<p>In Karnataka Assembly Election 2023, Bidar constituency (AC No. 50) in Bidar district voted on May 10. Over 5 crore registered voters were eligible to exercise their franchise in Karnataka polls this year.</p>.<p>The term of the 224-member Legislative Assembly of Karnataka is scheduled to end on May 24, 2023.</p>.<p>Bidar is one of 78 Assembly seats won by the INC in 2018 elections.</p>.<p>Use the map below to check the winner and the winning party of the Bidar constituency in the Karnataka election 2023. You can also check the winning margin and details of the runner-up party and candidate.</p>.<div class="flourish-embed" data-src="story/1908057">1</div>.<p>In Karnataka election 2018, INC candidate Rahim Khan won the Bidar Assembly seat after securing 73270 votes. The INC candidate defeated BJP candidate Surayakanth Nagmarpalli by a margin of 10245 votes.</p>.<p>In 2018, Bidar constituency had 216853 electors, including 110990 males and 105836 females.</p>.<p>The constituency had 27 third-gender voters in 2018.</p>.<p>After the 2018 polls, JD(S) and Congress formed a coalition government with H D Kumaraswamy as the Chief Minister.</p>.<p>However, the coalition government collapsed in 2019 following resignations of 13 rebel Congress and JD(S) MLAs. The BJP subseqently formed a government with B S Yediyurappa becoming the Chief Minister.</p>.<p>In 2021, the BJP strongman resigned from the CM's post after which Basavaraj Bommai became the CM.</p>
<p>In Karnataka Assembly Election 2023, Bidar constituency (AC No. 50) in Bidar district voted on May 10. Over 5 crore registered voters were eligible to exercise their franchise in Karnataka polls this year.</p>.<p>The term of the 224-member Legislative Assembly of Karnataka is scheduled to end on May 24, 2023.</p>.<p>Bidar is one of 78 Assembly seats won by the INC in 2018 elections.</p>.<p>Use the map below to check the winner and the winning party of the Bidar constituency in the Karnataka election 2023. You can also check the winning margin and details of the runner-up party and candidate.</p>.<div class="flourish-embed" data-src="story/1908057">1</div>.<p>In Karnataka election 2018, INC candidate Rahim Khan won the Bidar Assembly seat after securing 73270 votes. The INC candidate defeated BJP candidate Surayakanth Nagmarpalli by a margin of 10245 votes.</p>.<p>In 2018, Bidar constituency had 216853 electors, including 110990 males and 105836 females.</p>.<p>The constituency had 27 third-gender voters in 2018.</p>.<p>After the 2018 polls, JD(S) and Congress formed a coalition government with H D Kumaraswamy as the Chief Minister.</p>.<p>However, the coalition government collapsed in 2019 following resignations of 13 rebel Congress and JD(S) MLAs. The BJP subseqently formed a government with B S Yediyurappa becoming the Chief Minister.</p>.<p>In 2021, the BJP strongman resigned from the CM's post after which Basavaraj Bommai became the CM.</p>
