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Bengaluru: Election Commission on Saturday said that the state Assembly elections that were held at 222 constituencies in the state, have witnessed a total of 72.13% voter turnout.
Bengaluru: BJP Chief Ministerial candidate BS Yeddyurappa has stated the BJP will win the state Assembly elections.
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Former minister Ambareesh predicted that the JDS candidates would win in all the seven assembly constituencies in the district.
Four persons were died and seven others injured seriously when their auto in which they were going to cast their votes at Chilkuru polling station, hit by a lorry at Ramenahalli in the taluk on Saturday.
In the election held for 222 assembly constituencies in the state on Saturday, more than 70 per cent voting was registered, said State Chief Election Officer Sanjeev Kumar.
Following technical error in the EVM at polling station-2 at Gandhi Vidyalay of Lottegollahalli in Hebbala constituency, the polling was cancelled on Saturday.
The exit poll surveys conducted by various media houses and independent organizations predicted that both Congress and BJP would fight each other equally in getting the majority in the assembly elections held for 222 constituencies in the state. But the JDS would play a decisive role in the government formation.