Karnataka Lok Sabha Election  

The state recorded a voter turnout of 7.85% at 10:30 am today (April 18)
 

Karnataka: 14 constituencies out of 28 will go for elections on April 18. Here are the complete details about key constituencies, candidates, booths and party status

In the last leg of Lok Sabha elections in Belagavi, former MLA from Kagwad and BJP leader Raju Kage called Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy “buffalo”. Raju was responding to Kumaraswamy's comments on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's looks
 

Chief minister of Karnataka Kumaraswamy is thanking his stars as he narrowly escaped a possible inferno, near Mandya. The chief minister’s car caught fire and his security staff, noticing it, asked him to alight and arranged a substitute car

Belagavi with 57 has the maximum number of candidates, while Raichur with five have the lowest in the second phase of Lok Sabha elections in Karnataka
 

A CRPF soldier voted for Sumalatha and posted pictures of the ballot paper on his Facebook account. Sumalatha shared this on her official page.

Three Jadhavs - Shankar Jadhav, Vijay Jadhav and Sarva Janata Party have filed their nominations in Kalaburagi. The move to field these namesakes is as an attempt to confuse people and split votes

Veteran Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge, who is contesting from Kalaburagi, has declared properties worth Rs 14.85 crore but has stated that he doesn't own any vehicle
 

With Lok Sabha elections round the corner, here are details of the assets owned by 28 incumbent MPs of Karnataka, who will complete their tem just a month
 

While BJP-supported independent candidate Sumalatha was holding her rally in Mandya, Congress members were seen waving their party flags, enraging  their senior leaders

Ahead of filing his nomination for the upcoming Lok Sabha election, union minister Ananth Kumar Hegde offered prayers in Banavasi's Madhukeshwara temple and other shrines.

Karnataka will go to polls in two phases of 14 constituencies each, on April 18 and 23.

Eight women who had contested elections due to the sudden death of their respective husbands have registered massive wins since 1967. This time Sumalatha Ambareesh and Tejaswini Ananth Kumar are in the fray seeking to ride on sympathy vote
 

Karnataka's chief election officer Sanjeev Kumar addressed the media in relation to the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Issuing guidelines, he said it is unlawful to have in possession an amount in excess of Rs 50,000. Further he added that private functions like weddings can’t be used for political gains.