Mla election in karnataka 2023 date

A day after Congress registered a thumping victory in Karnataka, the only south Indian state that had BJP in power, the party will hold its crucial Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting on Sunday (May 14). AICC general secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala said the meeting will be held at 5.30 pm on Sunday and all MLAs will take part in it. The Congress already instructed the new members to arrive in Bengaluru on Saturday itself. The Congress has gained an absolute majority in the state winning as many as 136 seats. However, all eyes will be on who is the new chief minister. The leading contenders for the top post are former chief minister and Kuruba strongman Siddaramaiah (75) and KPCC chief and Vokkaliga strongman DK Shivakumar (60). While Siddaramaiah is a mass leader who holds sway over the 'Ahinda' (minorities, backward classes and Dalits) vote bank of the Congress, Shivakumar the go-to man of the Gandhi family, who has bailed out his party at times of crises (shielding the Congress MLAs from being "poached" thrice) and has strived to strengthen the party at the grassroots ever since his elevation as the party chief in July 2020. Meanwhile, supporters of Siddaramaiah put up a poster outside Siddaramaiah's residence in Bengaluru, referring to him as "the next CM of Karnataka." Meanwhile, it is reportedly said that the party is likely to vote and elect the new chief minister as it did in Himachal Pradesh. All MLAs will reportedly be asked to vote for their choice of the ...

This article needs additional citations for Please help Find sources: · · · · ( March 2023) ( The 2023 elections in India are expected to include those to the Lok Sabha by-elections [ ] S.No Date Constituency State/UT MP before election Party before election Elected MP Party after election Remarks 1 10 May 2023 Death of 2 TBD TBD TBD 3 TBD TBD Death of 4. TBD TBD Disqualification of 5. TBD TBD Death of 6. TBD TBD Death of State legislative assembly elections [ ] Date(s) State Government before Chief Minister before Government after Elected Chief Minister Maps 16 February 2023 27 February 2023 10 May 2023 November 2023* TBD November 2023* TBD November 2023* TBD December 2023* TBD December 2023* TBD TBD^ Presidents Rule TBD * Tentative schedule as per assembly tenure ^ Speculated Legislative Assembly by-elections [ ] [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 27 February 2023 1 TBD 45 TBD [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 27 February 2023 23 TBD 33 TBD [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election TBD 88 TBD [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 26 February 2023 205 215 [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 10 May 2023 7 [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Pa...

The results of Karnataka saw a voter turnout of 73 per cent, the highest in three decades, where the ruling BJP, a combative Congress and the JD(S) are locked in a three-cornered contest. In the 2018 elections, the Congress garnered a vote-share of 38.04 per cent, followed by the BJP (36.22 per cent) and the JD(S) (18.36 per cent). Most of the exit polls predict a fractured mandate. The poll of polls shows an advantage for the Congress with the party poised to win 109 seats, BJP 91 seats and JD-S 23. If Karnataka throws up a hung assembly, the JD-S could emerge as the kingmaker. The 2018 Karnataka polls had also thrown a fractured mandate. The BJP had then emerged as the single largest party by winning 104 seats, followed by Congress with 80 seats and JD(S) 37. With no party getting a clear majority in the 2018 polls, BS Yediyurappa of the BJP, which was the single largest party, staked claim and formed the government. However, the saffron party strongman was unable to muster the required numbers and the government was dissolved within three days, ahead of a trust vote. Later, the Congress-JD(S) alliance formed the government with Kumaraswamy as CM, but coalition government collapsed in 14 months, triggered by the resignation of 17 ruling coalition legislators and their subsequent defection to the BJP. In the bypolls held subsequently in 2019, the ruling party won 12 out of 15 seats. In the outgoing Assembly, the ruling BJP has 116 MLAs, followed by the Congress 69, JD(S) ...

The year 2023 Elections shall set the base platform for the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections. Here is the list of States - Karnataka, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh,Telangana going ahead for elections for the year 2023 and the winner's tenurity shall continue for the next 5years. We have to wait and see if the ECI decides to have its 1st election in Jammu and Kashmir since its Cancellation of Article 370 in 2019. List of Upcoming Elections in India State wise Sl.No State name Current tenure Election year Total AC Total PC Total Rajyasabha 1 18 Dec, 2018 - 17 Dec, 2023 2023 40 1 1 2 4 Jan, 2019 - 3 Jan, 2024 2024 90 11 5 3 7 Jan, 2019 - 6 Jan, 2024 2024 230 29 11 4 15 Jan, 2019 - 14 Jan, 2024 2024 200 25 10 5 17 Jan, 2019 - 16 Jan, 2024 2024 119 17 7 6 12 June, 2019 - 11 June, 2024 2024 175 25 11 7 3 June, 2019 - 2 June, 2024 2024 60 2 1 8 25 June, 2019 - 24 June, 2024 2024 147 21 10 9 3 June, 2019 - 2 June, 2024 2024 32 1 1 10 4 Nov, 2019 - 4 Nov, 2024 2024 90 10 5 11 27 Nov, 2019 - 26 Nov, 2024 2024 288 48 19 12 6 Jan, 2020 - 5 Jan, 2025 2025 81 14 6 13 24 Feb, 2020 - 23 Feb, 2025 2025 70 7 3 14 23 Nov, 2021 - 22 Nov, 2025 2025 243 40 16 15 21 May, 2021 - 20 May, 2026 2026 126 14 7 16 24 May, 2021 - 23 May, 2026 2026 140 20 9 17 11 May, 2021 - 10 May, 2026 2026 234 39 18 18 8 May, 2021 - 7 May, 2026 2026 294 42 16 19 16 June, 2021 - 15 June, 2026 2026 30 1 1 20 15 Mar, 2022 - 14 Mar, 2027 2027 40 2 1 21 14 Mar, 2022 - 13 Mar, 2027 2027 60 2 1 22 17 Mar, 2022 - 16 Mar, 20...

