(%)	Seat
INC	46	126
BJP	31	40
JD(S)	16	27
OTHERS	7	1

Karnataka polls: After BSP, JD(S) allies with NCP, fosters Third Front to counter Congress, BJP

Ahead of Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018, the Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) has announced another alliance.
After deciding to join hands with Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), JD(S) will now ally with Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP). With the alliance, the JD(S) hopes to build a third front to counter the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress.
State president of the JD(S) and former Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy met NCP chief Shard Pawar on Thursday to seal the pre-poll alliance. The NCP is likely to contest 5-7 seats in North Karnataka- where the JD(S) is a distant third in comparison to the two national parties.

Opinion Poll 2: CHS Pre-Poll Karnataka Opinion Poll - 16 January 2018

Party	Seats
INC	77-81
BJP	73-76
JD(S)	64-66

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Karnataka Assembly Election 2018 Imp. Links

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Party Wise karnataka Election Result 2013

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Karnataka Result 2013
Party	Won
Indian National Congress	122
Bharatiya Janata Party	40
Janata Dal (Secular)	40
Others	21
Total	224

Constituency Wise Karnataka Assembly Election Result 2013. Also you can check the details of every winner candidate by click on the individual winner name.

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Ac. No.	Ac. Name	WINNER/MLA Name (2013)	Party
56	Devadurga	A Venkatesh Naik	INC
190	Shrirangapattana	A.B. Ramesha Bandisiddegowda	JD(S)
72	Hubli-dharwad-East	Abbayya Prasad	INC
6	Raybag	Aihole Duryodhan Mahalingappa	BJP
35	Jevargi	Ajay Dharmsingh	INC
159	Pulakeshinagar	R. Akhanda Srinivasa Murthy	JD(S)
27	Devar Hippargi	Aminappagouda Patil	INC
17	Saundatti yellamma	Vishwanath Mamani	BJP
90	Vijayanagara	Anand Singh	BJP
80	Sirsi	Hegde Vishweshwar	BJP
207	Sullia	Angara.S	BJP
94	Bellary City	Anil H Lad	INC
208	Madikeri	Appachu Ranjan .M.P	BJP
26	Muddebihal	Appaji Urf Channabasavaraj Shankarao Nadagoud	INC
112	Bhadravati	M.J.Appaji	JD(S)
74	Hubli-dharwad- West	Arvind Chandrakant Bellad	BJP
81	Yellapur	Arbail Hebbar Shivaram	INC
14	Khanapur	Arvind Chandrakant Patil	IND
174	Mahadevapura	Aravind Limbavali	BJP
49	Bidar South	Ashok Kheny	KMP
18	Ramdurg	Ashok Mahadevappa Pattan	INC
68	Nargund	B R Yavagal	INC
96	Kudligi	B.Nagendra	IND
93	Bellary	B. Sreeramulu	BSRCP
151	K.r.pura	B.A. Basavaraja	INC
202	Mangalore City North	B.A.Mohiuddin Bava	INC
124	Mudigere	B.B. Ningaiah	JD(S)
101	Hosadurga	B.G.Govindappa	INC
92	Siruguppa	B.M.Nagaraj	INC
173	Jayanagar	B.N Vijaykumar	BJP
205	Bantval	B. Ramanatha Rai	INC
115	Shikaripura	B. S. Yediyurappa	KJP
133	Tumkur Rural	B.Suresh Gowda	BJP
168	Chamrajpet	B.Z.Zameer Ahmed Khan	JD(S)
39	Gurmitkal	Baburao Chinchanasoor	INC
58	Sindhanur	Badarli Hampanagouda	INC
8	Arabhavi	Balachandra Laxmanrao Jarkiholi	BJP
83	Shiggaon	Basavaraj Bommai	BJP
85	Byadgi	Basavaraj Neelappa Shivannanavar	INC
63	Yelburga	Basavaraj Rayaraddy	INC
4	Kagwad	Bharamgouda Alagouda Kage	BJP
89	Hagaribommanahalli	Bheema Naik.L.B.P.	JD(S)
