Mandya Lok Sabha Election 2024: Mandya is likely one of the Lok Sabha constituencies in Karnataka. The state has 28 parliamentary seats. The Mandya seat includes eight Assembly segments together with Malavalli, Maddur, Melukote, Mandya, Shrirangapattana, Nagamangala, Krishnarajpete and Krishnarajanagara. The constituency is a common seat and never reserved for Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs). The Janata Dal-Secular (JDS), the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are the primary events within the constituency. Ambareesh, well-liked actor, represented the Mandya constituency thrice in a row in 1998, 1999 and 2004. However, he misplaced the 2009 polls to JDS candidate N Chaluvaraya Swamy. Former Karnataka Chief Minister SM Krishna additionally gained the seat 3 times in 1968, 1971 and 1980.
Mandya Constituency Demographic Profile
As per information from the Election Commission, there have been 17,12,004 voters within the Mandya constituency through the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections. Out of this, 8,55,552 voters have been male and eight,56,305 have been feminine voters. So, feminine voters have been greater than male voters within the constituency. 147 voters belonged to the third gender. 2,844 have been postal votes within the constituency. The variety of service voters in Mandya in 2019 was 822 (799 have been males and 23 have been ladies).
In 2014, the whole variety of voters within the Mandya constituency was 16,69,262. Out of this, 8,39,052 voters have been male and eight,30,121 have been feminine voters. 89 voters on this constituency belonged to the ‘others’ class. There have been 1,236 postal votes within the constituency. The variety of service voters in Mandya in 2014 was 577 (449 have been males and 128 have been ladies).
Mandya 2019 and 2014 Winners (Candidates and Parties)
In the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections, unbiased candidate Sumalatha Ambareesh, backed by the BJP, gained the seat for the primary time with a margin of 1,25,876 votes. She was polled 7,03,660 votes with a vote share of 51.00%. She defeated JDS candidate Nikhil Kumaraswamy who received 5,77,784 votes (41.88%). The complete variety of legitimate votes polled was 13,79,210. Independent candidate ML Shashikumar stood third with 18,323 votes (1.33%).
In the 2014 Lok Sabha Elections, JDS candidate CS Puttaraju gained the seat for the primary time. He was polled 5,24,370 votes with a vote share of 43.95%. Congress candidate Ramya received 5,18,852 votes (43.49%) and was the runner-up. Puttaraju defeated Ramya by a margin of simply 5,518 votes. The complete variety of legitimate votes polled on this constituency was 11,92,638. BJP candidate Prof B Shivalingaiah got here third with 86,993 votes (7.29%) and Bahujan Samaj Party’s (BSP) M Krishnamurthy was within the fourth place with 22,391 votes (1.88%).
Mandya Past Winners
- Ramya (Congress): 2013 bypoll
- N Cheluvaraya Swamy (JDS): 2009
- Ambareesh (Congress): 2004
- Ambareesh (Congress): 1999
- Ambareesh (Janata Dal): 1998
- Krishna (Janata Dal): 1996
- G Made Gowda (Congress): 1991
- G Made Gowda (Congress): 1989
- KV Shankaragowda (Janata Party): 1984
- SM Krishna (Congress): 1980
- Okay Chickalingaiah (Congress): 1977
NOTA (None of the Above)
In 2019, 3,526 voters (0.26%) opted for NOTA within the Mandya constituency. In 2014, 6,021 voters (0.50%) opted for NOTA within the Mandya constituency.
Mandya Voter Turnout
The complete variety of legitimate votes polled through the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections was 13,79,210 or 80.56%.
In 2014, the whole variety of legitimate votes on this Lok Sabha seat was 11,92,638 or 71.45%.
Mandya Poll Dates
In 2019, the voting passed off on April 18 within the Mandya constituency.
In 2014, the voting was held on April 17 in Mandya.
Mandya Result Dates
In 2019, the consequence was introduced on May 23.
In 2014, the consequence was introduced on May 16.
Number of Polling Stations
In the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections, there have been 2,046 polling stations within the Mandya constituency.
In the 2014 Lok Sabha Elections, there have been 2,019 polling stations within the Mandya constituency.
