Shimoga Lok Sabha Election Result

Shimoga is a parliamentary constituency in Karnataka. Election results of Shimoga lok sabha seat is given below in a table that also lists all MPs from this seat. Click election year in the table, for more detailed result.

List of all MP from Shimoga Lok Sabha Seat (Karnataka) Click on Year to View Detailed Result
Year	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
2019	B Y Raghavendra	BJP	729872
2014	B S Yeddyurappa	BJP	606216
2009	B Y Raghavendra	BJP	482783
2004	S Bangarappa	BJP	450097
1999	S Bangarappa	INC	427870
1998	Ayanoor Manjunath	BJP	352277
1996	S Bangarappa	KCP	303152
1991	K G Shivappa	INC	281182
1989	T V Chandrashekarappa	INC	269074
1984	T V Chandrashekarappa	INC	299038
1980	S T Quadri	INC(I)	246328
1977	A R Badarinarayan	INC	236065
1971	T V Chandrashekarappa Veerabasappa	INC	211553

2019 Parliamentary Constituency Election
S N	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	B Y Raghavendra Male 46 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party lotus	729872 56.84%
2	S Madhubangarappa Male 52 yr GEN	JD(S) Janata Dal (secular) a lady farmer carrying paddy on her head	506512 39.45%
3	Guddappa Male 55 yr GEN	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party elephant	7350 0.57%
4	Nota	NOTA None Of The Above	6868 0.53%
5	Shashikumar S Gowda Male 37 yr GEN	IND Independent batsman	6845 0.53%
6	Krishna K Male 39 yr GEN	PPOI Pyramid Party Of India pineapple	5653 0.44%
7	S Umesha Varma Male 63 yr GEN	IND Independent diamond	4465 0.35%
8	Venkatesh R Male 31 yr GEN	UPJP Uttama Prajaakeeya Party auto- rickshaw	4087 0.32%
9	Shekara Naik Male 63 yr SC	IND Independent stethoscope	3930 0.31%
10	K C Vinay Rajavath Male 26 yr SC	IND Independent helicopter	3317 0.26%
11	Mohammed Yusuf Khan Male 51 yr GEN	IND Independent diesel pump	1579 0.12%
12	N T Vijayakumar Male 55 yr SC	IND Independent tractor chalata kisan	1578 0.12%
13	S Umeshappa Male 56 yr GEN	IND Independent coconut farm	1521 0.12%
	Total		1283577 76.56%

In 2019, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 1676668 electors. Total number of valid vote was 1283577. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate B Y Raghavendra won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 729872 votes. Janata Dal (secular) candidate S Madhubangarappa stood second with total 506512 votes. He lost by 223360 votes.

2014 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	B S Yeddyurappa Male 71 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party lotus	606216 38.81%
2	Manjunath Bhandary Male 52 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress hand	242911 15.55%
3	Geetha Shivarajkumar Female 49 yr GEN	JD(S) Janata Dal (secular) a lady farmer carrying paddy on her	240636 15.4%
4	K G Sreedhar Male 49 yr GEN	AAAP Aam Aadmi Party broom	7542 0.48%
5	None Of The Above	NOTA None Of The Above nota	7077 0.45%
6	Kunaje Manjunatha Gowda Male 43 yr GEN	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party elephant	5053 0.32%
7	B Dharmappa Male 77 yr GEN	JD(U) Janata Dal (united) arrow	4537 0.29%
8	B K Shashi Kumar Male 31 yr GEN	KAP Karunaadu Party batsman	3869 0.25%
9	H Suresha Poojari Male 42 yr GEN	IND Independent bat	2709 0.17%
10	S Satish Salian Male 46 yr GEN	IND Independent auto- rickshaw	2234 0.14%
11	Shrilatha Shetty Female 41 yr GEN	IND Independent television	2073 0.13%
12	Anil M R Male 33 yr GEN	IND Independent coconut	1517 0.1%
13	Fayaz Ahamed Alias Mohamad Fayaz Ahamed Male 46 yr GEN	SJPA Sarva Janata Party gas cylinder	1339 0.09%
14	Mainuddin M S Male 40 yr GEN	IND Independent cup & saucer	1295 0.08%
	Total		1129008 72.27%

In 2014, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 1562243 electors. Total number of valid vote was 1129008. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate B S Yeddyurappa won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 606216 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Manjunath Bhandary stood second with total 242911 votes. He lost by 363305 votes.

