Congress leader and Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah lost from Chamundeshwari constituency but won Badami by more than 67,000 votes. In Chamundeshwari, he could manage only 85,283 votes, while JD(S) candidate G T Devegowda gained 121,325 votes and remained victo
Big winners and losers of Karnataka Assembly elections 2018
The latest Election Commission trends of the Karnataka Assembly Elections shows that the Bharatiya Janata Party is leading in over 112 seats, the simple majority required, the party looks all set to form the new government in the state.
Former CM BS Yeddyurappa won Shikaripura with more than 86,000 votes. The second highest number of votes was received by Congress' Goni Malatesha. (File | PTI)
G T Devegowda won 121,325 votes in Chamundeshwari constituency against Congress candidate Siddaramaiah. (File photo)
Former Karnataka Revenue Minister and BJP leader G Karunakara Reddy who contested from Harapanahalli wins the 2018 polls. Congress leader M P Ravindra got the second highest number of votes. (File | EPS)
Congress candidate Priyank Kharge wins from Chittapur constituency with 69,700 votes. He was given tough competition by BJP candidate Valmik Naik. Kharge was also the winner of 2013 assembly polls from the same constituency. (File photo | PTI)
Congress candidate RV Deshpande wins from Haliyal constituency with 61,577 votes. He was given tough competition by BJP candidate Sunil Hegade. (File photo | EPS)
BJP candidate S Kumara Bangarappa wins from Sorab constituency with 72,091 votes. He was given tough competition by JD(S) candidate S Madhu Bangarappa. (File photo | EPS)
BJP candidate R Ashoka wins from Padmanabanagar with 77, 868 votes. He was given tough competition by JD(S) candidate VK Gopal. (File photo | EPS)
Congress candidate Dinesh Gundu Rao wins from Gandhinagar constituency with 47,354 votes. He was given tough competition by BJP candidate Sapthagiri Gowda A R. (File photo | EPS)
Congress candidate Yathindra Siddaramaiah wins with a grand majority of votes in Varuna constituency with 96,435 votes. His BJP counterpart Thotadappa Basavaraju got only 37,819 votes. (File photo)
