Bellary Election 2023 Results Live Highlights: The Congress party won the Bellary assembly constituency by more than 29300 votes in the recently held Karnataka state elections 2023. The party has defeated its nearest rival Bharatiya Janta Party by more than 29300 votes. The grand old party has fielded B Nagendra from this prestigious seat. Bellary district is one of the 224 constituencies in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly. On May 10, 2023, the people of Bellary exercised their right to vote in the Karnataka Assembly Election 2023.
In the previous Karnataka Assembly Election, the Bellary assembly seat had a total of 2,14,955 registered voters, of which 1,05,926 were male and 1,08,994 were female. Additionally, 0.8% of voters chose the None of the Above (NOTA) option. In 2018, Bellary constituency had 2,19,291 electors, including 1,07,938 males and 1,11,315 females. The constituency had 38 third gender voters in 2018.
In the last election, there were 8 candidates vying for the Bellary assembly seat. The Indian National Congress emerged victorious with B Nagendra winning the election, defeating Sanna Pakkirappa of the Bharatiya Janata Party by a slim margin of 2,679 votes. B Nagendra received a total of 79,186 votes, while Sanna Pakkirappa secured 76,507 votes. The third-place finisher was D Ramesh of Janata Dal (Secular), who received 3,212 votes. The Indian National Congress, Bharatiya Janata Party, and Janata Dal (Secular) received 49.1%, 47.4%, and 2.0% of the votes, respectively, with the top two candidates splitting 96.4% of the votes.
Congress candidate B Nagendra has won the prestigious Bellary assembly constituency by more than 29000 votes. He defeated his nearest rival B Sreeramulu of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Congress party is leading in the Bellary assembly constituency by more than 28000 votes.
B Nagendra of Congress party is leading by more than 24,460 votes from his nearest rival BJP's B Sreeramulu.
Congress party has backed 61,035 votes while BJP's B Sreeramulu has received 37,514 votes so far.
Congress party has touched the majority figure. It is leading on 115 seats out of 222 seats.
The Indian National Congress (INC) has asked all its elected representatives to reach Bengaluru today. The grand old party is leading in 44 seats out of 75 seats.
As per the latest trends, the BJP is leading in 41 seats, while, the Congress and JD(S) are leading in 36 and 13 seats respectively.
The Bharatiya Janata Party is trailing from the Bellary assembly constituency.
The Congress party is leading in the Bellary assembly seat.
The counting of votes for Bellary assembly seat is underway. Heavy security arrangement have been deployed across the state.