Constituencies  

PL Vishweshwar Rao, vice president of TJS, told reporters that the party will contest in 12 constituencies. This he announced before Mahakutami reached a formal agreement. 
 

While addressing the media on his birthday that falls on November 7, actor-politician Kamal Haasan said that his party Makkal Needhi Maiam may contest all 20 constituencies in the upcoming Tamil Nadu by-elections.

Kumaraswamy hailed the people for their support to the coalition government of the Janata Dal (Secular) and the Congress and said the two parties would contest the 2019 polls together in all the 28 constituencies in the state.

Congress-JD(S) alliance won Ballari, Mandya, Ramanagara and Jamkhandi constituencies whereas BJP managed to win only Shivamogga.

The results of Karnataka by-elections have been announced. Out of five constituencies, JD(S) and Congress alliance has won two Lok Sabha seats and two Assembly constituencies while BJP has managed to claim one Lok Sabha seat. Here are the complete details. 

By-elections were held for five constituencies in Karnataka - Lok Sabha by-election for Ballari, Shivamogga and Mandya whereas Assembly by-election for Jamakhandi and Ramanagara.

Tamil Nadu is all set for by-election for 20 Assembly seats. By-election for Tiruparankundram and Tiruvarur must be conducted before February 2016. But post the disqualification of MLAs, 18 constituencies have another six months for bypolls.
 

Ramanagara JD(S) candidate, Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy's wife Anitha Kumaswamy paid a visit to Kampanahalli village Koti Anjenayaswamy temple; Yeddyurappa along with son and candidate from Shivamogga visited Hucharaya Swamy temple.

At 11 AM, the Lok Sabha constituencies of Shivamogga recorded 17.37%, Ballari 24.58% and Mandya recorded 13.36%, and assembly constituencies Ramanagara recorded 21.51% and Jamakhandi recorded 22.3% voters turn out.
 

Karnataka by-election: Here is why BJP leaders BS Yeddyurappa and Shivamogga candidate BY Raghavendra are 100% sure of their victory.

Karnataka begins voting today in a critical set of by-elections that will test the Congress-JD(S) coalition in the state. Voting for three Lok Sabha and two Assembly seats started at 7 AM.

Karnataka will witness Lok Sabha by-elections in Shivamogga, Ballari and Mandya constituencies, while Assembly by-elections will be held in Ramanagara and Jamakhandi. Here we bring you complete details of the candidates, constituencies and parties.

 
 

BJP MLA Sriramulu, in an exclusive interview to MyNation, tells how Congress-JD(S) government will fall post by-elections in Karnataka, scheduled for November 3.

 

BJP MP Prathap Simha's reply to chief minister Kumaraswamy's questions regarding Yeddyurappa's property is a must-watch. Karnataka netas fight it out just before the by-election scheduled for November 3.