Image Source : INDIA TV The state will witness a single phase of voting on May 10. Channapatna Elections 2023: Channapatna Assembly seat is one of the constituencies located in Karnataka's Ramanagara district. Part of the Bengaluru Rural Lok Sabha constituency, Channapatna is well known for many important personalities in state politics. The first education minister of then Mysore State, MV Venkatappa was basically from this constituency. Channapatna constituency comprises 31 wards of the city. The constituency has 2,17,606 voters. According to the Election Commission data, Hindus comprise 55.66% of the voters and Muslims make up 42.96%. ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2023: FULL COVERAGE Former CM Kumaraswamy once again proves his mettle This time, former Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy faced stiff competition in his home base --the Channapatna constituency. The constituency witnessed a close fight between Kumaraswamy and BJP leader CP Yogeshwara. Meanwhile, the Congress hds fielded Gangadhar S. from this seat. Major candidates: • HD Kumaraswamy - JD(S) • CP Yogeshwara - (BJP) • Gangadhar S. - (Congress) JD(S) candidate Mahesh Kumaraswamy was declared the winner from this seat by a margin of 15,915 votes. He garnered a total of 96,592 votes whereas his opponent BJP's Yogeshwara could manage only 80,677 votes. 2018 Assembly Elections In the 2018 assembly elections Yogeshwara contesting as a BJP candidate, was defeated by Kumaraswamy. Yogeshwara managed to get 66,465 votes and K...

All 224 seats in the 113 seats needed for a majority Registered 52,173,579 Turnout 73.19% 1.06%) Majority party Minority party Third party Leader Party Leadersince 2013 2021 2006 Leader'sseat Lastelection 38.14%, 80 seats 36.35%, 104 seats 18.3%, 37 seats Seatswon 135 66 19 Seatchange 55 38 18 Popularvote 16,789,272 14,096,529 5,205,489 Percentage 42.88% 36.00% 13.29% Swing 4.74 pp 0.35 pp 5.01 pp See also: In July 2019, the coalition government collapsed due to resignations by several members of On 26 July 2021, Yediyurappa resigned from Chief Minister's post Defections before polls [ ] On 19 February 2023, BJP leader H.D. Thammaiah joined Congress along with his supporters. Schedule [ ] The schedule of the election was announced by the Event Date Day Date of Notification 13 April 2023 Thursday Last date for filing nominations 20 April 2023 Thursday Date for scrutiny of nominations 21 April 2023 Friday Last date for withdrawal of candidatures 24 April 2023 Monday Date of poll 10 May 2023 Wednesday Date of counting 13 May 2023 Saturday Election statistics [ ] Electorate [ ] The total electorate in the state were 52,173,579 of which there were 26,200,000 men, 25,900,000 women and 4,699 transgender voters. 16,976 centenarians, 12.15 lakh voters over the age of 80 and 917,000 first-time voters were also included in the total. Moreover, 555,000 voters were disabled. Polling stations [ ] The Election Commission announced 58,282 polling stations for the election, out of which 24...

This article needs additional citations for Please help Find sources: · · · · ( March 2023) ( The 2023 elections in India are expected to include those to the Lok Sabha by-elections [ ] S.No Date Constituency State/UT MP before election Party before election Elected MP Party after election Remarks 1 10 May 2023 Death of 2 TBD TBD TBD 3 TBD TBD Death of 4. TBD TBD Disqualification of 5. TBD TBD Death of 6. TBD TBD Death of State legislative assembly elections [ ] Date(s) State Government before Chief Minister before Government after Elected Chief Minister Maps 16 February 2023 27 February 2023 10 May 2023 November 2023* TBD November 2023* TBD November 2023* TBD December 2023* TBD December 2023* TBD TBD^ Presidents Rule TBD * Tentative schedule as per assembly tenure ^ Speculated Legislative Assembly by-elections [ ] [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 27 February 2023 1 TBD 45 TBD [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 27 February 2023 23 TBD 33 TBD [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election TBD 88 TBD [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 26 February 2023 205 215 [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Party before election Elected MLA Party after election 10 May 2023 7 [ ] Date S.No Constituency MLA before election Pa...