46	Aland	Bhojaraj Ramchandra	KJP
33	Sindgi	Ramesh Balappa Bhusanur	BJP
185	Channapatna	C P Yogeshwara	SP
125	Chikmagalur	C.T.Ravi	BJP
128	Chiknayakanhalli	C B Suresh Babu	JD(S)
193	Shravanabelagola	C.N.Balakrishna	JD(S)
223	Chamarajanagar	C Puttarangashetty	INC
70	Kundgol	Channabasappa Satyappa Shivalli	INC
213	Heggadadevankote	Chikkamadu S	JD(S)
23	Badami	Chimmanakatti Balappa Bhimappa	INC
110	Honnali	D G Shantana Gowda	INC
131	Kunigal	D.Nagarajaiah	JD(S)
187	Maddur	D. C. Thammanna	JD(S)
184	Kanakapura	D.K.Shivakumar	INC
123	Sringeri	D N Jeevaraj	BJP
100	Hiriyur	Sudhakara D	INC
44	Gulbarga Dakshin	Dattatraya C.Patil Revoor (Appu Gouda)	BJP
76	Haliyal	Deshpande Raghunath	INC
164	Gandhi Nagar	Dinesh Gundu Rao	INC
65	Shirahatti	Doddamani Ramakrishna Shidlingappa	INC
60	Kushtagi	Doddanagouda Hanamagouda Patil	BJP
181	Nelamangala	Dr K Srinivasamurthy	JD(S)
41	Sedam	Dr. Sharan Prakash Rudrappa Patil	INC
42	Chincholi	Umesh G. Jadav	INC
157	Malleshwaram	Dr. Ashwathnarayan C. N	BJP
220	T.narasipur	Dr H C Mahadevappa	INC
141	Chikkaballapur	K.Sudhakar	INC
38	Yadgir	Dr. Maalakareddy	INC
132	Tumkur City	Dr. Rafeeq Ahmed S.	INC
54	Raichur	Dr. Shivaraj Patil	JD(S)
95	Sandur	E.Tukaram	INC
51	Bhalki	Eshwara Khandre	INC
11	Belgaum Uttar	Fairoz Nuruddin Saith	INC
126	Tarikere	G H Srinivasa	INC
99	Chitradurga	G.H.Thippareddy	BJP
55	Manvi	G.Hampayya	INC
145	Mulbagal	G. Manjunatha	IND
43	Gulbarga Rural	G. Ram Krishana	INC
215	Chamundeshwari	G.T Devegowda	JD(S)
156	Mahalakshmi Layout	Gopalaiah .K.	JD(S)
19	Mudhol	Govind M Karjol	BJP
37	Shahapur	Guru Patil Shiraval	KJP
67	Ron	Gurupadagouda Sanganagouda Patil	INC
50	Bidar	Gurupadappa Nagamarpalli	KJP
183	Ramanagaram	H.D.Kumara Swamy	JD(S)
66	Gadag	H K Patil	INC
102	Holalkere	H Anjaneya	INC
182	Magadi	H.C.Balakrishna	JD(S)
197	Holenarasipur	H.D.Revanna	JD(S)
212	Hunsur	H.P. Manjunath	INC
103	Jagalur	H P Rajesh	INC
224	Gundlupet	H S Mahadevaprasad	INC
105	Harihar	H.S. Shivashankar	JD(S)
196	Hassan	H.S.Prakash	JD(S)
119	Kundapura	Halady Srinivas Shetty	IND
15	Kittur	Inamdar Danappagouda Basanagouda	INC
62	Gangawati	Iqbal Ansari	JD(S)
22	Bilgi	Jagadish Patil	INC
143	Chintamani	J.K Krishnareddy	JD(S)
203	Mangalore City South	John Richard Lobo	INC
73	Hubli-dharwad-Central	Jagadish Shettar	BJP
9	Gokak	Jarkiholi Ramesh Laxmanrao	INC
1	Nippani	Shashikala Annasaheb Jolle	BJP
201	Moodabidri	K Abhayachandra	INC
200	Belthangady	K Vasantha Bangera	INC
113	Shimoga	K.B.Prasanna Kumar	INC
209	Virajpet	K.G.Bopaiah	BJP
118	Byndoor	K Gopala Poojari	INC
194	Arsikere	K M Shivalingegowda	JD(S)
137	Pavagada	K.M.Thimmarayappa	JD(S)
144	Srinivaspur	K.R. Ramesh Kumar	INC
64	Koppal	Raghavendra K.Basavaraj Hitnal	INC
149	Malur	K.S.Manjunathgowda	JD(S)
188	Melukote	K.S.Puttannaiah	SKP
129	Tiptur	K.Shadakshari	INC
108	Mayakonda	K Shivamurthy	INC
117	Sagar	Kagodu Thimmappa	INC
25	Hungund	Vijayanand Kashappanavar	INC
160	Sarvagnanagar	Kelachandra Joseph George	INC
114	Tirthahalli	Kimmane Ratnakar	INC
87	Ranibennur	Koliwad K.B	INC
152	Byatarayanapura	Krishna Byre Gowda	INC
199	Sakleshpur	H. K. Kumaraswamy	JD(S)
138	Madhugiri	Kyatasandra N. Rajanna	INC
3	Athani	Laxman Sangappa Savadi	BJP
104	Harapanahalli	M P Ravindra	INC
176	Bangalore South	M Krishnappa	BJP
142	Sidlaghatta	M.Rajanna	JD(S)
29	Babaleshwar	M.B.Patil	INC
