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Shimoga election result 2023: Prior to the election, all big and small political parties, including the Indian National Congress, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and JD(S) left no stone unturned to secure victory in the state Assembly polls in 2023. The state witnessed polling for all 224 assembly constituencies, including Shimoga Rural, Bhadravati, Shimoga, Tirthahalli, Shikaripura, Sorab, and Sagar of Shimoga district, on May 10, Wednesday. The counting of votes concluded today, i.e., May 13. Let’s take a look at the winners and losers in the district. Shimoga Rural Assembly constituency In the 2023 Assembly Election, JDS candidate Sharada Pooryanaik defeated BJP candidate KB Ashok Naik in Shimoga district’s Shimoga Rural Assembly constituency by 15,142 votes. Congress candidate Dr Srinivas Kariyanna secured third position. Shimoga Rural is constituency number 111 of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly. It is one of the seven Assembly seats of Karnataka’s Shimoga district apart from Bhadravati, Shimoga, Tirthahalli, Shikaripura, Sorab, and Sagar. It is one of the eight Assembly seats that make up the Shimoga Lok Sabha constituency. The Shimoga Rural Assembly constituency is a Scheduled Castes (SCs) seat, i.e. it is not a general seat and is not reserved for Scheduled Tribes (STs). In 2018, the Shimoga Rural Assembly seat was won by KB Ashok Naik from the BJP, while in 2013, Sharada Pooryanaik from the JD(S) emerged victorious, and in 2008, KG Kumaraswamy from the BJP secure...

List of Candidates - SHIKARIPURA:SHIMOGA ( Candidate Party Criminal Cases Education Age Total Assets Liabilities Winner BJP 2 Graduate Professional 47 Rs1,26,18,78,468 ~ 126Crore+ Rs34,52,00,647 ~ 34Crore+ IND 0 Others 41 Rs20,59,000 ~ 20Lacs+ Rs0 ~ AAP 1 10th Pass 70 Rs9,39,000 ~ 9Lacs+ Rs0 ~ IND 0 Doctorate 49 Rs96,10,000 ~ 96Lacs+ Rs0 ~ INC 0 12th Pass 59 Rs5,25,33,002 ~ 5Crore+ Rs7,97,155 ~ 7Lacs+ IND 0 10th Pass 52 Rs67,39,000 ~ 67Lacs+ Rs25,00,000 ~ 25Lacs+ IND 0 Literate 43 Rs13,01,200 ~ 13Lacs+ Rs5,00,000 ~ 5Lacs+ Karnataka Rashtra Samithi 0 5th Pass 30 Rs5,31,000 ~ 5Lacs+ Rs1,00,000 ~ 1Lacs+ IND 2 Graduate 49 Rs1,85,09,511 ~ 1Crore+ Rs97,00,948 ~ 97Lacs+ Republican Party of India (Athawale) 0 12th Pass 49 Rs1,31,62,000 ~ 1Crore+ Rs1,60,000 ~ 1Lacs+ Disclaimer: The primary source for the data used for these reports is the sworn affidavits provided by the candidates themselves. Sheer volume of data that has to be read from the affidavits that are often poorly scanned and the lightening speed at which these reports have to be brought out makes it quite difficult to ensure accuracy of every bit of data. In case of any discrepancy in our reports vis a vis the original affidavit of any candidate, the original affidavit should be considered accurate. If you notice any discrepancies between affidavit and our report kindly let us know and we will fix them on our end as soon as possible.

Name of the Karnataka Assembly Constituency: Shikaripura Parliament Constituency: District: Haveri Voters Statistics: 15th Assembly Election By-Election: Election Year: 2014 Assembly Constituency No: BY Polls Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: B.Y. Raghavendra Votes in Favour: 71547 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: H.S. Shanthavirappa Gowda Votes in Favour: 65117 Gender: M Party: 14th Assembly Election: Election Year: 2013 Assembly Constituency No: 115 Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: B.S.Yadiyurappa Votes in Favour: 69126 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: H.S.Shanthaveerappagow Da(Shantanna) Votes in Favour: 44701 Gender: M Party: 13th Assembly Election: Election Year: 2008 Assembly Constituency No: 115 Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: B.S.Yeddyurappa Votes in Favour: 83491 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: S.Bangarappa Votes in Favour: 37564 Gender: M Party: SP 12th Assembly Election: Election Year: 2004 Assembly Constituency No: 167 Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: Yediyurappa Bs Votes in Favour: 64972 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: Shekarappa K Votes in Favour: 45019 Gender: M Party: 11th Assembly Election: Election Year: 1999 Assembly Constituency No: 167 Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: Mahalingappa Votes in Favour: 55852 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: B.S.Yediyurappa Votes in Favour: 48291 Gender: M...

