Bengaluru: It is estimated that more than 99 percent of voter voters have been recorded during the two-annual elections to 25 Karnataka Legislative Council seats from 20 local authority selections on Friday, the results will have a bearing on the equation of power above the state legislature.
Karnataka MLC poll: The Constituency of Dakshina Kannada recorded a poll 99.5%; 100% in five Talukspeniang starting at 8 am on Friday ended at 4 pm.
The results will be stated on December 14.
“The voting process concludes peacefully,” The Chief Electoral Officer office, Karnataka, said in a statement.
According to the selection of polls distributed by him, all constituencies recorded more than 99 percent acquisition until 4pm.
Of the total 90 candidates in Fray, 20 each from BJP and Congress, six of JD (s), 33 are independent, and the rest of a small party.
There is only one female candidate in the commotion, fighting the constituency to make.
Voters for this election consist of legislators, members of the elected urban and rural body.
Unlike legislative assembly or polling Lok Sabha, the Board contest is decided by preferential sound.
The election was required as a term 25 MLC Congress – 14 petellings, seven BJP and four JD – ended on January 5.
The results of the poll will have a bearing at the power equation at home over 75 members, where the BJP decision wants to get a majority.
BJP who has expressed confidence in the maximum seat victory needs to win at least 13 seats to secure the majority.
A good performance in this election will also be a moral booster for the party after losing a hanging chair at the Main Minister Basavaraj District Bommai in Haveri during the recent assembly.
Congress is also determined to win the maximum seat to keep BJP away from getting control over the top house; While JD has expressed confidence about winning all six seats.
With the aim of getting a majority on the council, BJP State Strongman and former Minister of BS Yediyurappa, in front of JD, openly looking for JD (s) ‘support for BJP candidates in the chair where the regional party does not fight.
However, in the midst of buzz about the possibility of a Pact with the BJP leader, JD (s) HD Kumaraswamy recently said local leaders had been authorized to make decisions about who to support the chair where his party did not consider, considering the prospect’s party for The selection of assembly of 2023.
Speaking to reporters after voting at Shiggaon, Minister of Bubavaraj Minister Bommai said BJP would win all the states fight, and have made an effort for it.
While the President of the State Congress D K Shivakumar said his party hoped to win more seats than expected, and called Yediyurappa seek JD (s) support as a sign of the power of losing BJP.
JD (s) ‘H D Kumaraswamy, also expressed the trust in winning six chairs that was contested by the party, said the Board poll would strengthen the party base for the 2023 assembly poll and set tones for new politics in the state.
The selection was held for two seats each of the constituencies of local bijapur authorities, Belgaum, Dharwad, Dakshina Kannada and Mysore; And each of Bidar, Gulbarga, Uttara Kannada, Raichur, Bellary, Chitradurga, Shivamogga, Chikmagalur, Hassan, Tumakuru, Mandya, Bangalore, Bangalore Rural, Kodagu.