The organization Jan Ki Baat has released the results of a poll conducted in anticipation of the upcoming assembly elections in Karnataka. While the Lok Sabha elections are set for next year, these assembly elections will be held in 9 states this year, with 3 states having already completed their voting, including Tripura. However, Karnataka is set to hold its elections next month, and all political parties have kicked off their election work in preparation.
There is intense competition expected between the BJP, Congress and JDS parties, and especially between the BJP and Congress where the competition is expected to be tough. Currently, there is a BJP government led by Basavaraj Pomi attempting to retain control of Karnataka, and everything from candidate selection to campaigning is being done to secure a win.
In South India, Tamil Nadu is the only state where the BJP is in power, and the party is pushing hard to maintain that position. However, Basavaraj Pomi has also faced some dissatisfaction from voters, with Congress looking to capitalize on that in order to turn the tables. The JDS party is also focusing on specific constituencies.
Regarding the polls, the Jan Ki Baat survey shows that the Congress party should take 94 seats in Karnataka’s 224-seat election, with the BJP close behind at 93 seats. The JDS, a regional party, is predicted to win only 25-29 seats, with other parties or independents likely to take the remainder.
In terms of region-specific predictions, the Kittur Karnataka region has 50 seats up for grabs, with the BJP viewed as likely to take 31 seats, Congress 19 seats and the JDS party having no chance there. In Bangalore, where there are 32 seats, the competition is fierce, and it is said that the BJP will win 15 seats, with Congress taking 14 seats and the JDS expected to win 3 seats.
Moreover, in Central Karnataka which has 26 seats, the BJP is viewed as likely to win 13 seats, Congress 12 seats and the JDS one seat. Out of 57 seats in Old Mysore, BJP is expected to win 12 seats and Congress 23 seats. It is said that the JDS will win 22 seats there. Although BJP won 104 seats in the last assembly elections in 2018, Congress won 80 seats and JDS 37 seats. While there has been a slight change in the seat allocation this time around, the poll suggests that a hung assembly is likely to result. The JDS party is anticipated to be the kingmaker yet again.
BANGALORE: With assembly elections to be held in the state of Karnataka in a few weeks, the results of a poll conducted by an organization called Jan Ki Baat have now been released.
While the Lok Sabha elections will be held next year, assembly elections will be held in 9 states this year. Elections have already been completed in 3 states including Tripura.
Meanwhile, Karnataka will hold elections next month. All the political parties have started the election work after the notification has come.
Karnataka Elections: There is now a fierce competition between BJP, Congress and JDS parties. Especially between BJP and Congress there is a tough competition. There is now a BJP government led by Basavaraj Pomi, BJP is trying to somehow retain the state of Karnataka. For this, everything from candidate selection to campaigning is being done.
Tamil Nadu is the only state in South India where the BJP is in power. As a result, BJP is trying hard to maintain its rule there. At the same time, people are said to be dissatisfied with the Basavaraj puppet. Thus Congress is trying to win somehow by using this. Meanwhile, the JDS party is also targeting specific constituencies.
Who is leading: Meanwhile, the Congress party has received good news in the polls that have been released. The results of the poll conducted by Jan Ki Baat regarding the Karnataka assembly elections are now out. At the same time, in Karnataka, which has 224 constituencies, 113 seats are required for majority, and no party will get a majority, it said.
A poll conducted by the Jan Ki Baat organization has said that the Congress will win 94 seats in Karnataka, which has a total of 224 seats. There is not a big gap between BJP and Congress party coming next. It is also said that BJP will win in 93 seats. JDS, a regional party, is expected to win only 25-29 seats. It said that other parties or independents are likely to win a seat.
BJP vs Congress: Region-wise, Kittur Karnataka has a total of 50 seats, BJP is likely to win 31 seats and Congress: 19 seats. JDS party has no chance there. With a total of 32 seats in the Bangalore region, the competition is fierce. It is said that BJP will win 15 seats and Congress: 14 seats. Similarly, JDS is likely to win 3 seats here, according to the Jan Ki Baat survey.
Similarly, in Central Karnataka which has 26 seats, BJP is likely to win 13 seats, Congress 12 seats and JDS one seat. Out of 57 seats in Old Mysore, BJP is likely to win 12 seats and Congress 23 seats. Here it is said that JDS will win 22 seats. In Coastal Karnataka, where BJP is strong, there are 19 seats, BJP is likely to win 16 seats and Congress 3 seats.
Kalyana Karnataka region has a total of 40 seats, BJP is likely to win 16 seats, Congress 23 seats and JDS one seat.
Hanging Assembly: Earlier in the 2018 assembly elections, the BJP had won 104 seats. Similarly, in the last election, Congress won 80 seats and JDS 37 seats. Although there has been a slight change in the seats in this election, overall it has been said that the hung assembly will be the same. JDS will emerge as the kingmaker in this election too.