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Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Karnataka recorded a voter turnout of 72.67 per cent in the Assembly elections, which is slightly above the previous polls in 2018. India News | Karnataka Assembly Polls Sees Voter Turnout of 72.67 Per Cent.

Eliminating political party "soft money" and regulating similarspending by groups other than political parties are centralfeatures of many proposals that would reform campaign financing.

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Several pollsters have predicted that the Congress may have an edge in Karnataka, which is BJPs southern citadel, in a hung assembly with a couple of them even projecting that the grand old party may get a majority on its own.

Karnataka recorded a voter turnout of 72.67 per cent in the Assembly elections, which is slightly above the previous polls in 2018.

A growing number of states across the country are enacting universal school meal laws to bolster child food security and academic equity.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-Ala.) indefinite hold on military promotions in protest of the Department of Defense’s (DOD) “reproductive ...

BENGALURU : The BJP looks to script history to retain its southern citadel while a combative Congress eyes a comeback as Karnataka goes to polls on Wednesday at the end of a high octane campaign that was marked by a plummeting level of public discourse and grew increasingly shrill over the Bajrang Dal issue. As state leaders and candidates from different political parties thronged temples on Tuesday to seek blessings of god and good fortune on the eve of voting for the 224 Assembly constituencie...

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Jan Ki Baat and Asianet News exit poll has predicted the ruling BJP to emerge as the single largest party in the 2023 Karnataka Assembly polls.