189	Mandya	M.H Ambareesh	INC
216	Krishnaraja	M K Somashekar	INC
167	Vijay Nagar	M.Krishnappa	INC
178	Hosakote	N.Nagaraju [M.T.B]	INC
130	Turuvekere	M T Krishnappa	JD(S)
30	Bijapur City	Makbul S Bagawan	INC
34	Afzalpur	Malikayya Venkayya Guttedar	INC
47	Basavakalyan	Mallikarjun Sidramappa Khuba	JD(S)
57	Lingsugur	Manappa D. Vajjal	JD(S)
198	Arkalgud	Manju A	INC
79	Bhatkal	Mankala Subba Vaidya	IND
82	Hangal	Manohar Thashildar	INC
24	Bagalkot	Meti Hullappa Yamanappa	INC
154	Rajarajeshwarinagar	Munirathna	INC
139	Gauribidanur	N H Shivashankara Reddy	INC
163	Shanti Nagar	N. A. Haris	INC
191	Nagamangala	N.Cheluvaraya Swamy	JD(S)
69	Navalgund	N H Konaraddi	JD(S)
192	Krishnarajpet	Narayana Gowda	JD(S)
186	Malavalli	P.M.Narendra Swamy	INC
5	Kudachi	P.Rajeev	BSRCP
88	Hadagalli	P.T .Parameshwaranaik	INC
179	Devanahalli	Pillamunishamappa	JD(S)
52	Aurad	Prabhu B. Chavhan	BJP
2	Chikkodi-Sadalga	Prakash Hukkeri	INC
120	Udupi	Pramod Madhwaraj	INC
59	Maski	Pratapgowda Patil	INC
166	Govindraj Nagar	Priyakrishna	INC
40	Chittapur	Priyank Kharge	INC
45	Gulbarga Uttar	Qamarul Islam	INC
171	Padmanaba Nagar	R. Ashoka	BJP
158	Hebbal	R Jagadeesh Kumar	BJP
148	Kolar	R. Varthur Prakash	IND
221	Hanur	R Narendra	INC
162	Shivajinagar	R.Roshan Baig	INC
169	Chickpet	R.V.Devaraj	INC
36	Shorapur	Raja Venkatappa Naik	INC
48	Homnabad	Rajshekar Baswaraj Patil	INC
31	Nagthan	Raju Alagur	INC
146	Kolar gold field	Ramakka. Y	BJP
172	B.t.m layout	Ramalinga Reddy	INC
170	Basavanagudi	Ravi Subramanya.L.A.	BJP
84	Haveri	Rudrappa Manappa Lamani	INC
155	Dasarahalli	S Muniraju	BJP
135	Gubbi	S.R.Srinivas	JD(S)
106	Davanagere North	S.S.Mallikarjun	INC
222	Kollegal	S. Jayanna	INC
161	C.V. Raman Nagar	S. Raghu	BJP
97	Molakalmuru	S. Thippeswamy	BSRCP
116	Sorab	S.Madhu Bangarappa	JD(S)
140	Bagepalli	S. N. Subbareddy (Chinnakayalapalli)	IND
147	Bangarapet	S.N Narayanaswamy K.M	INC
150	Yelahanka	S R Vishwanath	BJP
165	Rajaji Nagar	S.Suresh Kumar	BJP
153	Yeshvanthapura	S.T. Somashekar	INC
211	Krishnarajanagara	S R Mahesh	JD(S)
12	Belgaum Dakshin	Sambhaji Lakshman Patil	IND
13	Belgaum Rural	Sanjay B Patil	BJP
77	Karwar	Santeesh Sail Krishna	IND
75	Kalghatgi	Santhosh Lad	INC
175	Bommanahalli	M.Sathish Reddy	BJP
10	Yemkanmardi	Satish Laxmanarao Jarakiholi	INC
206	Puttur	Shakunthala T. Shetty	INC
107	Davanagere South	Shamanur Shivashankarappa	INC
111	Shimoga Rural	Sharada Pooryanaik	JD(S)
78	Kumta	Sharada Mohan Shetty	INC
28	Basavana Bagevadi	Shivanand S Patil	INC
177	Anekal	Shivanna.B	INC
61	Kanakagiri	Shivaraj Tangadagi	INC
219	Varuna	Siddaramaiah	INC
21	Jamkhandi	Siddu B. Nyamagouda	INC
134	Koratagere	P.R.Sudhakarlal	JD(S)
136	Sira	T B Jayachandra	INC
98	Challakere	T.Raghumurthy	INC
91	Kampli	T.H. Suresh Babu	BSRCP
180	Doddaballapur	T.Venkataramanaiah	INC
218	Narasimharaja	Tanveer Sait	INC
53	Raichur Rural	Thipparaja Hawaldar	BJP
204	Mangalore	U.T. Khadar	INC
86	Hirekerur	U. B. Banakar	KJP
20	Terdal	Umashree	INC
7	Hukkeri	Umesh Katti	BJP
214	Nanjangud	V.Srinivasa Prasad	INC
122	Karkal	V. Sunill Kumar	BJP
109	Channagiri	Vadnal Rajanna	INC
217	Chamaraja	Vasu	INC
71	Dharwad	Vinay Kulkarni	INC
121	Kapu	Vinay Kumar Sorake	INC
16	Bailhongal	Vishwanath Patil	KJP
195	Belur	Rudresh Gowda. Y. N	INC
127	Kadur	Y.S.V.Datta	JD(S)
32	Indi	Yashavantharayagouda Patil	INC

