Karnataka Assembly election 2023 opinion poll : Welcome to our article about the impending Karnataka Assembly Elections in 2023 and the polling done by CVoter. The survey predicts that the Congress party would easily win the election and take the majority of Assembly seats. A potential shift in voter attitude can be seen in the survey’s finding that 57% of respondents are dissatisfied with the current administration. The survey also revealed how the public views the performance of the current administration, with only 26.8% of respondents giving Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai’s performance a favourable rating and 47% giving it a poor one. These results imply that Karnataka’s political landscape may significantly change as a result of the 2018 elections.
Party |
Percentage of People Unhappy with Current Govt |
Chief Minister's Approval Rating |
BJP |
57% |
26.8% Good, 47% Poor |
Karnataka Assembly Election 2023 Opinion Poll Result
We present to you the most recent polling data for the 2023 Karnataka Assembly Elections. According to the poll, the Congress party will win with a large majority, taking home 115–127 seats out of the Assembly’s total 224 members. The Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) is predicted to win 23–35 seats, making them a potential kingmaker in the event of a hung legislature, while the BJP is predicted to win 68–80 seats.
The survey also revealed how poorly (50.5 percent) and favourably (20.7 percent) respondents felt about the performance of the current administration. With 29.1% of respondents indicating it as their top concern, unemployment emerged as the main problem for voters. Infrastructure was ranked as the second most important problem by 21.5 percent of respondents. Here is a table summarising the main findings of the survey:
Party |
Seats (Out of 224) |
Congress |
115-127 |
BJP |
68-80 |
JD-S |
23-35 |
Key Issue of Karnataka Election 2023
Issue |
Percentage of Respondents |
Unemployment |
29.10% |
Infrastructure |
21.50% |
Other |
49.40% |
Next Chief Minister of Karnataka 2023 Election
The results of the CVoter opinion survey also included information on respondents’ predictions for the next chief minister of Karnataka. Siddaramaiah, a candidate for the Congress, received 39.1 percent of the vote, according to the survey. BJP leader and incumbent chief minister Basavaraj Bommai earned 31.1 percent of the vote. HD Kumaraswamy, the leader of the JD(S), received 21.4 percent of the votes, while DK Shivakumar, the head of the Congress, received 3.2 percent. This reveals the preferences of the general population for the state’s likely next leader following the elections.
Possible Chief Minister |
Percentage of Votes |
Siddaramaiah (Congress) |
39.10% |
Basavaraj Bommai (BJP) |
31.10% |
HD Kumaraswamy (JD-S) |
21.40% |
DK Shivakumar (Congress) |
3.20% |
Important Facts About Karnataka Election 2023
Total number of Assembly Constituencies |
224 |
Number of SC reserved constituencies |
36 |
Number of ST reserved constituencies |
15 |
Total number of polling stations |
58,282 |
Number of first-time voters |
9.17 lakhs |
Total number of electorates |
5,21,73,579 |
Number of male electorates |
2.62 crores |
Number of female electorates |
2.59 crores |
Number of electors aged 80+ |
12.15 lakhs |
Number of electors aged 100+ |
16,976 |
Number of persons with disabilities |
5.55 lakhs |
Number of vote-from-home eligible |
80+ |