Karnataka Polls: Vote Shares And Seats Over The Years

Karnataka goes to polls on May 10, the results will be announced on May 13. It can be a complex southern state to understand. TM Veeraraghav, executive editor of BQ Prime, explains the vote share captured by the parties over the years.



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[harshs]

1:20 this seems counterintuitive. If congress has more votes and fewer seats, you’d expect higher concentration of votes in certain areas where congress won. In fact this is validated when you see the parliamentary vote share, 31% votes translate to 1 seat for congress, vs 9.7% votes for JDS also gets them a seat.

[parviz]

The one & Onle Capable Ex.C M Siddrammiah ji 🙏 again Sworn as
C M of Karnataka on 15 or 20th May 2023..

[indian]

This is where EVM to resue for bjp. As per vote % no body want bjp to power😂😂😂