Karnataka Assembly Election 2023 Date: The Election Commission has announced the dates for the Karnataka Assembly elections today. Elections to the 224-member Karnataka Assembly will be held in a single phase. The state will go to polls on May 10 and the results will be declared on May 13.
The countdown for Karnataka's election bugle has begun. The Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced the dates for the Karnataka Assembly elections.
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai called the Congress poll 'guarantee' card a 'bogus card' and said that it is not a guarantee card, but only a 'visiting card', and it doesn't have any value.
Karnataka Assembly election: Congress is seeing Karnataka as an opportunity to wrest power from BJP as the Bommai government is facing several corruption charges, however, infighting in the party is the biggest roadblock for Congress in the poll.
Karnataka election 2023: The party has tried to strike a balance between two dominant castes by appointing Bommai a Lingayat as head of one committee and Karandlaje a Vokkaliga as convener of the other panel.
Karnataka: The development is a big blow to AAP as the party's poll prospect was banking on ex-Bengaluru top cop Bhaskar Rao's popularity in Bengaluru
Karnataka election: Supporters of DK Shivakumar, on several occasions, demanded a declaration of his name for the CM post ahead of the election.
Karnataka Budget 2023: CM BS Bommai made several announcements which may have elements that will please Bharatiya Janta Party's traditional voters as the state will go to poll in a few months.
Assaduddin Owaisi asked PM Modi will he take action against Karnataka BJP chief Nalin Kumar Kateel who allegedly made a provocative remark on Mysuru ruler Tipu Sultan?
Notably, both the ruling party and the opposition Congress have launched intensive public outreach for the elections likely to be held in April-May.
As Karnataka is to see the election in 3 months, Congress and BJP intensified a war of words and both parties are levelling allegations against each other.
Lingayat, a dominant community, forms the major vote bank of the BJP. Both Yediyurappa and Patil hail from the community.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will be visiting the state later this week and holding a series of meetings with leaders and office bearers, as the party prepares for the assembly polls scheduled next year.
The electorate for this election comprises elected members of urban and rural local bodies, and unlike legislative assembly or Lok Sabha polls, council contests are decided by preferential votes.
Among voters from all three segments, over 11.37 lakh are men and over 11.22 lakh are women.
Karnataka state election commission on Wednesday said it has announced results for 54,041 seats of 5,728 Gram Panchayats, while that of the remaining 36,781 seats will be announced on Thursday.
The Karnataka state Election Commission on Monday announced dates for the elections to the Gram Panchayats in two-phases on December 22 and December 27.
BJP is single largest party in Karnataka, our vote share saw a major increase. The mandate was clearly anti-Congress. What is the Congress celebrating? More than half of their ministers lost,CM lost from one seat.Similarly, why is JDS celebrating?
I am proud that opposition stood together & defeated the BJP and we will continue to do so: Rahul Gandhi after BS Yeddyurappa's resignation as Karnataka CM
We would like to congratulate the MLAs of Congress, JD(S), independent as well as BSP who resisted all sorts of temptations & arm twisting by Central govt. They stood by the party principles & decision taken by the party leadership: Ghulam Nabi Azad
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