Click on individual constituencies to know to get compiled Past election Results ,swing Margin, Candidates Details, MLA details , Polling Station, Voter List of each assembly.

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ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY NAME WISE ELECTION RESULT
Tirthahalli	Chikkodi Sadalga
Shikaripura	Athani
Sorab	Kagwad
Sagar	Kudachi
Byndoor	Raibag
Kundapura	Hukkeri
Udupi	Arabhavi
Kapu	Gokak
Karkal	Yemkanmardi
Sringeri	Belgaum Uttar
Mudigere	Belgaum Dakshin
Chikmagalur	Belgaum Rural
Tarikere	Khanapur
Kadur	Kittur
Chikkanayakanahalli	Bailhongal
Tiptur	Saundatti Yellamma
Turuvekere	Ramdurg
Kunigal	Mudhol
Tumkur City	Terdal
Tumkur Rural	Jamkhandi
Koratagere	Bilgi
Gubbi	Badami
Sira	Bagalkot
Pavagada	Hungund
Madhugiri	Muddebihal
Gauribidanur	Devar Hippargi
Bagepalli	Basavana Bagevadi
Chikkaballapur	Babaleshwar
Sidlaghatta	Bijapur City
Chintamani	Nagthan
Srinivaspur	Indi
Mulbagal	Sindgi
Kolar	Afzalpur
Bangarapet	Jewargi
Kolar Gold Field	Shorapur
Malur	Shahapur
Yelahanka	Yadgir
K.r. Pura	Gurmitkal
Byatarayanapura	Chittapur
Yeshvanthapura	Sedam
Rajarajeshwarinagar	Chincholi
Dasarahalli	Gulbarga Rural
Mahalakshmi Layout	Gulbarga Dakshin
Malleshwaram	Gulbarga Uttar
Hebbal	Aland
Pulakeshinagar	Basavakalyan
Sarvagnanagar	Homnabad
C.v Raman Nagar	Bidar
Shivajinagar	Bidar South
Shanti Nagar	Bhalki
Gandhi Nagar	Aurad
Rajaji Nagar	Raichur
Govindraj Nagar	Raichur Rural
Vijay Nagar	Manvi
Chamrajpet	Devadurga
Chickpet	Lingsugur
Basavanagudi	Sindhanur
Padmanaba Nagar	Maski
B. T. M Layout	Kushtagi
Jayanagar	Kanakagiri
Mahadevapura	Gangawati
Bommanahalli	Yelburga
Bangalore South	Koppal
Anekal	Shirahatti
Hosakote	Gadag
Devanahalli	Ron
Doddaballapur	Nargund
Nelamangala	Navalgund
Magadi	Kundgol
Ramanagaram	Dharwad
Kanakapura	Hubli Dharwad East
Channapatna	Hubli Dharwad Central
Malavalli	Hubli Dharwad West
Maddur	Kalghatgi
Melukote	Haliyal
Mandya	Karwar
Srirangapatna	Kumta
Nagamangala	Bhatkal
Krishnarajpet	Sirsi
Shravanabelagola	Yellapur
Arsikere	Hangal
Belur	Shiggaon
Hassan	Haveri
Holenarasipur	Byadgi
Arkalgud	Hirekerur
Sakleshpur	Ranibennur
Belthangady	Hadagalli
Moodabidri	Hagaribommanahalli
Mangalore City South	Vijayanagara
Mangalore	Kampli
Mangalore City North	Siruguppa
Bantval	Bellary City
Puttur	Bellary
Sullia	Sandur
Madikeri	Kudligi
Virajpet	Molakalmuru
Piriyapatna	Challakere
Krishnarajanagara	Chitradurga
Hunsur	Hiriyur
Heggadadevankote	Hosadurga
Nanjangud	Holalkere
Chamundeshwari	Jagalur
Krishnaraja	Harapanahalli
Chamaraja	Harihar
Narasimharaja	Davanagere North
Varuna	Davanagere South
T Narasipur	Mayakonda
Hanur	Channagiri
Kollegal	Honnali
Chamarajanagar	Shimoga
Gundlupet	Bhadravati
Nippani	Shimoga Rural

Karnataka Election Opinion Poll 2018 Assembly Survey Results Who Will Win, BJP,Congress,JD(s), Aaj Tak ABP News,India Today,Chanakya,India TV Cvoter,NDTV Axis Opinion Poll

2018-05-12T11:30:22+05:30

Karnataka Assembly Election 2018 Opinion Poll : INDIA TODAY

Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018 Opinion Polls INDIA TODAY

INDIA TODAY- KARVY POLL
INC	96
BJP	82
JD(S)	39
OTHERS	7

The Congress, which is currently in power in Karnataka, can hope to win between 90 and 101 seats in the state election. The Bharatiya Janata Party, which is hoping to oust Congress from yet another state, will win between 78 and 86 seats, the opinion poll shows.

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The survey was conducted between March 1 and 25 and spoke to 22,357 voters across 154 assembly constituencies.
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The Congress is predicted to win 126 seats this year.
The BJP is predicted to win 70 seats this year, compared to 40 in 2013.
The JD (S) tally will drop from 40 to 27.

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C fore Opinion Poll Karnataka 2018
Party	Vote(%)	Seat
INC	46	126
BJP	31	40
JD(S)	16	27
OTHERS	7	1

Karnataka polls: After BSP, JD(S) allies with NCP, fosters Third Front to counter Congress, BJP

Ahead of Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018, the Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) has announced another alliance.
After deciding to join hands with Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), JD(S) will now ally with Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP). With the alliance, the JD(S) hopes to build a third front to counter the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress.
State president of the JD(S) and former Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy met NCP chief Shard Pawar on Thursday to seal the pre-poll alliance. The NCP is likely to contest 5-7 seats in North Karnataka- where the JD(S) is a distant third in comparison to the two national parties.

Opinion Poll 2: CHS Pre-Poll Karnataka Opinion Poll - 16 January 2018

Party	Seats
INC	77-81
BJP	73-76
JD(S)	64-66

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Party Wise karnataka Election Result 2013

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Karnataka Result 2013
Party	Won
Indian National Congress	122
Bharatiya Janata Party	40
Janata Dal (Secular)	40
Others	21
Total	224

Constituency Wise Karnataka Assembly Election Result 2013. Also you can check the details of every winner candidate by click on the individual winner name.

