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Congress leader Siddaramaiah expressed confidence in his party winning an absolute majority in the Karnataka Assembly election. He stated that Congress may get 130 to 150 seats in the state. Siddaramaiah also urged voters to select the party that works and said the future of the country hinges on this election. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is seeking a simple majority to form the state government, while the opposition Congress is vying to make a comeback to power. Meanwhile, JD(S) aims to become a kingmaker to form the government. While the ruling BJP is hoping to create history by obtaining a simple majority for the first time in the state, which is considered the gateway for South India. The saffron party won 110 seats in the 2008 Assembly elections and 104 seats in the 2018 Assembly elections. On both occasions, it succeeded to form the government "through operation lotus".

Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a strong pitch for the return of the ruling Asking people if they want him to serve them and Karnataka, PM Modi said. "If I have to serve you and do something for you, I will need BJP's strong government in Karnataka, and you will have to make BJP win and bring in its strong government." The Congress on Saturday released its first list of 124 candidates for the upcoming assembly elections with former chief minister Siddaramaiah being fielded from his Varuna seat. Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) chief DK Shivakumar will contest the elections from his Kanakapura assembly constituency.

Karnataka Election Schedule and Dates The Election Commission has announced the poll dates schedule for the Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023. The Karnataka Assembly Election Dates and By-poll dates have been announced by the Election Commission. The final results for Karnataka Elections 2023 shall be announced on May 13, 2023. The Karnataka Election Schedule Poll Events Date Date of Issue of Gazette Notification 13.04.2023 (Thursday) Last Date of Nominations 20.04.2023 (Thursday) Date for Scrutiny of Nominations 21.04.2023 (Friday) Last Date for Withdrawal of candidatures 24.04.2023 (Monday) Date of Poll 10.05.2023 (Wednesday) Date of Counting 13.05.2023 (Saturday) Date before which election shall be completed 15.05.2023 (Monday) Upcoming Elections in India S.No. State Date Tenure Seats 4 2023 29 May, 2018 - 28 May, 2023 224 5 Chhattisgarh 2023 11 Dec, 2018 - 10 Dec, 2023 90 6 Madhya Pradesh 2023 10 Dec, 2018 - 07 Jan, 2023 230 7 Mizoram 2023 16 Dec, 2018 - 15 Dec, 2023 40 8 Rajasthan 2023 10 Dec, 2018 - 20 Jan, 2023 200 9 Telangana 2023 10 Dec, 2018 - 10 Dec, 2023 119 10 Sikkim 2024 28 May, 2019 - 27 May, 2024 32 11 Andhra Pradesh 2024 15 Jun, 2019 - 18 Jun, 2024 175 12 Arunachal Pradesh 2024 02 June, 2019 - 01 June, 2024 60 13 Odisha 2024 12 June, 2019 -11 June, 2024 147 14 Haryana 2024 27 Oct, 2019 - 26 Oct, 2024 90 15 Maharashtra 2024 28 Nov, 2019 - 27 Nov, 2024 288 16 Jharkhand 2024 29 Dec, 2019 - 28 Dec, 2024 81 17 Delhi 2025 16 Feb, 2020 - 15 Feb, 2025 70 In 2018 s...

• Also read in: • • • • • Karnataka Election Results 2023 Highlights: Congress MLAs empower Kharge to decide on next CM Karnataka Results 2023 Highlights: This was done amidst a slogan war between supporters of Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah outside the venue of the meeting, each section wanting their leader to be the next CM of Karnataka. Track live updates here | The newly elected MLAs decided to empower Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge to take a call on the matter, during the CLP meet held on Sunday evening. This was done amidst a slogan war between supporters of Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah outside the venue of the meeting, each section wanting their leader to be the next CM of Karnataka. In other news, the performance in reserved constituencies. While the party failed to secure a single ST-reserved seat — it won seven last time — its tally of SC-reserved constituencies dropped from 16 in 2018 to 12. As suspense builds up over the question of who the next Karnataka Chief Minister will be, one of the top contenders, Congress MLA DK Shivakumar said, "We have passed a one-line resolution. We will leave it to the party high command. I have not decided to go to Delhi. I have done whatever job I have to do." "We have passed a one-line resolution. We will leave it to the party high command. I have not decided to go to Delhi. I have done whatever job I have to do": KPCC chief DK Shivakumar on the decision on Karnataka CM Bhanwar Jitendra Singh, AICC observer in Karnataka, com...

