2021 Karnataka local elections

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Elections to Local Bodies in Karnataka are conducted once in five years to elect the representatives to the Urban and Rural local bodies. [1] [2] These elections are conducted by Karnataka State Election Commission [3]

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2011 Karnataka local elections
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  2020 3 September 2022  

All elected seats in the local bodies

Elections were held in Karnataka on 3 September 2021 for the chairs and council members of all local bodies in the state. To the three levels of urban local bodies. [4]

Urban Local bodies

Schedule

The schedule of the election was announced by the State Election Commission on 11 August 2021. [5] It announced that polling would be held in a single phase on 3 September and that results would be declared on 6 September. [6] It also declared that the provisions of the Model Code of Conduct "came into force with immediate effect" with the said announcement. [7]

Event [8] DateDay
Date for Notification16 August 2021Monday
Last date for filing nominations23 August 2021Monday
Date for scrutiny of nominations24 August 2021Tuesday
Last date for withdrawal of candidatures26 August 2021Thursday
Date of poll3 September 2021Sunday
Date of repoll (If necessary)5 September 2021Sunday
Date of counting6 September 2021Monday
Date before which the election shall be completed6 September 2021Monday

City Corporations (Mahanagara Palikes)

Number of Contestants

Candidates at City Corporations [9]
Sl NoDistrictLocal Body NameTotal WardsCandidates by PartyTotal
BJP INC JD (S) BSP CPM AAP UPP AIMIM SDPI KRSP KSS WPI IUML KJSP Independent
1 Belagavi Belagavi City Corporation 58554511002717100000238385
2 Dharwad Hubballi-Dharwad Mahanagara Palike 8282824971411112444001122420
3 Kalaburagi Kalaburagi City Corporation 554755456226020104011083300
Total19518418210513394123915841114431105

Results

Results at City Corporations [10] [11]
Sl NoDistrictLocal Body NameTotal WardsPolling boothsNumber of VotersResults by PartyTotalPoll Percentage
MaleFemaleThird genderTotal BJP INC JD (S) AIMIM Independent
1 Belagavi Belagavi City Corporation 58415213,526214,8380428,36450.413510011258
2 Dharwad Hubballi-Dharwad City Corporation 82837403,497407,95486811,53753.81393313682
3 Kalaburagi Kalaburagi City Corporation 55533258,775260,543146519,46449.40232740155
Total19597705419195

City Municipal Councils (Nagarasabhes)

Poll Percentage

Poll Percentage in City Municipal Councils
Sl NoDistrictLocal body NameTotal WardsPolling boothsNumber of VotersPoll PercentageWard Number
MaleFemaleThird genderTotal
1 Bengaluru Rural Doddaballapura City Municipal Council 316333,01633,191066,20775.801 to 31
2 Bidar Bidar City Municipal Council 2105,0654,92339,99168.1326
32
3 Shivamogga Bhadravathi City Municipal Council 141,8781,8570373564.2729

Town Municipal Council (Purasabhe)

Poll Percentage

Poll Percentage in Town Municipal Council
Sl NoDistrictLocal body NameTotal WardsPolling boothsNumber of VotersPoll Percentage
MaleFemaleThird genderTotal
1 Chikkamagaluru Tarikere Town Municipal Council 232814,31314,977029,29074.22

By Polls

Poll Percentage

Poll Percentage and Results in Urban Local bodies By Polls
Sl NoDistrictLocal body NameLocal body typePoll PercentageTotal WardsWard NumberResults by Party
BJP INC JD (S) Independent
1 Mysuru Mysuru City Corporation City Corporation 64.491361
2 Bagalkote Mudhol City Municipal Council City Municipal Council 60.721181
3 Bagalkote Bilagi Town Panchayat Town Panchayat 70.761141
4 Bagalkote Mahalingapura Town Municipal Council Town Municipal Council 81.37131
5 Bagalkote Terdal Town Municipal Council Town Municipal Council 73.92131
6 Kodagu Somwarpet Town Panchayat Town Panchayat 73.05212
3
7 Kodagu Virajpet Town Panchayat Town Panchayat 76.471131
8 Uttara Kannada Dandeli City Municipal Council City Municipal Council 56.621111
9 Kalaburagi Wadi Town Municipal Council Town Municipal Council 53.26242
23
10 Bidar Basavakalyan City Municipal Council City Municipal Council 67.492111
231
11 Kolar Robertsonpet City Municipal Council City Municipal Council 73.641121
12 Davanagere Harihar City Municipal Council City Municipal Council 66.821141
13 Belagavi Raibag Town Panchayat Town Panchayat 73.68191
14 Belagavi Saundatti Town Municipal Council Town Municipal Council 80.881231
15 Koppal Kustagi Town Municipal Council Town Municipal Council 75.421161
16 Gadag Mulagunda Town Panchayat Town Panchayat 79.591181
17 Ramanagara Ramanagara City Municipal Council City Municipal Council 70.09141
18 Vijayapura Basavana Bagewadi Town Municipal Council Town Municipal Council 73.671211

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