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YELLAPUR 1989 Assembly Election Result

Karnataka Legislative Assembly constituency result for 1989. Winner: R. V. DEVRAJ (INC). Winning margin: 22.3%.

Quick Summary

Winner
R. V. DEVRAJ
Party
INC
Vote Share
51.1%
Margin
22.3%

Candidate Results — 1989

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
R. V. DEVRAJ✓ WinnerINC27,52651.1%
MOHAMMAD MOIENUDDINJD15,48228.7%
M. SRINIVASA MURTHYBJP6,76312.6%
M. OBANNA RAJUJP1,5872.9%
R. S. N. GOWDAIND6671.2%
SALEEMULLA KHANIND3790.7%
J. PYARUIND2860.5%
SHARMAIND2690.5%
Y. V. VENKATAPPAIND1420.3%
B. R. BABU RAOIND1370.3%
KUPPAIAHIND970.2%
MUNISWAMY GOWDAIND940.2%
RANGAPPAIND930.2%
M. RAMAPPAIND780.1%
MEHTAR M. AZZAMIND610.1%
CHANDRASHEKARA HAMPALIIND420.1%
RAFFIIND400.1%
C. V. VENKATAKRISHNAIND350.1%
K. M. KESHVANIND300.1%
RAGHAVAIAH S.IND290.1%
KESHAVA MURTHYIND260.1%
H. K. MOHAMED HABEEBIND210.0%
DEVAGIRI PANDU RANGAIND190.0%

Historical Results — YELLAPUR

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2023ARABAIL HEBBAR SHIVARAMBJP49.7%2.7%
2019ARABAIL HEBBAR SHIVARAMBJP60.2%23.5%
2018ARABAIL HEBBAR SHIVARAMINC47.3%1.1%
2013ARABAIL HEBBAR SHIVARAMINC48.1%20.3%
2008ANDALAGI VEERABHADRAGOUDA SHIVANAGOUDA PATILBJP37.5%2.4%
2005B.Z.ZAMEER AHMED KHANJD(S)42.4%7.8%
2004S. M. KRISHNAINC57.9%28.6%
1999R. V. DEVRAJINC54.1%18.9%
1994PRAMILA NESARGIBJP28.3%2.1%
1989R. V. DEVRAJINC51.1%22.3%
1985MOHAMMAD MOIENUDDINJP42.9%10.0%
1983M. OBANNA RAJUJP36.2%16.4%
1978S. PRAMILAJP42.7%10.5%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the YELLAPUR constituency in 1989?
R. V. DEVRAJ of INC won the YELLAPUR assembly constituency in the 1989 Karnataka election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in YELLAPUR in 1989?
The winning margin for YELLAPUR in 1989 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of YELLAPUR constituency?
Historical results for YELLAPUR across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.