Karnataka elections 2023: When it comes to working against India's interests, Congress's 'royal family' is at the forefront, PM Modi says at election rally Karnataka Elections Live Updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, a day before the final day of campaigning for May 10 Assembly polls in Karnataka, held a massive road show in the city, waving at a large number of enthusiastic crowd lined up on both sides of the route, despite overcast sky. The 8-km roadshow from Kempegowda statue at New Thippasandra Road to Trinity circle was covered in about one-and-half hours. Stay with TOI the latest developments: Read Less Taking a jibe at the guarantees promised by the Congress party ahead of the Karnataka assembly elections, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday asked "who will take the guarantee" of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Addressing a public meeting in Udupi, Assam CM said, "Congress is saying that they will give guarantees to the people of Karnataka. First, they should tell, who are they to give a guarantee to anyone? Firstly, tell me who will take Rahul Gandhi's guarantee? He lost elections in UP and fled to Kerala. One day he looks like Saddam Hussein and on another day looks like Amul baby". No party or candidate shall publish any advertisement in the print media on poll day and one day prior without clearance from the media certification and monitoring committee, the Election Commission said on Sunday in an advisory ahead of the May 10 voting in ...

Congress leader Siddaramaiah expressed confidence in his party winning an absolute majority in the Karnataka Assembly election. He stated that Congress may get 130 to 150 seats in the state. Siddaramaiah also urged voters to select the party that works and said the future of the country hinges on this election. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is seeking a simple majority to form the state government, while the opposition Congress is vying to make a comeback to power. Meanwhile, JD(S) aims to become a kingmaker to form the government. While the ruling BJP is hoping to create history by obtaining a simple majority for the first time in the state, which is considered the gateway for South India. The saffron party won 110 seats in the 2008 Assembly elections and 104 seats in the 2018 Assembly elections. On both occasions, it succeeded to form the government "through operation lotus".

Karnataka has never voted an incumbent party to power since 1985. Ruling BJP, riding on the Modi juggernaut, wants to break the 38-year jinx and tighten the grip on its southern stronghold. Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed 19 public meetings and held six roadshows. Amit Shah held 16 public rallies and 14 roadshows. BJP chief JP Nadda held 10 public meetings and 16 roadshows. Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge, held various roadshows, rallies and elections campaigns. A total of 5,31,33,054 electors are eligible to cast their vote in 58,545 polling stations across the state, where 2,615 candidates are in the fray, in what is being seen mainly as a three-cornered contest between the ruling BJP, the Congress and former prime minister H D Deve Gowda's Janata Dal (Secular) Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar has appealed to voters to come out in large numbers to exercise their franchise. He urged the young and urban voters and participate actively in the "festival of democracy, defeating the prevalent trend of urban apathy in the state". (With Agency Inputs) Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. • Putin confirms nukes in Belarus • Biden concludes speech with 'God Save the Queen' • Cyclone Biparjoy weakens into deep depression • 'Life-changing innovations happening in India' • Chennai court grants ED 8 days custody of Balaji • US nuclear submarine arrives in South Korea • Patan...

