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Karnataka MLC Election Results 2026: Who Won All 4 Seats? Check Full Winners List, BJP vs Congress vs JD(S), Constituency-Wise Results, Winning Margins & More

Karnataka MLC Election Results 2026: Who Won All 4 Seats? Check Full Winners List, BJP vs Congress vs JD(S), Constituency-Wise Results, Winning Margins & More
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The Karnataka MLC Election Results 2026 have delivered a setback to the ruling Congress, with the BJP–JD(S) alliance winning all four Legislative Council seats that went to the polls. The BJP retained three constituencies, while its ally, the Janata Dal (Secular), won the Bengaluru Teachers’ seat from Congress.

Voting took place on October 23, 2026, and counting continued into October 28 for some constituencies. Check the complete list of winners, constituency-wise results, winning margins, and key election updates below.

Karnataka MLC Election Results 2026: Full List of Winners

Here is the constituency-wise list of winning candidates and their parties:

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Constituency

Winning Candidate

Party

Bengaluru Teachers’

A. P. Ranganath

JD(S)

North-East Teachers’

Shashil G. Namoshi

BJP

South-East Graduates’

K. M. Suresh

BJP

West Graduates’

S. V. Sankanur

BJP

Source: PTI report published by ThePrint and NDTV’s election coverage.

Karnataka MLC Election Results 2026: Constituency-Wise Winners

Here are the 4 Constituency-Wise Winners of the Karnataka MLC Election Results 2026. They are: 

Bengaluru Teachers’ Constituency

JD(S) candidate A. P. Ranganath, backed by the BJP, defeated sitting Congress MLC Puttanna by 908 votes. Ranganath secured 10,810 votes, while Puttanna received 9,902 votes. The result marked a change in representation for the Bengaluru Teachers’ constituency.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 28, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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