In terms of vote share, the Congress is expected to receive 44% of the vote in Bangalore, while the BJP is expected to get 40%...
Digital Desk: Based according to the India Today-Axis My India exit poll, the Congress will win 17 of the 28 seats in the Bangalore region, with the BJP coming in second with 10 seats and the JD(S) coming in third with just one.
The grand old party is expected to receive 44% of the vote, while the saffron party will receive 40%. In the region, the JD(S) is expected to receive 15% of the vote. Exit polls aren't usually accurate.
Karnataka voted today until 6 p.m. to elect 224 members to State Assembly, with a voter participation of 65.69%. The state had a voter turnout of 72.36 percent in 2018.
Melukote had the largest turnout (67.4%), while CV Nagar had the lowest (32.1%), according to election officials.
Axis In my India, the Congress party is in the lead in the Bangalore region, which is a stronghold for the grand old party.
According to projections, approximately the Congress is projected to win 17 of the 28 seats in the Bangalore region, while the BJP may win 10 seats. JD(S) is also a minor player, with Axis My India predicting that it will get one seat.
In terms of vote share, Congress is seen as the undisputed leader. It is expected to receive 44% of the vote, with the BJP receiving 40%. JD(S) appears to be performing better here, with a 15% expected vote share.
Karnataka is divided into three political parties: the ruling BJP, the Congress, and former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda's Janata Dal (Secular).
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