2009 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	B Y Raghavendra Male 36 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	482783 33.62%
2	S Bangarappa Male 76 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress	429890 29.94%
3	H S Shekarappa Male 47 yr GEN	IND Independent	10850 0.76%
4	J Jayappa Male 40 yr GEN	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	8205 0.57%
5	C Murugan Male 29 yr GEN	AIJMK Akhila India Jananayaka Makkal Katchi (dr. Issac)	6046 0.42%
6	M P Sridhar Byndoor Male 44 yr GEN	IND Independent	4568 0.32%
7	Manjappa S Male 58 yr GEN	IND Independent	3108 0.22%
8	N Dinesh Kumar Male 40 yr GEN	IND Independent	2144 0.15%
9	D S Eshwarappa Male 41 yr GEN	IND Independent	1918 0.13%
10	Akhil Ahmed Male 45 yr GEN	IND Independent	1827 0.13%
11	Mainuddin M S Male 35 yr GEN	IND Independent	1716 0.12%
12	Umeshkumar S Male 38 yr GEN	IND Independent	1352 0.09%
	Total		954407 66.47%

In 2009, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 1435908 electors. Total number of valid vote was 954407. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate B Y Raghavendra won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 482783 votes. Indian National Congress candidate S Bangarappa stood second with total 429890 votes. He lost by 52893 votes.

2004 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	S Bangarappa Male 71 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	450097
2	Ayanur Manjunath Male 48 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress	373952
3	G Madappa Male 72 yr GEN	JD(S) Janata Dal (secular)	21422
4	Sachidevi Female 56 yr GEN	IND Independent	18768
5	S Doddanna Male 55 yr GEN	JP Janata Party	16282
6	D M Chandrappa Male 54 yr GEN	KNDP Kannada Nadu Party	6769
	Total		887290 0%

In 2004, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total electors. Total number of valid vote was 887290. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate S Bangarappa won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 450097 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Ayanur Manjunath stood second with total 373952 votes. He lost by 76145 votes.

1999 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	S Bangarappa Male	INC Indian National Congress	427870 53.02%
2	Ayanur Manjunatha Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	332832 41.24%
3	K H Srinivasa Male	JD(S) Janata Dal (secular)	38432 4.76%
4	V A Shareef Male	SP Samajwadi Party	4707 0.58%
5	P Vasundra Devi Female	IND Independent	3202 0.4%
	Total		807043 73.42%

In 1999, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 1133307 electors. Total number of valid vote was 807043. Indian National Congress candidate S Bangarappa won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 427870 votes. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Ayanur Manjunatha stood second with total 332832 votes. He lost by 95038 votes.

1998 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Ayanoor Manjunath Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	352277 45.4%
2	D B Chandre Gowda Male	INC Indian National Congress	192370 24.79%
3	S Bangarappa Male	KTVP Karnataka Vikash Party	186731 24.07%
4	B P Shivakumar Male	JD Janata Dal	37953 4.89%
5	H Bangarappa Male	IND Independent	6565 0.85%
	Total		775896 70.87%

In 1998, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 1110135 electors. Total number of valid vote was 775896. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Ayanoor Manjunath won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 352277 votes. Indian National Congress candidate D B Chandre Gowda stood second with total 192370 votes. He lost by 159907 votes.

1996 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	S Bangarappa Male	KCP Karnataka Congress Party	303152 42.12%
2	Ayanur Manjunatha Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	230916 32.08%
3	D G Basavana Gowda Male	JD Janata Dal	100990 14.03%
4	K G Shivappa Male	INC Indian National Congress	66145 9.19%
5	R Manjunatha (raju) Male	IND Independent	4534 0.63%
6	Sripathy Male	IND Independent	3642 0.51%
7	M Shivappa Ratod Male	IND Independent	1647 0.23%
8	N Basavaiah Male	IND Independent	1378 0.19%
9	M Krishna Rao Male	IND Independent	1327 0.18%
10	B C Prasada Male	IND Independent	1298 0.18%
11	Satyanarayana Murthy Male	IND Independent	1201 0.17%
12	A M Mahadevappa Male	IND Independent	734 0.1%
13	U Moti Nayak Male	IND Independent	729 0.1%
14	Murthy Male	IND Independent	680 0.09%
15	V Ramakrishna (sabaji) Male	IND Independent	566 0.08%
16	S V Vasudeva Kamath Male	IND Independent	517 0.07%
17	G S Sanjeeva Male	IND Independent	265 0.04%
	Total		719721 68.21%

In 1996, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 1078500 electors. Total number of valid vote was 719721. Karnataka Congress Party candidate S Bangarappa won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 303152 votes. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Ayanur Manjunatha stood second with total 230916 votes. He lost by 72236 votes.

