Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023: The tenure of the Karnataka Assembly, the seventh-largest body in terms of strength, will end on May 24, 2023. Thus, the state will witness Assembly elections on May 10, 2023, for all 224 constituencies.

Karnataka Elections Exit Polls 2023: Check when & how to watch exit polls, timings and important details

Jagadish Shetter, former chief minister of Karnataka, resigned as a BJP MLA on Monday as he joined Congress in Bengaluru. He alleged that BJP sidelined him to give preference to younger candidates in the upcoming state assembly elections.

Karnataka elections 2023: Who is Jagadish Shettar? Former CM quits BJP to join Congress

Leading South Indian actor Sudeep Sanjeev, popularly known as Kichcha Sudeep, announced on Wednesday that he would be campaigning for Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai in the upcoming Karnataka elections.

Actor Kichcha Sudeep backs Basavarj Bommai and BJP in upcoming Karnataka assembly polls

The senior Congress leader is being seen as the man responsible for keeping the flock of 78 Congress MLAs and two independent candidates together and outwitting the BJP strategy

Meet DK Shivakumar: Congress' go-to man in the Karnataka assembly elections

The Andhra Pradesh chief minister accused PM Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah of trying to 'deride the democracy' in Karnataka

Victory of democracy: Chandrababu Naidu on BJP's Karnataka setback

The Congress and the JD(S) have been struggling to keep their lawmakers together after Governor Vajubhai Vala invited Mr Yeddyurappa to form the government

Complaint against Janardhan Reddy for offering money to MLA

The Supreme Court had on Saturday ordered that a floor test be held in the Karnataka Assembly at 4 pm today to confirm whether newly-appointed BJP Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa enjoys a majority in the state

JD(S), Congress MLAs arrive in Bengaluru for floor test today

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Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa faces his first big test in the Supreme Court today

Supreme Court to hear plea challenging invitation to Yeddyurappa to be chief minister

The Supreme Court said that the governor had to see which side had the numbers to form the government

Supreme Court calls for floor test in Karnataka assembly tomorrow

Democracy was murdered the moment 'desperate Congress' made an 'opportunist' offer to the JD(S) to form the government in Karnataka for 'petty political gains', BJP President Amit Shah said today while hitting back at the Congress over its 'murder of democracy' accusation

'Murder of Democracy' was by 'desperate Congress': Amit Shah responds to Rahul jibe

The court heard the plea in a marathon session from 2.11 am to 5.28 am Thursday morning. It did not stay the swearing in but made very clear that it was subject to the final outcome of the hearing

Congress plea against Yeddyurappa swearing in: Next hearing in SC tomorrow

He was thrown out of the JD(S) in 2005 for anti-party activities following his sharp differences with its leadership over HD Kumaraswamy's growing clout in the party

Once expelled from JD(S), Siddaramaiah now offers crown to foe Kumaraswamy

With the BJP emerging as the single-largest party in Karnataka, its chief Amit Shah today asserted that the party will win all elections from now on including the Lok Sabha polls in 2019

BJP's winning streak will continue: Amit Shah

Kumaraswamy's political debut in the year 1996 was marked by his winning score in that year's Lok Sabha elections.

HD Kumaraswamy: Karnataka's weary kingmaker who yearns to taste power

The writing was there on the wall, the BJP was preparing hard, yet an overconfident and underprepared Rahul Gandhi refused to take the challenge seriously.

Opinion: Underprepared Rahul knocked down by challenger BJP in Karnataka

After surging over 436 points in early trade, the BSE Sensex erased all its gains and ended marginally lower by 13 points at 35,543.94

Sensex, Nifty slip as BJP's lead in Karnataka narrows

With this loss, Congress will be reduced to two states - Punjab and Mizoram - and one Union Territory, Puducherry.

Karnataka election results: What didn't work for Congress

The BJP is currently leading in 106 seats in Karnataka. The two states the Congress still rules in are Punjab and Mizoram. The union territory is Puducherry

Should Congress lose Karnataka, it will be left in power in only two states, 1 UT

Wave after wave of pollsters said there was no 'Modi ki lehar' visible in the state but everyone forgot Uttar Pradesh.

Karnataka election results show Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'magic' works

According to the Zee Maha exit poll, BJP is likely to win 102 seats, Congress 92, JD-S 26 and others, including independents, 2

Exit polls: Hung assembly likely in Karnataka; BJP has slight edge

Women and young voters exercised their franchise in large numbers yesterday, bringing the turnout to 72.13%

Voter turnout in Karnataka highest since 1952 Assembly polls: Chief electoral officer

The polls, which began at 7 a.m at 58,546 polling stations, each equipped with Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and Voter Verified Paper Audit Trails (VVPATs), will conclude at 6 pm.

Karnataka polls: 24% voting recorded till 11 am

Kharge further said that BJP is just dreaming of forming the Government.

Karnataka polls: BJP will not win more than 60-70 seats, says Mallikarjun Kharge