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Karnataka

Karnataka assembly polls sees voter turnout of 72.67 per cent

Karnataka recorded a voter turnout of 72.67 per cent in the Assembly elections, which is slightly above the previous polls in 2018.

 


Clear majority for Congress in Karnataka forecasts Today’s Chanakya Exit Poll

Mangaluru: Alongside, India Today-Axis My India, Today's Chanakya has also predicted a substantial victory for the Congress in the Karnataka Assembly elections, as the exit poll results have been unveiled. Today's Chanakya's Exit Polls indicate a clear majority for the Congress with 120 seats, followed by 92 seats for the BJP and 12 seats for JD(S).

 


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K'taka Assembly Elections: BJP, Congress face tough contest according to Jan Ki Baat exit polls

The Asianet Suvarna News channel has conducted exit polls for the upcoming Karnataka Assembly elections in 2023, and the results have predicted a close contest between the two major parties, the BJP and Congress. According to the exit polls, the BJP is expected to win between 94 and 117 seats, while the Congress is predicted to secure between 91 and 106 seats. The JD(S) is likely to win between 14 and 24 seats, with no other party expected to secure any seats.

 

CM Bommai rejects exit poll results giving Congress edge over BJP

Haveri: Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Wednesday rejected the exit poll results, which gave Congress an edge over the ruling BJP in the assembly elections and asserted that his party will win with clear majority.

 

Nearly 70 per cent of Karnataka electorate cast vote in Assembly elections

Bengaluru: The single-phase election to the 224-member Karnataka State Legislative Assembly on Wednesday saw a turnout of nearly 70 per cent of voters, in a process that was "largely peaceful".

Congress Gains Clear Edge in India Today Axis My India Exit Polls, forecasts magic figures

Bengaluru: Following the conclusion of voting in the highly anticipated Karnataka Assembly elections on Wednesday, all attention was focused on the release of exit poll predictions after 6 pm. While the final outcome will be declared on May 13 during the vote counting process, the exit polls offered insights into the decisions made by the people of Karnataka for the next five years.

 

Life & death: Polling day witnesses contrasting incidents in Karnataka

Bengaluru: The voting day for Karnataka Assembly elections presented a sharp contrast where birth and death happened in polling booths on Wednesday.

 

Congress single-largest party in exit-polls, state likely to head into hung assembly

Bengaluru: As Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023 come to a close, several exit polls have predicted the possible outcome of the elections. Four prominent exit polls have been conducted, and the results indicate that the Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023 could be a closely contested affair.

 

23 arrested after poll official manhandled, ballot units damaged in Karnataka village

Bengaluru: Villagers of Masabinala in Vijayapura district stopped a poll duty vehicle carrying electronic voting machines (EVMs), manhandled an officer and damaged control and ballot units on Wednesday following which 23 people were arrested, the Election Commission said.

 

Karnataka HC allows hotel to provide complimentary food to voters

Bengaluru: The High Court of Karnataka has allowed the Nisarga Grand Hotel to provide complimentary food to voters who exercise their franchise in the Karnataka Assembly Elections on Wednesday.

 

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