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Karnataka Election Assembly Constituencies 2023


Karnataka Election Schedule

Poll EventsDate
Date of Issue of Gazette Notification13.04.2023 (Thursday)
Last Date of Nominations20.04.2023 (Thursday)
Date for Scrutiny of Nominations21.04.2023 (Friday)
Last Date for Withdrawal of candidatures24.04.2023 (Monday)
Date of Poll10.05.2023 (Wednesday)
Date of Counting13.05.2023 (Saturday)
Date before which election shall be completed15.05.2023 (Monday)


Karnataka Elections 2023 Election Assembly Consituncies and Results

Karnataka elections are due in the year 2023. Karnataka's assembly results 2023 shall be shortly declared after the election process is over on the designated dates decided by the election commission. Karnataka is a south Indian state, where elections are due before May 2023 for the 224 Vidhan Sabha constituencies. The other one constituency is a reserved one where the Governor nominates one member of the Anglo-Indian community. The current Karnataka Legislative assembly's tenure is supposed to end before 24th May 2023. The major parties contesting the elections are the BJP, INC, and JD(S). The current Chief Minister of the state is Basavraj Bommai.


Karnataka Assembly Constituency District Map

Assembly Constituencies of Karnataka

Karnataka has 225 state assembly constituencies, out of which members of 224 seats are elected through Assembly polls and the remaining one is nominated by the Karnataka Governor from the Anglo-Indian community. The Assembly lasts for five years, except if dissolved earlier. The last assembly was the fourteenth assembly elected with K. B. Koliwad as the speaker of the house. Elections in Karnataka for a new assembly were held on May 12 and the results were declared on May 15, 2018. B S Yeddyurappa of the Bharatiya Janata Party has been sworn in as the state's 23rd Chief Minister.

Some of the State Assembly constituencies in Karnataka are Badami, Chamundeshwari, Bailhongal, Chincholi,Harihar, Bantval, Gandhi Nagar, Jagalur, Bellary, Kampli, Madhugiri, Mangalore, Raichur, Vijayanagara, Raichur, C. V. Raman Nagar and more.


List of Karnataka Assembly Constituencies

A.C. No.Assembly Constituency NameA.C. No.Assembly Constituency Name
1Nippani113Shimoga
2Chikkodi-Sadalga114Tirthahalli
3Athani115Shikaripura
4Kagwad116Sorab
5Kudachi117Sagar
6Raybag118Byndoor
7Hukkeri119Kundapura
8Arabhavi120Udupi
9Gokak121Kapu
10Yemkanmardi122Karkal
11Belgaum Uttar123Sringeri
12Belgaum Dakshin124Mudigere
13Belgaum Rural125Chikmagalur
14Khanapur126Tarikere
15Kittur127Kadur
16Bailhongal128Chiknayakanhalli
17Saundatti yellamma129Tiptur
18Ramdurg130Turuvekere
19Mudhol131Kunigal
20Terdal132Tumkur City
21Jamkhandi133Tumkur Rural
22Bilgi134Koratagere
23Badami135Gubbi
24Bagalkot136Sira
25Hungund137Pavagada
26Muddebihal138Madhugiri
27Devar Hippargi139Gauribidanur
28Basavana Bagevadi140Bagepalli
29Babaleshwar141Chikkaballapur
30Bijapur City142Sidlaghatta
31Nagthan143Chintamani
32Indi144Srinivaspur
33Sindgi145Mulbagal
34Afzalpur146Kolar gold field
35Jevargi147Bangarapet
36Shorapur148Kolar
37Shahapur149Malur
38Yadgir150Yelahanka
39Gurmitkal151K.R.Pura
40Chittapur152Byatarayanapura
41Sedam153Yeshvanthapura
42Chincholi154Rajarajeshwarinagar
43Gulbarga Rural155Dasarahalli
44Gulbarga Dakshin156Mahalakshmi Layout
45Gulbarga Uttar157Malleshwaram
46Aland158Hebbal
47Basavakalyan159Pulakeshinagar
48Homnabad160Sarvagnanagar
49Bidar South161C.V. Raman Nagar
50Bidar162Shivajinagar
51Bhalki163Shanti Nagar
52Aurad164Gandhi Nagar
53Raichur Rural165Rajaji Nagar
54Raichur166Govindraj Nagar
55Manvi167Vijay Nagar
56Devadurga168Chamrajpet
57Lingsugur169Chickpet
58Sindhanur170Basavanagudi
59Maski171Padmanaba Nagar
60Kushtagi172B.T.M layout
61Kanakagiri173Jayanagar
62Gangawati174Mahadevapura
63Yelburga175Bommanahalli
64Koppal176Bangalore South
65Shirahatti177Anekal
66Gadag178Hosakote
67Ron179Devanahalli
68Nargund180Doddaballapur
69Navalgund181Nelamangala
70Kundgol182Magadi
71Dharwad183Ramanagaram
72Hubli-dharwad-East184Kanakapura
73Hubli-dharwad-Central185Channapatna
74Hubli-dharwad- West186Malavalli
75Kalghatgi187Maddur
76Haliyal188Melukote
77Karwar189Mandya
78Kumta190Shrirangapattana
79Bhatkal191Nagamangala
80Sirsi192Krishnarajpet
81Yellapur193Shravanabelagola
82Hangal194Arsikere
83Shiggaon195Belur
84Haveri196Hassan
85Byadgi197Holenarasipur
86Hirekerur198Arkalgud
87Ranibennur199Sakleshpur
88Hadagalli200Belthangady
89Hagaribommanahalli201Moodabidri
90Vijayanagara202Mangalore City North
91Kampli203Mangalore City South
92Siruguppa204Mangalore
93Bellary205Bantval
94Bellary City206Puttur
95Sandur207Sullia
96Kudligi208Madikeri
97Molakalmuru209Virajpet
98Challakere210Periyapatna
99Chitradurga211Krishnarajanagara
100Hiriyur212Hunsur
101Hosadurga213Heggadadevankote
102Holalkere214Nanjangud
103Jagalur215Chamundeshwari
104Harapanahalli216Krishnaraja
105Harihar217Chamaraja
106Davanagere North218Narasimharaja
107Davanagere South219Varuna
108Mayakonda220T.Narasipur
109Channagiri221Hanur
110Honnali222Kollegal
111Shimoga Rural223Chamarajanagar
112Bhadravati224Gundlupet

