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BIDAR

Constituency no. 1 in Mysore · reserved for Scheduled Castes · Lok Sabha seat contested 3 times since 1962.

Mysore also has an assembly constituency called BIDAR. It is a different territory with a different electorate — see its 3 results.

Winner, 1967
R. VEERAPPA
INC
Elections held
3
1962–1971
Most successful party
INC
won 3 of 3
Margin, 1967
60,320
21.86% of valid votes

Result, 1967

Winner
Votes
1,36,413
Vote share
49.45%
Margin
60,320
Runner-up
RPIT. MASAJI
Votes
76,093
Vote share
27.58%
Behind by
60,320
Electors
4,74,941
Total votes polled
2,75,877
Valid votes
2,75,877
NOTA votes
Turnout
58.1%

Full result, 1967

3 candidates · 2,75,877 valid votes

1967 election →
R. VEERAPPAINCwon
1,36,413
49.5%
T. MASAJIRPI
76,093
27.6%
B. SHAMSUNDERIND
63,371
23.0%

Past results

Most recent 3 of 3 elections

YearWinnerPartyVotesVote shareRunner-upMargin
1971SHANKER DEV BALAJI RAOINC2,07,42376.35%RAMCHANDRA VEERAPPA1,52,674
1967R. VEERAPPAINC1,36,41349.45%T. MASAJI60,320
1962RAMACHANDER VEERAPPAINC95,69151.87%B. SHAMSUNDER54,302

Who has held it

Wins by party across every election above

Turnout and closeness over time

Turnout

0%16%33%49%65%196219671971Turnout

Winning margin

0%16%31%47%63%196219671971Margin

Frequently asked

Straight answers to the questions this page exists to answer.

Who won the BIDAR constituency in 1971?

SHANKER DEV BALAJI RAO (INC) won BIDAR in 1971, by a margin of 1,52,674 votes.

Which party has won BIDAR the most times?

INC, with 3 of the 3 wins recorded since 1962.

How many times has BIDAR gone to the polls?

3 times, from 1962 to 1971.

Who has won BIDAR the most times?

SHANKER DEV BALAJI RAO, with 1 win between 1971 and 1971.

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