A day after Congress registered a thumping victory in Karnataka, the only south Indian state that had BJP in power, the party will hold its crucial Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting on Sunday (May 14). AICC general secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala said the meeting will be held at 5.30 pm on Sunday and all MLAs will take part in it. The Congress already instructed the new members to arrive in Bengaluru on Saturday itself. The Congress has gained an absolute majority in the state winning as many as 136 seats. However, all eyes will be on who is the new chief minister. The leading contenders for the top post are former chief minister and Kuruba strongman Siddaramaiah (75) and KPCC chief and Vokkaliga strongman DK Shivakumar (60). While Siddaramaiah is a mass leader who holds sway over the 'Ahinda' (minorities, backward classes and Dalits) vote bank of the Congress, Shivakumar the go-to man of the Gandhi family, who has bailed out his party at times of crises (shielding the Congress MLAs from being "poached" thrice) and has strived to strengthen the party at the grassroots ever since his elevation as the party chief in July 2020. Meanwhile, supporters of Siddaramaiah put up a poster outside Siddaramaiah's residence in Bengaluru, referring to him as "the next CM of Karnataka." Meanwhile, it is reportedly said that the party is likely to vote and elect the new chief minister as it did in Himachal Pradesh. All MLAs will reportedly be asked to vote for their choice of the ...

The year 2023 Elections shall set the base platform for the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections. Here is the list of States - Karnataka, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh,Telangana going ahead for elections for the year 2023 and the winner's tenurity shall continue for the next 5years. We have to wait and see if the ECI decides to have its 1st election in Jammu and Kashmir since its Cancellation of Article 370 in 2019. List of Upcoming Elections in India State wise Sl.No State name Current tenure Election year Total AC Total PC Total Rajyasabha 1 18 Dec, 2018 - 17 Dec, 2023 2023 40 1 1 2 4 Jan, 2019 - 3 Jan, 2024 2024 90 11 5 3 7 Jan, 2019 - 6 Jan, 2024 2024 230 29 11 4 15 Jan, 2019 - 14 Jan, 2024 2024 200 25 10 5 17 Jan, 2019 - 16 Jan, 2024 2024 119 17 7 6 12 June, 2019 - 11 June, 2024 2024 175 25 11 7 3 June, 2019 - 2 June, 2024 2024 60 2 1 8 25 June, 2019 - 24 June, 2024 2024 147 21 10 9 3 June, 2019 - 2 June, 2024 2024 32 1 1 10 4 Nov, 2019 - 4 Nov, 2024 2024 90 10 5 11 27 Nov, 2019 - 26 Nov, 2024 2024 288 48 19 12 6 Jan, 2020 - 5 Jan, 2025 2025 81 14 6 13 24 Feb, 2020 - 23 Feb, 2025 2025 70 7 3 14 23 Nov, 2021 - 22 Nov, 2025 2025 243 40 16 15 21 May, 2021 - 20 May, 2026 2026 126 14 7 16 24 May, 2021 - 23 May, 2026 2026 140 20 9 17 11 May, 2021 - 10 May, 2026 2026 234 39 18 18 8 May, 2021 - 7 May, 2026 2026 294 42 16 19 16 June, 2021 - 15 June, 2026 2026 30 1 1 20 15 Mar, 2022 - 14 Mar, 2027 2027 40 2 1 21 14 Mar, 2022 - 13 Mar, 2027 2027 60 2 1 22 17 Mar, 2022 - 16 Mar, 20...

Image Source : INDIA TV The state will witness a single phase of voting on May 10. Channapatna Elections 2023: Channapatna Assembly seat is one of the constituencies located in Karnataka's Ramanagara district. Part of the Bengaluru Rural Lok Sabha constituency, Channapatna is well known for many important personalities in state politics. The first education minister of then Mysore State, MV Venkatappa was basically from this constituency. Channapatna constituency comprises 31 wards of the city. The constituency has 2,17,606 voters. According to the Election Commission data, Hindus comprise 55.66% of the voters and Muslims make up 42.96%. ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2023: FULL COVERAGE Former CM Kumaraswamy once again proves his mettle This time, former Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy faced stiff competition in his home base --the Channapatna constituency. The constituency witnessed a close fight between Kumaraswamy and BJP leader CP Yogeshwara. Meanwhile, the Congress hds fielded Gangadhar S. from this seat. Major candidates: • HD Kumaraswamy - JD(S) • CP Yogeshwara - (BJP) • Gangadhar S. - (Congress) JD(S) candidate Mahesh Kumaraswamy was declared the winner from this seat by a margin of 15,915 votes. He garnered a total of 96,592 votes whereas his opponent BJP's Yogeshwara could manage only 80,677 votes. 2018 Assembly Elections In the 2018 assembly elections Yogeshwara contesting as a BJP candidate, was defeated by Kumaraswamy. Yogeshwara managed to get 66,465 votes and K...