Karnataka Vidhan Sabha Elections 2023 Conclude With 76.16% Voter Turnout in Belagavi District | Exclusive May 2023

Karnataka Vidhan Sabha Elections 2023 Belagavi District gives 76.16% Turnout

The Karnataka Vidhan Sabha Elections 2023 have been conducted successfully in a single phase amid tight security arrangements. Voting commenced at 7 am on Wednesday, 10th May and the overall final voter turnout for the Karnataka Vidhan Sabha Elections 2023 to 18 constituencies of Belagavi District stood at 76.16%.

According to the Election Commission turnout app, 70.83% voter turnout was recorded up to 6 PM in the state. The elections witnessed fierce competition between various political parties, including the Indian National Congress, the Bharatiya Janata Party, and the Janata Dal (Secular).

Out of the 18 constituencies in Belagavi District, Kagwad registered the highest voting percentage at 82.30%, while Belgaum North witnessed the lowest turnout at 59.53%. The people of Karnataka have shown great enthusiasm in exercising their right to vote and have come out in large numbers to participate in the democratic process.

Constituency	Voter Final Turnout (%)	Till
Belgaum North	59.53	6 pm
Belgaum South	63.40	6 pm
Belgaum Rural	78.70	6 pm
Arabhavi	76.32	6 pm
Athani	80.23	6 pm
Bailahongal	76.16	6 pm
Chikkodi-Sadalaga	81.47	6 pm
Gokak	76.13	6 pm
Hukkeri	80.30	6 pm
Kagwad	82.30	6 pm
Khanapur	74.23	6 pm
Kittur	77.10	6 pm
Kudachi	77.08	6 pm
Nippani	81.20	6 pm
Ramdurg	71.99	6 pm
Raybag	77.10	6 pm
Savadatti	80.29	6 pm
Yamakanamaradi	82.24	6 pm

The Election Commission had made elaborate arrangements for the smooth conduct of the elections. Tight security arrangements were put in place to ensure that the polls were conducted peacefully. Security personnel were deployed in large numbers at all polling stations to prevent any untoward incidents.

The Election Commission had also taken several measures to ensure that people could cast their votes without any hindrance.

the campaigning had been intense, with all parties leaving no stone unturned to woo the voters.

The outcome of the Karnataka Vidhan Sabha Elections 2023 is keenly awaited. The counting of votes is scheduled to be held on Saturday, 13th May. Political analysts predict a close contest between the BJP and the Congress. The JD(S) is also expected to make a strong showing in some constituencies.

It is worth mentioning that Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a massive roadshow in Bengaluru ahead of the Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023. The roadshow was held in the Basaveshwaranagar constituency and witnessed a massive turnout of BJP supporters and fans who came out to show their affection toward the Prime Minister. During his speech, Prime Minister Modi urged the people of Karnataka to vote for a government that works for the welfare of the state and its people. The roadshow was seen as a major show of strength by the BJP ahead of the elections.

The results of the Karnataka Vidhan Sabha Elections 2023 are significant as they will have a bearing on the national political landscape. The BJP is in power at the Centre, and a victory for the party in Karnataka would be a major boost for its prospects in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

The Congress, on the other hand, is looking to make a comeback in Karnataka after being out of power for several years. A win for the party would give it a much-needed shot in the arm and help it in its efforts to regain its lost ground in other parts of the country.

The Karnataka Vidhan Sabha Elections 2023 were conducted smoothly, and the people of the state have shown great enthusiasm for participating in the democratic process. The outcome of the elections will have far-reaching implications, and all eyes are now on the counting day. The people of Karnataka have spoken, and it remains to be seen which party emerges victorious in this closely contested battle.

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