BENGALURU: Public TV’s ‘Mood of Karnataka’ survey reveals that the JD(S) and Congress are likely to do well this time too and though the BJP has experimented quite a bit, it will get the same number of seats as in the 2018 Karnataka Assembly elections. Compared to the last time, Congress will gain two more seats, while the JD(S) is likely to lose one seat.
The Old Mysuru region accounts for 57 of the 224 seats in the Karnataka Assembly elections.
Note: The seats given inside the parenthesis are the 2018 figures.
Total number of constituencies in Chamarajanagar: 04
BJP – 1 (1)
Congress – 3 (2)
JD(S) – 0 (0)
Others – 0 (1)
Total number of constituencies in Kodagu : 02
BJP – 2 (2)
Congress – 0 (0)
JD(S) – 0 (0)
Total number of constituencies in Mysuru: 11
BJP – 2 (3)
Congress – 4 (3)
JD(S) – 5 (5)
Total number of constituencies in Mandya: 07
BJP – 0 (0)
Congress – 2 (0)
JD(S) – 5 (7)
Total number of constituencies in Ramanagara: 04
BJP – 0 (0)
Congress — 1 (1)
JD(S) — 3 (3)
Total number of constituencies in Hassan:07
BJP-1 (1)
Congress – 1 (0)
JD(S) – 5 (6)
Total number of constituencies in Tumakuru: 11
BJP – 4 (4)
Congress-3 (3)
JD(S) – 4 (4)
Total number of constituencies in Chikkaballapur: 05
BJP – 1 (0)
Congress — 2 (4)
JD(S) — 1 (1)
Other — 1 (0)
Total number of Constituencies in Kolar: 06
BJP — 0 (0)
Congress — 3 (4)
JD(S) — 3 (1)
Others — 0 (1)
Total seats in 57 constituencies of Old Mysuru region
BJP – 11 (11)
Congress – 19 (17)
JDS – 26 (27)
Others – 1 (2)