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Ac. No.	Ac. Name	WINNER/MLA Name (2013)	Party
56	Devadurga	A Venkatesh Naik	INC
190	Shrirangapattana	A.B. Ramesha Bandisiddegowda	JD(S)
72	Hubli-dharwad-East	Abbayya Prasad	INC
6	Raybag	Aihole Duryodhan Mahalingappa	BJP
35	Jevargi	Ajay Dharmsingh	INC
159	Pulakeshinagar	R. Akhanda Srinivasa Murthy	JD(S)
27	Devar Hippargi	Aminappagouda Patil	INC
17	Saundatti yellamma	Vishwanath Mamani	BJP
90	Vijayanagara	Anand Singh	BJP
80	Sirsi	Hegde Vishweshwar	BJP
207	Sullia	Angara.S	BJP
94	Bellary City	Anil H Lad	INC
208	Madikeri	Appachu Ranjan .M.P	BJP
26	Muddebihal	Appaji Urf Channabasavaraj Shankarao Nadagoud	INC
112	Bhadravati	M.J.Appaji	JD(S)
74	Hubli-dharwad- West	Arvind Chandrakant Bellad	BJP
81	Yellapur	Arbail Hebbar Shivaram	INC
14	Khanapur	Arvind Chandrakant Patil	IND
174	Mahadevapura	Aravind Limbavali	BJP
49	Bidar South	Ashok Kheny	KMP
18	Ramdurg	Ashok Mahadevappa Pattan	INC
68	Nargund	B R Yavagal	INC
96	Kudligi	B.Nagendra	IND
93	Bellary	B. Sreeramulu	BSRCP
151	K.r.pura	B.A. Basavaraja	INC
202	Mangalore City North	B.A.Mohiuddin Bava	INC
124	Mudigere	B.B. Ningaiah	JD(S)
101	Hosadurga	B.G.Govindappa	INC
92	Siruguppa	B.M.Nagaraj	INC
173	Jayanagar	B.N Vijaykumar	BJP
205	Bantval	B. Ramanatha Rai	INC
115	Shikaripura	B. S. Yediyurappa	KJP
133	Tumkur Rural	B.Suresh Gowda	BJP
168	Chamrajpet	B.Z.Zameer Ahmed Khan	JD(S)
39	Gurmitkal	Baburao Chinchanasoor	INC
58	Sindhanur	Badarli Hampanagouda	INC
8	Arabhavi	Balachandra Laxmanrao Jarkiholi	BJP
83	Shiggaon	Basavaraj Bommai	BJP
85	Byadgi	Basavaraj Neelappa Shivannanavar	INC
63	Yelburga	Basavaraj Rayaraddy	INC
4	Kagwad	Bharamgouda Alagouda Kage	BJP
89	Hagaribommanahalli	Bheema Naik.L.B.P.	JD(S)
46	Aland	Bhojaraj Ramchandra	KJP
33	Sindgi	Ramesh Balappa Bhusanur	BJP
185	Channapatna	C P Yogeshwara	SP
125	Chikmagalur	C.T.Ravi	BJP
128	Chiknayakanhalli	C B Suresh Babu	JD(S)
193	Shravanabelagola	C.N.Balakrishna	JD(S)
223	Chamarajanagar	C Puttarangashetty	INC
70	Kundgol	Channabasappa Satyappa Shivalli	INC
213	Heggadadevankote	Chikkamadu S	JD(S)
23	Badami	Chimmanakatti Balappa Bhimappa	INC
110	Honnali	D G Shantana Gowda	INC
131	Kunigal	D.Nagarajaiah	JD(S)
187	Maddur	D. C. Thammanna	JD(S)
184	Kanakapura	D.K.Shivakumar	INC
123	Sringeri	D N Jeevaraj	BJP
100	Hiriyur	Sudhakara D	INC
44	Gulbarga Dakshin	Dattatraya C.Patil Revoor (Appu Gouda)	BJP
76	Haliyal	Deshpande Raghunath	INC
164	Gandhi Nagar	Dinesh Gundu Rao	INC
65	Shirahatti	Doddamani Ramakrishna Shidlingappa	INC
60	Kushtagi	Doddanagouda Hanamagouda Patil	BJP
181	Nelamangala	Dr K Srinivasamurthy	JD(S)
41	Sedam	Dr. Sharan Prakash Rudrappa Patil	INC
42	Chincholi	Umesh G. Jadav	INC
157	Malleshwaram	Dr. Ashwathnarayan C. N	BJP
220	T.narasipur	Dr H C Mahadevappa	INC
141	Chikkaballapur	K.Sudhakar	INC
38	Yadgir	Dr. Maalakareddy	INC
132	Tumkur City	Dr. Rafeeq Ahmed S.	INC
54	Raichur	Dr. Shivaraj Patil	JD(S)
95	Sandur	E.Tukaram	INC
51	Bhalki	Eshwara Khandre	INC
11	Belgaum Uttar	Fairoz Nuruddin Saith	INC
126	Tarikere	G H Srinivasa	INC
99	Chitradurga	G.H.Thippareddy	BJP
55	Manvi	G.Hampayya	INC
145	Mulbagal	G. Manjunatha	IND
43	Gulbarga Rural	G. Ram Krishana	INC
215	Chamundeshwari	G.T Devegowda	JD(S)
156	Mahalakshmi Layout	Gopalaiah .K.	JD(S)
19	Mudhol	Govind M Karjol	BJP
37	Shahapur	Guru Patil Shiraval	KJP
67	Ron	Gurupadagouda Sanganagouda Patil	INC
50	Bidar	Gurupadappa Nagamarpalli	KJP
183	Ramanagaram	H.D.Kumara Swamy	JD(S)
66	Gadag	H K Patil	INC
102	Holalkere	H Anjaneya	INC
182	Magadi	H.C.Balakrishna	JD(S)
197	Holenarasipur	H.D.Revanna	JD(S)
212	Hunsur	H.P. Manjunath	INC
103	Jagalur	H P Rajesh	INC
224	Gundlupet	H S Mahadevaprasad	INC
105	Harihar	H.S. Shivashankar	JD(S)
196	Hassan	H.S.Prakash	JD(S)
119	Kundapura	Halady Srinivas Shetty	IND
15	Kittur	Inamdar Danappagouda Basanagouda	INC
62	Gangawati	Iqbal Ansari	JD(S)
22	Bilgi	Jagadish Patil	INC
143	Chintamani	J.K Krishnareddy	JD(S)
203	Mangalore City South	John Richard Lobo	INC
73	Hubli-dharwad-Central	Jagadish Shettar	BJP
9	Gokak	Jarkiholi Ramesh Laxmanrao	INC
1	Nippani	Shashikala Annasaheb Jolle	BJP
201	Moodabidri	K Abhayachandra	INC
200	Belthangady	K Vasantha Bangera	INC
