Live election result of 33 Sindgi constituency (Vidhana Soudha seat) in the Karnataka state Assembly elections 2018. Check who won and who lost and who will be the new Sindgi MLA.
Live election result of 33 Sindgi constituency (Vidhana Soudha seat) in the Karnataka state Assembly elections 2018. Check who won and who lost and who will be the new Sindgi MLA.
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Sindgi (Gen) is a State Assembly/Vidhan Sabha constituency in the Bijapur district and Mumbai Karnataka region of Karnataka and is a part of the Bijapur Parliamentary/Lok Sabha constituency.
There are a total of 2,23,160 voters in the constituency that include general voters, NRI voters and service voters. Amongst the general voters 1,15,455 are male, 1,07,576 female and 28 others. The electorate sex ratio in the constituency is 93.09 and the approximate literacy rate is 63% Refresh Data
Live Status
JD(S)
Managuli Mallappa Channaveerappa
Won
(Live status depicts real-time status and might not match with the detailed figures below which could be a little delayed)
RESULTS 2018
The detailed votes polled figures could be a little delayed and might not match with the live status above
Party
Votes Polled
% Votes
CANDIDATE NAME
JD(S)
70865
44.15%
Managuli Mallappa Channaveerappa
BJP
61560
38.36%
Bhusanur Ramesh Balappa
INC
22818
14.22%
Sali Mallanna Ningappa
NOTA
1222
0.76%
Nota
NCP
918
0.57%
Shamashoddin Khajesab Mulla
IND
781
0.49%
Nagesh Lakku Rathod
AIMEP
703
0.44%
Gulashanbi Davalasab Nadaf
PPP
638
0.40%
Liyakhatali Mirasaheb Darga
IND
576
0.36%
Mallu Nagappa Pujari
IND
415
0.26%
Iranna Madivalappa Vishwakarma
BJP won this seat in the 2013 Karnataka Assembly Elections with a margin of 752 votes (0.59%) securing 29.48% of the total votes polled. In 2013 the seat witnessed a voter turnout of 69.47%.
BJP won this seat in the 2008 Assembly Elections with a margin of 14,761 votes (14.22%) registering 33.93% of the votes polled. In 2018 elections this seat witnessed a voter turnout of 58.54%.
Check the table below for Sindgi live results in the Karnataka Assembly elections 2018: