Karnataka election 2023

Karnataka exit polls 2023: Most exit polls predict hung assembly, some give Congress majority Karnataka Exit Poll 2023: Voting for the 224-member state assembly has concluded in a closely fought elections and all eyes are now on May 13, the day when the votes will be counted. The elections saw a tense battle between the ruling BJP and rival Congress with both parties going all out to woo the voters in the prized southern state. The JD(S) too ran a spirited campaign led solely by former chief minister HD Kumaraswamy. The elections were marked by intense campaigning with several controversial statements being made by political leaders in the run up to the voting. The issues that dominated this year's elections were anti-incumbency, reservation rejig, development works and dole outs. The poll manifestos of both BJP and Congress also made quite a flutter among the voters. The BJP has promised to introduce Uniform Civil Code (UCC) if it retains power in the state. Whereas, the Congress has said it will ban the Bajrang Dal if the voters place their faith in the grand old party. All eyes on exit poll predictions: Before the counting on May 13, several pollsters will be predicting the outcome of the bitterly contested electoral battle. Will BJP break the 38-year jinx and retain its grip in the southern citadel? Can Congress regain its momentum ahead of key state elections by wresting Karnataka from BJP? Will JD(S), which played the role of kingmaker in 2018, spring a surprise this...

Karnataka election result 2023 will be declared on Saturday, May 13, three days after the voting to elect the 224 members of the state Assembly. Karnataka recorded a voting percentage of 73.19 - its highest ever - in Wednesday's polling. The state witnessed a fierce fight between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress, with both the parties claiming they will cross the "magic figure" and form the government on their own. Janata Dal (Secular), which has previously formed the government in Karnataka, has also expressed confidence about its electoral fortunes. JD(S) leader HD Kumaraswamy asserted on Wednesday that his party will be 'King' and not just the 'King maker'. Karnataka Assembly Exit polls released after the polling on Wednesday evening indicated a close contest between the Congress and the BJP in the Karnataka Assembly elections. Most pollsters have given Congress a slight advantage in the race. Here are some of the important things to know about Karnataka election result 2023: Question: When will the Karnataka Assembly Answer: The Karnataka election result coverage and counting will begin at 8am on Saturday, May 13, 2023. Question: Where to watch live results on May 13? Answer: The detailed coverage and overall results of Karnataka Assembly election 2023 can be checked live on ndtv.com. You may also watch the live stream of the election coverage on The one-stop shop for results from each constituency and the fate of individual candidates is Questi...

Karnataka Election 2023: Stage Set for Counting of Votes on Saturday; Both BJP, Cong Claim 'Full Majority' Amid the possibility of a hung Assembly looming large over Karnataka, the JD(S) has claimed that both the national parties — BJP and Congress — have to come to his doors after the elections for the post-poll alliance Counting of votes polled for the May 10 Karnataka Assembly polls, which witnessed a fierce fight between archrivals BJP and the Congress, will be taken up on Saturday as parties including the JD(S) wait with bated breath to know the outcome as hung assembly is a possibility. Taking no chances of poaching attempts by the BJP in Karnataka, the Congress has directed the candidates to reach Bengaluru and stay at a particular place until the government is formed. The precautionary move comes ahead of the counting day tomorrow. Buoyed by the reports of “being very close to the seat of power in Karnataka”, the Congress camp witnessed hectic activities on Friday, a day ahead of the announcement of the poll results. Meanwhile, sources revealed that the high command is ready with a ’50:50 formula’ for the post of Chief Minister. According to sources, Opposition leader Siddaramaiah and Karnataka Congress President D.K. Shivakumar are the prominent contenders for the post of the Chief Minister. Considering the intense competition between the two, Congress high command has come up with a 50:50 formula to avoid unnecessary confusion. (IANS) Both the ruling BJP and the ...