113	Shimoga	K.B.Prasanna Kumar	INC
209	Virajpet	K.G.Bopaiah	BJP
118	Byndoor	K Gopala Poojari	INC
194	Arsikere	K M Shivalingegowda	JD(S)
137	Pavagada	K.M.Thimmarayappa	JD(S)
144	Srinivaspur	K.R. Ramesh Kumar	INC
64	Koppal	Raghavendra K.Basavaraj Hitnal	INC
149	Malur	K.S.Manjunathgowda	JD(S)
188	Melukote	K.S.Puttannaiah	SKP
129	Tiptur	K.Shadakshari	INC
108	Mayakonda	K Shivamurthy	INC
117	Sagar	Kagodu Thimmappa	INC
25	Hungund	Vijayanand Kashappanavar	INC
160	Sarvagnanagar	Kelachandra Joseph George	INC
114	Tirthahalli	Kimmane Ratnakar	INC
87	Ranibennur	Koliwad K.B	INC
152	Byatarayanapura	Krishna Byre Gowda	INC
199	Sakleshpur	H. K. Kumaraswamy	JD(S)
138	Madhugiri	Kyatasandra N. Rajanna	INC
3	Athani	Laxman Sangappa Savadi	BJP
104	Harapanahalli	M P Ravindra	INC
176	Bangalore South	M Krishnappa	BJP
142	Sidlaghatta	M.Rajanna	JD(S)
29	Babaleshwar	M.B.Patil	INC
189	Mandya	M.H Ambareesh	INC
216	Krishnaraja	M K Somashekar	INC
167	Vijay Nagar	M.Krishnappa	INC
178	Hosakote	N.Nagaraju [M.T.B]	INC
130	Turuvekere	M T Krishnappa	JD(S)
30	Bijapur City	Makbul S Bagawan	INC
34	Afzalpur	Malikayya Venkayya Guttedar	INC
47	Basavakalyan	Mallikarjun Sidramappa Khuba	JD(S)
57	Lingsugur	Manappa D. Vajjal	JD(S)
198	Arkalgud	Manju A	INC
79	Bhatkal	Mankala Subba Vaidya	IND
82	Hangal	Manohar Thashildar	INC
24	Bagalkot	Meti Hullappa Yamanappa	INC
154	Rajarajeshwarinagar	Munirathna	INC
139	Gauribidanur	N H Shivashankara Reddy	INC
163	Shanti Nagar	N. A. Haris	INC
191	Nagamangala	N.Cheluvaraya Swamy	JD(S)
69	Navalgund	N H Konaraddi	JD(S)
192	Krishnarajpet	Narayana Gowda	JD(S)
186	Malavalli	P.M.Narendra Swamy	INC
5	Kudachi	P.Rajeev	BSRCP
88	Hadagalli	P.T .Parameshwaranaik	INC
179	Devanahalli	Pillamunishamappa	JD(S)
52	Aurad	Prabhu B. Chavhan	BJP
2	Chikkodi-Sadalga	Prakash Hukkeri	INC
120	Udupi	Pramod Madhwaraj	INC
59	Maski	Pratapgowda Patil	INC
166	Govindraj Nagar	Priyakrishna	INC
40	Chittapur	Priyank Kharge	INC
45	Gulbarga Uttar	Qamarul Islam	INC
171	Padmanaba Nagar	R. Ashoka	BJP
158	Hebbal	R Jagadeesh Kumar	BJP
148	Kolar	R. Varthur Prakash	IND
221	Hanur	R Narendra	INC
162	Shivajinagar	R.Roshan Baig	INC
169	Chickpet	R.V.Devaraj	INC
36	Shorapur	Raja Venkatappa Naik	INC
48	Homnabad	Rajshekar Baswaraj Patil	INC
31	Nagthan	Raju Alagur	INC
146	Kolar gold field	Ramakka. Y	BJP
172	B.t.m layout	Ramalinga Reddy	INC
170	Basavanagudi	Ravi Subramanya.L.A.	BJP
84	Haveri	Rudrappa Manappa Lamani	INC
155	Dasarahalli	S Muniraju	BJP
135	Gubbi	S.R.Srinivas	JD(S)
106	Davanagere North	S.S.Mallikarjun	INC
222	Kollegal	S. Jayanna	INC
161	C.V. Raman Nagar	S. Raghu	BJP
97	Molakalmuru	S. Thippeswamy	BSRCP
116	Sorab	S.Madhu Bangarappa	JD(S)
140	Bagepalli	S. N. Subbareddy (Chinnakayalapalli)	IND
147	Bangarapet	S.N Narayanaswamy K.M	INC
150	Yelahanka	S R Vishwanath	BJP
165	Rajaji Nagar	S.Suresh Kumar	BJP
153	Yeshvanthapura	S.T. Somashekar	INC
211	Krishnarajanagara	S R Mahesh	JD(S)
12	Belgaum Dakshin	Sambhaji Lakshman Patil	IND
13	Belgaum Rural	Sanjay B Patil	BJP
77	Karwar	Santeesh Sail Krishna	IND
75	Kalghatgi	Santhosh Lad	INC
175	Bommanahalli	M.Sathish Reddy	BJP
10	Yemkanmardi	Satish Laxmanarao Jarakiholi	INC
206	Puttur	Shakunthala T. Shetty	INC
107	Davanagere South	Shamanur Shivashankarappa	INC
111	Shimoga Rural	Sharada Pooryanaik	JD(S)
78	Kumta	Sharada Mohan Shetty	INC
28	Basavana Bagevadi	Shivanand S Patil	INC
177	Anekal	Shivanna.B	INC
61	Kanakagiri	Shivaraj Tangadagi	INC
219	Varuna	Siddaramaiah	INC
21	Jamkhandi	Siddu B. Nyamagouda	INC
134	Koratagere	P.R.Sudhakarlal	JD(S)
136	Sira	T B Jayachandra	INC
98	Challakere	T.Raghumurthy	INC
91	Kampli	T.H. Suresh Babu	BSRCP
180	Doddaballapur	T.Venkataramanaiah	INC
218	Narasimharaja	Tanveer Sait	INC
53	Raichur Rural	Thipparaja Hawaldar	BJP
204	Mangalore	U.T. Khadar	INC
86	Hirekerur	U. B. Banakar	KJP
20	Terdal	Umashree	INC
7	Hukkeri	Umesh Katti	BJP
214	Nanjangud	V.Srinivasa Prasad	INC
122	Karkal	V. Sunill Kumar	BJP
109	Channagiri	Vadnal Rajanna	INC
217	Chamaraja	Vasu	INC
71	Dharwad	Vinay Kulkarni	INC
121	Kapu	Vinay Kumar Sorake	INC
16	Bailhongal	Vishwanath Patil	KJP
195	Belur	Rudresh Gowda. Y. N	INC
127	Kadur	Y.S.V.Datta	JD(S)
32	Indi	Yashavantharayagouda Patil	INC

