Constituency
140. Bagepalli
Community mirrorKarnataka · Karnataka Assembly Election, 2013
KA-BAGEPALLI
IND 44.0%won by 20.4%CPM 23.6%
What changed here
DerivedThe seat changed hands: Indian National Congress (INC) lost it to Independent (IND), which now leads by 20.4%.
- IND vote shareIND went from 0.9% to 44.0% of the vote here (+43.1%).
- Vote consolidatedThe top two candidates took 67.6% of the vote between them, up from 51.0% — a tighter two-way contest.
Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.
Electorate
1,75,917
Turnout
85.5%
Valid votes
1,50,498
Margin
30,755
20.44%
Candidates
27 contested · winner IND- 1S.N SUBBAREDDY(CHINNAKAYAL APALLI)Independent · IND66,22744.0%
- 2SRIRAMAREDDY G.VCommunist Party of India (Marxist) · CPM35,47223.6%
- 3HARINATHAREDDYJanata Dal (Secular) · JDS16,77911.1%
- 4N SAMPANGIIndian National Congress · INC15,49110.3%
- 5R.N. RAGHUNATH REDDYIndependent · IND2,4781.6%
- 6VENKATARAVANA REDDYIndependent · IND1,6661.1%
- 7S.N SUBBAREDDYIndependent · IND1,5101.0%
- 8K.A SRINATHIndependent · IND1,1840.8%
- 9M NARAYANASWAMY (MNS)Bharatiya Janata Party · BJP1,0840.7%
- 10SUBBIREDDYIndependent · IND1,0740.7%
- 11R. MUNIRAJUKerala Janatha Party · KJP9650.6%
- 12H.V. SHIVASHANKARBSRCP · BSRCP7930.5%
- 13ASHWATHREDDYIndependent · IND6460.4%
- 14HARI. RIndependent · IND5980.4%
- 15SUBBAREDDYIndependent · IND5650.4%
- 16KESHAVAREDDY M.VIndependent · IND5580.4%
- 17C. VENKATESHIndependent · IND4460.3%
- 18V NARASIMHAMURTHYJanata Dal (United) · JDU4410.3%
- 19P.A SATYANARAYANAREDDYIndependent · IND4390.3%
- 20SUBHRAMANIIndependent · IND3410.2%
- 21BAVA FAKRUDDINIndependent · IND3390.2%
- 22SUBBIREDDYIndependent · IND3090.2%
- 23KRISHNAPPA NAYAKABahujan Samaj Party · BSP2560.2%
- 24M. JAVEEDIndependent · IND2550.2%
- 25RAMANJANEYAIndependent · IND2230.1%
- 26VENKATASHIVAPPAIndependent · IND1990.1%
- 27BABUIndependent · IND1600.1%
Since 2008
Derived- Winner then
- INC
- Winner now
- INDflipped
- IND–CPM swing
- +44.6%
- IND share
- 0.9% → 44.0%
- CPM share
- 25.1% → 23.6%
- Turnout
- — → 85.5%