Karnataka elections 2023: When it comes to working against India's interests, Congress's 'royal family' is at the forefront, PM Modi says at election rally Karnataka Elections Live Updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, a day before the final day of campaigning for May 10 Assembly polls in Karnataka, held a massive road show in the city, waving at a large number of enthusiastic crowd lined up on both sides of the route, despite overcast sky. The 8-km roadshow from Kempegowda statue at New Thippasandra Road to Trinity circle was covered in about one-and-half hours. Stay with TOI the latest developments: Read Less Taking a jibe at the guarantees promised by the Congress party ahead of the Karnataka assembly elections, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday asked "who will take the guarantee" of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Addressing a public meeting in Udupi, Assam CM said, "Congress is saying that they will give guarantees to the people of Karnataka. First, they should tell, who are they to give a guarantee to anyone? Firstly, tell me who will take Rahul Gandhi's guarantee? He lost elections in UP and fled to Kerala. One day he looks like Saddam Hussein and on another day looks like Amul baby". No party or candidate shall publish any advertisement in the print media on poll day and one day prior without clearance from the media certification and monitoring committee, the Election Commission said on Sunday in an advisory ahead of the May 10 voting in ...

Karnataka Election Schedule and Dates The Election Commission has announced the poll dates schedule for the Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023. The Karnataka Assembly Election Dates and By-poll dates have been announced by the Election Commission. The final results for Karnataka Elections 2023 shall be announced on May 13, 2023. The Karnataka Election Schedule Poll Events Date Date of Issue of Gazette Notification 13.04.2023 (Thursday) Last Date of Nominations 20.04.2023 (Thursday) Date for Scrutiny of Nominations 21.04.2023 (Friday) Last Date for Withdrawal of candidatures 24.04.2023 (Monday) Date of Poll 10.05.2023 (Wednesday) Date of Counting 13.05.2023 (Saturday) Date before which election shall be completed 15.05.2023 (Monday) Upcoming Elections in India S.No. State Date Tenure Seats 4 2023 29 May, 2018 - 28 May, 2023 224 5 Chhattisgarh 2023 11 Dec, 2018 - 10 Dec, 2023 90 6 Madhya Pradesh 2023 10 Dec, 2018 - 07 Jan, 2023 230 7 Mizoram 2023 16 Dec, 2018 - 15 Dec, 2023 40 8 Rajasthan 2023 10 Dec, 2018 - 20 Jan, 2023 200 9 Telangana 2023 10 Dec, 2018 - 10 Dec, 2023 119 10 Sikkim 2024 28 May, 2019 - 27 May, 2024 32 11 Andhra Pradesh 2024 15 Jun, 2019 - 18 Jun, 2024 175 12 Arunachal Pradesh 2024 02 June, 2019 - 01 June, 2024 60 13 Odisha 2024 12 June, 2019 -11 June, 2024 147 14 Haryana 2024 27 Oct, 2019 - 26 Oct, 2024 90 15 Maharashtra 2024 28 Nov, 2019 - 27 Nov, 2024 288 16 Jharkhand 2024 29 Dec, 2019 - 28 Dec, 2024 81 17 Delhi 2025 16 Feb, 2020 - 15 Feb, 2025 70 In 2018 s...

• Also read in: • • • • • Karnataka Election Results 2023 Highlights: Congress MLAs empower Kharge to decide on next CM Karnataka Results 2023 Highlights: This was done amidst a slogan war between supporters of Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah outside the venue of the meeting, each section wanting their leader to be the next CM of Karnataka. Track live updates here | The newly elected MLAs decided to empower Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge to take a call on the matter, during the CLP meet held on Sunday evening. This was done amidst a slogan war between supporters of Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah outside the venue of the meeting, each section wanting their leader to be the next CM of Karnataka. In other news, the performance in reserved constituencies. While the party failed to secure a single ST-reserved seat — it won seven last time — its tally of SC-reserved constituencies dropped from 16 in 2018 to 12. As suspense builds up over the question of who the next Karnataka Chief Minister will be, one of the top contenders, Congress MLA DK Shivakumar said, "We have passed a one-line resolution. We will leave it to the party high command. I have not decided to go to Delhi. I have done whatever job I have to do." "We have passed a one-line resolution. We will leave it to the party high command. I have not decided to go to Delhi. I have done whatever job I have to do": KPCC chief DK Shivakumar on the decision on Karnataka CM Bhanwar Jitendra Singh, AICC observer in Karnataka, com...