The Congress party won all three assembly seats in the recent Karnataka bypolls. The BJP-JDS alliance failed to secure any seats. Sons of f...

In the Karnataka elections, Congress saw a significant increase in seats but fell short of its target. BJP-JDS alliance dominated, with BJP...

This time, the JDS first family also has the heft of the BJP. The former prime minister and his son have been campaigning for both JDS and ...

Kadur comes under Hassan Lok Sabha seat and has a strong influence of JDS. In 2018, BJP's KS Prakash won the seat by defeating YSV Datta of...

The former CM had asked for a second seat in Kolar, but the party has instead named former MLA Kothur Manjunath. As a result, Siddaramaiah ...

Analysis of the data has revealed that money power and muscle power have a large bearing on the outcome of the election results," says the ...

As half of Karnataka's 28 lok sabha seats go to the polls today, none of the three seats from where Gowda family members are contesting see...

The results of the bypolls proved that opposition parties could stand to gain if they take on the ruling BJP as one bloc in the general ele...

BJP which has been questioning the longevity of the coalition government has predicted its fall once the by-poll results are out.

On the other hand, Congress has gained greater hold of Bengaluru, with its tally going up to 15 as against 13 in 2013 and 11 in 2008 electi...

In 84 of the state’s 224 constituencies (more than one in every three seats), the victory margin was around 10,000 or less, indicating an e...

There are concerted efforts currently under way across the political spectrum to consolidate their votes to a degree not seen before in the...

The Congress, the BJP and the JDS are expected to be locked in a triangular contest in the Karnataka polls.

BJP has nominated Rajeev Chandrashekar, who was an independent Rajya Sabha member and joined the party today, and the JDS, B M Farooq.

AICC General Secretary B K Hariprasad and party spokesman Rajiv Gowda were today declared elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha.

JDS of former Prime Minister H D Deve Gowda bagged two seats, the BJP and independent one each.

Counting of votes in the 224 assembly constituencies that went to polls in three phases in Karnataka began today under tight security cover.