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Karnataka elections: TV9-POLSTRAT predicts Congress will emerge single largest party - Vimarsana News

Karnataka elections: TV9-POLSTRAT predicts Congress will emerge single largest party

Karnataka has a total of 224 seats and to form the government, a party or coalition needs to win a minimum of 113 seats.

Exit poll predicts Congress to win big in Old Mysore region - Vimarsana News

Exit poll predicts Congress to win big in Old Mysore region

Exit poll predicts Congress to win big in Old Mysore region With the crucial Assembly elections coming to an end in Karnataka on Wednesday, the

Number of young voters decreased by 22 percent in IT capital Bengaluru, raising questions on employment - Vimarsana News

Number of young voters decreased by 22 percent in IT capital Bengaluru, raising questions on employment

Karnataka is going to vote for the assembly elections on Wednesday. But there is a matter of concern in Bengaluru, which is called the IT capital of | BLiTZ

Karnataka Elections: With no wave or an issue to swing it, parties repose faith in leaders and manifestos - Vimarsana News

Karnataka Elections: With no wave or an issue to swing it, parties repose faith in leaders and manifestos

Karnataka Elections 2023: Campaigning gets over today in what has been a hard fought election where no side could earn a decisive advantage over the other. Will BJP’s tactic of relying on its central leadership or Congress’s dependence on its state leadership make the difference?

TNM Poll Watch: How sub-castes make or break elections in Karnataka's Old Mysore - Vimarsana News

TNM Poll Watch: How sub-castes make or break elections in Karnataka's Old Mysore

When choosing candidates, it is not enough for a political party to know the majority group in a constituency. It is also important to know the sub-caste and further groupings in each community.