Shivamogga: Congress has released the third list and announced the names of Congress candidates from Shimoga city, Shimoga rural and Shikaripura constituencies. A total of 43 candidates’ names have been published and HC Yogesh, a member of the corporation, has been elected for the Shimoga City Constituency, Dr. Srinivasa Karianna for the Rural Constituency and Goni Maltesh for Shikaripura. Although three days have passed since the nomination process started, both the national parties have not yet announced the names of the candidates for the three constituencies of Shimoga district in the third list.

BY Vijayendra, the son of former Karnataka Chief Minister and senior BJP leader BS Yediyurappa will contest from Shikaripura. In this year’s polls, the seat will see a new face in BJP candidate BY Vijayendra, the son of Yediyurappa. The decision to field Vijayendra from his father's constituency came after much drama and speculation. Several party workers had demanded that Vijayendra should contest from Varuna against Congress veteran Siddaramaiah. However, BJP's central leadership decided against the demands. Yediyurappa too dispelled the proposal. Meanwhile, Congress has fielded G.B. Malatesh from this seat. There are a total of 224 seats in Karnataka. It is the seventh-largest legislative assembly by strength. In the 2018 assembly polls, the state threw up a fractured mandate with BJP emerging as the single largest party with 104 seats. The Congress won 87 seats while the JD(S) won 30. The BJP managed to form the government only after several MLAs from the ruling Congress-JD(S) coalition joined the saffron party. The BJP faces anti-incumbency in a state where no party has won consecutive terms in over 20 years. The Congress is banking on BJP’s “incumbency burden” and is confident that the corruption charges against its opponent Basavaraj Bommai will stick. The election results will be declared on May 13.

List of Candidates - SHIKARIPURA:SHIMOGA ( Candidate Party Criminal Cases Education Age Total Assets Liabilities Winner BJP 2 Graduate Professional 47 Rs1,26,18,78,468 ~ 126Crore+ Rs34,52,00,647 ~ 34Crore+ IND 0 Others 41 Rs20,59,000 ~ 20Lacs+ Rs0 ~ AAP 1 10th Pass 70 Rs9,39,000 ~ 9Lacs+ Rs0 ~ IND 0 Doctorate 49 Rs96,10,000 ~ 96Lacs+ Rs0 ~ INC 0 12th Pass 59 Rs5,25,33,002 ~ 5Crore+ Rs7,97,155 ~ 7Lacs+ IND 0 10th Pass 52 Rs67,39,000 ~ 67Lacs+ Rs25,00,000 ~ 25Lacs+ IND 0 Literate 43 Rs13,01,200 ~ 13Lacs+ Rs5,00,000 ~ 5Lacs+ Karnataka Rashtra Samithi 0 5th Pass 30 Rs5,31,000 ~ 5Lacs+ Rs1,00,000 ~ 1Lacs+ IND 2 Graduate 49 Rs1,85,09,511 ~ 1Crore+ Rs97,00,948 ~ 97Lacs+ Republican Party of India (Athawale) 0 12th Pass 49 Rs1,31,62,000 ~ 1Crore+ Rs1,60,000 ~ 1Lacs+ Disclaimer: The primary source for the data used for these reports is the sworn affidavits provided by the candidates themselves. Sheer volume of data that has to be read from the affidavits that are often poorly scanned and the lightening speed at which these reports have to be brought out makes it quite difficult to ensure accuracy of every bit of data. In case of any discrepancy in our reports vis a vis the original affidavit of any candidate, the original affidavit should be considered accurate. If you notice any discrepancies between affidavit and our report kindly let us know and we will fix them on our end as soon as possible.

