Mandya, Karnataka — Lok Sabha Election Results

Mandya (Karnataka) was won by Sumalatha Ambareesh (Independent) at the 2019 Lok Sabha general election, with a margin of 125,876 votes over Nikhil Kumaraswamy. This page covers every Lok Sabha general election in Mandya, Karnataka, from 1977 to 2019.

Full Election History, 1977–2019

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Margin
1977 K. Chickalingaiah Indian National Congress 200,360 48.4% M. Srinivas (Bharatiya Lok Dal) 5,321 (1.3 pts)
1980 S.M. Krishna Congress (I) 223,675 52.0% C. Bandegowda (Janata Party) 115,342 (26.8 pts)
1984 K. V. Shankaragowda Janata Party 319,176 58.6% S. M. Krishna (Indian National Congress) 120,396 (22.1 pts)
1989 G.Made Gowda Indian National Congress 337,024 47.7% H.L.Nage Gowda (JNP (JP)) 74,889 (10.6 pts)
1991 G. Madegowda Indian National Congress 259,500 42.5% D. Ramalingaiah (Bharatiya Janata Party) 95,347 (15.6 pts)
1996 Krishna Janata Dal 335,852 46.0% G Madegowda (Indian National Congress) 33,386 (4.6 pts)
1998 Ambareesh Janata Dal 431,439 55.0% G.Made Gowda (Indian National Congress) 180,523 (23.0 pts)
1999 Ambareesh @ Amaranatha .M.H Indian National Congress 418,110 52.2% Krishna (Janata Dal (Secular)) 152,180 (19.0 pts)
2004 Ambareesh M. H. Indian National Congress 411,116 47.9% Dr. S Ramegowda (Janata Dal (Secular)) 124,438 (14.5 pts)
2009 N Cheluvaraya Swamy @ Swamygowda Janata Dal (Secular) 384,443 37.3% M H Ambareesh (Indian National Congress) 23,500 (2.3 pts)
2014 C.S.Puttaraju Janata Dal (Secular) 524,370 44.0% Ramya (Indian National Congress) 5,518 (0.5 pts)
2019 Sumalatha Ambareesh Independent 703,660 51.1% Nikhil Kumaraswamy (Janata Dal (Secular)) 125,876 (9.2 pts)

Full Result Breakdown by Election

1977

CandidatePartyVotesShare
K. Chickalingaiah Indian National Congress 200,360 48.4%
M. Srinivas Bharatiya Lok Dal 195,039 47.1%
G. Rangaswamy Independent 16,009 3.9%
Kowdle Channappa Independent 2,631 0.6%

1980

CandidatePartyVotesShare
S.M. Krishna Congress (I) 223,675 52.0%
C. Bandegowda Janata Party 108,333 25.2%
M. Lingaiah Congress (U) 86,245 20.1%
M.S. Siddappa Independent 5,155 1.2%
Guruswamy Independent 3,886 0.9%
R. Siddaiah Independent 1,353 0.3%
Hette Paksha Rangaswamy Alias Swamy Ranganathananda Puri Independent 1,330 0.3%

1984

CandidatePartyVotesShare
K. V. Shankaragowda Janata Party 319,176 58.6%
S. M. Krishna Indian National Congress 198,780 36.5%
B. N. Thirumalegowda Independent 7,240 1.3%
S. B. Shivalingegowda Independent 3,833 0.7%
S. S. Khothari Independent 3,659 0.7%
K. Jogaiah Independent 3,267 0.6%
Manjunath M. Independent 2,786 0.5%
V. Sundarakrishna Independent 2,638 0.5%
C. Boraiah Independent 1,923 0.4%
Yellappa Independent 1,807 0.3%

1989

CandidatePartyVotesShare
G.Made Gowda Indian National Congress 337,024 47.7%
H.L.Nage Gowda JNP (JP) 262,135 37.1%
Kowdley Channappa Janata Dal 74,548 10.6%
V.Krishna Shetty Independent 14,810 2.1%
Devegowda Independent 5,946 0.8%
V.Sundrakrishna Independent 5,083 0.7%
N.C.Prasanna Kumar Independent 3,635 0.5%
C.N.Margigowda Independent 3,007 0.4%

1991

CandidatePartyVotesShare
G. Madegowda Indian National Congress 259,500 42.5%
D. Ramalingaiah Bharatiya Janata Party 164,153 26.9%
H. Srinivas KRS 117,136 19.2%
H.T. Krishnappa Janata Dal 52,331 8.6%
Puttagowda Independent 4,872 0.8%
Srinivas Independent 4,390 0.7%
N.C. Prasanna Kumara Independent 3,358 0.5%
Manavar Sherief Independent 2,874 0.5%
V. Krishnashetty BKUS 2,294 0.4%

1996

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Krishna Janata Dal 335,852 46.0%
G Madegowda Indian National Congress 302,466 41.4%
D Ramalingaiah Bharatiya Janata Party 70,823 9.7%
D C Chowdegowda Janata Party 9,687 1.3%
K. Rao Independent 3,695 0.5%
Kullegowda Independent 2,545 0.3%
Ramachandra Independent 1,743 0.2%
Ameer Baig Independent 1,544 0.2%
Honnagirigowda Independent 798 0.1%
C Basavarajappa Independent 768 0.1%
P Venkataramaiah Independent 704 0.1%

1998

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Ambareesh Janata Dal 431,439 55.0%
G.Made Gowda Indian National Congress 250,916 32.0%
H. Srinivas Bharatiya Janata Party 102,459 13.1%