Karnataka election result 2023 will be declared on Saturday, May 13, three days after the voting to elect the 224 members of the state Assembly. Karnataka recorded a voting percentage of 73.19 - its highest ever - in Wednesday's polling. The state witnessed a fierce fight between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress, with both the parties claiming they will cross the "magic figure" and form the government on their own. Janata Dal (Secular), which has previously formed the government in Karnataka, has also expressed confidence about its electoral fortunes. JD(S) leader HD Kumaraswamy asserted on Wednesday that his party will be 'King' and not just the 'King maker'. Karnataka Assembly Exit polls released after the polling on Wednesday evening indicated a close contest between the Congress and the BJP in the Karnataka Assembly elections. Most pollsters have given Congress a slight advantage in the race. Here are some of the important things to know about Karnataka election result 2023: Question: When will the Karnataka Assembly Answer: The Karnataka election result coverage and counting will begin at 8am on Saturday, May 13, 2023. Question: Where to watch live results on May 13? Answer: The detailed coverage and overall results of Karnataka Assembly election 2023 can be checked live on ndtv.com. You may also watch the live stream of the election coverage on The one-stop shop for results from each constituency and the fate of individual candidates is Questi...

Karnataka Election 2023: Stage Set for Counting of Votes on Saturday; Both BJP, Cong Claim 'Full Majority' Amid the possibility of a hung Assembly looming large over Karnataka, the JD(S) has claimed that both the national parties — BJP and Congress — have to come to his doors after the elections for the post-poll alliance Counting of votes polled for the May 10 Karnataka Assembly polls, which witnessed a fierce fight between archrivals BJP and the Congress, will be taken up on Saturday as parties including the JD(S) wait with bated breath to know the outcome as hung assembly is a possibility. Taking no chances of poaching attempts by the BJP in Karnataka, the Congress has directed the candidates to reach Bengaluru and stay at a particular place until the government is formed. The precautionary move comes ahead of the counting day tomorrow. Buoyed by the reports of “being very close to the seat of power in Karnataka”, the Congress camp witnessed hectic activities on Friday, a day ahead of the announcement of the poll results. Meanwhile, sources revealed that the high command is ready with a ’50:50 formula’ for the post of Chief Minister. According to sources, Opposition leader Siddaramaiah and Karnataka Congress President D.K. Shivakumar are the prominent contenders for the post of the Chief Minister. Considering the intense competition between the two, Congress high command has come up with a 50:50 formula to avoid unnecessary confusion. (IANS) Both the ruling BJP and the ...

Karnataka exit polls 2023: Most exit polls predict hung assembly, some give Congress majority Karnataka Exit Poll 2023: Voting for the 224-member state assembly has concluded in a closely fought elections and all eyes are now on May 13, the day when the votes will be counted. The elections saw a tense battle between the ruling BJP and rival Congress with both parties going all out to woo the voters in the prized southern state. The JD(S) too ran a spirited campaign led solely by former chief minister HD Kumaraswamy. The elections were marked by intense campaigning with several controversial statements being made by political leaders in the run up to the voting. The issues that dominated this year's elections were anti-incumbency, reservation rejig, development works and dole outs. The poll manifestos of both BJP and Congress also made quite a flutter among the voters. The BJP has promised to introduce Uniform Civil Code (UCC) if it retains power in the state. Whereas, the Congress has said it will ban the Bajrang Dal if the voters place their faith in the grand old party. All eyes on exit poll predictions: Before the counting on May 13, several pollsters will be predicting the outcome of the bitterly contested electoral battle. Will BJP break the 38-year jinx and retain its grip in the southern citadel? Can Congress regain its momentum ahead of key state elections by wresting Karnataka from BJP? Will JD(S), which played the role of kingmaker in 2018, spring a surprise this...

Karnataka election result 2023 will be declared on Saturday, May 13, three days after the voting to elect the 224 members of the state Assembly. Karnataka recorded a voting percentage of 73.19 - its highest ever - in Wednesday's polling. The state witnessed a fierce fight between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress, with both the parties claiming they will cross the "magic figure" and form the government on their own. Janata Dal (Secular), which has previously formed the government in Karnataka, has also expressed confidence about its electoral fortunes. JD(S) leader HD Kumaraswamy asserted on Wednesday that his party will be 'King' and not just the 'King maker'. Karnataka Assembly Exit polls released after the polling on Wednesday evening indicated a close contest between the Congress and the BJP in the Karnataka Assembly elections. Most pollsters have given Congress a slight advantage in the race. Here are some of the important things to know about Karnataka election result 2023: Question: When will the Karnataka Assembly Answer: The Karnataka election result coverage and counting will begin at 8am on Saturday, May 13, 2023. Question: Where to watch live results on May 13? Answer: The detailed coverage and overall results of Karnataka Assembly election 2023 can be checked live on ndtv.com. You may also watch the live stream of the election coverage on The one-stop shop for results from each constituency and the fate of individual candidates is Questi...