BY Vijayendra, the son of former Karnataka Chief Minister and senior BJP leader BS Yediyurappa will contest from Shikaripura. In this year’s polls, the seat will see a new face in BJP candidate BY Vijayendra, the son of Yediyurappa. The decision to field Vijayendra from his father's constituency came after much drama and speculation. Several party workers had demanded that Vijayendra should contest from Varuna against Congress veteran Siddaramaiah. However, BJP's central leadership decided against the demands. Yediyurappa too dispelled the proposal. Meanwhile, Congress has fielded G.B. Malatesh from this seat. There are a total of 224 seats in Karnataka. It is the seventh-largest legislative assembly by strength. In the 2018 assembly polls, the state threw up a fractured mandate with BJP emerging as the single largest party with 104 seats. The Congress won 87 seats while the JD(S) won 30. The BJP managed to form the government only after several MLAs from the ruling Congress-JD(S) coalition joined the saffron party. The BJP faces anti-incumbency in a state where no party has won consecutive terms in over 20 years. The Congress is banking on BJP’s “incumbency burden” and is confident that the corruption charges against its opponent Basavaraj Bommai will stick. The election results will be declared on May 13.

Shivamogga: Congress has released the third list and announced the names of Congress candidates from Shimoga city, Shimoga rural and Shikaripura constituencies. A total of 43 candidates’ names have been published and HC Yogesh, a member of the corporation, has been elected for the Shimoga City Constituency, Dr. Srinivasa Karianna for the Rural Constituency and Goni Maltesh for Shikaripura. Although three days have passed since the nomination process started, both the national parties have not yet announced the names of the candidates for the three constituencies of Shimoga district in the third list.

Name of the Karnataka Assembly Constituency: Shikaripura Parliament Constituency: District: Haveri Voters Statistics: 15th Assembly Election By-Election: Election Year: 2014 Assembly Constituency No: BY Polls Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: B.Y. Raghavendra Votes in Favour: 71547 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: H.S. Shanthavirappa Gowda Votes in Favour: 65117 Gender: M Party: 14th Assembly Election: Election Year: 2013 Assembly Constituency No: 115 Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: B.S.Yadiyurappa Votes in Favour: 69126 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: H.S.Shanthaveerappagow Da(Shantanna) Votes in Favour: 44701 Gender: M Party: 13th Assembly Election: Election Year: 2008 Assembly Constituency No: 115 Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: B.S.Yeddyurappa Votes in Favour: 83491 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: S.Bangarappa Votes in Favour: 37564 Gender: M Party: SP 12th Assembly Election: Election Year: 2004 Assembly Constituency No: 167 Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: Yediyurappa Bs Votes in Favour: 64972 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: Shekarappa K Votes in Favour: 45019 Gender: M Party: 11th Assembly Election: Election Year: 1999 Assembly Constituency No: 167 Category of Reservation: General (Unreserved) Elected Member: Mahalingappa Votes in Favour: 55852 Gender: M Party: Runner Up Candidate: B.S.Yediyurappa Votes in Favour: 48291 Gender: M...

Shimoga election result 2023: Prior to the election, all big and small political parties, including the Indian National Congress, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and JD(S) left no stone unturned to secure victory in the state Assembly polls in 2023. The state witnessed polling for all 224 assembly constituencies, including Shimoga Rural, Bhadravati, Shimoga, Tirthahalli, Shikaripura, Sorab, and Sagar of Shimoga district, on May 10, Wednesday. The counting of votes concluded today, i.e., May 13. Let’s take a look at the winners and losers in the district. Shimoga Rural Assembly constituency In the 2023 Assembly Election, JDS candidate Sharada Pooryanaik defeated BJP candidate KB Ashok Naik in Shimoga district’s Shimoga Rural Assembly constituency by 15,142 votes. Congress candidate Dr Srinivas Kariyanna secured third position. Shimoga Rural is constituency number 111 of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly. It is one of the seven Assembly seats of Karnataka’s Shimoga district apart from Bhadravati, Shimoga, Tirthahalli, Shikaripura, Sorab, and Sagar. It is one of the eight Assembly seats that make up the Shimoga Lok Sabha constituency. The Shimoga Rural Assembly constituency is a Scheduled Castes (SCs) seat, i.e. it is not a general seat and is not reserved for Scheduled Tribes (STs). In 2018, the Shimoga Rural Assembly seat was won by KB Ashok Naik from the BJP, while in 2013, Sharada Pooryanaik from the JD(S) emerged victorious, and in 2008, KG Kumaraswamy from the BJP secure...