🏛️ Karnataka Assembly Constituency #150
None (General)
Bangalore Urban District
Bangalore Urban Lok Sabha
Yelahanka Assembly Constituency
Official election results, participating candidates, voter demographics, and MLA profile for Yelahanka Assembly constituency in Bangalore Urban, Karnataka.
🏛️ Constituency Details
Karnataka Assembly #150
Country
India
Region
South India
State
Karnataka
District
Bangalore Urban
Lok Sabha Constituency
Bangalore Urban Lok Sabha
Established
2008
Reservation
None (General)
Member of Legislative Assembly
S. R. Vishwanath (BJP)
439,097
Registered Electors (Voters)
Bangalore Urban Electorate
62.59%
Voter Turnout
Total Votes: 274,831
64,110
Winning Victory Margin
BJP (Margin over INC)
16
Contesting Candidates
Key Battle: BJP vs INC
🏛️
Elected Member of Legislative Assembly
S. R. Vishwanath
BJP · Polled 141,538 votes (51.50% vote share) · Representing Yelahanka
Elected MLA
Showing 16 Contesting Candidates
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| RANK | CANDIDATE NAME | PARTY | VOTES POLLED | VOTE SHARE | RESULT STATUS | EDUCATION |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |
SR
S R Vishwanath
BJP · 141,538 Votes (51.50%)
|
BJP | 141,538 | 51.50% | 🏆 Elected MLA | Graduate |
| #2 |
KR
Keshava Rajanna B
INC · 77,428 Votes (28.18%)
|
INC | 77,428 | 28.18% | 🥈 Runner-up | Graduate |
| #3 |
AM
Ashwath M M
Uttama Prajaakeeya Party · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
Uttama Prajaakeeya Party | 3,103 | 1.13% | 🥉 3rd Place | Graduate Professional |
| #4 |
BL
B Lakshmaiah
IND · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
IND | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 5th Pass |
| #5 |
BN
Bhagya N
IND · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
IND | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 10th Pass |
| #6 |
HY
Hemraj Y C (Y.V.C.Raju)
IND · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
IND | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 8th Pass |
| #7 |
KR
K Ramesh
IND · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
IND | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 10th Pass |
| #8 |
MM
Munegowda M
JD(S) · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
JD(S) | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 12th Pass |
| #9 |
MV
Munegowda V
IND · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
IND | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | Others |
| #10 |
PM
P Manjunatha
AAP · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
AAP | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | Literate |
| #11 |
RN
Raghu Nandana J P
Karnataka Rashtra Samithi · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
Karnataka Rashtra Samithi | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 10th Pass |
| #12 |
SV
S V Vishwanath
IND · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
IND | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 12th Pass |
| #13 |
SM
Sandeep Marasandra Muniyappa
BSP · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
BSP | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | Post Graduate |
| #14 |
SG
Sandesh G
IND · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
IND | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 10th Pass |
| #15 |
TR
T R Narayana Rao
Indian Labour Party (Ambedkar Phule) · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
Indian Labour Party (Ambedkar Phule) | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 10th Pass |
| #16 |
VG
Vishal Gowda
Sanyukt Vikas Party · 3,103 Votes (1.13%)
|
Sanyukt Vikas Party | 3,103 | 1.13% | Contender | 10th Pass |
📜 Historical Election Overview
| ELECTION | WINNING MLA | PARTY | RUNNER-UP | MARGIN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Latest General Election | S. R. Vishwanath | BJP | Keshava Rajanna B. (INC) | +64,110 |
| Previous Assembly Term | Leading Contender | INC | Opposition Contender | Victory |
🧭 Neighboring Assembly Segments in Bangalore Urban
📋 Frequently Asked Questions: Yelahanka Assembly
Who is the current MLA representing Yelahanka Constituency?
S. R. Vishwanath of the BJP is the elected MLA for Yelahanka. In the assembly election, S. R. Vishwanath secured 141,538 votes (51.50% vote share), winning by a victory margin of 64,110 votes over Keshava Rajanna B. (INC).
Which Parliamentary (Lok Sabha) constituency does Yelahanka belong to?
Yelahanka is an Assembly segment under the Bangalore Urban Lok Sabha Parliamentary (Lok Sabha) constituency in Karnataka.
What is the reservation status of Yelahanka Assembly Constituency?
Yelahanka is classified as a None (General) constituency in the Bangalore Urban district of Karnataka.
How many registered voters are in Yelahanka Assembly Constituency?
Yelahanka has approximately 439,097 registered electors, with a voter turnout of 62.59% during the general assembly election.