Click on individual constituencies to know to get compiled Past election Results ,swing Margin, Candidates Details, MLA details , Polling Station, Voter List of each assembly.

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ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY NAME WISE ELECTION RESULT
Tirthahalli	Chikkodi Sadalga
Shikaripura	Athani
Sorab	Kagwad
Sagar	Kudachi
Byndoor	Raibag
Kundapura	Hukkeri
Udupi	Arabhavi
Kapu	Gokak
Karkal	Yemkanmardi
Sringeri	Belgaum Uttar
Mudigere	Belgaum Dakshin
Chikmagalur	Belgaum Rural
Tarikere	Khanapur
Kadur	Kittur
Chikkanayakanahalli	Bailhongal
Tiptur	Saundatti Yellamma
Turuvekere	Ramdurg
Kunigal	Mudhol
Tumkur City	Terdal
Tumkur Rural	Jamkhandi
Koratagere	Bilgi
Gubbi	Badami
Sira	Bagalkot
Pavagada	Hungund
Madhugiri	Muddebihal
Gauribidanur	Devar Hippargi
Bagepalli	Basavana Bagevadi
Chikkaballapur	Babaleshwar
Sidlaghatta	Bijapur City
Chintamani	Nagthan
Srinivaspur	Indi
Mulbagal	Sindgi
Kolar	Afzalpur
Bangarapet	Jewargi
Kolar Gold Field	Shorapur
Malur	Shahapur
Yelahanka	Yadgir
K.r. Pura	Gurmitkal
Byatarayanapura	Chittapur
Yeshvanthapura	Sedam
Rajarajeshwarinagar	Chincholi
Dasarahalli	Gulbarga Rural
Mahalakshmi Layout	Gulbarga Dakshin
Malleshwaram	Gulbarga Uttar
Hebbal	Aland
Pulakeshinagar	Basavakalyan
Sarvagnanagar	Homnabad
C.v Raman Nagar	Bidar
Shivajinagar	Bidar South
Shanti Nagar	Bhalki
Gandhi Nagar	Aurad
Rajaji Nagar	Raichur
Govindraj Nagar	Raichur Rural
Vijay Nagar	Manvi
Chamrajpet	Devadurga
Chickpet	Lingsugur
Basavanagudi	Sindhanur
Padmanaba Nagar	Maski
B. T. M Layout	Kushtagi
Jayanagar	Kanakagiri
Mahadevapura	Gangawati
Bommanahalli	Yelburga
Bangalore South	Koppal
Anekal	Shirahatti
Hosakote	Gadag
Devanahalli	Ron
Doddaballapur	Nargund
Nelamangala	Navalgund
Magadi	Kundgol
Ramanagaram	Dharwad
Kanakapura	Hubli Dharwad East
Channapatna	Hubli Dharwad Central
Malavalli	Hubli Dharwad West
Maddur	Kalghatgi
Melukote	Haliyal
Mandya	Karwar
Srirangapatna	Kumta
Nagamangala	Bhatkal
Krishnarajpet	Sirsi
Shravanabelagola	Yellapur
Arsikere	Hangal
Belur	Shiggaon
Hassan	Haveri
Holenarasipur	Byadgi
Arkalgud	Hirekerur
Sakleshpur	Ranibennur
Belthangady	Hadagalli
Moodabidri	Hagaribommanahalli
Mangalore City South	Vijayanagara
Mangalore	Kampli
Mangalore City North	Siruguppa
Bantval	Bellary City
Puttur	Bellary
Sullia	Sandur
Madikeri	Kudligi
Virajpet	Molakalmuru
Piriyapatna	Challakere
Krishnarajanagara	Chitradurga
Hunsur	Hiriyur
Heggadadevankote	Hosadurga
Nanjangud	Holalkere
Chamundeshwari	Jagalur
Krishnaraja	Harapanahalli
Chamaraja	Harihar
Narasimharaja	Davanagere North
Varuna	Davanagere South
T Narasipur	Mayakonda
Hanur	Channagiri
Kollegal	Honnali
Chamarajanagar	Shimoga
Gundlupet	Bhadravati
Nippani	Shimoga Rural