1999

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Ambareesh @ Amaranatha .M.H Indian National Congress 418,110 52.2%
Krishna Janata Dal (Secular) 265,930 33.2%
D. Ramalingaiah Bharatiya Janata Party 82,522 10.3%
N. Mahesh Bahujan Samaj Party 21,562 2.7%
C.M. Dyavappa Independent 12,470 1.6%

2004

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Ambareesh M. H. Indian National Congress 411,116 47.9%
Dr. S Ramegowda Janata Dal (Secular) 286,678 33.4%
Dr. K S Jayaram Janata Dal (United) 98,260 11.5%
B T Srinivasagowda KNDP 33,014 3.8%
Ravikeerti C Bahujan Samaj Party 28,496 3.3%

2009

CandidatePartyVotesShare
N Cheluvaraya Swamy @ Swamygowda Janata Dal (Secular) 384,443 37.3%
M H Ambareesh Indian National Congress 360,943 35.0%
L R Shivaramegowda Bharatiya Janata Party 144,875 14.0%
K S Puttannaiah SKP 53,644 5.2%
M Krishnamurthy Bahujan Samaj Party 25,441 2.5%
S. Balasubramaniyan Independent 15,733 1.5%
Shambhulingegowda Independent 15,234 1.5%
Shakunthala Independent 11,257 1.1%
Venkatesh R Independent 7,086 0.7%
H S Ramanna PPOI 5,099 0.5%
Kowdle Channappa Janata Dal (United) 4,495 0.4%
Johnson Chinnappan AIJMK 3,453 0.3%

2014

CandidatePartyVotesShare
C.S.Puttaraju Janata Dal (Secular) 524,370 44.0%
Ramya Indian National Congress 518,852 43.5%
Prof. B.Shivalingaiah Bharatiya Janata Party 86,993 7.3%
M.Krishnamurthy Bahujan Samaj Party 22,391 1.9%
H.K.Krishna KP 8,604 0.7%
None Of The Above Independent 6,021 0.5%
Bhanuprakash.K.L Independent 4,354 0.4%
Dr. C.S.Hanumanthappa Aam Aadmi Party 4,098 0.3%
N.C.Puttaraju Independent 4,021 0.3%
K.Udayakumara Independent 3,070 0.3%
Ashraf Independent 2,163 0.2%
Krishnamurthy Kommerahalli RPI(A) 1,643 0.1%
K.Mahadevappa BDBRAJP 1,423 0.1%
Arunakumara Independent 1,179 0.1%
Aravind Premanand Independent 1,172 0.1%
K.Shivananda HJP 1,165 0.1%
Jayachandra BMP 1,119 0.1%

2019

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Sumalatha Ambareesh Independent 703,660 51.1%
Nikhil Kumaraswamy Janata Dal (Secular) 577,784 42.0%
M.L. Shashikumar Independent 18,323 1.3%
Nanjundaswamy Bahujan Samaj Party 12,545 0.9%
Sumalatha Independent 8,902 0.6%
M. Sumalatha Independent 8,542 0.6%
C. Lingegowda Independent 6,408 0.5%
Gurulingaiah INCP 6,322 0.5%
D.C. Jayashankara ANP 4,992 0.4%
T.K. Dasar Independent 4,272 0.3%
Divakar.C.P.Gowda UPP 3,404 0.2%
Lingegowda S H Independent 3,260 0.2%
Sumalatha Independent 3,119 0.2%
Satheesh Kumar .T.N Independent 2,762 0.2%
Manjunath B Independent 1,732 0.1%
Arvind Premanand Independent 1,725 0.1%
G. Manjunatha Independent 1,723 0.1%
Premakumara .V.V Independent 1,592 0.1%
Santhosh Mandya Gowda EP 1,442 0.1%
H.Narayana Independent 1,295 0.1%
Kowdle Channappa Independent 1,046 0.1%
Puttegowda.N.C. Independent 834 0.1%

Margin Over Time

Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party's broad bloc (Congress / BJP / Left / other).

1977: Indian National Congress margin 1.3 pts 1980: Congress (I) margin 26.8 pts 1984: Janata Party margin 22.1 pts 1989: Indian National Congress margin 10.6 pts 1991: Indian National Congress margin 15.6 pts 1996: Janata Dal margin 4.6 pts 1998: Janata Dal margin 23.0 pts 1999: Indian National Congress margin 19.0 pts 2004: Indian National Congress margin 14.5 pts 2009: Janata Dal (Secular) margin 2.3 pts 2014: Janata Dal (Secular) margin 0.5 pts 2019: Independent margin 9.2 pts 1977 1980 1984 1989 1991 1996 1998 1999 2004 2009 2014 2019

Trend

Mandya has been contested at 12 Lok Sabha general elections on record since 1977. Parties that have won this seat over that span: Indian National Congress, Congress (I), Janata Party, Janata Dal, Janata Dal (Secular), Independent.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Mandya in the 2019 Lok Sabha election?

Sumalatha Ambareesh (Independent) won Mandya, Karnataka, in 2019 with 703,660 votes (51.1%), a margin of 125,876 votes over Nikhil Kumaraswamy.

Which parties have won Mandya since 1977?

Since 1977, Mandya has been won by: Congress (I), Independent, Indian National Congress, Janata Dal, Janata Dal (Secular), Janata Party.

What was the closest result in Mandya?

The closest result on record for Mandya was 2014, when Janata Dal (Secular) beat Indian National Congress by just 5,518 votes (0.5 percentage points).

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