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Congress may emerge as single largest party in Karnataka - Vimarsana News

Congress may emerge as single largest party in Karnataka

India TV-CNX poll: Congress may be largest party in Karnataka

Opinion: Congress Looks Ready For Anti-Incumbency Dividend - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Congress Looks Ready For Anti-Incumbency Dividend

One of the few proven axioms of Indian electoral politics is that the voter does not deliver an equivocal verdict where there is a clear % present alternative and palpable dissatisfaction with the incumbent. The Karnataka result will be no different.

Source: ndtv.com
BJP made up historical facts on Tipu Sultan to win elections. Will it work? - Vimarsana News

BJP made up historical facts on Tipu Sultan to win elections. Will it work?

The powerful voter base of Vokkaligas and Muslims here has traditionally voted for either the Janata Dal Secular or the Congress.

BJP made up historical facts on Tipu Sultan to win elections. Will it work? - Vimarsana News

BJP made up historical facts on Tipu Sultan to win elections. Will it work?

Watch: The News Minute and Newslaundry travelled to the Old Mysore Region and spoke to voters on BJP’s pet project – Tipu Sultan.

Welcome To IANS Live - NATION - Congress may emerge as single largest party in Karnataka, but not get majority: India TV-CNX opinion poll - Vimarsana News

Welcome To IANS Live - NATION - Congress may emerge as single largest party in Karnataka, but not get majority: India TV-CNX opinion poll

According to the India TV-CNX opinion poll, telecast on the news channel on Sunday, the Congress may win 105 seats in the 224-seat Assembly, while the ruling BJP may win 85 seats, followed by Janata Dal-Secular which may win 32 seats.The