Previous Election Results - Karnataka Assembly Elections Results 2018

Constituency NameWinnerPartyVotesRunner upParty Votes
AthaniMAHESH IRANAGOUDA KUMATHALLIINC82094 LAXMAN SANGAPPA SAVADIBJP79763
KagwadSHRIMANT BALASAHEB PATILINC83060 BHARAMAGOUDA ALAGOUDA KAGEBJP50118
GokakJARKIHOLI RAMESH LAXMANRAOINC90249 ASHOK NINGAYYASWAMI PUJARIBJP75969
YellapurARABAIL HEBBAR SHIVARAMINC66290 ANDALAGI VEERABHADRAGOUDA SHIVANAGOUDA PATILBJP64807
HirekerurBASAVANAGOUDA PATILINC72461 UJANESHWARA BANAKARBJP71906
RanibennurR SHANKAR S/O M RAMACHANDRAKPJP63910 KRISHNAPPA KOLIWAD S/O BHEEMAPPA KOLIWADINC59572
VijayanagaraANAND SINGHINC83214 H.R.GAVIYAPPABJP74986
K.R.PuraB.A.BASAVARAJAINC135404 N.S.NANDIESHA REDDYBJP102675
YeshvanthapuraS.T SOMASHEKHARINC115273 T N JAVARAYI GOWDAJD(S)104562
Mahalakshmi LayoutK. GOPALAIAHJD(S)88218 N.L. NARENDRA BABUBJP47118
ShivajinagarR ROSHAN BAIGINC59742 KATTA SUBRAMANYA NAIDUBJP44702
HosakoteN NAGARAJU (M.T.B)INC98824 SHARATH KUMAR BACHEGOWDABJP91227
KrishnarajapeteNARAYANAGOWDAJD(S)88016 K B CHANDRASHEKARINC70897
HunasuruADAGURU H VISHWANATHJD(S)91667 H P MANJUNATHINC83092
ChikkaballapurDR. K. SUDHAKARINC82006 K.P.BACHEGOWDAJD(S)51575


The EC has announced that the Karnataka by-poll results will be announced on December 9th. While we wait for the actual results, prominent exit polls of Karnataka by-election 2019 have predicted a win for BJP. The constituencies that underwent the elections are Athani, Kagwad, Gokak, Yellapur, Hirekerur, Ranibennur, Vijayanagar, Chikballapur, KR Puram, Yeshwanthpur, Mahalakshmi Layout, Shivajinagar, Hoskote, KR Pet and Hunsur. The voting began at 7 AM and wrapped up by 6 PM. As per the information from the Election Commission, the average voter turnout of 15 constituencies for Karnataka by-election was approximately 66 percent. Round 37 lakh voters were eligible to vote for the by-polls.


Karnataka By-Poll Election Summary

Assembly elections for Karnataka were held on May 12th, 2018. The results were declared on May 15th, 2018 in which, BJP emerged as the largest party in the election, winning 104 seats. While the INC and JDS won 80 and 37 seats respectively. Also, Bahujan Samaj Party(BSP) and Karnataka Pragnyavantha Janatha Party (KPJP) winning one seat each, and one winner in the independent category.