1991 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	K G Shivappa Male	INC Indian National Congress	281182 45.91%
2	B S Yediyurappa Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	240479 39.27%
3	M S Mahadevappa Male	JD Janata Dal	63974 10.45%
4	K T Gangadara Male	KRS Karnataka Rajya Ryota Sangha	15677 2.56%
5	G Choodappa Male	IND Independent	2780 0.45%
6	Chandrappa Male	IND Independent	1203 0.2%
7	Gundumane Nagabhushana Male	IND Independent	1153 0.19%
8	Parshuram Kanpet Male	IND Independent	1003 0.16%
9	Ganesh Bhat Male	PBI Proutist Bloc Of India	879 0.14%
10	U Mothinayak Male	IND Independent	760 0.12%
11	S S L Bhat Male	IND Independent	730 0.12%
12	S Guruchidambar Male	IND Independent	640 0.1%
13	T R Devendrappa Male	IND Independent	527 0.09%
14	K Narayana Male	MSD Akhil Bharatiya Manav Seva Das	520 0.08%
15	B T Bhaskar Shetty Male	IND Independent	355 0.06%
16	Ikram Ulla Khan Male	IND Independent	322 0.05%
17	B L Krishnaveni (w) Female	IND Independent	232 0.04%
	Total		612416 60.15%

In 1991, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 1043040 electors. Total number of valid vote was 612416. Indian National Congress candidate K G Shivappa won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 281182 votes. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate B S Yediyurappa stood second with total 240479 votes. He lost by 40703 votes.

1989 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	T V Chandrashekarappa Male	INC Indian National Congress	269074 38.76%
2	M Kotoji Rao Male	JD Janata Dal	128704 18.54%
3	M Ananda Rao Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	108241 15.59%
4	Mahishi Sarojini Bindurao Female	JNP (jp) Janata Pary (jp)	94715 13.64%
5	H Ganapathiyappa Male	KRS Karnataka Rajya Ryota Sangha	45845 6.6%
6	Fazluddin A M Male	MUL Muslim League	44305 6.38%
7	Choodapa G Male	IND Independent	2237 0.32%
8	Nagaratana Ramakristna Female	IND Independent	1128 0.16%
	Total		694249 70.97%

In 1989, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 1024762 electors. Total number of valid vote was 694249. Indian National Congress candidate T V Chandrashekarappa won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 269074 votes. Janata Dal candidate M Kotoji Rao stood second with total 128704 votes. He lost by 140370 votes.

1984 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	T V Chandrashekarappa Male	INC Indian National Congress	299038 57.86%
2	D G Shivannagowda Male	BJP Bharatiya Janta Party	175364 33.93%
3	K T Mohan Male	IND Independent	28330 5.48%
4	M Subraya Kodgi Male	IND Independent	4436 0.86%
5	S Guruchidambara Male	IND Independent	4084 0.79%
6	K S Ramachandra Setty Male	LKD Lok Dal	2234 0.43%
7	S R Nagappa Setty Male	IND Independent	1423 0.28%
8	H M Shankare Gowda Male	IND Independent	724 0.14%
9	R Yellappa Male	IND Independent	487 0.09%
10	M Lingappa Male	IND Independent	396 0.08%
11	M B Eswara Rao Male	IND Independent	285 0.06%
	Total		516801 70.98%

In 1984, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 745840 electors. Total number of valid vote was 516801. Indian National Congress candidate T V Chandrashekarappa won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 299038 votes. Bharatiya Janta Party candidate D G Shivannagowda stood second with total 175364 votes. He lost by 123674 votes.

1980 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	S T Quadri Male	INC(I) Indian National Congress (i)	246328 56.78%
2	D H Shankara Murthy Male	JNP Janta Party	94530 21.79%
3	A R Badrinarayan Male	INC(U) Indian National Congress (u)	78048 17.99%
4	Kanandur Lingappa Male	JNP(S) Janta Party (secular)	10005 2.31%
5	M Lingaiah Male	IND Independents	1534 0.35%
6	Hulikere Chandrashekar Male	IND Independents	1288 0.3%
7	Bhoopalam Chandrasekharaiah Male	IND Independents	1189 0.27%
8	S M Onkara Murthy Male	IND Independents	878 0.2%
	Total		433800 64.32%

In 1980, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 697266 electors. Total number of valid vote was 433800. Indian National Congress (i) candidate S T Quadri won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 246328 votes. Janta Party candidate D H Shankara Murthy stood second with total 94530 votes. He lost by 151798 votes.

1977 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	A R Badarinarayan Male	INC Indian National Congress	236065 59.42%
2	J H Patel Male	BLD Bharatiya Lok Dal	161229 40.58%
	Total		397294 73.1%

In 1977, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 559699 electors. Total number of valid vote was 397294. Indian National Congress candidate A R Badarinarayan won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 236065 votes. Bharatiya Lok Dal candidate J H Patel stood second with total 161229 votes. He lost by 74836 votes.

1971 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	T V Chandrashekarappa Veerabasappa Male	INC Indian National Congress	211553 71.84%
2	J H Patel Male	SSP Samyukta Socialist Party	79111 26.86%
3	S Guruchidambara Male	IND Independents	3823 1.3%
	Total		294487 57.02%

In 1971, Shimoga parliamentary constituency had total 535265 electors. Total number of valid vote was 294487. Indian National Congress candidate T V Chandrashekarappa Veerabasappa won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 211553 votes. Samyukta Socialist Party candidate J H Patel stood second with total 79111 votes. He lost by 132442 votes.

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