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Karnataka Election Opinion Poll 2018 Assembly Survey Results Who Will Win

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Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018 Opinion Polls

All the three major political parties and others in the race have launched their election campaign and last-ditch political manoeuvring is being played out by all players in the state of Karnataka as we speak. Most opinion polls held by private players in early January 2018 had predicted a hung assembly with a nail-biting contest between all the three major players; Indian National Congress under the leadership of Siddaramaiah, Bharatiya Janata Party under the leadership of B. S. Yeddyurappa and Janata Dal (Secular) under the leadership of H. D. Kumaraswamy.

According to Various Opinion Polls to be published by Various Survey agencies and TV Channels Following are the Opinion Polls for Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018.

Karnataka Assembly election shedule 2018 would be announced by mid 2018.The Karnataka assembly election 2013 was held in a single phase on 5 May 2013 for 223 out of total 224 seats.

Opinion Poll 2: Jan Lokniti CSDS Karnataka Opinion Poll - 23 APR 2018

According to Jan lokniti CSDS Karnataka Opinion Poll BJP is winning with marginal difference and is securing nearly 89 - 95 seats. It is getting a vote base of 35%. Where as BJP is getting 60-72 seats with 32% vote share. {loadposition googlead}

Jan lokniti CSDS Opinion Poll Karnataka 2018
Party	Vote(%)	Seat
INC
BJP
JD(S)		-
OTHERS		-

Opinion Poll 1: C Fore Karnataka Opinion Poll - 21st August 2017

According to C Fore Karnataka Opinion Poll INC Congress is winning with absolute majority and is securing nearly 120 to 132 seats. It is getting a vote base of 43%. Where as BJP is getting 60-72 seats with 32% vote share. {loadposition googlead}

C fore Opinion Poll Karnataka 2017
Party	Vote(%)	Seat
INC	43	120-132
BJP	32	60-72
JD(S)	17	-
OTHERS	8	-

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The Congress will not only return to power in Karnataka but will also end up improving its tally in the 224-member Legislative Assembly, a pre-poll survey conducted by C-Fore predicted.
The survey was conducted between March 1 and 25 and spoke to 22,357 voters across 154 assembly constituencies.
The Congress will improve its vote share by 9% and end up with 46% of the vote. BJP, the survey said, will have 31% of the vote and JD (S) will have 16%.{loadposition googlead}
The Congress is predicted to win 126 seats this year.
The BJP is predicted to win 70 seats this year, compared to 40 in 2013.
The JD (S) tally will drop from 40 to 27.

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C fore Opinion Poll Karnataka 2018
Party	Vote(%)	Seat
INC	46	126
BJP	31	40
JD(S)	16	27
OTHERS	7	1

Karnataka polls: After BSP, JD(S) allies with NCP, fosters Third Front to counter Congress, BJP

Ahead of Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018, the Janata Dal-Secular (JDS) has announced another alliance.
After deciding to join hands with Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), JD(S) will now ally with Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP). With the alliance, the JD(S) hopes to build a third front to counter the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress.
State president of the JD(S) and former Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy met NCP chief Shard Pawar on Thursday to seal the pre-poll alliance. The NCP is likely to contest 5-7 seats in North Karnataka- where the JD(S) is a distant third in comparison to the two national parties.

Opinion Poll 2: CHS Pre-Poll Karnataka Opinion Poll - 16 January 2018

Party	Seats
INC	77-81
BJP	73-76
JD(S)	64-66

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