This resulted in a hung assembly, which requires 113 seats for the majority out of 224 seats. Eventually, BJP formed the government citing the reason being the largest winning party. However, after the supreme court ruled to prove the majority within 3 days, the then chief minister Yeddyurappa resigned before the trust vote. After this, INC and JDS formed a coalition government with H.D. Kumaraswamy as the chief minister. However, events took a dramatic turn after the BJP led central government came to power in May 2019.


In the month of July, about 17 MLAs resigned from the karnataka assembly leaving the coalition government in a minority. CM H.D. Kumaraswamy resigned when he lost the trust vote in the assembly. The resignations were thought to be provoked by BJP, and over the course of time, these MLAs were disqualified by Karnataka speaker. Their disqualification was upheld by the Supreme Court while they were allowed to contest the by-polls.

ByPoll will be held for the 15 vacant constituencies on 5th December 2019. The dates for two remaining seats are to be announced yet. 13 out of 15 rebel MLAs will be contesting the by-polls on BJP ticket while the results will be announced on 9th December. The BJP and INC-JDS coalition both are putting concerted efforts on the battleground in order to regain power in Karnataka.

Karnataka Assembly Constituencies By-Poll 2019 - Schedule

EventDateDay
Date for Nominations11-11-2019Monday
Last Date for filing Nominations18-11-2019Monday
Date for scrutiny of nominations19-11-2019Tuesday
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures21-11-2019Thursday
Date of poll05-12-2019Thursday
Date of counting09-12-2019Monday
Date before which the election shall be completed11-12-2019Wednesday



Number of Assembly Constituencies for By-Poll 2019

State Total No. Of AcsNo. of ACs for By-Poll 2019
Karnataka22415

Name of Assembly Constituencies for By-Poll 2019

StateACs for By-Poll
Karnataka3 - Athani, 4 - Kagawad, 9 - Gokak, 81 - Yellapur, 86 - Hirekerur, 87 - Ranebennur, 90 - Vijayanagara, 141 - Chikkaballapur, 178 - Hoskote, 151 - K.R.Pura, 153 - Yeswanthpur, 156 - Mahalakshmi Layout, 162 - Shivajinagar, 192 - Krishnarajpet, 212 - Hunsur



Karnataka By-Poll Assembly Elections 2018 - Schedule, Polling Date, Counting and Result

SI. No.StateName of Parliamentary ConstituencyParliamentary Constituency No.Winner NameWinning Party
1KarnatakaShimoga PC14BY RaghavendraBJP
2KarnatakaBellary (ST) PC9VS UgruppaCongress
3KarnatakaMandya PC20LR ShivaramegowdaJD(S)
SI. No.StateName of Assembly ConstituencyAssembly Constituency No.Winner NameWinning Party
1KarnatakaRamanagaram183Anitha KumaraswamyJD(S)
2KarnatakaJamkhandi21A S NyamagoudaCongress


Karnataka Lok Sabha Elections Summary 2019

Dates of voting for Karnataka Lok Sabha Elections were April 18 and April 23. There are 28 Lok Sabha Constituencies in Karnataka. As per the data from the Election Commission of India, Karnataka has 5,03,46,721 eligible voters, of which 2,54,94,711 are male, 2,48,47,292 female and 4,718 voters of the Third Gender. The two central alliances were on the battleground in Karnataka, the NDA, and UPA. For Karnataka Lok Sabha elections, BJP from NDA contested on 27 seats and one independent candidate Sumalatha Ambarish. From the UPA alliance, INC contested 21 seats and JD(S) contested 7 seats.

Results for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections were declared collectively for the nation on 23 May 2019. BJP gained a landslide victory by winning 25 seats from Karnataka. The Indian National Congress and Janata Dal (Secular) won one seat each, while one independent winner from NDA coalition. Some of the key candidates for the elections were Mallikarjun Kharge- who was contesting for the 12th lime, lost to Dr. Umesh Jadhav who was a former Congress party member now in BJP; HD Devegowda- The former prime minister lost to BJP candidate G.S. Basavaraj; Tejasvi Surya- who was the youngest Lok Sabha contestant won over BK Hariprasad from congress.

Karnataka Assembly Constituency 2018 - Schedule   
Poll EventsSchedule DateSchedule Day
Date of Issue of Gazette Notification9.10.2018 (TUE)Tuesday
Last Date of Nominations16.10.2018 (TUE)Tuesday
Date for Scrutiny of Nominations17.10.2018 (WED)Wednesday
Last Date for Withdrawal of candidatures20.10.2018 (SAT)Saturday
Date of Poll03.11.2018 (SAT)Saturday
Date of Counting06.11.2018 (TUE)Tuesday
Date before which election shall be completed08.11.2018 (THU)Thursday


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Last Updated on: Feb 01, 2023