The Karnataka Election Results 2023 Data Studio: LIVE Numbers, Leads Map & More

Here's your one-stop destination for real-time updates and numbers on Counting Day, with our live leads/results map.

The Quint's Karnataka Election LIVE Data Studio is your one-stop destination for all real-time updates and numbers on Counting Day.

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The Quint's Karnataka Election LIVE Data Studio is your one-stop destination for all real-time updates and numbers on Counting Day. Stay tuned to our live leads/results map and interactive charts to track the election results right as they unfold!

Visit the Data Studio by clicking here.

Karnataka Election Results 2023 LIVE: Big Netas – Who’s Leading, Who’s Trailing?

From incumbent chief minister Basavaraj Bommai and former CMs Siddaramaiah, HD Kumaraswamy, and Jagadish Shettar, to heavyweights like DK Shivakumar and Gali Janardhana Reddy, the fate of many heavyweight candidates in Karnataka is being decided with the counting of votes for the state Assembly elections underway.

So, which of Karnataka's big netas are leading and which of them are trailing? Visit our Karnataka Election LIVE Data Studio and follow the Big Netas live interactive and contituency-wise map, as we update the leads and results real-time for all the key constituencies in Karnataka.

Watch LIVE Constituency-Wise Leads Map

Counting Day is underway and as the leads for the Karnataka Assembly election results keep coming in, our Karnataka Election LIVE Data Studio has a live interactive map that shows you how Karnataka's new political map is shaping up.

Visit the Data Studio by clicking here.

How Many Seats Are the Major Parties Contesting?

A total of 2,613 candidates are in the electoral fray for the 224-seat state Assembly.

• The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has fielded its candidates in all 224 Assembly seats.

• The Congress is contesting in 223 constituencies and is supporting Sarvodaya Karnataka Party in the Melukote seat.

• Janata Dal (Secular) is in the fray in 207 seats. The JD(S) supported the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and Republican Party of India (Khobragade) (Prakash Ambedkar faction) candidates on three seats each.

• Aam Aadmi Party fielded candidates in 209 seats.

• Bahujan Samaj Party is fighting in 133 seats, Janata Dal (United) in eight seats, and National People's Party is contesting in two constituencies.

• In addition, there are 918 independent candidates.
  
  Out of 2,613 candidates in the poll fray, 2,427 are male, 184 female and 2 others.