Karnataka exit polls 2023: Most exit polls predict hung assembly, some give Congress majority Karnataka Exit Poll 2023: Voting for the 224-member state assembly has concluded in a closely fought elections and all eyes are now on May 13, the day when the votes will be counted. The elections saw a tense battle between the ruling BJP and rival Congress with both parties going all out to woo the voters in the prized southern state. The JD(S) too ran a spirited campaign led solely by former chief minister HD Kumaraswamy. The elections were marked by intense campaigning with several controversial statements being made by political leaders in the run up to the voting. The issues that dominated this year's elections were anti-incumbency, reservation rejig, development works and dole outs. The poll manifestos of both BJP and Congress also made quite a flutter among the voters. The BJP has promised to introduce Uniform Civil Code (UCC) if it retains power in the state. Whereas, the Congress has said it will ban the Bajrang Dal if the voters place their faith in the grand old party. All eyes on exit poll predictions: Before the counting on May 13, several pollsters will be predicting the outcome of the bitterly contested electoral battle. Will BJP break the 38-year jinx and retain its grip in the southern citadel? Can Congress regain its momentum ahead of key state elections by wresting Karnataka from BJP? Will JD(S), which played the role of kingmaker in 2018, spring a surprise this...

Karnataka Election 2023: Stage Set for Counting of Votes on Saturday; Both BJP, Cong Claim 'Full Majority' Amid the possibility of a hung Assembly looming large over Karnataka, the JD(S) has claimed that both the national parties — BJP and Congress — have to come to his doors after the elections for the post-poll alliance Counting of votes polled for the May 10 Karnataka Assembly polls, which witnessed a fierce fight between archrivals BJP and the Congress, will be taken up on Saturday as parties including the JD(S) wait with bated breath to know the outcome as hung assembly is a possibility. Taking no chances of poaching attempts by the BJP in Karnataka, the Congress has directed the candidates to reach Bengaluru and stay at a particular place until the government is formed. The precautionary move comes ahead of the counting day tomorrow. Buoyed by the reports of “being very close to the seat of power in Karnataka”, the Congress camp witnessed hectic activities on Friday, a day ahead of the announcement of the poll results. Meanwhile, sources revealed that the high command is ready with a ’50:50 formula’ for the post of Chief Minister. According to sources, Opposition leader Siddaramaiah and Karnataka Congress President D.K. Shivakumar are the prominent contenders for the post of the Chief Minister. Considering the intense competition between the two, Congress high command has come up with a 50:50 formula to avoid unnecessary confusion. (IANS) Both the ruling BJP and the ...

Karnataka Election 2023: Stage Set for Counting of Votes on Saturday; Both BJP, Cong Claim 'Full Majority' Amid the possibility of a hung Assembly looming large over Karnataka, the JD(S) has claimed that both the national parties — BJP and Congress — have to come to his doors after the elections for the post-poll alliance Counting of votes polled for the May 10 Karnataka Assembly polls, which witnessed a fierce fight between archrivals BJP and the Congress, will be taken up on Saturday as parties including the JD(S) wait with bated breath to know the outcome as hung assembly is a possibility. Taking no chances of poaching attempts by the BJP in Karnataka, the Congress has directed the candidates to reach Bengaluru and stay at a particular place until the government is formed. The precautionary move comes ahead of the counting day tomorrow. Buoyed by the reports of “being very close to the seat of power in Karnataka”, the Congress camp witnessed hectic activities on Friday, a day ahead of the announcement of the poll results. Meanwhile, sources revealed that the high command is ready with a ’50:50 formula’ for the post of Chief Minister. According to sources, Opposition leader Siddaramaiah and Karnataka Congress President D.K. Shivakumar are the prominent contenders for the post of the Chief Minister. Considering the intense competition between the two, Congress high command has come up with a 50:50 formula to avoid unnecessary confusion. (IANS) Both the ruling BJP and the ...