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Karnataka Lok Sabha election 2024 winners list: BJP’s PC Mohan wins in Bangalore Central
In Karnataka, the early trends show that the BJP-led NDA is leading in 17 seats, while the Congress is leading in 8 seats.
After initial rounds of counting of votes in the state of Karnataka, the BJP-led NDA/ INDIA bloc was leading in a majority of the seats on June 4.
Karnataka sends 28 parliamentarians to the 543-member strong Lok Sabha. This time, from the NDA, the BJP is contesting 25 seats, while their coalition partner Janata Dal Secular (S) is running in three seats including Hassan, Mandya and Kolar.
On the other side, Congress is contesting all 28 seats.
Trends show that the BJP-led NDA is leading in 17 seats, while the Congress is leading in 9 seats. The BJP is leading in constituencies such as Shimoga, Bagalkot and Bangalore South.
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In Hassan, JDS candidate Parjawal Revanna, who is in police custody till June 6 in connection with alleged rape case was leading/ trailing.
In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP won 25 out of the 28 seats in the state, decimating the then Congress-JD(S) alliance. Congress and JD(S) managed to win just one seat apiece.
That year JD(S) had contested in seven constituencies but secured victory only in Hassan which has been the traditional stronghold of the Gowda family.
The Lok Sabha elections in Karnataka were held in two phases on April 26 and May 7 for 28 constituencies. The first phase covered 15 Lok Sabha constituencies, while in the second phase voting took place in 13 constituencies.
In 2024, the state had total electorate of 2,63,38,277out of which 1,33,52,234 are male electors, 1,29,83,284are female electors and 2,759 belong to third gender category.
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Karnataka has been the only southern state where BJP has made deep inroads over the years.
Earlier in 2006, JDS and BJP had forged an alliance in 2006 and then as per the talks between the two parties, JDS MLA HD Kumaraswamy was made the chief minister and BJP’s BS Yediyurappa became his deputy. However, the coalition did not last long and the government collapsed in October 2007.
Karnataka Lok Sabha elections result 2024: Here's the full list of winners
| Candidate | Party | Constituency | Status | Votes |
| Gaddigoudar. Parvatagouda. Chandanagouda | BJP | Bagalkot | WON | 671039 |
| P. C. Mohan | BJP | Bangalore Central | WON | 658915 |
| Shobha Karandlaje | BJP | Bangalore North | WON | 986049 |
| Cholenahalli Nanjappa Manjunath | BJP | Bangalore Rural | WON | 1079002 |
| Tejasvi Surya | BJP | Bangalore South | LEAD | 750830 |
| Jagadish Shettar | BJP | Belgaum | LEAD | 756471 |
| E Tukaram | INC | Bellary (ST) | WON | 730845 |
| Sagar Eshwar Khandre | INC | Bidar | WON | 666317 |
| Ramesh Jigajinagi | BJP | Bijapur (SC) | WON | 672781 |
| Sunil Bose | INC | Chamrajanagar (SC) | WON | 751671 |
| K. Sudhakar | BJP | Chikkballapur | WON | 822619 |
| Priyanka Satish Jarkiholi | INC | Chikkodi | WON | 713461 |
| Govind Makthappa Karjol | BJP | Chitradurga (SC) | WON | 684890 |
| Brijesh Chowta | BJP | Dakshina Kannada | WON | 764132 |
| Prabha Mallikarjun | INC | Davanagere | WON | 633059 |
| Pralhad Joshi | BJP | Dharwad | WON | 716231 |
| Radhakrishna | INC | Gulbarga (SC) | WON | 652321 |
| Shreyas. M. Patel | INC | Hassan | WON | 672988 |
| Basavaraj Bommai | BJP | Haveri | WON | 705538 |
| M. Mallesh Babu | JD(S) | Kolar (SC) | WON | 691481 |
| K. Rajashekar Basavaraj Hitnal | INC | Koppal | LEAD | 663511 |
| H.D. Kumaraswamy | JD(S) | Mandya | WON | 851881 |
| Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar | BJP | Mysore | WON | 795503 |
| G Kumar Naik | INC | Raichur (ST) | WON | 670966 |
| B Y Raghavendra | BJP | Shimoga | WON | 778721 |
| V. Somanna | BJP | Tumkur | WON | 720946 |
| Kota Srinivas Poojary | BJP | Udupi Chikmagalur | WON | 732234 |
| Vishweshwar Hegde Kageri | BJP | Uttara Kannada | WON | 782495 |
