The Karnataka election will have polling in a single phase on May 10, with a total of 224 assembly constituencies. Nomination filing will begin on April 13 and end on April 20, with scrutiny on April 21 and the final shortlist published the same day. Vote counting will take place on May 13, with the results announced afterwards.
The Congress Party has announced candidates for 124 of the total 224 constituencies in Karnataka on March 25, while the BJP’s first candidate on the bar will be announced in the first week of April. Pre-election polls suggest that the Congress party has a chance of winning.
According to the ABP-CVoter joint pre-election survey, the Congress is predicted to win 115-127 seats out of 224 constituencies. Meanwhile, the BJP is predicted to win in 68-80 constituencies, and the secular Janata Dal is tipped to win 23-35 seats.
Contrary to the experts’ predictions, this survey suggests that the Congress party will form the government with a majority of more than 115 seats.
Karnataka election
The Election Commission has announced that polling will be held in a single phase on May 10 in Karnataka, which has 224 assembly constituencies. Filing of nomination for this will start on 13th April. April 20 is the last day to file nominations. Scrutiny of the nominations will take place on April 21 and the final shortlist will be published on the same day. All the votes cast on May 10 will be counted on May 13 and the results will be announced.
Survey
The Congress Party has announced candidates for 124 of the total 224 constituencies in Karnataka on March 25. Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommy has said that BJP’s first candidate on the bar will be announced in the first week of April. In this case, according to the pre-election polls in the state of Karnataka, information has been released that the Congress party has a chance of winning.
ABB – C Voter
ABP-CVoter joint pre-election survey results are out. According to the poll results, the Congress will form the government by winning 115-127 of the 224 constituencies. According to the survey, BJP will win in 68-80 constituencies. The third major party, the secular Janata Dal, is tipped to win 23-35 seats.
Single Majority
As in the last election, political experts have said that no party will get a majority in this election, but contrary information has been revealed in the results of this ABB-C Voter survey. It has been revealed in this survey that the Congress party will form the government with a majority of more than 115 seats.